FIRST TIME WATCHING: The Sixth Sense...I SEE DEAD PEOPLE 

The coolest part about re-watching this movie, for sure is catching all the hints

That’s so cool!!

You do see Malcolm's reflection in the knob...it just cuts off below his face. But there's the fact that Malcolm is the kind of doctor who ONLY makes house calls...or sidewalk calls, school calls...never once does Cole go to an actual meeting in an office.

Yes. And Malcolm’s reflection wasn’t on the floor when Cole opened the door. That’s when I realized he was dead.

I've seen this movie a ton and never noticed that lol.

That car scene with Toni and Haley is the absolute best in this film...in my opinion. So wonderful

Haley was even nominated for an Oscar for the role. When Micheal Caine reciveed it instead of Haley, Caine complimented Haley on his performance.

Toni tops this by 1000 in Hereditary

And on top of Toni’s ridiculously good acting, she had to fake an American accent besides!! It’s not even noticeable!

If only I knew Haley Joel Osment BEFORE Kingdom Hearts’ Sora

Thanks;)

Yeah, that was tight.

i know that this is belated. but “i see dead people” was in trailers, so it wasn’t really an in-crowd meme thing

I cry every freaking time with that scene

always makes me cry! Love Toni Collette

I’ve seen this movie so very many times and I cry every single time.

I busted out crying, in the theater when Cole proved to his Mom about his gift and his grandma.

I cry during that scene even when watching reactions.

Oh, but James' cheesy grin when the reveal was coming and he knew Ninetailed was falling for it, THAT was equally priceless. I totally relate, as it's exactly why I watch reaction vids.

lol it looked like Tank from the Matrix uploaded the ending into his brain.

Actually FWIW he did catch it about 2 seconds or so before most folks do. The ring-drop, along with the voiceover repeat of the "I see dead people" lines is the usual "Reveal" moment, but Ninetailed got it the moment Malcolm says he didn't leave.

Yes! I knew he’d figured it out at that exact moment! Lol

I've literally watched this part multiple times. His face was really priceless!!

I would consider this more a suspense/thriller, and a secondary horror film.

@@maximillianosaben Yeah. It's less a horror movie, and more a movie about life and closure.

Same. I first watched this when it came out and i was a kid back then and cant get what they're saying in the car..i watched it again as an adult and made me super emotional.

It's just raw emotions

Yep, and also how the color red connects to the ghosts - balloon, sweater, tent, doorknob, dress, and wrap

I was asking some of the same things but I was rationalizing them. I believed that his mom not being there was because she works 2 jobs. Plus they showed them sitting together right before Cole came in. Malcolm not having a car, that is common in big cities where there is good transportation. Or he just parked around the corner so Cole or his wife and her "suspected lover" wouldn't spot him. I looked at them going to the funeral together as just an activity that Malcolm did with Cole. Some therapists do activities with their patients. So it also got me at the end. And then thinking back on it, I was like of course he's dead. It's so obvious when you look back on it. Duh!!! That's what the second viewing is for. Pointing out the details😂😂😂

This movie is great at making us fill in the blanks ourselves, right up until the end where we realize oh no, those really were meaningful inconsistencies.

@@moonakieater2308 Apropos of nothing, your comment about car ownership in big cities reminded me of what Dad said about living in San Francisco for 18 months. He never "had to" use his car. He could walk to most places he needed to go and it was simpler to take the metro for everything else. He ended up driving his car once a month or so just so the battery wouldn't die.

You're kidding, right? He kept babbling during key scenes, "Do you notice something off here?", "Does it seem like something supernatural is going on here?" He can't seem to help himself, he just talks and talks over things (which he's already seen), in order to sound smart.

I'm so glad, because someone spoiled it for me years ago, and I've always wondered how I would have seen this film if I hadn't known.

@@Mr.Ekshin I think I agree with you on some of his other reactions that I've seen.

@@Mr.Ekshin - Compare their videos on movies that James has watched that Ninetailedbrush hasn't to the videos on movies neither of them have watched. James asks the same kind of questions in the same way for the movies he himself hasn't seen either. It's not him hinting at things, it's him asking Ninetail what thoughts he's having (it seems to me, that James is more vocal, while Ninetail silently puts things together in his head, so if he didn't ask him for his thoughts once in a while, Ninetail probably wouldn't be voicing nearly as much). When you don't make this comparison, you end just projecting meanings into things. "Knowing what I know about this movie, could that sentence he said hint to what's going on? Yes. Therefore it must have registered in Ninetail's head as a clue". Go watch some reactions to movies neither of them have seen. Sometimes the question James asks turns out to be what's true, other times it's half-true, other times it's way off. Same is actually the case for the movies James HAS watched. Ninetail of all people knows this full well, so he's not gonna hear "do you think something supernatural is going on?" after they've just talked about figuring out what TYPE of horror movie this is (slasher, thriller, supernatural etc) and interpret it as "oooh, that means it's supernatural" in his mind. As far as the "trying to sound smart" thing, that has absolutely no basis. James is very interested in movie-making, so he's gonna be very attentive to the story, observe things that I for one typically haven't noticed/thought of before and make comments on methods used for certain effects that I didn't know about. That's one of the things I really like about their reactions, which is why these guys, Brandon Likes Movies and Shan Watches Movies are my favourite reactors. The fact that you hear things like that as "blah blah blah, I'm SOOOO smart" is more of a reflection of your your view on yourself than your view on them.

@@VelkanAngels - Brandon Likes Movies and Shan Watches Movies are solid reactors, with a lot of valid input. They don't prattle on like first year film students about lighting and cinematography, and certainly not while talking over crucial dialogue. This guy 'James' seems to think that everything he's got to say is more relevant than what the writers wrote, and thus he talks over a LOT of key scenes. It's a wonder that "Ninetail" has any clue what's going on in some of these films. Just my opinion, but these guys need to discover the 'pause' button. They are amusing at times, but damn... pause, talk, unpause. It's not that hard. And hell, with James having seen most of these, you'd think he'd know what scenes were critical to the plot and shut up for a minute.

*Everything* that is RED in this movie is significant. Every time you see that color, it's a secret signal to pay attention.

There’s an offhand comment that the little sister is starting to get sick as well.

@@andysutcliffe3915 There's also a bit of dialogue where the little girl asks if her older sister is going to come back. And Cole tells her, "Not anymore.", IMPLYING that we ALL have the 6th sense when we are young, but we sort of "outgrow it" as we age.

It was truely amazing that for the most part, millions of movie goers world wide, kept their mouths shut. I think just to enjoy other people's reactions at the history making twist.

A friend of mine didn't enjoy the movie because she guessed the twist right away. (We didn't see it together but we met after we had both seen it and talked about it). I saw it with my brother he guessed the twist when Cole and Melcom say good bye to each other but he didn't say anything while watching.

Oh that’s super cool

Yeah it was pretty great

I love how James doesn't mind being vulnerable on camera. I love to see him get emotional 💜 The scenes between Haley and Toni Collette always made me very sad and emotional.

@@deepalall647 Same. It takes courage to be vulnerable especially on youtube. My favourite type of reactions are the genuine ones and it's really cathartic for me watching reactors get emotional to scenes that affect me too. It's a great testament to the power of cinema, acting, stories and the human spirit :)

So true Stephie, so true. Btw, I tear up too every time I watch that scene between Cole and his mom in the car.

If Ninetailed had looked over and seen that incredibly wide cheesy grin on James at the reveal, it would have been spoiled. But I relate -- that's why we all watch reactions, to empathize with the newbies and see their reactions. Love it all.

@@willcool713 I think Ninetailed had already just caught on by the time James started grinning?

@@StoryMing Maybe, but he was still struggling with it even after the film was over. In any case, James' grin was infectious. :-)

same that scene lives with me just like when the botched execution in The Green mile both are horrific to me

Yeah, that's the most horrifying part of the movie to me, because things like that can and do happen. I love that the scariest thing in that movie was just a living person and not a ghost.

@@thyop89 "the worst monsters wear a human face" my grandpa told me this and trust that man fought in ww2 and survived hell he saw for himself the death camps befote the war he thought such acts of cruelty were inhumain after the the war he realized the only creature that could do such things and at such a sickenly massive scale was infact humans we truely are the only "monsters" on this planet

Yeah, learning that her mother's poisoning is an actual disorder people have was what really horrified me, too.

_Two_ quietly understated little head bonks, actually... [40:57 and 41:15]

I think signs is honestly even better. The heart and emotions in that movie are amazing

Yeah, I remember Signs getting some flak, mostly for the aliens' weakness, but also for how so many seemingly unrelated things turned out to be relevant for a single moment. The first, okay, I get that. The second? Dude. It's called *fiction.*

She's more american than most americans lol

Oh another really good one for Haley Joel is "Pay it Forward".

Is it odd that no one has mentioned Old (2021), yet?

@@harrypottersnumbrfan same vote, Pay it Forward! I'm surprised that I haven't found any reactor reacted to it coz I guess, it is so underrated that no one's requesting for it.

@@thepinoychoppingboard1012 that is great movie

@@thepinoychoppingboard1012 Same. Can't even find one reaction to it. And this movie actually had an impact, Paying it Forward is a real thing because of this movie and the story behind it

Right?? Lol

She needs an academy award

I understand the confusion tho, cause slasher horror is most commonly what you think of as horror

1. Buffy 4 life 🙌 2. Agreed. I’ve stopped watching shit I genuinely was interested in story-wise due to constant jump scares. So cheap

@@hopobilbow1551 Jump scares can be done well, It's just rare not to see them overused or done not-so-well..

This is "suspense" to me..Definately not horror.

Yes

I hope that when he helped Malcolm, Vincent was also helped.

Yes

I love signs

Yes! Signs. Such a bizarre movie but loved it. Not everyone does but I did.

Unbreakable cannot be missed. Never cared for Signs, but Unbreakable and its follow-ups were all pretty darn good.

The Village, in my opinion was M. Knights only terrible movie. A borefest and just plain awful. Every great writer has 1 bad one. Stephen King did too...Geralds Game...

Split was my fav of the trilogy; McAvoy killed it

@@k3n12ock He really did! Oscar worthy imo

@@k3n12ock It takes some real talent for an actor to convey which character he's playing at the moment without even having to speak. He really should've won an Oscar for best ensemble, all by himself.

I was so worried he was going to guess it honestly

Naw ur like 20 now right? I’m real good at math. ;)

@@whitenoisereacts aha well, if you believe in multiverse theory then technically, somewhere out there, we are all 20.

This ties in with something that just occurred to me: both Cole and Vincent came from divorced families. I have special needs kids myself, and it's very common when that occurs in a family for the marriage to break down under the stress. Perhaps the reason their parents' marriages collapsed was because they couldn't cope with all the chaos arising from the kids having paranormal visions. So that would be another source of stress for Cole - thinking that it's his fault his dad left, and his mother is struggling so hard to keep the family going.

Lmao, that’s crazy

😂😂😂 And a puppy too! Everything should’ve been blamed on the dog! Lol!

Yes

Unbreakable, Split, Glass-trilogy

Unbreakable was incredible to me. It took me to a place where I questioned: was he really a super hero? Then finally u realize: he Is a super hero.

We all have regrets of things we did in situations because we just didn't understand the entire picture. I remember two specific instances in my life yet there is nothing I can do about it now because they were strangers, just people in need and desperate and I failed them. I ask the Lord often to forgive and bless those two people and ask him to please hit me in the head with a hammer if I fail that test agains. Compassion for all should be our mindset. Sure there are people out to abuse and take advantage of you, but leave that to the Lord, and do what Jesus would do. God bless you dear. You did the best you were capable at the time.

A.I and What Dreams May Come are the only 2 movies that absolutely WRECK me every time I watch them. Both are amazing movies, but boy are they devastating--especially AI.

Ugh. Both movies devastated me. It's so hard for me to willing watch them. I have to be mentally prepared to watch them again.

sleepaway camp is something else lol.

YES! I look how detail oriented this move about where red was placed.