Toni Collette always makes me cry in that final scene with her son....

It's worth a second watch so you can kick yourself every time a clue is presented that you missed.

Being a kid, people at the funeral probably just thought he was one of her friends. Remember, Malcolm wasn't really there, only as a spirit guide, so Cole actually travelled to the funeral by himself.

"He's gonna live, right? I'm pretty sure he's the main character..." Well, no, but also yes. :) Also, I'm glad you managed to not have this twist spoiled for you. When the movie first came out, EVERYONE wanted to talk about it.

You not knowing the twist beforehand is just awesome since the twist is so well known.

This movie and twist was EVERYTHING when it came out. Pre social media so nothing was spoiled and the people who saw it were kind to not ruin it. You’d be like “hey man did u see 6th sense” “No” “U gotta get on that”

The acting of Hayley Joel Osmond was perfection, he made me cry throughout this film, you felt what he was going through. One of the best endings in movie history

I think what really helps you not suspect that Malcolm is dead, is that all the other ghosts have an ominous, stereotypical 'ghost with unfinished business' vibe - the huge bruises, head wounds, anger, hanging, pale faces etc. Whereas Malcolm appears so calm and ordinary, with no obvious wounds physically and just ordinary problems like a seeming struggling marriage, that he contrasts deeply with the obvious ghosts. Only we, the audience, see Malcolm as he sees himself, but Cole apparently knew he was a ghost.

I’m so jealous. Wish I could watch this for the first time again. The mother (red dress is a clue) suffers from Munchausen by Proxy. Making her child sick to gain sympathy for herself.

Hayley Jöel Osment who plays the little boy was nominated for an Oscar for this role and when this movie came out the word of mouth for it was so MASSIVE because of the twist at the end. It exploded because of it and like Game of Thrones no one told anyone any spoilers because of how blown away you were when you found out the twist! Brilliant movie and one of my all time favourites.

I feel so old. The thought that someone hasn't had this movie spoiled, OR know who Haley Joel Osmont is, blows my freakin' mind. I'm so happy you didn't know though - it's the only way to get the full impact of the movie. Great reaction.

sixth sense is a masterpiece. Blows all other "twists" out of the water. NO ONE figured it out beforehand, and if anyone pretends they did, they're lying. absolutely perfectly executed story and masterfully misleading intro. enjoyed your reaction

While the iconic marketing for the movie was a significant factor in its success, it also caused some people to guess the twist at the end of the story. As this reaction showed, the narrative isn't supposed to reveal the existence of ghosts until Cole's confession. Keeping the viewer from thinking about Malcolm getting shot at the beginning of the film.

In the scene at the little girl’s house some of the mourners are talking about how the younger sister is exhibiting some of the same symptoms of the girl who passed. They say it as if they believe the younger is now coming down with the same disease that killed the first, but then you realize the mother had moved on to making that child sick. So the ghost is saving her little sister by getting Cole to give the father that tape.

Shyalaman did “signs” and “the village” also. Loved both of them.

The twist at the end made my jaw drop! There are even clues throughout the film that will make you realize what really happened.

This reaction is an absolute gem! The fact that you literally knew NOTHING about this just...muah! This film is definitely worth re-watching, btw--there're so many things you pick up on, and it's fun :)

23:16 - that's the reaction I was waiting for ;)

Seeing this in theaters...MIND BLOWN. We couldn't believe what we had just seen. Watch it again the second time and see how much you missed. Its amazing.

"A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" for another great Haley Joe Osment performance.

You're absolutely right about film score. Without a talented composer, so many movies wouldn't be what they are.

Back when Shyamalan was good. I recommend 'Unbreakable', another gem.

The guy says in spanish: i don't wanna die here, save me lord, i don't wanna die; i don't want to die!

Watching the dawning realization on your face at the end was so satisfying... because that was all of us

I saw this in the theaters when it first came out. You could literally feel everyone's stomach drop at that ending. I still get goose bumps watching people react to this film's ending.

They wanted this actor to play Harry Potter. He was considered to play Harry, but J.K. Rowling said she wanted a British child actor

It's always great to see someone react to this movie who hasn't had it spoiled for them already. And once you know the secret, you can rewatch the movie in a whole different way.

Another movie you should watch is The Others with Nicole Kidman.

It was kinda mind-blowing that the young man in his underwear at the beginning is Donnie Wahlberg, brother of Mark Wahlberg and star of the show Blue Bloods. He looks unrecognizable here.

Best sixth sense reaction!! Awesome!!

I've seen this movie countless amounts of times and it still gets me emotional. But watching you react to the big reveal at the end for the first time, without spoilers , totally gave me chills watching you get chills. I couldn't wait to see your mind get blown. Great commentary & great reaction, buddy. It's now one of my favorite reactions. You rock!

It's even more interesting when you watch it a second time.

Thank god! Someone who hadn't already heard of or guessed the twist. Great reaction!

Great reaction! Subbed! I saw this in theaters. I'd recommend "Stir of Echoes". It came out right around the same time and it was excellent but it was completely overshadowed by this one. I also have not seen ANY reactors do it. Keep being awesome!

Love watching reactions to this movie when they dont know the twist. Easily a top movie twist in all of cinema.

"Alright, he's all good. Probably just in the hospital for a little bit." 💀 I live for your reactions!

Favorite score composer is Hans Zimmer!

You have to rewatch this so you can see all the clues. There are a ton of things that give away the twist but very few, and pretty much nobody, ever figure it out until the end. That's what makes this such a great film. Wicked smart writing, directing and acting. And you're right about the music, perfection. Fun reaction. Thanks. Subbed.

My mind is blown every time I watch someone not spoilt reacting to this movie. Great reaction.

It's been decades since I saw this movie. I had completely forgotten how Cole can look for the first half of the movie so was surprised by the vibe he was giving you. I'm used to everyone thinking of him as the innocent victim, but that's only in hindsight. =oD

I love how when Cole is telling Malcolm about seeing dead people, describing what they’re like and how they act, the camera just squares up entirely on Malcolm. In the moment, you think it’s trying to get his reaction to what Cole is telling him, but in retrospect, it’s soooo obvious the camera is saying, “You know… like this guy! Who GOT SHOT at the start of the movie!” 😂

I'll keep this short, plain and simple : I loved your reaction, and I smiled the entire time. You had the same reaction I did when I first saw this. Thank you. Haley Joel Osment is amazing . I cannot even Watch A.I. Artificial Intelligence with him in it, a man ( me) should not cry at a movie ( no spoilers, but it is emotional) , or even Pay it Forward. Both worth seeing even if you do not do a review of them.

I still can't believe you never had this spoiled for you, but that's great cause you got to experience it the way we did in 1999. Loved the reaction. I'm not 100% sure, but I think it was the little girls step-mother. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Really interesting twist: The Game with Michael Douglas directed by David Fincher is excellent.

22:42 "This is a fucking good movie" You hadn't even seen the twist yet at this point, that's how brilliant it is!

Malcolm convincing Cole to help the ghosts allowed Malcolm to realize that he was one. This movie launched M. Nnight Shyamalan's career into the stratosphere, and rightly so. Brilliant movie.

Bruce Willis decided to take a break from action flicks to do something more serious at the time. He really nailed it here.

So great seeing that twist hit you, i saw this at the cinema and just the whole room was shellshocked..lol.

There is a darker side to the "Stuttering Stanly" scene. His whole shtick is that he receives information from dead people, right? Who, exactly, was the ghost that informed him that the teacher was called Stuttering Stanly as a kid. I mean what ghost would have that information, unless they are directly involved in the situation? Did the teacher kill someone over calling him Stuttering Stanly when he was young? Not to mention how the teacher reacted when Cole started taunting him.

As a composer myself as well as violinist who’s played for James Newton Howard, I’m pleased to hear your acknowledgment of the score at the start of this feature. Well-crafted subtlety often goes completely unnoticed in many facet of the arts.

Haley Joel Osme t was nominated for an Oscar forcthis, losing out to Michael Caine who said something about him and each other nominee in his acceptance speech. Very classy. His sister Emily Osment was on Hannah Montana. Despite the twist getting spoiled, this movie spent months in the top 10 films. Very rewatchable. A second watch is almost mandatory to see all the clues you missed.

My favorite soundtrack! It's so good to hear someone appreciate it

Fantastic movie. This movie is a master class in being subtle. Fun Fact: The Latin phrase Cole speaks in the church when he first meets Malcolm, "De profundis clamo ad te domine," translates to "Out of the depths, I cry to you, O Lord." These are the first few words of Psalm 130 in the Book of Psalms.

Remember how Cole advised Malcolm he could speak to his wife, while she's sleeping? This makes me think Cole knew all along Malcolm was dead, and he was giving Malcolm a way to reach her because she didn't have the sixth sense. "They don't know they're dead, they see what they want to see?" And yet he can see that they're dead, even if they cannot. He's telling that aspect of his secret to Malcolm, not just to detail to his analyst the reality of his daily existence, but to see if it rings a bell at all with him. He probably could even see the gunshot wound the entire time, while Malcolm could not. And if you notice (as I'm guessing Cole did), all of the clothes that Malcolm wears throughout the movie are variations on the clothes he was wearing or touched the day he died. A doctor who wears the same clothes (with some mixing and matching) the entire time he knows him? And some of them with that big soaking wound visible? Cole eventually buys into Malcolm's suggestions to talk to the scary ones, because Malcolm (relatively speaking) was not one of the scary ones, and that's been working out pretty good. "I'm not gonna *see* you again, am I?" at the end there -- the kid wasn't talking about therapy, he was talking about _seeing_ him. He knew through interacting with Malcolm, that he was a good one, and was just trying to keep on doing what he'd done in life, help kids like him. Cole knew it bothered Malcolm that he couldn't help that one boy that he was like. But now, flush with the successes of helping Kyra (played by a young Mischa Barton!) expose her murdering mom, and having such a good performance in his play after following Malcolm's advice, he knows he's also helped Malcolm by helping himself, and won't 'see him' again because Malcolm's 'unfinished business' has concluded. Cool twist, cool movie!

I loved this reaction! For YEARS I had no clue the former patient, Vincent Gray, who shoots Dr. Crowe is played by Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block, Blue Bloods tv show and husband of Jenny McCarthy. He lost 43 lbs and used a pretty intense method technique for the role.

I'll tell you a funny story about the first time I saw this movie (ALL THE SPOILERS AHEAD): I watched this with a classmate in community college. We watched it at her grandma's house after school one afternoon. Anyway, after the opening scene and the time jump, I blurted out snarkily "so what, is he dead the whole time?" My friend (who had already seen the movie) turned to look at me incredulously, and without missing a beat, just said casually like I was being dumb, "no, that's stupid." And I bought it completely. For the rest of the movie, I completely dismissed the possibility. When they ending came, I don't know what was more amusing, my reaction as I looked back and forth between my friend and the TV, or her face as she knew everything. I had guess it correctly all along, but she fooled me out of my own thinking. It was great. That's a true friend! LOL

This is one of those movies you DO want to watch again. It won't have the same effect obviously now that you know... but now that you know, you can see it in a whole different light. How obvious it seems with all of the clues right there, and yet few people ever realize the twist the first time they watch it. That is a testament to how well done this movie is. Our brains are designed to fill in the blanks when we're not given the full story, so we just assume what we don't know.... and M. Night Shyamalan took full advantage of that in a brilliant way.

Shyamalan said that Osment was the only child actor he'd ever worked with who had read the whole script and actually understood the whole film, rather than just playing scenes. His performance in 'A.I.', a flawed but worthwhile film, can be heartbeaking.

This is the best reaction to this movie I've ever seen, it's all so raw

Hello Mr Fusion. I'm an avid movie fan and I just today ran across your channel. You asked a question which I think I know the answer to. I mostly know about US and Mexican customs in this area. There are some private funerals, but MOST funerals are open to the public. (I did a quick google question and that's also what it said) I recently showed the 6th sense to a friend and I enjoyed watching him figure it out as I enjoyed watching you do the same. And from your inserted comment I see you wisely rewatched it. It's a different movie when you KNOW what's going on. I mostly watch great movies. Actually my entire art enterprise is to see as many of the BEST works as I can. Contemplating the 'Twist' genre traditionally you have The Twilight Zone, Hitchcock movies, Fight Club, Parasite, Clover Field, Citizen Kane, and although some critics don't like them, The rest of shyamalan's output. I for one enjoyed 'Old' You have lots of great movies ahead, enjoy. Jim Mexico Retired

Great reaction. The mother of the little girl who died was suffering from Munchausen's Syndrome, or Munchausen by Proxy. It's a mental illness where the caretaker of a child - usually female (mothers) - either convince a child they're sick by suggestion, or, as in this case, physically cause a child to become ill, many times leading to the death of the child (you'll notice one of the guests at the funeral reception mentioned the little sister was now becoming sickly?). I think it's an attempt to fill a psychological void of the caretaker (mother) to be NEEDED.

This is probably the best reaction to this movie i've seen tbh!

I know a bunch of people that watched this and out of at least 20 of them only 1 figured it out I was like you it blew my fn mind when they let the rest of us in on there lil secret and I absolutely loved it I would definitely watch it again an I've already watched twice its jus that good!!! I enjoyed your reaction as well even subscribed to your channel so keep up the good work✌❤

"I'm in shock! I'm in actual shock!" I imagine Malcolm was too after taking a bullet ;-)

Imagine being twelve and seeing this in theaters lol that was me and I remember my jaw dropping! Best movie twist besides the movie SEVEN

If you haven't seen HJO in "Pay It Forward," you're gonna be gobsmacked by his performance in that!

First time here ..not even halfway through. Great commentary! But also reading everyone saying idk how you weren't spoiled has me feeling OLD lmoa😂😬 in my head I just oh sweet summer children ..

I had the exact same jolted reaction to Bruce Willis being dead as you did. So welcome to the club, lolol!

The twist surprises most people when watching this movie and that is something that M.Night did so very well in his first few movies. This one is by far my favorite and also it was the first one he ever made. The doctor that Cole's mother took him to was in fact M.Night himself. I loved your reaction to this movie and for the record seeing ghosts is not a mental disorder it just happens either because one is born with it like a Medium or because someone has a near death experience and comes back from the brick of death there for they had one foot on the other side. Also sometimes those who are sick with a deadly sickness can also see them. The beauty of this movie is not only did Malcom need to help Cole where he failed Vincent but also Cole was able to help Malcom get his closure with his wife by telling him to speak to her in her sleep. Cole always knew Malcom was a ghost and that is why he ran from him at the beginning but when he saw that Malcome was nice and wasn't there to hurt him he decided to talk with him and see where it goes for them both. The scene in the car with Cole and his mother gets me crying everytime I see it...such a grate preformence from them both at that moment.

I saw this in the theater when it came out and the entire audience was like "Woooooaaaaaahhhh!!!" at the end.

The first thing that came to my mind with the twist at the end was Holy Shit!!! Bruce Willis doesn't talk to anyone else in the movie except for his wife the mental patient and haley joel osmend through out the entire movie and the movie does such a great job making you not noticing that

There are so many joys to being so young 🙆🏼‍♀️ movies you get to see for the 1st time, music you can hear for the 1st time, old terrible cartoons for the 1st time, ah kid, I would give anything to be where you are, this video was wonderful, thank you 🤗✌️🌟🇦🇺.

This is one of my all time favorite movies! Another good one with a twist ending that shocked an entire theater is The Others!

A little trivia for you. The crazy guy at the beginning. Donnie Whalberg. Lost a crazy amount of weight for that role and he was great in such a small role.

One of the best soundtracks of all time "Once Upon a time in America"! The most underrated movie ever! Young De Niro, James Woods, Jennifer Connelly 1st film.

No one better than Toni Collette.

The fact that you had gone this long and not known the twist is pretty freaking impressive. good job on that end. My next door neighbor showed it to me shortly after it came on VHS and i was absolutely FLOORED by the ending going WTF, as i Know many other people did as well . It's just now become well known... so again. Pretty impressed you were able to see it without knowing the twist. One thing I remember noting the first time I watched it. The girl's mother was in a bright red dress when everyone was wearing black. MAJOR WTF moment when I first saw it and said it out loud, too!!! There's probably a video on youtube that was also on the VHS going over all the clues that were spread throughout the movie. (In particular off the top of my head ...clothing. Not just the dress). And one thing I recently found out (or it had been ingrained so far back in my brain I don't ever remember knowing it) the actor in the beginning who shoots Malcolm.... is Mark Wahlberg.

Other Bruce Willis movies to react to: Armageddon; Unbreakable (directed by M Night Shyamalan); The Fifth Element... Other Haley Joel Osment movies to react to: Second Hand Lions; Pay It Forward;

Watching through the second time, pay attention to the color red

Your face at the end really sums it up

The little girl was being poisoned by her mother and the mother was moving on to the younger daughter. That’s why the dead girl wanted to get the video to her father! Haley Joel Osment has some great movies! He played little Forest Gump at the end of that movie. But my favorite movies he had a major role in are: Pay It Forward, Secondhand Lions and The Sixth Sense!

Most Shyamalan movies have twist-ends, some are really great.

Nobody - .... This guy - Elizabeth's dad in friends.

Did you know the guy who shot Malcom in the beginning of the movie is Donny Walberg of New Kids on The Block and now Blue Blood. Never knew he was such a good actor.

When you watch it a second time you can really see how no one else interacts with Malcolm. It’s so shocking the first time though. Amazing acting by everyone in this movie. I love the scene in the car with his mom. I always cry. Toni Colette is brilliant. That child actor Haley Joel Osment won a Saturn award for this movie and was nominated for an Oscar and golden globe for this performance.

Music mostly only comes up when John Williams is doing the score, like in the "Star Wars" franchise or "Schindler's List". Some folks have commented on how much Danny Elfman contributes to a film, especially the soundtrack to "Edward Scissorhands". The music for "The Exorcist" is also fairly well-known to be by Mike Oldfield. But yes, people don't talk enough about what the score contributes to the film in terms of context, atmospherics, or mood. "...hang it in the bathroom." I knew someone whose father worked on the Manhattan Project, a scientist who helped to develop the triggering system to explode the bombs used to vaporize Hiroshima & Nagasaki. The scientist received an award from the govt for his work. The scientist hung it in his bathroom. The inference was that he was ashamed of his part in this atrocity and angry at the govt for conning him into participating. Maybe Dr Crowe felt he had failures that made him feel he did not deserve such an award. Remember how Malcolm's wife described that antique ring? That people can imprint onto physical objects? She was projecting how she felt about her husband's ring, that she carried with her in grief. She couldn't let him go until he came to her in her sleep and reassured her that she was never ever 'second'. Also, remember him walking away from breaking the door glass (when the guy almost kissed Malcolm's wife and she was about to kiss back)? When the shot moved to a front view, Malcolm had his hand partly down behind his belt. He was feeling the pain from where the bullet had entered, probably because his wife's attention had momentarily moved away from Malcolm to the new guy. So long as she was in denial & grief over his death, he was still "alive". I would like to suggest you rewatch the film from Cole's perspective. Cole is targeted by all these horrific & often brutal ghosts. Then comes this ghost who follows him, won't leave him alone, almost like a stalker. Over time he realizes this ghost Malcolm only wants to help. Go from beginning to their last scene; the movie becomes an entirely different film. It becomes COLE's story then. And it is just as interesting as MALCOLM's story. This film is so masterfully done, the acting so good, the pacing so well done... I personally have found it tremendously rewatchable. Each time I watch, I find stuff I missed that contributed to the film in various ways. It's economical in the elements used in its makeup; nothing is extraneous. It's satisfying to watch as things resolve, and it's interesting to see what how I as a viewer was as blind to certain clues as dead people are to their condition. It's fascinating how we rationalize things and fool ourselves; why wouldn't we do the same thing if some part of our consciousness survives physical death? And on this point, I don't see this film as a horror story or even a ghost story, though it's clothed in that genre, but as a spiritual story as well as a tale about love and reconciliation and resolution.

The guy in the underwear, with the gun, is Donnie Wahlberg, from New Kids on the Block.

I saw this in the theater when it came out. We were all shocked in the theater. I still remember walking out of the theater with my parents and the hair on the back of my neck standing up and having tingles. It was the most reaction I have ever had to a movie. It was crazy.

I agree with you regarding movie soundtracks. I’ve always noticed and loved the background music in movies. In fact, sometimes I can guess accurately who the composer is, based on what other soundtracks it resembles.

Loving seeing someone going into this movie completely blind, not knowing one of the most famous twists in movie history or even the plot. This movie really is one of my faves.

I agree. It was a great movie. I watched it first time on tape (yes VHS) at home and thought I just missed something. I had the luxury of rewinding it. I later re-watched the entire movie to spot the clues I missed. I was sooooo shocked. I didn't have a clue either. Haley Joel Osment did a fantastic acting job of this role. Thanks for reacting to this movie.

We can thank Nickelodeon’s ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK for this film’s inspiration! Great twist.

13:10 iconic

Yup, genuine reaction! Awesome. Loved it.

Imagine this movie was released today. Twitter and reddit would definitely spoil everything... immediately.

This must be the best twist of all time. I had a really hard time finding another one till i started watching anime and stumbled upon Code Geass.

If you ever feel like you're having a bad day, always remember this guy died and still went to work the next day.

🎵 Someone's almost at 10K! 🎶

The ghosts definitely went to school with Stuttering Stanley, and told Cole about it. Lol

I'm glad you got to experience this without knowing the twist ahead of time! It got me the same way when I first saw it! The scene in the car still tears me up, even watching here. I definitely recommend a repeat viewing, as you'll catch things you didn't see the first time.