One of the Greatest Twists EVER?! | The Sixth Sense (1999) First Time Reaction

Today's video's quite simple. We're watching the six-time Oscar nominated mind-bending thriller starring Bruce Willis and what's that kid's name? I wrote it down. >> Haley Joel Osment. >> Haley Joel Osment. This kid played in some other titles that we've seen. What else, baby? >> The Boys. >> Is that it? Just The Boys? >> That's the only thing I've seen. >> Yeah, I've never seen this movie at all. I know Miss October has never seen this movie. So, I'm excited to watch it. This is a psychological thriller, which is sort of your genre in a way. >> know. >> You love this stuff. >> It was just an older movie, so I always skipped it. >> ID channel consumer over here. That's what we got, so. >> A little bit. >> Yeah. Uh it was between this tonight or Rush Hour. So, if you guys want to see Rush Hour, definitely check back in on the channel because we're going to be watching um is there two of those or three? We're going to be watching them and I'm excited to watch those also, but tonight we wanted to get spooky one more time before we watch the comedy. So, uh if you guys want to see the full uncut reaction, patreon.com/theoctobers, uh hype the video, like the video, drop a comment, let us know is there any other movies that we need to react to, which of course there are, so let us know in the comments. And uh the little meter is right at the end, so let's go. Let's go, Bruce Willis. >> [laughter] >> This movie is so overdue for me. >> It's time, right? >> It's on our top 100 list, guys. It's a big reason why we're watching it. Mischa Barton's in this. You know her? She played in The O.C. back in the day. >> Um >> I only watched that show because I didn't have cable or nothing growing up. I had the satellite. Or not the satellite, antenna. What the heck? >> [music] >> There's a lot of big names I recognize. I don't really know who they are. >> That's a big one. >> M. Night Shyamalan. Yeah, we need to watch more of his stuff. >> Signs. That's him. >> That's a really cool basement, though, and a really nice little wine cellar. >> It's super noisy. >> That is one fine frame. >> How much does it fine frame like that cost? >> I never told you, but you sound a little like Dr. Seuss when you're drunk. >> [laughter] >> I'd say it cost at least a couple hundred. >> In recognition of his outstanding achievement in the field of child psychology >> So a child psychologist. >> The city of Philadelphia proudly bestows upon its son, Dr. Malcolm Crowe. >> Oh, he's like MVP. >> They called you their son. >> Wow. I mean that's a cause for celebration, right? The city of brotherly love, right? >> Finally, someone is recognizing the sacrifices you've made. That you have put everything second, including me. You have a gift that teaches children how to be strong in situations where most adults would piss on themselves. >> I thought he was going to be a cop. >> He takes a part-time cop gig around Christmas. >> [laughter] >> Go watch our Die Hard reaction. >> Oh, no. >> Malcolm >> Oh my gosh. >> Someone went for the documents. Get a glass shard. >> Whoa. >> Who is that? >> You've broken a window and entered a private residence. >> know so many things. >> Oh. >> This guy was crazy. >> Do you know why you're afraid when you're alone? I do. >> What do you want? >> What do you promise me? >> Oh, he's like a patient, maybe. >> even remember your own patients? >> That nipple piercing is crazy. >> You told me that I was having trouble coping with my parents' divorce. You were wrong. You were wrong. >> Oh my god, this is awful. >> Just give me a MINUTE TO SAY I'LL LET IT DADDY. END HERE FOR YOU. >> OH MY GOSH. >> Ben freaking. They call me freak. Yeah, I'm a freak. Vincent Gray. I do remember you. >> That poor lady is going to be traumatized. >> Y'all got to move. >> [gasps] >> YOU FAILED ME. >> I DON'T know what you say to someone like this. >> I'm sorry if I was >> It's scary. >> If you just let me try. You just give ME A CHANCE. >> [screaming] [groaning] >> WHAT? >> PLEASE, DON'T talk >> Oh my god, that'd be the worst place to get shot, too, dude. >> That was crazy. >> Okay, so the next fall. That's a cool little place to live there, right? >> I know. >> That's different. Cole, age 9. Parents are divorced, acute anxiety, socially isolated, possible mood disorder. Kind of sounds like that other guy. >> I know. >> I guess we missed his recovery. That's in the director's cut. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? Like the extended version. >> [music] >> That's a sketch spot. Oh, never mind. >> Jeez. >> [laughter] >> Sorry, guys. We got Lucifer in the building today. I'm just kidding. >> My name is Dr. Malcolm Crowe. We were supposed to meet today, but I missed our appointment. In the olden days, in Europe, people used to hide out in churches. >> I think you're supposed to be quiet in there. >> they hiding from? >> It's not the library. It's church. >> People that wanted to put them in jail. I noticed your eyeglasses. They don't have any lenses in them. >> They're my dad's. >> What were you talking about with your soldiers when I came in? >> De profundis clamo ad te, Domine. It's called Latin. Are you a good doctor? >> I used to be. I won an award once. >> It was like last year. >> frame. >> Yeah, but he's been through a lot. Like with the recovery and stuff. It's probably been a long year for him. Feels like a whole different lifetime ago. >> I'm going to see you again, right? >> If that's okay with you. >> [music] >> Man, I keep trying to read that, but it keeps cutting >> I know. [clears throat] >> away from it. >> [music] >> Out of the depths I cry to you, oh lord. >> Yeah, but why in Latin? >> I don't know. >> That's the way you transfer West Blossom to Valley Forge 24. >> That's a funny place for the dog to sleep. >> I know. >> Hey, your Coco Puffs are getting soggy. Let me see. Oh, honey, YOU GOT THE SPOT. >> [screaming] >> WHAT the heck? Oh, they're all opened up. >> What the hell? >> And there's no way he could have done that. >> Something you're looking for, baby? >> There's no way he did that. >> He said Pop-Tart? >> Right here. >> Oh my god, he looks traumatized. You'd have to be quicksilver to do that. >> Anything bad about me? >> I was not thinking something bad about you. Got it? >> Got it. >> I'm not going to lie, dude. I think out of any time I've ever had a jump scare in a movie, that might have been my worst. That shocked me in my heart because I didn't I didn't know what type of movie this was. Like I didn't know that was going to happen, and that got the hell out of me. I did not expect that at all. >> [music] >> Hey freak, how'd you like that arm around the shoulder bit? I just made that up. I went with it. We're great actors, too. It's called improv. Yeah. >> Aw. >> Hey, baby. How was your day? You know, you can tell me things if you need to. >> What, like you're haunted? >> Oh, you know what I did today? I won the Pennsylvania lottery in the morning. I quit my jobs and I ate a big picnic in the park with lots of chocolate mousse pie. >> Why didn't you invite him? >> I was picked first for kickball teams at recess. I hit a grand slam to win the game. Everybody lifted me up on their shoulders. >> Well, in that case, I'm going to make you some triangle pancakes. >> That's a lot better than coming home and crying about your day every day. >> Mhm. >> Want to play a game? It's a mind reading game. I read your mind. If what I say is right, you take one step towards the chair. If what I say is wrong, you take one step back. If you reach the chair, you sit down. If you reach the door, you can go. >> Hey, I like that game. That sounds fun. >> When your mother and father were first divorced, your mom went to see a doctor like me and he didn't help her. So, you think I'm not going to be able to help you? >> Yeah, go on towards the chair. >> He said, "Damn, he's good." >> [laughter] >> You're worried that she said she told him things, things she couldn't tell anyone else. You have a secret, but you don't want to tell me. >> Oh. >> Your dad gave you that watch as a present just before he went away. >> He forgot it in the drawer. It doesn't work. >> You keep pretty quiet in school, but you're a good student. You've never really been in any serious trouble. >> Uh-oh. What did he do? >> We were supposed to draw a picture. I drew a man get hurt in the neck by another man with a screwdriver. >> Oh. >> Everyone [music] got upset. Mom started crying. I don't draw like that anymore. >> How do you draw now? >> People smiling. >> That's sweet. >> Almost. >> So, he learned some mask his true thoughts. >> have meetings about rainbows. What am I thinking now? >> I don't know what you're thinking now. >> You're nice, but you can't help me. >> Honestly, that was one of the better scenes I've ever seen in a movie. >> Yeah. >> That little kid is haunting. Unbelievable. >> He's doing a great job. >> Yes. >> Damn, that has nice oven there. >> I know. >> Why is she taking me there? >> He took me to the Cheesecake Factory one time, though. >> [laughter] >> It's close. >> If I was so similar, and the same things hanging over their head, I think it might be some kind of abuse. Cole has scratches on his arm. I think they might be fingernail cuts. Maybe a teacher or a neighbor. I don't think it's the mother. Maybe he's just a kid who likes to climb trees a lot. >> Dang, you're in trouble, dude. >> I think she wants a divorce, brother. Oh, she wants to split up. >> I've been given a second chance, and I don't want it to slip away. >> Anna, happy anniversary. >> That was cold. >> think he really did something to that guy? You know, the guy who shot himself? Maybe he really did screw his life up. >> I don't know. >> And he's trying to like fix it or something? >> Aw. >> I walked this way to school with Tommy Thomas Simo. >> Is he your best buddy? >> He hates me. >> Do you hate him? >> No. >> Do you ever talk to your mom about how things are with Tommy? >> I don't tell her things, cuz she doesn't look at me like everybody else. I don't want her to. I don't want her to know. >> Know what? >> That I'm a freak. >> I hate when he says that. >> You are not a freak. Don't you believe anybody that tries to convince you of that. That's >> You said the S-word. >> Sorry. >> That's what he got out of that. >> Right. We got any Eagles fans in the comments? >> [laughter] >> That's a little Orbeez light. Did you see that? >> Remember I told you we had some of that in our pictures, but it was my dad's cigarette smoke? >> Come on. Yeah, baby. Save that for Patreon. >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> It's too much over here. They're getting this for free. So, your dad lives in Pittsburgh with a lady that works at a toll booth. >> I wonder if she has to pay when she's working. I have a lot of questions about dad today. >> Sometimes we do things to draw attention. For example, a person might leave something on a desk for someone else to find. Free association writing is when you take a pencil in your hand and you start writing. And you don't look at what you're writing or think about what you're writing. You just keep your hand moving. >> They look kind of mad together. Well, yeah, they divorced. >> Words and thoughts start coming out that you didn't even know you had in you. Something you heard somewhere else or feelings you had deep inside of you. Have you ever done any free association writing, Cole? >> the damn baby? >> I swear at someone, the burning, I'll kill you. >> Yes. >> Kill all you bastards. Oh my gosh. >> Upset words. >> Did you ever write any upset words before your father left? >> I don't remember. >> Think about what you want to get out of our time together. If you could change something in your life, anything at all, what would it be? >> Can it be something I don't want? >> Okay. >> I don't want to be scared anymore. >> Mhm. >> It must be cold in there. >> I think he's haunted. I think he's just cold because he's being haunted, right? >> I mean, that's what I was thinking. >> had his hand on the table? >> Yeah, and like the the way those drawers all opened up. >> Yeah. >> And she keeps turning the heat up, but it's so freezing. >> He's like, "It's unbelievable." >> I don't know if I can deal with the Amish today. You can't curse or spit or anything around them. >> I just figured [music] maybe he just wanted to get out and get some air in. >> I'm okay. >> Well, do you think that maybe I should stop by on my way back? Show you what I got cuz that wouldn't be a problem. >> No, I'm You know, I can see him on Monday. Don't step in the horse manure. >> Oh, thank you very much. >> He took a shot, but it bounced off the back rim. At least you tried, buddy. It's kind of disrespectful though, right? >> Like, why don't you go punch him? >> Cheese dick. My girl loves cheese. I wouldn't call him that. >> [laughter] >> Well, she buys some every time we go to the store, literally. True or false? >> Uh-huh, it's pretty true. >> Can anybody guess what city was capital of the United States of America from 1790 to 1800? >> Philadelphia. >> Right. Philadelphia is one of the oldest cities in this country. A lot of generations have lived here and died here. Can anyone guess what this building was used for 100 years ago? >> Hospital. >> They used to hang people here. >> Damn. >> Mhm, that's not correct. Um, where'd you hear that? >> They pulled the people in crying and kissing their families bye. People watching spit at them. >> Cole, this this building was a legal courthouse. >> Oh, there you go. That makes perfect sense. >> Lawyers, uh, lawmakers. >> They were the ones that hanged everybody. >> I don't I don't know which one of these guys told you that, but uh, they were just trying to scare you. >> I don't like people looking at me like that. >> Woah. >> Stop it. >> Always having a crash out. >> You're a stuttering Stanley. >> Abraham Lincoln? >> You talked funny when you went to school here. You talked funny all the way to high school. >> Oh. How did you >> Stop looking at me. >> Who have you been speaking to? >> Stuttering Stanley. >> Oh, this is crazy. >> So, he knew about his something in his childhood. >> STUTTERING STANLEY. >> SHUT UP, YOU FREAK. >> OH. >> YEAH, that kid's tapped into all all of spirits and stuff, I think. >> You like magic? >> Mhm. Observe. >> [sighs] >> Magic penny. When I do my little magic shake, and now it's in my right hand. I do another little shake, and right there in the vest pocket. Right back in the left hand, where it started. >> That's a good one. >> Man, it was in the hand the whole time, brother. >> He just kept the penny in that hand the whole time. >> Yeah, that wasn't slick at all. >> I thought so. >> I didn't know you were funny. >> Malcolm, sit your cute butt down and listen up. Anna is like my sister, and you better make her happy. And I'm not talking about no "Mhm, this tastes like real butter" kind of happy. I'm talking about twirling around like a mental patient on a mountaintop kind of happy. >> [laughter] >> She was having a good time, wasn't she? >> She knew she loved you from the first time she met you on the street. >> On the street? >> She'd do anything for you. I love you guys. >> So, the wedding video just plays? >> [music] >> Oh, she's taking Zoah. There's that door you can't open. >> Then he did the magic shake all the way back to the hand it started in. That's stupid. >> [laughter] >> Sorry, that took me a second. That's hilarious. He actually liked it. >> I want my penny back. [music] >> Dang, he doesn't get invited places. Last time was a Chuck-E-Cheese party a year ago. He hid in one of those purple plastic tunnels and didn't come out. >> Chuck-E-Who? >> Cheese. It's a kids' place. >> It's a horrible place. Never go. >> so bad. >> Like, "Hiya, Georgie. We all float up here." >> You know. >> So, It's like matter how serious your life is, if kid sees a balloon, he's going to chase that damn balloon. [music] >> Especially if a spiral staircase, cuz how interesting is that? >> Open this door, please. Come. >> What? >> I can't breathe. I swear on my life I didn't take the master's horse. >> The master's horse? >> Maybe this used to be like a plantation house. I didn't see the outside of it. >> My dad didn't invite him. >> Yeah, he's got to throw him in those doors, that bully. >> Is there something you want to see in there? >> No. We're going to put on a pretend play. >> Okay. >> It's called locked in the dungeon. >> Mhm, DON'T PLAY THAT. >> OH, MAN. >> WOW. >> [screaming] >> DAMN, THEY'RE DOWNSTAIRS, it sounds like WWE Smackdown. They can't even hear them. She did though. SHE'S GOT SUPER HEARING. >> OH MY GOSH. >> IS HE OKAY? >> OH. [sighs] >> What in the world? >> I'd be so mad if those kids put my kid in the closet. >> There's some cuts and bruises on your son. >> Isn't that Jamon? >> Yeah, those are from sports. >> Is that him? >> I think so. He made a cameo. >> You think I hurt my child? >> She's a social worker with the hospital, and she's going to ask you a couple procedural questions. >> Once upon a time, there was this young prince, and he decided that he wanted to go for a drive. They drove so much that he fell asleep. >> This story kind of sucks, bro. >> I know. >> And he woke up, and he realized they were still driving. >> Damn. >> This was a very long trip. >> Dr. Crow? >> Yeah, super long. >> You haven't told bedtime stories before. >> [laughter] >> We have to add some twists and stuff. >> Yeah, they can't drive the whole time. >> And then they ran out of gas, but all the gas stations were closed. >> Maybe they did run out of gas. >> What the Okay, so >> about why you're sad. >> You think I'm sad? >> Your eyes told me. >> Not supposed to talk about stuff like that. I wouldn't want to share with you if you don't want to share with me. There was a man He worked with children. He loved that more than anything else. And then one night he found out that he made a mistake with one of them. He couldn't help that one. And he can't stop thinking about it. >> So it haunts him. >> He's not the same person that he used to be. And his wife doesn't like the person that he's become. And then one day Malcolm meets this wonderful little boy. He reminds him a lot of the other one. And Malcolm decides to try and help this new boy cuz he feels that if he could help this new boy be like helping that other one, too. >> Aw. >> I think the other one saw some ghosts. >> He might have. >> I want to tell you my secret now. >> Ooh, that gave me chills. >> I see dead people. >> He's like Shorty. >> In your dreams. >> That explains all those voices. >> Walking around like regular people. >> That's the worst. >> They don't know they're dead. >> How often do you see them? >> All the time. >> Oh my gosh, it is so cold in this room now. >> I know. So he can't tell who's real and who's not? >> We stay here until I fall asleep. >> Of course. Theory confirmed, everybody. Theory confirmed. This man is seeing all kinds of ghosts. >> Suffering from visual hallucinations, paranoia, medication, hospitalization may be required. >> You're not listening. >> And I'm not helping him. >> Aw. >> Did we ever catch the dog's name? We didn't, did we? >> I'mma to him laundry. He got slashed in that closet? >> I guess so. This is the first time she's seen this? >> Mhm. >> Yeah, I I'd like to talk to you about your boy and his friends keeping their goddamn hands off my son. >> Tell them, Mom. >> I know. >> Those little psychos, they were just standing there like so indifferent. >> it was them, not whatever horrors was in that closet. >> Well, wouldn't you? >> Yeah, but you know what I'm saying? Like, that's a straight slash from a demon. >> Oh, that was me as a kid. I was scared to death to go pee. >> Really? >> Hell yeah. I saw this thing called Tales from the Crypt when I was a kid, and that thing used to live in my closet in my dreams. >> Oh my god, it's going down right now. Tearing the kitchen up. I see the drawers open. >> I love this slow progression. Like, the movie starts and it seems like a very normal movie, but it's slowly introducing this supernatural element. >> Oh, dinner is not ready. >> Who are you? >> HAVE YOU GOT ANY UNDERWEAR ON? >> UH-OH. OH! >> [screaming] >> LENNY, YOU'RE A TERRIBLE HUSBAND, LENNY! >> OH my god. >> Maybe she used to live here? >> Yeah, she had a horrible life. >> Oh, that's why he does those Latin spells. >> Yeah. >> He's like doing a hex or something. >> Look at all that. Wow. That poor baby. Like, I just realized what he's going through. That is insane. That's like the stuff your worst nightmares are made out of. >> Tommy Tassimo acted in a cough syrup commercial. He said everyone was self-conscious and unrealistic. He said the place sucked big time. >> This Tommy The sounds like a real punk. >> I agree. >> Cole, I was really interested in what you told me at the hospital. I'd like to hear more about it. >> You okay, buddy? >> Oh. >> Oh, cuz the court the courthouse. So he sees that. >> Yeah, he sees everything. >> That's why he said that. I thought he just got told that. I didn't know he could actually see them. >> I don't see anything. >> Sometimes you feel it inside like you're falling down real fast. Do you ever feel the prickly things on the back of your neck and the tiny hairs on your arm, you know, when they stand up? >> Yes. >> That just happened. >> That happens to me all the time. >> Mhm. >> It gets cold. >> So they're mad at your house? >> I don't see anything. Are you sure they're there? >> Please make them leave. >> I'm working on it. I mean, yeah, I thought that that information came through word of mouth. I didn't know he was seeing this violent imagery. >> Yeah. >> Of people like in the midst of their deaths. >> No wonder you're drawing a screwdriver. >> Xanax, yeah. >> Yeah. >> He's holding it together better than I would, though. >> Yeah. >> Mommy, Daddy. My throat hurts. >> Oh, that cough syrup commercial. >> [laughter] >> PediaCare [music] cough suppressant, fast acting. >> There you go. That was kind of wild, right? He just threw something at the TV. >> I saw what was in your bureau drawer when I was cleaning. The bumblebee pendant. Why do you keep taking it? It was Grandma's. You know, what if it broke? >> Do you cry cuz you miss Grandma so much? >> Sometimes people think they lose things and they really didn't lose them, it just gets moved. >> So, did you move the Bumblebee pendant? >> Oh. >> Yeah, good luck explaining this one. >> Yeah, I'll just be like, "Yeah, I did it." >> Maybe someone came in our house, took the Bumblebee pendant out of my closet, and placed it nicely in your drawer. God, I am so tired, Cole. I'm tired in my body, I'm tired in my mind. I need some help. If we can't talk to each other, we're not going to make it. I won't get mad, honey. Did you take the Bumblebee pendant? >> No. >> You've had enough roast beef. You need to leave the table. >> Go! >> If I walked into the kitchen and my son opened every single drawer that quick, I really think that would stick with me. And I don't >> That was like a 70s, dude. Yeah. >> I see where my dad keeps his gun. >> HELL, NO. OH! >> OH MY GOD. >> Poor kid. >> If you're not very mad, you're sleeping in your bed tonight. >> Mhm. >> I'm not very mad. >> Aw. >> Baby, why are you shaking? Please tell me. Oh. >> [gasps and sighs] >> Well, I guess we've just seen Poltergeist. But if I walk in and I see all those cabinet doors open, I'm immediately thinking Poltergeist. >> Right. That poor little boy's carrying so much cuz he just thinks no one won't believe him. >> Diamonds and an actual caliber of Burmese sapphire. >> You uh got anything a little plainer? >> [laughter] >> Do you want a plain ring to go with your plain fiance? Is that how it is? >> [laughter] >> You're like a Burmese sapphire all by yourself. >> Look, she wants to throw up. >> I know. >> I imagine that the woman who owned it loved a man that she couldn't be with. >> Strange. >> Did he have wavy hair and chestnut eyes? >> Huh? >> I think maybe when people own things and then they pass away, part of themselves gets printed on those things. >> Ooh. >> Happy birthday. >> From you? >> Mhm. >> Who's this slick dick getting all cozy with? >> A coworker, apparently. >> First of all >> least he got a book. >> Took it out of your Christmas bonus. >> That is perfect, Anna. Thanks. >> Oh my goodness. >> I want to be able to talk to my wife again the way we used to talk to each other, like there was no one else in the world except us. >> Oh. You did that? >> I can't be your doctor anymore. >> What is going on? >> to my family. Bad things happen when you do that. >> Man, you can't leave this kid. >> He needs you. >> Don't give up. You're the only one who can help me. I know it. >> I can't help you. Someone else can help you. >> Aw. >> Dr. Crowe, you believe my secret, right? >> I don't know how to answer that, Cole. >> Yeah, why don't you just rip the kid's heart out and stomp on it? >> Yeah, do your penny trick. We'll laugh this time. >> How can you help me if you don't believe me? >> You know why you're afraid when you're alone? I do. It's cold in here. Why are you crying? >> So, he had the same problem. Damn. >> You won't believe. >> It's cold in here. >> [panting] >> When I was a kid, I had this blood test done and I threw up chili cheese fries all over this male nurse. >> Oh, who's that male voice? So, basically, that's why he rewound it? >> Just give me a minute, okay? >> Okay. >> Yeah, cuz like whose voice was that? >> Cuz the kid sounds like a kid. >> Right. At first, I thought he was comparing two different patients. >> [music] >> Damn, that thing just keeps going, don't it? >> Don't it look bloody? >> Right. >> [music] >> I'll just sit here. >> You don't want to die? >> [music] >> That picked it up so clear. >> I was about to say he's working that machine. >> Yeah. All he had to do is turn up the volume. >> [laughter] >> You want to ask me questions now? Something happened, didn't it? >> Do you know what "Yo no quiero morir" means? Means I don't want to die. What do you think these ghosts want when they talk to you? >> Just help. >> That's right. That's what I think, too. They just want help, even the scary ones. I think I might know a way to make them go away. >> So, help them? >> Listen to them. >> That's going to be a lot. >> He sees a lot. >> What if they're just angry and they just want to hurt somebody? >> I don't think that's the way it works. >> How do you know for sure? >> I don't. >> Yeah, you're just pulling straws out your ass over here. [laughter] Like he figured out about these things 5 minutes ago. He's like, "I think I know their motives." >> HEY! [screaming] HEY! >> What's happening? >> Go! >> Man, you better stay in your tent. >> Was that his mom? >> I think so. >> Oh, I thought that was another ghost. Sorry. >> Is someone hurting you? I'll take care of it. Call if they're hurting you. [laughter] >> Aw, she's having a bad nightmare. >> Now you sleep now. >> [sighs] >> I'm mad. Get inside. Hurry up. >> Stop, you're scaring me. >> You're scaring me. Whoa! >> WHO IS THAT? OH, NO. She's still under there. >> Maybe he just needs to help her. >> I'm feeling much better now. >> Poor girl, I think she took something she wasn't supposed to or she got poisoned. >> to tell me something? >> He's like a little Winchester. >> He's going to be like a superhero. He's going to like save I don't know I don't know how to fix it. >> to be a celebrity in the ghost world, ain't he? >> Yeah. Maybe they just get to like RIP if he helps them. >> Yeah, helps them cross over. >> Mhm. >> She came a long way to visit me, didn't she? >> I guess she did. Can you get some water? >> That's your sister. >> I just can't imagine a child >> girl? >> years. How many doctors? >> I think it was six. >> This movie is depressing and dark and ominous and >> Oh, yeah. >> anxiety inducing. >> Don't go home, okay? >> I definitely won't. That is a super shiny door handle. >> I know. She said she felt better now, I guess cuz she's dead and she had like a terminal illness. >> [music] >> Holy >> That kid's going to have a heart attack by like 12. >> [music] >> I wonder what this is. >> [music] >> I was thinking like an item of some sort of hers because that what that lady said at that store. >> Mister, are you Cara's daddy? It's for you. She wanted to tell you something. >> I would be scared to give him that because I don't know what's in that. Ooh. >> Oh, no, here he comes. >> Well, this is creepy as hell. >> Would you like to dance? We can dance for a little bit and if you don't like the way I dance, you can kick me. >> Are you thinking what I'm thinking? >> I don't know. I don't know I don't know what I'm thinking. She's getting poisoned? >> She's getting poisoned. What is that? >> It ain't good. And they said the little one just fell ill. >> It's time for lunch, Cara. Feeling much better now. That's so great, honey. >> He Yeah, he's going to lose his whole family over this. This is insane. >> Wow. >> What is that called? Munchausen syndrome or something? Or is that when you >> called. >> I don't know what it is. Maybe that's when you make your kid think they're sick, but when you actually make your kid sick, what is that called? >> A demon. >> [music] >> You were keeping her sick. >> Mhm. >> [music] >> I see how he helps now. >> That is psychotic. >> Is Cara coming back? >> Not anymore. >> They're calling for the stable boy. >> We have to hurry. >> Who were you talking to? Oh my god, this movie is crazy. >> practicing my lines. >> You never know who's a ghost and who's not. >> I know. >> You know, when I went to school here, there was a terrible fire in this section of the theater. >> Oh, he knows. >> Yeah, I know. >> What's going to happen to that lady? >> Monty Python and the Holy Grail. >> Yeah. >> Only he who is pure of heart can take the sword from the stone. >> Excalibur. >> He's a stable boy. Cleans up after the horses. >> Silence, foolish idiot. >> [laughter] >> Was King Arthur a real guy? Let us know. It's an age-old debate. >> [screaming] >> This is so relevant after what we just watched. >> Yeah, we just watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Go check it out. >> They probably have the same horse budget. >> Yeah. Good for this kid though. He's on the upswing. Wife's looking better. >> [applause] >> He said, "Life used to be really, really hard and then I met Bruce Willis." >> Well, I think it's he like closed that girl's book for her. >> Yeah. >> I thought Tommy Thomas seemed all sucked up. >> Yeah. >> He did. Yeah, he had no emotion. >> Well, he was flat. >> He had more emotion in that commercial. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> I got an idea how you can talk to your wife. Wait till she's asleep, [music] then she'll listen to you and she won't even know it. >> Sometimes kids make it so simple though. >> I know. >> You're not going [music] to see you anymore, am I? >> I think we said everything we needed to say. >> Maybe we can pretend like we're going to see each other tomorrow. >> That's like him and his mom. >> Okay. Aw. I'll see you tomorrow. >> That'd be so hard to just go your separate ways. >> I feel like he needs more therapy though for multiple years. >> Yeah, this felt a little short-lived, didn't it? >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> It's like, "Well, you had two good days in a row. You've graduated the program." >> You got the sword out the stone, you're all good. >> Geez, I hope nobody got hurt. You're very quiet. You're mad at Mr. Play, aren't you? I have two jobs, baby. Like if anything to have been there. >> I'm ready to communicate with you now. Tell you my secrets. >> What is it? >> You know the accident up there? >> Yeah. >> Oh. >> Someone got hurt. >> Oh. >> A lady. She died. >> This movie is twisted, man. >> Where is she? >> Standing next to my window. >> Ah. He could [snorts] write obituaries, for real. >> Cole, you're scaring me. >> Ah. >> They scare me, too, sometimes. >> Oh my gosh. >> You see ghosts, Cole? >> They want me to do things for them. >> They talk to you? >> They're the ones that used to hurt me. What are you thinking, Mama? >> I want to know, too. >> You think I'm a freak? >> I would never think that about you, ever. >> Well, you're gifted, obviously. >> He could be the best detective ever. >> Yeah. >> Cuz he has a sixth sense. >> Grandma says hi. >> Ah. >> She says she's sorry for taking the bumblebee pendant. She just likes it a lot. >> Cole, that's very wrong. >> She thinks he's making all this up. To make an excuse for the bumblebee pendant. >> Please. >> She wanted me to tell you she saw you dance when you were little. You and her had a fight right before your dance recital. You thought she didn't come to see you dance. She did. She hid in the back so you wouldn't see. She said you were like an angel. >> Oh. >> You came to the place where they buried her. Asked her a question. She said the answer is every day. What did you ask? >> Oh my gosh. >> Do I make her proud? >> I would talk more, but I don't want to uh you know what I'm saying? I have my voice trembling. >> I know. >> That was so sad. That man had some facts when he was ready to tell his mama what was going on. >> Now she believes him now. She has to. >> Thank god. >> And I promised Anna that I'd try not to embarrass her. I'll leave that to her mother. >> Anna, >> [clears throat] >> I miss you. >> I miss you, too. What is it? What >> Why did you leave me? >> I didn't leave you. >> I see people. They don't know they're dead. >> How often do you see them? >> All the time. >> Oh, no. >> Best twist in the freaking world. >> Oh, so he thinks he's dead now? >> This dude's dead. He got shot in the stomach and died. >> That's why his wife is like ignoring him. And table for one, oh my god. >> see what they want to see. >> I was thinking this like 30 minutes ago or 40 minutes ago. >> Me, too, but I don't want to be sound completely insane. >> want to ruin anything for you. >> Come on. >> Have you noticed the whole movie he hasn't conversated with anyone other than the little boy? Everyone's ignored him. >> Yeah, you got to confront what's in there. >> [music] >> Oh my god, this movie is nuts. >> So when he's visiting her, she's cold? >> That poor lady, oh my gosh. >> Oh, no. Oh. >> Has his back been like that the whole movie? Have we seen his back all movie? >> He's been wearing like a jacket. >> To say it or hurt anymore. >> So I'm guessing the kid knew the whole time. >> I'm assuming he knew. He might not even known, honestly. I don't know. I'm assuming he did know, but he might not have. >> I can go now. Just needed to do a couple things. Needed to help someone. Think I did. [clears throat] And I needed to tell you something. You were never second. I love you. >> Good night, Malcolm. >> Good night, sweetheart. >> Oh. >> [music] >> You see my I don't want to cry face? >> [snorts] >> That was so tragic because they'll just never be together. >> This was honestly one of the most heartbreaking movies I've ever seen. Crazy. >> Really, the most positive part was when he became King Arthur. >> All right, guys. M. Night Shyamalan is unbelievable. I love that movie. Like, I love the movie not only because the incredible twist at the end and obviously you know, this is a psychological thriller, kind of like a scary movie in a sense, but not only that, it ended up being one of the most tragic love stories I've ever seen. >> Yes. >> And I'm not really someone who like, you know, goes out of my way to try to get my heart broken in movies like that, but this one was sad. This one was like a gut punch. I was like, "Oof." Hurt. It just hurts because like they were having the high of their life. You know what I mean? I mean, they were really like >> He just got an award. >> And it's not like they were out being shitty people celebrating their robberies. You know what I mean? I mean, they were really >> [music] >> by all accounts trying to do it the right way. >> Yeah. >> And unfortunately, you know, it just didn't work out in the end, which is >> [music] >> tragic. The little boy in this movie was just the cutest. >> and he was a phenomenal actor. >> Yeah, he was great when he >> Yeah. So cute. So iconic. I feel like I've seen that kid so many times like as a kid, you know? And it's cool to finally see that role in The Sixth Sense. I've never watched it. I've I remember commercials would come on when I was younger and I would be way too scared to watch them. >> Yeah. >> Cuz for some reason they were super dark. >> Well, when he said the whole I see dead people thing, I knew that that was from this movie, you know? And what really clicked in my mind when I really started to put the end together was when he said a lot of the times the ghosts don't realize they're ghosts and they only see what they want to see. And then he's like, "I don't see it." >> [laughter] >> And I'm like, "Oh There it is." But I thought that the twist was unbelievable. It was honestly >> It was like a seven twist. >> Yeah, but better. Like this might be the best twist I've ever seen in a movie. This might be the ultimate twist. Is this the best twist in movie history? And if there's movies with a better twist than this, don't >> then we're going to be sitting there expecting a twist. >> Just let me know if this is or isn't. You don't have to be specific. Yeah, don't suggest any movies with psychological twists cuz I don't want to be looking for it. Um but yeah, this movie was just so well done. And the thing about this movie is like a lot of the times a movie is very like daunting, you know? Like a movie can feel overwhelming and then it can just be like a lot going on, but this was just another movie where it really just came down to like a bunch of still shots, talking head shots, >> [music] >> um you know, just very clean shots in the environment, the gloomy landscape and the environment really like helped tell the story. And I think that's what makes these movies so phenomenal was because it [music] just didn't really do too much. >> Yeah. >> And it was just the perfect slow burn. I think that's what made this movie so masterful to me was like >> It was a slow burn. >> Yeah, like they didn't really show the ghosts or anything like that. They sort of let your imagination >> But when they did show them, they made it impactful and they were scary and honestly when you actually put yourself in the kid shoes where you're carrying all these like you don't know who's dead, who's Well, I mean you can pretty much tell who's dead because their like heads are like like deformed and stuff. >> yeah. >> But like, you know, when you're living that life that's so much for anyone to to but much less a kid >> Yeah. >> He's going through a divorce. >> And who knows how long this has been happening. Like his entire reality has been shaped around this idea that, you know, people are walking around seeing dead people and if you're not, then you know, you're probably the weird one. And then he turns out It turns out that he's the only one seeing it. Like could you imagine the mental >> [music] >> gymnastics that it would take to try to make sense of that? It'd be insane. >> Cuz as a kid, I used to think like we we all had the same internalizations. Cuz I don't know like like if I looked lame or something or if I looked like goofy, I always thought every person noticed that cuz I was a kid. >> Yeah. >> So if I was a kid, I would probably think everyone else is seeing what I'm seeing, too. >> Yeah. Yeah, and then just trying to explain or trying to like make excuses or trying trying to give a reasons for like your outbursts or your behavior problems that you're going through. You have no chance to be any any type of normal. I mean, he literally sleeps in a tent. >> But think about that dad, you know, when he gave that tape. >> Yeah. >> What do you think the dad thought? How did you even know about this? Like who are you even? >> the dad was just so emotionally overwhelmed by the situation that he didn't even think. And then once >> to ask none of that. >> Yeah, and then once he uh saw the tape and then he got his mind you Well, he got his sights set on the mom. There was just no questions in his mind. But I'm sure he'll wonder that for the rest of his life. >> Like that guardian angel sent me that tape. >> Maybe that kid'll end up telling him. You know, who knows. Um Yeah, it's a really good movie. I mean I think other than that, the part where he said that they see the ghosts and they don't really realize that they're dead. That part really set off a lot of alarms to me. And then over the course of the movie, I just really started to notice that everyone was ignoring him. >> Yeah, when she when he went to sit down at the dinner and she completely like kind of looked through him. >> Yeah. >> I was like dang, they're really that rocky or she don't see him. >> At first I was thinking he did something up. >> Yeah. >> Like this whole you know thing was just a uh a big act that he's putting on like he's some great person. And I thought maybe he got an award that he didn't deserve or like Maybe he was doing something unethical. >> with that kid. You know cuz the kid shot him. So like I was thinking maybe it could have been something as bad as that or like >> Maybe yeah. >> knew about something that that kid was up to or >> Basically your imagination could be endless at what he could have did. But and I thought that she figured out about it and was like you deserve to get shot. I'm disgusted with you and they were just going through like a horrible divorce. But it didn't really take long for me to realize that there's more going on to the story for sure. But I really like this movie. This is a movie that has been requested like a thousand times. So I'm glad that we finally watched it. It was on our top 100 list. Um >> 250 >> Yeah top 250 list. So I'm going to put it in that playlist. So if you guys are interested in that playlist we do have a special playlist. We try to do like all movies top 250. We don't really try to make too many categories of movies or too many different playlists. But you know we definitely have like action, comedy, Marvel, Game of Thrones, just whatever we're watching. So we're about to start a new TV series. So if you guys are interested in that definitely check out the channel. And I think we're going to be watching maybe Band of Brothers. Is that what we're watching maybe? You don't want to say? We don't really want to say. 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