My wife watches THE SIXTH SENSE for the FIRST time || Movie Reaction 

Jenn picking up everything and not putting it together while Holden just tries to keep his mouth shut is EVERYTHING!!!! Her noticing Bruce Willis wearing the same shirt has me in tears! I got to go to the premier of this in NY when I was in high school and this movie was so good crazy. That reveal at the end was the best ever and the whole theater was in shock.

“WOW. He survived that??” “Yeah.” The look on Holden’s face afterwards. 😂😂😂

"Everything will be different in the morning." He realized his wife couldn't move on because she subconsciously could still feel his presence. Once he moved on, she would be able to as well.

The final scene with Cole and his Mom in the car will always make me cry.

Jen saying "well that's sad" at the end to how Cole will now live a life of helping ghosts is the entire plot to the show Ghost Whisperer, which was an excellent show in my opinion. Not sure if that'd ever be something reacted to, but it essentially tells the story of what would happen to someone like Cole who embraced their ability.

This movie is so sad. The conversation between Cole and his mom, very early on, where she talks about winning the lottery, quitting her jobs, fantasy stuff that seems like it's never going to happen, and his responses are getting picked first for a team, winning the game, and being celebrated. It's such a small thing, but so sad.

Donnie Wahlberg was insanely committed to this small role. He starved himself and "went to a really dark place" to prepare for it. He became so unrecognicable that people kept telling him "I had no idea that was you".

That “Do I make her proud” scene always makes my eyes tear up.

This movie terrified me as a kid. I couldnt watch it all without covering my eyes lol. This movie has become so iconic and had a plot twist that almost no one saw coming. As comedian Nate Bargatze says about the movie and the topic of the silent treatment, "That was the biggest plot twist we ever saw, we just thought his wife just wasnt talking to him for like a year; that made more sense to us than the possibility of being dead" 😂

I have seen reactions to this dozens and dozens of times and every time I see the reactor “get it” it gives me full body chills. Every. Single. Time. Thank you so much, hope you enjoyed it.🙂

Not only did she not interact with Bruce Willis but his death is why she was continually watching their wedding video in remembrance

"Signs" is my favorite M. Night film. Incredible acting by all, with his clasic Hitchcock style cameos.

Jenn rolling her eyes on Holden's "Who's to say?" 🤣🤣

Signs is fantastic!!! M. Night gets some great performances out of his actors. I’d argue “Unbreakable” is Bruce Willis’ best performance and “Signs” is Mel Gibson’s best performance.

The first time i saw this movie, when the funeral twist was revealed, I literally yelled "YOU B!TCH!!!" in a high whisper (to not disturb people in the theater).

Can't believe you talked over the monologue from Bruce in the end, it was so beautiful and you talked over it.

Jen continues to amaze in her discussion. Hope all is well with the family. The scene in the car with his mother and talking about her mom always being proud of her is so well done and so emotional in the best of ways. His best film as a Director to me by a wide wide margin

One of the next-level strata of this film is how often and flagrantly the twist is waived in front of the audience but almost no one picks up on it. Also the best child performance I can think of.

@17:24 the dog fits in perfectly and even looks up at the right time...had me laughing >.

I honestly think that little Cole knew Malcolm was dead all along. I sort of thought it near the end when he suggested that he try talking to his wife when she was asleep. If he didn’t know it at the beginning, pretty sure he knew it soon after going to the little girl’s funeral.

I’d say this film is a psychological thriller. But goodness, the performances in this film are all grade A+, especially Toni Collette. Her performance as Cole’s mom strikes the perfect balance of exactly what a parent going through this would probably be like.

The look on Boston's face as Bruce Willis plays the audio back, you can see that she hears the ghosts before the volume gets turned up. lol

Would have loved a squeal or a series where the boy becomes a detective and solves murder.

I have to admit it, I love it when Jen rolls her eyes at Holden. She reminds me of my wife. Keep up the awesome reactions.

How did she not get spoiled for all these years? That’s like Gen Z reacting to Star Wars for the first time and being shocked by a particular speech by Darth Vader that came out in 1980!

Holden's face when the wife left dinner jen was like that was harsh and he smirking like crazy cause he is knows

26:00 Cole acts as a beacon to ghosts, they are drawn to him because he is sensitive to seeing them.

Great reaction! I thought there was a chance Jenn would figure it out when she noticed he was wearing the same shirt! What makes this twist one of the best twists is that Cole reveals it to us when he tells his secret to Malcolm. Yet we don't fully get the reveal until Malcolm realizes. Genius storytelling! And the acting is top notch! (Including Donnie Whalburg who was only on screen for a few minutes)

The use of red was more specific than just repeating a color. Something is red is every scene with a ghost. Another reason it is so rewatchable is to check little things like that.

I like how Bruce Willis is sat in the restaurant and not confused why he isn't getting any food/drink lol

I lol’d at his face when she said oh he survived that? 😂😂😂😂

It's always great seeing Holden make faces and mouth words to the camera unbenounced to Jen😂

For me the scariest thing about this movie is that Dr. Crowe is dead but he’s still going to work. The last thing I want to do after I die is work.

I have a theory about why ghosts kept showing up. They noticed that he noticed them. Also, the ghosts are so angry because they're frustrated that nobody sees them and understands them.

Nice job Holdman, deflecting Jens questions. This would have been difficult to answer questions for, without ruining it. You did well, bravo.

23:41 the joy that lit up on Holden's face after that side glance 😂

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I watched it when I was a kid, and I was absolutely terrified. 😆

25:50 It's stated in the film that the spirits are drawn to him. Remember when the mother Lynn is looking at the photos on the wall and there is a shine near baby Cole each time? Malcolm was following(haunting) Cole for a while, making observations of him before he ever actually tried to speak to Cole. As far using pen/paper/audio recorders? What can I say, Malcolm is a ghost on a mission to save a little boy, and little details won't stop him.

I love the dogs face it was like what hell is this what are they watching 😂

I saw this movie in the theater back in 1999. I totally didn't see the plot twist. At the time it was one of those movies you tell your family and friends that they HAVE to see.....so you can actually discuss the movie without spoiling it.

The radio joke made me burst out with laughter that would be a great movie for y’all to watch.

M. Night had a movie very recently called Knock at the Cabin which was fantastic. He has a very strange style. I feel personally that his weird dialogue is very purposeful and not just “bad acting directing” I really respect it.

Don’t forget that Haley Osmen also did the voice of Sora from “Kingdom Hearts”! Fun lil fact a lot of people miss.

Knowing Bruce Willis' character is dead, it makes the first scene with the kid much more understandable, the boy ran away and into the church because he was afraid of him

17:23 ... The dog killed it 🤣😅🤣🤣

It must've taken Kyra's dad every fiber of his being to not physically harm the mom at the end there after seeing that video.

I was lucky enough to watch this on opening night at The Metreon here in San Francisco. It was an unforgettable experience. 1999 doesn't feel that long ago...

Ghosts are drawn to Cole that how Malcom became aware of him but not knowing he was dead and being a child psychologist naturally he thought he was there to help Cole. I think this movie is genius.

You know she says she loves you but when she ask you a question about the movie and you just say we just gonna have to find out and she rolls her eyes makes me think she wants to cause physical harm 😂

"Wow. He survived that?" "Yep..." 🤐

I see Cole as a way for Malcolm to resolve his past errors he made with Vincent .That scene in the car gets me every time! A great reaction for a great movie! Well done guys👍

When you said, "It's like Radio!" I legit was like ... 0_______0 ...😂 lmao

"I see dead people."😂

"Who's to say?" Mother Jen: *Does her famous Undertaker eye roll*

Let's not forget that Haley was Forrest Gump Jr. when he was a couple years younger. He deserved Best Supporting Actor for this role.

)9:35 ......As a person that suffered bullying from elementary till the end of higschool, I can tell that this type of rage never goes away..... you just learn to coexist with that, but it never leaves you, and to trigger those feelings is easier than many people can understand. Even today, 35 years old and I'm still angry every day of my life; I've just learn to silence and accept those feelings so I can move on, to don't let them dominate me, but that doesn't mean they're just gone. Hell, probably they'll never be gone and I'll be angry till the day I die...... With that being said, since "Stuttering" Stanley IS the professor, that behaviour was completely wrong and unacceptable.....I understand it, of course I do but I cannot condone it.... After all, he is the responsible adult in charge of a bunch of kids; if you think those little brats ain't gonna jump over you at the first sign of weakness like the jackals they are, then you are in the wrong profession my friend....

@ 14:59 funny I was thinking of the movie Radio Flyer, which you all should see if you haven't already

I watched Jen's reaction to the ghost throwing up like 10 times lol

Something I never see pointed out in this movie is that Cole’s glasses DO have lenses but Malcolm thinks he doesn’t because he can’t see his reflection(and Malcolm saying this to Cole immediately scares him out of the church) That is the first definitive clue and it’s in the beginning of the movie. The movie even shows a close up of the glasses to show the lenses in the camera shot to tell the audience that Malcolm is wrong.

Did you notice that the color red popped up almost every time there was something significant happening or about to happen? Did you notice that there was no reflection of Malcolm on the doorknob?

This is generally considered a Suspense movie provided you don't have someone beside you undercutting every moment with...... "jokes".

"The others" is another amazing ghost type movie that fits well with this and highly recommend Jen watching

IF JEN LIKED THAT THE KID COULD TALK TO DEAD PEOPLE AND HELP THEM HAVE HER WATCH “ODD THOMAS” you won’t regret it

I thought Toni Collette did such an awesome job as his mother. she had me believing she was really his mother and really cared for him.

I love this movie. It's definitely one of those highly rewatchable movies that it never gets old. I saw this as a kid, and it literally freaked me out. Awesome reaction, and I can't wait for more scary movies this spooky season 🎃 👍 🔥

We might need a drinking game for the eyerolls🤣

The happening has to be the scariest film I’ve ever seen, it still haunts me to this day

I read that Bruce is left-handed, but he taught himself to just barely write with his right hand, just so his left didn't need to appear in shots. Because his lack of a ring might give the ending away.

McCauley Culkin is amazing in Home Alone and the Good Son. Two big wide ranges of acting. Elijah Wood was also good.

This is one of those movies where the twist's paradigm shift makes the whole thing pop; and you can't tell someone WHY it's so good w/o mentioning that there is a twist, because they will be more astute during the watching, and the twist won't make as big of an impact. It's a catch-22.

It was awesome watching this in a cold theater back in the day.

I think I watched a making of this movie, and they said that anything Bruce Willis was wearing, or touched was what he could interact with, which would explain the pen and stuff in his briefcase

Bruce Willis is so good in this movie. If you watch carefully you will see all the clues to the twist in the movie.

23:07 “How often should I brush my teeth?”

I think one of the most complex shots in the entire film is when Olivia Williams (Bruce Willis' movie wife) packs her purse in the restaurant and says "Happy aniversary." Because a lot of things depend on that delivery. To a first-time viewer, it must sound like a sadly angry wife ironically wishing a happy anniversary to the husband who just ruined the anniversary. But by the end of the film, we find out that it wasn't directed at the husband at all. That it was ironic, but in the sense of "instead of a romantic celebration of a beautiful anniversary, I'm sitting here sadly alone, the widow of a murdered husband." If the actress had played it wrong, she could have given a lot away, or the effect of the final twist wouldn't have been so strong. People have been praising the wonderful mother played by Tony Colette in connection with this film. The fantastic Haley Joel Osment. Donnie Wahlberg, who lost about twenty pounds for a few dozen seconds of his role. But it seems to me that Olivia is a little forgotten. People see her as an unfaithful woman, and only at the end do they find out that she's a tormented, fiercely loyal widow who's afraid to "tarnish" her dead husband's memory with a new relationship.

Your dog's reaction was the same as mine watching this movie as a kid for the first time 😂

its funny how movies shows you exactly what happens ins the beginning...like him dying ...and still its a twist in the end although we saw it in the beginning. its the same with the movie Goodnight Mommy

Your dog looking up at Bruce Willis was gold

1:25 --- true but you can make a case that THE SIXTH SENSE can be considered one of the ten horror films of all-time (NOT counting the classic 30s and 40s and 50s horror films.. that's another time and era)

I think you guys are amazing reactors. Been watching from the start. If you want to see a great Donnie Wahlberg performance. "Band of Brothers" is where he shines. I love that whole show. HBO show true story and book on the 506th 101st Airborne. Created by and produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. You won't want to miss this one. It's only 10 episodes, but very full.

This movie sort of started the whole Shyamalan twist ending trend before he sort of jumped the shark and went even lower with Avatar. It's funny to think that at one point he was considered the highest of tiers.

A ghost knocked over your blanket during Jens wrap up.

When I worked at a computer store we would have different movies playing on a lot of the monitors. Radio had a very long rotation so I have seen it very many times.

I know I should comment something about the movie but can we all just appreciate the glow up Jen’s having after her pregnancy. Holden, my Guy🙌🫡

Such a great movie. I'm glad Jen didn't know the twist ending but was surprised she didn't know the 'I see dead people' part. (A lot of reactors think that's the twist and still get to freak out about the ending.) She has a great eye. I never noticed he wore the same clothes or caught on to how odd it was for the child psychologist to show up at his school. Loved Haley Joel Osment's performance in Pay it Forward. The Good Son has Elijah Wood and Macaulay Culkin at ten years old doing such a great job and more recently the kid from Room, Jacob Tremblay, has had a lot of great child performances.

You guys need to see Split, James McAvoy and Anya Taylor-Joy were both so amazing in it, it was one of my favorite movies.

1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, in "AI" and absolutely kills in this.😎 2. I first knew when he met his wife when she was morning him alone at the anniversary meal. Only one place setting. 3. I watched my now ex to see when she got it but she never picked it up until the reveal. 4. They help each other. 5. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again. 6. Cole to Malcolm, "Sometimes magic's real". 7. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT 8. Missing you Bruce.😥

This is a" birth of the hero " movie. Symbolically, the kid is like King Arthur, and the Bruce Willis character is his Merlin, tasked to help Cole develop his talent.

I feel like this is such a staple in the realm of pop culture and movies, love the choice

TELL YOUR LADY SHE IS BEAUTIFUL TODAY HOLDMAN HARDENED. BECAUSE SHE IS. CLASSIC FILM. BRILLIANT

The only part that really contradicts the rules this film sets during the hospital scene when Cole is telling Bruce Willis about seeing dead people is that he says "They don't know that they're dead" but there's clear evidence of many of the ghosts knowing they're dead. Like the boy showing where his dad keeps his gun, the burned lady in the school, and also the little girl getting Cole to find the video tape to show her dad, they all have to know they're dead to show Cole the way they died in order to help them move on. Other than that I really don't see any other contradictions to the film's own rules which is why the film is so well-done. Supposedly all of M. Night Shyamalan'sn movies (excluding The Last Airbender) are in a connected universe and Cole is supposed to be a super powered individual like the characters from Unbreakable, Split, Glass, and the characters from Lady In The Water. During the press tour for Glass it was mentioned that M Night wanted to create a grounded superhero franchise and that Cole and the other aforementioned characters were supposed to be in the same universe as all being grounded superheroes. I think it would've been very interesting to see that come to fruition where an older Cole is seasoned in his experience helping ghosts come across David Dunn and Kevin Wendell Crumb, but I don't know if the inconsistency of MNS quality in his film's would've done well, but I'd still find it interesting to see.

Signs is definitely the movie that would make you scared for a decade as a child, at least for me

you guys should watch 50 first dates as a companion to this. They make a lot of references to The Six Sense

hahah just had to stop at 9:45** to say the, "Whose to say?" has turned into such a great unexpected bit lol

I couldn’t believe that ending the first time I saw it 😱

Holdens close up shots are hilarious man😂

Check out Secondhand Lions! Great Haley Joel Osment film from when he was a teenager with Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. I've watched it many times over the years.

No tears from you, guys!? Amazing!! I cannot watch it without... Thanks for reacting to one of the best movies of all time.

11:33 was the scene that disturbed me the most. It still creeps me out today. People forget the impact this movie had beyond “I see dead ppl” quote.

Ahhh the movie that was unintentionally great as it was and thus spwaned the hilarity in "what a TWIST!" & "Shamalamadingdong!" So he M. Night didn't actually intend for the *reveal* to be as epic as it was, he said when the scene "I see dead people" he zoomed in on Bruce Willis as to straight up say to the audience "HE'S A GHOST!" THAT was meant to be the audience reveal right there and later was the reveal for the character 😂😂😂 I guess we can either blame M.K.S. for not being even more obvious with the close-up or ourselves for not getting what was obvious whichever your personal ego/pride can tolerate. Thinking about it I believe most of us now would look at any other film and when they exposit so much critical plot then zoom directly on a character face we'd immediately go "well he's a ghost(in a movie like this) or everyone's a ghost" or something similar to figuring out or coming close to what the *twist* actually is and not be totally surprised like we were with this one.