The Sixth Sense is the only movie I've ever paid to see twice at the theater. An absolutely brilliantly made film.

Toni Collette ripped my heart out in the car accident scene. My goodness she is so underrated.

It really says something about the integrity of Willis that he really seems to give so much for this role. Because he was legally obliged to do it he could have just given the role minimal effort, but he really did not. He was brilliant.

One of my all time favorite movies. Toni Collett is amazing. And Osment was perfection for the role...just like Ralphy in A Christmas Story...the only one for the role. 8/14/19.

Bruce Willis was great in this, one of his best .He played a part out of his comfort zone and he did a fine job. All the cast was outstanding. Thanks for posting....

Saw this with my sisters for my Birthday and will never forget when the ring rolled and the entire audience audibly gasped together as we all came to the same realization. It will forever be one of my favorite movie moments. It also made me want to immediately rewatch it knowing the ending and it us amazing how everything holds up even when you know

This is the coolest movie I have ever seen. I watched it with my buddy when it first came out on DVD. He'd already seen it with his wife, and it gave him great delight when the ending blew me away. I guess he felt better about being fooled, too. We talked about it many times, and the movie gives you obvious clues the whole time he's dead, but you never notice it until the end, and you wonder how you missed it. Just an absolutely brilliant movie. Unfortunately, it's one you can only watch once, and get the effect.

no, the chinese title 鬼眼 translates to " ghost eye", it means someone is able to see ghost, it doesn't give the twist away

I know people said it was pointless if you figured out the twist ahead of time, but I thought the overall film was just amazing in tone, rhythm, theme. If I could point to one shot, it would be after all the cabinets open and Toni Collette is scared but Haley Joel Osment just says he was looking for Pop-Tarts. Afterwards, you see the sweat from his handprints evaporating. Straightforward, wordless, unostentatious visual storytelling.

Another Great video. For me The Sixth Sense is one of those perfect movies - right story, right actors , right directing all working in harmony to create a great piece of art.

Thank you for covering this classic. I went to the movie theater twice to watch it. It was extra awesome the 2nd time - I wanted to see what I had "missed" throughout the movie - but the best was watching & hearing other movie-goers hit that "wholly shyyyt" moment!

The Sixth Sense is one of the best movies of all time, IMO. The ending shocked most people. It was like a whole new concept.i watch it every October. ❤️👻 Haley Joel Osment was the perfect choice to play Cole!!!

I absolutely love this movie ❤️💕😍😍...the car scene had me crying 😭 and I love this director...all of his movies!

Idk why Donnie Wahlberg didn't and hasn't recieved more notoriety and praise for his performance in this film; in my own personal opinion he was superb;

No way he ripped off Afraid of the Dark. There's literally dozens and dozens of old ghost stories where one of the characters turns out to be dead the whole time. It's not exactly an original concept.

I can't believe it's been 20 years since the release of The Sixth Sense. Awesome movie. 99 was a huge year for movies. Due to one of the theater's screens being replaced, myself and a packed crowd got watch it on a huge IMAX screen (it wasn't shot in IMAX btw) but it added to the movie. Especially the plethora of speakers which made the sound much more impactful. 👍 thank you Minty.

Absolutely love your videos Minty! 😃👍 I was surprised to hear your view of The Kid though: The story of a man who was destroying his life, completely disconnected from his True Self/Inner Child, and his True Self returns to help him find fulfillment, reconnect, and begin to live again. And it demonstrated how children internalize as true every parental message, often manifesting as physical ailments (father telling the Kid he's killing his mother and not to cry, creating his eye twitch). Most people don't even realize that's where ailments come from. I was impressed Disney was willing to put it on film. Would love to see a video on that one! 😏👊

This film is 20 years old!! Wow, I was 8 when this came out, scared the hell out of me!

This was perhaps the best movie that I couldn’t wait to see a second time. So many clues throughout the movie and scenes cleverly done that were subtile hints. Actually very Hitchcockian in a way. Cheers!

The "he was dead the whole time" story twist isnt new to Are you Affraid of the Dark either. The story archetype has been around for hundreds of years.

Sixth Sense is truly a great movie, M. Night is a funny director in that he is talented, 6th Sense and Unbreakable are his stand out movies, his all-time best work. Split is quite good and i do rate The Village that has a cool twist at the end also.

I used to watch "Are You Afraid of the Dark" religiously. I'd binge watch it if I could. Nick At Night will NEVER be as good as the early and mid 90's! Great vid Minty! Awesome as always. You got "The Right Stuff!" Hahahaha

I figured out that Bruce was a ghost when they were in the Hospital. I've notice that no one was paying him any mind.

Great stuff, Minty. Love your videos. Cheers!

Dam I didn't know that was Wahlberg. Shit much like duddits in dream catcher. Awesome

Great film. Consider it a 👍 There is a bonus clip from Jacob's ladder included.

I remember that episode of "are you afraid of the dark?" Great episode

It’s the end of May 2019. Only my brain can tell me this film is 20 years old. Tonight when I take the stage to appear with one of my bands, I will try and remember to quote the line when I test my mic.

Good job Minty! Your videos are so much better when you play the movie soundtrack in the background!

I remember this being in the theaters and the wife n i trying to find time to go see this because all our movie loving friends were urging us to Just Go See It ...because everybody wanted to talk about the twist but none would. And when it happened...man !! Another great vid, M...thanks !

One of my favorite movies of all time. Love it to the core. It truly is a masterpiece.

Great movie and I was so shocked to find out that poor old Bruce was a Ghost.

"That everyone either loves or hates depending on what his last movie was." 😂

“Someday, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day.” - Mickey Mouse speaking to Bruce Willis

Loved this movie, takes me back to my early teens. You should cover ‘Stir Of Echoes’ next... Minty rocks!

The “Dead all along” plot has been used in quite a few movies and tv series for many decades now and like other twisty surprises has been done both shockingly brilliant or tediously obvious. One of the earliest is the 1962 cult classic Carnival of Souls, an incredible example of DIY film making with a crew of only 6 on a nano-budget of $30,000. Jacob’s Ladder (1990) is another great film that takes the eerie dreamlike quality of Carnival to a whole new level and though the characters, setting and story are quite different from The Sixth Sense yet are somehow strangely similar. Post 1999 when Shyamalan’s magnum opus was released, there have been so many films using this premise that it has become a trope.

Because when you sign with Disney.. they own you for ever. Kurt Russel, Eddie Murphy..

This year is my 20 year high school reunion. Thank u Minty for doing this! One of my favorite movies of all time!

Have you done Stir of Echoes? Would LOVE a 10 things on that movie.

1) I had NO IDEA Wahlberg played the guy who shot Willis’ character! 2) “Why hasn’t he been able to top it?” I think is in the eye of the beholder. I also think comparing his movies to each other is like comparing apples to oranges. Yeah, they’re both fruits, but they’re different. I know I may get blasted for this, but I LOVE The Village. I’m happy to say I never saw any previews for it and I didn’t see it in the theater, but watched it a year later And wondered why people hated it. I read something a few months ago that I think makes sense. The writer of this theory claims the movie didn’t do well because the trailer lead people to believe the movie was heading in a different direction, they went to the movie and felt misled, betrayed. Like I said, I never saw any trailers so I just enjoyed it for what it was. It’s beautiful, and it’s soundtrack is so mind-bogglingly, hauntingly, heartbreakingly gorgeous, I had to buy it for myself.

Fun fact ... Ive seen this film 3 times and forgot the ending ..TWICE... I love this movie ... Signs next ...or the Village...?

I ALWAYS FELT THAT THIS KID WOULD HAVE MADE A BETTER ANAKIN SKYWALKER

"Phantom Menace"! What the beginning! I like when Minty begins with trolling :D

Hey Minty! Most of the "top ten things you don't know" videos people make, I've heard most, if not all of them already and it's just a huge waste of time. But this video, I believe is the only one I've ever watched that I didn't know even one of the details you listed. You get an A+ for this video Minty!! Mad props from this 90s girl.

Interesting use of Jacob's ladder. I'd have loved to have seen the actual hospital scene.

When I saw this movie the ending caught me completely by surprise. Usually I pick up on hidden meanings, can anticipate plot twists but not this one.

Hi Minty! Could you do a video on the 80’s horror cult classic “Sleepaway Camp”? I would enjoy it, and I think others would too! Keep up the great work! I love your videos!

Hello Minty. I just want to thank you for your videos. You bring back so many nostalgic movies and TV shows for me. As far as this one goes, you mentioned "Are you afraid of the dark." I remember seeing that episode when I was a kid. Thanks again!

This was the third Horror Thriller movie to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture. The first being The Exorcist, the second being Jaws.

Happy Seven Year's Minty! Love your stuff. Keep up the good work, sir. Ser Minty.

Awesome Minty. Do Raising Arizona please, please, please!!!!!!!

To just have one movie that is near perfect is a pretty awesome feat.

You should do a video on Tales from the Crypt demon knight. Probably Billy Zane's best performance

She's All That is awesome

I wonder if anyone's done a "Mandela effect" about how people always think that the Donnie Wahlberg character is played by someone else.

11:20 Actually in German: Vader can loosely mean Father.

Devil is actually a fantastic movie. The acting was superb and the “shyamalan twist” is awesome.

The ending floored me, but this movie was brilliant

Hey Minty do one about Signs.

Good movie, Haley Joel Osment was excellent in that movie, he's my favorite child actor of that time, so talented.

OMG the Are You Afraid of The Dark shoutout Awesome 😬😬😬

The movie was perfect. Incredibly well done, the best actors for it. I had to watch it back to back because I didn't clue in the Dr. was dead the whole time.

The "the MC was dead the whole time" was also a plot in Twilight Zone. The Hitchhiker, I think.

This movie is one of the all time greats. So well done and very intriguing.

Happy 7th Anniversary to a great person. Thank you for your awesome videos. Keep up with your great work.😎😎😎😎

"That's like calling the Empire Strikes Back - Darth Vader's your daddy"... Dude, that was a scream. Actually made me LoL. Subscribed.

I wish a, "Sixth Sense," TV series would be released. Umm ... Unless I'm mistaken, Donnie is *still* a member of NKOTB.

I'm going to watch this and Signs again! Thank you so much for your channel! ❤

I did not know Donnie Wahlberg was in this movie until just now!

Also very similar to an old Goosebumps book from the 90's called The Ghost next door. It starts off with the main character dreaming her room is on fire, it ends with her realising the fire was real and she died in it.

There are some paranormal investigators who believe that there are some ghosts who doesn't realize that they are dead.

This makes me feel old...I was in high school in Philly in the late 90s and me and my friends would go watch them filming the movie in south philly after school. Ah memories...

Darth Vaders your daddy!! LOL! That would have been quite a title!

"There are no pacts between lions and men" my favorite quote

The Kid was good and She's All That became a teen girl classic

Am I the only one that honestly could tell that Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire time? I was 13 when I saw this in the theaters and about 35 mins in I was already convinced he was dead and even said it to my mom and she got EXTREMELY mad at me, because she was disecting every part of the movie moving forward to see if it made sense and about 15 mins later she's gave a funny smack to the top of my hand as I was resting it on the arm rest and said "damn you" with a slight chuckle afterwards. Then we sat, watched, and waited to see if we were correct and once it got to the last act we already knew what was gonna happen. I just remember her being upset in the car ride home but she was also impressed that I was able to determine he was dead so quickly, but I've always been a movie buff thanks to my dad and I just learned to pay attention to everything and think about why the camera shows things the way they do. So once he got shot in the beginning I was already playing it up in my head and as soon as the kid started seeing ghosts I was all in lol. Still a great movie.

Still remember back in 1999 when it was released I tried not to hear about the twist ending from family and friends because social media wasn't a thing back then. But when I watched film the ending was so unexpected.

I loved "The Kid". Keep in mind Einstein was in his twenties when he came up with the theory of relativity. So being young when you get your mega hit has its precedence.

Are you afraid of the dark.. Canadian classic

The quote that Haley Joel Osment says can also be applied to the movie Day After Tomorrow. When they are walking through the snow. The characters look down at the frozen bodies and should have said " Icy dead people".

I loved Are you afraid of the dark tv show!!

You are a complete LEGEND Sir!!! LOVING all of your work I am addicted Lol! Come over to Northern England you clever, creative man! I'll show you the sites and give ya some free shelter! 😉👍✌

Minty love your vids can you pls do a vid for "Airplane"? One of my faves growing up.

We need more movies about people who have passed and don't know it. Some believe if you die while passed out drunk/high, you don't know you have died and this phenomenon happens

OMG, Minty, I loved Lady in the Water, by Shyamalan! Also The Village was amazing! Then the series Wayward Pines was fantastic and popular. I love you Minty, but you don't give this genius the proper praise!

The thing that always gets me is how no one ever seems to talk about the dead baseball team. There's a scene where Bruce Willis passes an entire team of little league baseball kids and each one of them is wearing a red cap. Add to that the fact that baseball is a summer sport and the time of the movie is in the late fall and you can pretty much surmise that all of those kids are dead. There's also the fact that they don't seem to have a coach walking with them. I guess he survived whatever killed the team.

Do are you afraid of the dark, please and thank you. 😳😳😳

I think signs, unbreakable, split, and Glass were all just as entertaining as The sixth sense.

I like the people that swear they knew Bruce was a ghost the whole time.....after theyve seen the plot twist 😎

Love this film,I tell everyone to watch it,brilliant film x

This is my favorite horror movie with Flat Liners in the number two slot.

It’s a shame that people automatically know the plot twists now that it’s become such a big pop culture reference. I was a teenager when this movie was released and my friends and I went back to watch it again after having our minds blown. We wanted to see it again and look for all the clues that he was dead. This was before all the interviews so we didn’t even realize about the color red until halfway through our 2nd viewing. It was an experience; seeing this movie. I’m not sure people can have that anymore. It’s too well known.

Imo Shyamalan topped this movie with unbreakable. It was a masterpiece

One of my favorite movies, I was psyched when I heard he was doing the last Airbender, then...😱

Love your videos, Minty! Keep them coming.

Minty, I Love your Work mate, You saved my thinking of Being the only person who remembers The films you Review. Well done brother, this one happens to be one of my 2 favorite films of all time the other is Real Steel staring your fellow Austrian Hugh Jackman, Dakota Goyo, & other well known. You make my week every week my brother well done keep it up 😎✌🖖

Love your channel ... thanks for being you

'Are you afraid of the dark' was great when i was a kid. Sixth Sense does have a bit of a same vibe

Errr the Chinese title is actually translated as “Ghost Eyes”, not “He’s a ghost”.

I knew the twist when he had dinner with his wife and she wouldn't even look at him. Not only that, but Orson Scott Card wrote a book called Lost Boys that is very similar in concept. That said, it was a really good and scary movie.