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he never had a car, used public transport, always wore the same clothes from the day he died, it got cold for her because he was upset finding out he was actually dead the whole time,… this movie was brilliant every second of it
I saw this in the theater and still remember the gasps at the ending. Such an amazing experience that everyone was so careful not to spoil it for everyone else. I’m glad the younger generation is appreciating it still!
Sounds much like when I got to see it - at the end (when those that hadn't seen it - and were used for 'reaction entertainment purposes' by their friends that HAD seen it) did the same and all gasped in amazement - but I was more floored that people had been careful not to spoil it! 👏👏 But yeah, sweet twist. Haha, yet now? People will fight to be the FIRST to post a 'Spoiler' - I'm sure they are well-rounded, friendly, happy, and thoughtful humans, they mean well 🤭🤣 p.s. your doggo is super cute! 🐾
Probably THE finest Plot Twist in all cinema history - and it still works so well. It had tremendous box office receipts, thanks to people like me who went back a couple times while bringing numerous friends along just to see their reactions!
Lol my wierdly perceptive mate watched it at the cinema, when it came out. He said it was this boring romantic film about a dead guy. He was properly confused why everyone loved it.😂😂😂 He totally got that he was dead from the start. 😂😂😂😂 He was like, "its obvious he's dead because he never changed his cloths!" 😂😂😂😂 He had no idea it was ment to be a twist!! 😂😂😂😂 He was like, "it's a just a shit version of ghost!!"😂😂😂😂
It's delightful, all these years later, to see people react to this revelation for the first time. This movie was an EXPERIENCE. I'm glad to see it's still having an impact after nearly over 2 decades. :)
@ronrogers7743 I find their reactions to be staged. Like this movie is now 25 years old and they haven't heard or have been spoiled by the twist?? I find that slightly hard to believe but then again they are brown and have British accents.
The first thing I noticed was the gaps between events. New scenes start 'in the middle' like he's just stepped into a moment that drew him and some end abruptly when he can no longer interact with the people there. And he isn't shown living the mundane parts of a life in between. A haunting from the ghost's pov.
This movie and Titanic were the only two movies that I ever watched in the theater 2 days in a row. That ending shocked me and my friend and we went back the next day to see how the hell we missed it. Brilliantly done by M. Night.
I love watching reactions to this movie and I saw every one of these reactions. I appreciate you putting them all together like this so I could enjoy the reactions again!
Honestly one thing I love about this film is the fact that it’s not only the huge twist but the fact that it’s such a tearjerker that make it such a wonderful film. Honestly beginning with the scene before this-where Cole is telling his mother his secret-I’m crying nonstop.
I worked at the theater when this came out. And I use to walk in the auditorium during this scene and hearing people say no way, or oh my God was great.
I remember seeing this in the theatre the weekend it came out, and you couldn’t tell anyone about the twist; all you could say was, “You have to go and see it!”
One producer was like “Don’t include ‘I see people, they don’t know they’re dead’ scene, everyone will know right away” but Shyamalan wanted to keep it and the testing audience didn’t see the truth about Malcolm earlier. That’s why the movie is how it is.
Cole knew he was dead ; that’s why he was running from Malcolm in the very beginning. But as Malcolm was one of the few “friendly” spirits Cole interacted with we didn’t see the fear Cole normally experienced with ghosts.
It was fun watching my husband turning my kids onto this film as teenagers WITHOUT them knowing the twist. Watching them screaming was one of the funniest Dad moments ever.
He thought she was angry at him all this time when, in fact she was grieving for him. Realizing she never stopped loving him was some happiness amidst this sad realization.
A bunch of my favorite reactors reacting to a most famous scene and I don't think I ever watched any of them react to The Sixth Sense! Great compilation.
The best thing about this movie - at the time - nobody spoiled it for others - it was like a huge national secret - with everyone telling their friends - *_"You've got to see the Sixth Sense."_*
I genuinely don't understand how people didn't see that ending coming. I was a kid when I first saw it and I called it. When he says "They don't know they're dead." I instantly said to my stepdad (whom I was watching the film with) "I bet Bruce Willis is dead."
Without a doubt, one of the greatest twists in cinematic history. I remember when this movie came out and everybody going nuts at the reveal. I really do think that this set the bar very high for twist endings.
One of my favorite movies. I was so shocked at the end too, I didn't see it coming. Willis is so great in this. It all makes sense at the end. It's brilliant bc you cry but you understand it all and don't feel manipulated. M. Night is brilliant.
I used to have this movie. There is also an Easter egg in this movie. All the important parts in the movie or notable parts have red in it, like the door handle, her shawl, the napkin on the dining room table, her red dress on their anniversary dinner... etc.
This movie never gets old. Another one to watch with a great twist at the end is Frailty, with Matthew McConaughey and Bill Paxton. Dark supernatural thriller.
Still amazes me how many people failed to see the twist but instead just accepted the fact that his Wife was just ignoring him the WHOLE MOVIE and just went with it 😂
As a boy who grew up watching this film, whose grown into a man that wants to find that special lady in my life to fall in love with, I cry like a baby over this ending. Mostly thinking how unfair it all was for Malcom. It also didn’t help that Bruce Willis was always my favorite actor growing up.
Something you'll only notice HERE -- one of these reactors FIGURED OUT the twist from the very beginning, yet the ending still worked just as powerful. "He didn't know? This whole time? That's why this, that's why that.... still works as well. Very masterfully structured film.
The ending is surprising! How he says he has a couple things left to do; first, he needed to help someone - which he did, and second he needed to tell his wife she was never second, even though this is the second thing he does, not the first, so his action says she's second but his words say she's not.
I'm still amazed how Donnie Wahlberg (NKOTB) was the shooter, Vincent Gray. Donnie lost so much weight, literally starved himself to get that character perfect. I didnt even recognise him when I first watched it. This film still gets me to this day and even after watching it over and over theres vits you start to see that shows Malcom is dead. Like no shadow! Now im going to grab a coffee and watch the film again lol
The most amazing thing about this movie ...Whether it was watched at the theater or bought even years later. The ending was not admitted to people that had not yet seen it. Those that had didn't want to ruin it for others. This Could/Would Not be possible today. Excellent story and writing by M. Night Shyamalan.
The ring falling and him noticing it's not on his hand seems to be the moment for most people. For me the ring falling was when I first thought, "Hey wait a minute..."
I remember an interview where the filmmakers were saying they didn't want to have the line I see dead people while looking at the therapist because they thought it would be a dead giveaway and spoil the ending but nobody got it so they left it how it was.....
I saw this in theaters right when it came out. I didnt know much about the movie. Ill never forget a packed crowd walking out most of us dead silent in disbelief. Just a masterful movie. When you rewatch and see how he never interacts with anyone but the kid but they shot it so well you didn't notice. Its cool to see these people who didnt know.
Someone spoiled this movie for me before I ever saw it and with M Night Shyamalan being one of my favourite directors I don't think I will ever forgive them
I remember clearly when I went to see this movie in the cinema and how shocked everyone was when this scene was on. Literally the whole theater gasped with confusion people looking at each other like “that’s not possible!” How could we miss this? I remember some people went to see it multiple times just trying to find a flaw in the story. This movie hit the audience big time!
Cool fact. The guy who shot Bruce Willis' character was played by none other than Donnie Wahlberg. Who went on to do Band of Brothers as well as Blue Bloods. Carvel Lipton in BoB was a great job on his part too.
YUP,,THAT IS MY REACTION ALSO WHEN I SAW THIS MOVIE,,SCARED THE FK OUT OF ME WHEN I WAS A KID,,,,THE FACT THAT WE THOUGHT HE WAS ALIVE BUT IF YOU PAID ATTENTION NO BODY SAW HIM,,OR WHEN WE FIND OUT THE GHOSTS ARE ACTUALLY ASKING FOR HELP,,,,WOWWW ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES,,,
Comedian Nate Bargatze has a great joke about this movie. He says it made perfect sense to millions of men that his wife would give him the silent treatment for a year.
Just an additional thought-I believe Cole figured out Malcolm was a ghost when their second meeting occurred because he probably realized his mother couldn’t see Malcolm-nor did she ever subsequently ask him how his sessions with him were going.
Interesting tidbit: The young man who shot Bruce was played by Donnie Wahlberg. He lost 30 pounds for the role even though no one ever discussed that with him.