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REUPLOAD: The Sixth Sense (1999) ♦Movie Reaction♦ FULL VERSION!

🕑 Added 2024-06-05 20:02:13 +0000 UTC

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Mannygogou

I was just checking this out and it's still working as of now = )

Randolph Tirazona

At the theaters, there were points at which women cried. It was all I could do to not blubber like an idiot that I am. It was shocking on soo many levels! It made you virtually feel the entire gambit of emotions! "they don't know they're dead." As for a 'great actor' - hmm! For me they have to seemingly transform into the character they're portraying; create and become that character. Another thing is that they have to 'draw me into their world.' They have to make me believe them and they have to move me in some way. Haley Joel Osment as 'Cole' in "The Sixth Sense" (1999) definitely did that and soo much more. I 'feel' this is possibly on the Greatest Movies of All Time list, but I haven't even looked at it for a long time. Thank you :) Whim!!! :) And TeamWhim!!!

Raxas

Please feel free to leave that one uncredited.

Whimsory

Aaaahh! I see what you did there! Thank you so, so much, I can’t even🥹

Whimsory

I never realized that about super thanks until recently; I was pretty surprised. But honestly, you being here is more than enough! I appreciate you🤗

Raxas

I was going to purchase a super thanks on your YouTube channel but then noticed that you only get 70% using that method. Is there a better way to make a donation (such as your linktr.ee account)?

dave

Thank you so much.

Whimsory

Sorry about that! I'll be re-posting😬 Thanks a bunch for letting me know!

BoomBoom

Blocked... :-( (usually Lasso Group but sometimes i get Disney...) Maybe delete the blurred frame?, and no movie sound of course...

Romano Mlinarević

I remember when watching this film for the first time some 20 years ago, I was just in for the spooky and couldn't wait to see the "I see dead people scene" which had been showcased on every single trailer and teaser reel at the time. The twist at the end hit me like a bag of bricks and it's brilliant execution was all I could think about during my re-watches. The emotional quality and depth of the movie was completely lost on me at the time. Maybe also because I had not yet dealt with my undiagnosed autism... dunno. Anyway, years later I started noticing that aspect of the movie too. And re-watching it alongside your reaction, I even cried this time, like, a lot - tears and laughter are contagious I guess. It's been a whole new experience with this movie. Thank you for that. I hope you'll get better soon, and I can't wait too see what your next pick will be :)