THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) Movie Reaction w/Amelia FIRST TIME WATCHING
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The Sixth Sense movie reaction. Check out Amelia's first time watching The Sixth Sense --
Directed by M. Night Shyamalan and released in 1999, starring Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, and Toni Collette.
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I will forever maintain that Toni Collette deserved an Oscar just for that car scene. Amazing.
Nah, the kid was doing the heaving lifting in that scene.
She sure as schiat deserved one for Hereditary..
Yes and Haley Joel Osment should have won his Oscar that he was nominated for
Toni was robbed!!!
@@scipioafricanus5871 so was Hayley Joel Osment and everyone at the Oscars knew it should have been him to win
After Filming the Sixth Sense. Bruce Willis in a television interview about the film said that Hailey Joel Osment was the most professional actor he'd ever worked with.
Cole pulling the red sheet off the vomiting ghost was like a figurative removal of the stereotypical image of a ghost, a bed sheet, to show its just a person hurting due to being dead, and needing help.
For anyone that thinks that Willis was only an action star. The man had serious acting chops.
Actually, he was originally a comedic actor, best known for the "Moonlighting" TV series. Before he stared in "Die Hard," many people thought that he would never be an Action star...
Wait I thought he was just a comedian who tried to become an action star....
I like Bruce Willis and a love a lot of his movies but you never hear anyone refer to him as a GREAT actor for a reason.
@@demonbuddy1 I remember Moonlighting and i loved his sarcastic humor so much ,
he definitely delivers an awesome performance here in one of the great supernatural thrillers of recent times and maybe ever really .
CHEERS .
For anyone questioning his acting chops, watch an episode he's in of the Twilight Zone from the 80's or the movie "Death Becomes Her."
The year after this film, Haley Joel Osment was in a movie called Pay It Forward. So many people forget how good that movie was and how great Haley was in it.
Great movie!
Yeah, and also "AI - Artificial Intelligence"
And Second Hand Lions! Fantastic movie.
Movie is so scary the first time you watch it. When you rewatch it, it isn't really scary - he just puts in a lot of jump scares, like the sudden music, or a character shows up unexpectedly. Turns out to be such a sweet movie in a way.
This is Shyamalan at his best. He got a little too reliant on trying to trick people in subsequent years and lost a bit of his touch, but he's rebounded in recent years with some really good stuff again.
The thing about it is, even without the big twist, this would have been a deeply emotional story. That's why this works and some of his subsequent stuff doesn't, IMO.
I think this is the best supernatural movie ever. It transcends the genre by deemphasizing the usual tropes and gore to deliver a deeper meaning.
Green mile has this one beat
You're right. I suppose I should have said "ghost story." I had forgotten about GM, perhaps because I subconsciously do not think of it as supernatural. @@johnduval6377
Nah, the woman in black - the original or the daniel ratcliffe version, take your pick. Traditional and scary as hell. One of the scariest movies - both versions - ive ever seen.
I didn't say scariest; I said best. I do, however, agree with @johnduval6377, above, that The Green Mile gets first honors. I had momentarily forgotten about that one.
I love watching first-time reacts to this movie -- it's one of my all-time favorites. I saw it in theaters back in the day, and at the time I wasn't even aware that there *is* a twist, not to mention what that twist is. Watching it again, knowing the surprise at the end, makes it even better, as you start to notice all sorts of other stuff that tells the story of Malcolm and his wife, as she still grieves for him and just can't seem to move on with her life. So touching and beautiful and I always tear up at some of the scenes in this movie.
*"They don't have meetings over rainbows."*
Not in 1999...but in 2024? They definitely have.
Yep, I can attest to this. --A Floridian
Lol crazy right same thing I thought, well now they sure do
There's a basketball player who can't get a job because the announcers can't say his name in Florida. Poor Rudy Gay.
"Grandma says 'Hi'." - and from that point on my eyes always get waterlogged. That well kept secret of the Plot Twist was the best kept Spoiler in all of cinema history. This did amazingly well at the Box Office, largely because so many people like me returned to the theater ASAP with friends, just to watch their reactions!
9:50 "How do toll booth operators take bathroom breaks?"
Almost all toll booths are multiple lanes on large roads. Multiple booths, multiple operators.
They also have an office - look next time, there's always a building right there next to the row of booths.
In that office is a bathroom and at least one employee and/or boss who isn't working in the booths.
So, when somebody in the booths needs a break for bathroom, luch, cigarette, whatever, the extra person in the building replaces them so they can take a break.
I went looking for this comment hoping to find out 😊😂 thanks for the information.
I'm so happy after all these years no one had spoiled the ending for you. It's a great movie.
The next one you need to watch with Nicole Kidman is “The Others”
yeeesssssss
For sure.
SPOILER ALERT!
@OliverTrist YOUR comment is the spoiler, moron.
YES PLZ YES
this kind of reaction is so much better than those who keeps talking over everything
Right?
When did that become the norm?
So annoying
I'm still not sure she realized what was happening in this movie.
I think some folks believe the only way to react is to talk, and they end up doing so, incessantly, and thereby losing the plot. Many of them would fail a quiz about what they watched.
@@interstellar.overdrive I think she understood what was happening. She was surprised by the twist, as most 1st timers are. She was just caught up in the story, and the acting, which can be a reaction.in and of itself.
Reaction such as this, make it easy to relive our own 1st time viewing.
Great reaction Amelia like always. The attention to detail in this movie is amazing and makes it a fun rewatch. Every time there's a ghost and a human nearby there's something red. A red balloon leads Cole up the stairs at the birthday party. Cole's safety tent is made of red blankets. The horrible mother at the funeral is wearing red. The inexplicable changes of temperature from normal to so cold that you can see the characters’ breath can be explained by the fact that it only gets cold when a ghost is upset. So well done. There are others fun-facts about it, Walt Disney Studios' then-president David Vogel didn’t bother to consult with his superiors before paying $2.25 million for the rights to The Sixth Sense, and agreed to let Shyamalan direct the already-expensive film. Vogel’s boss was livid when he found out about the deal, and demanded that Vogel relinquish some of his power. When Vogel refused, he was canned. Actor Donnie Wahlberg lost 43 pounds for his role of Vincent Grey, changing his appearance so much that director M. Night Shyamalan did not even recognize him on the first day of filming. The inexplicable changes of temperature from normal to so cold that you can see the characters’ breath can be explained by the fact that it only gets cold when a ghost is upset. Shyamalan regretted casting himself as dr. Hill, He did it as a “nice little thing” to acknowledge his parents, who are both doctors. Unfortunately, the actor Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan wasn’t good enough for his director: He thought his acting was so bad that he cut most of his scene. Cole speaks a Latin phrase in church upon meeting Malcolm: “De profundis clamo ad te domine.” These are actually the first few words of Psalm 130 in The Bible. Translated into English, thy mean, “Out of the depths, I cry to you, O Lord.” This movie story it’s similar to an episode of are you “Afraid of the dark” the 1994 episode “The Tale of the Dream Girl” shares a similar storyline to this movie, where a teenager named Johnny doesn’t realize that he’s dead until the very end of the episode, even though the only living person that talks to him is his sister Erica. (The audience doesn't realize it either.) This movie was one of only five horror movies to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. The others were Jaws, The Exorcist, The Silence of the Lambs, and Black Swan. It was also the only one of these movies that did not win any Academy Awards. Keep up the good work.
"I'm just speechless." yeah it's hard to know what to say to this incredibly well written and acted movie. The ending is insane. The scene with Cole and his mom in the car always kills me. Love your reaction.
That car scene tears me up every time, solely on Toni Collettes performance. Great reaction
Great reaction, Amelia. 👍😊 Thanks for watching it. This movie has one of the best 'reveals' which no one ever sees coming.
14:35 The doctor is M Night. He likes to have small bit parts in his movies
23:30…..Cole is opening the door and Malcom is behind him. Only Cole’s reflection shows in the doorknob.
One of the best plot twists ever in a movie, and its funny that all the clues are there but go totally unnoticed by the viewer until the reveal.
This is possibly the the most protected plot twist of any movie before or since. I’ve never met anyone that said the twist had been ruined by anyone.
2:50 This here is an unrecognizable Donnie Wahlberg formerly of New Kids on the Block and now Blue Bloods. He dropped a ton of weight for this role.
@@leonh.kalayjian6556I've never seen that. I'll check it out
Really. Seems like everyone knows the twist whether they've seen the movie or not. It was out right when the movie came out. The only possibility to not know is if you're pretty young and not very up on movies. I knew the twist for about 10 years before I watched the movie.
@@SheaHarris Good for you.
I was just thinking the same about protecting the plot twist.
I don't think it is good for me or anyone else. I'd rather have not known the twist.@@jeanine6328
"I think I can go now". Yes, I think you can, this journey is done, now for the undiscovered country...
Very visceral reaction! It's like you were sitting in a tub of ice water the whole time
Love this movie. One of the greatest plot twists in cinema history.
Amelia, relax! Breathe! I feel like I'm being deprived of oxygen just watching you tense up and exhale, like you're cold. Glad you got to see this classic :]
Great reaction Amelia! This is one of the most emotionally devastating movies I've ever seen. All three leads deserved Oscars for their performances. Bruce, Haley Joel, and Toni Colette were all amazing in this.
While I think this was perhaps Haley Joel Osment's best performance, my favorite of his is still Secondhand Lions, which is an underappreciated movie.
It has been a quarter of a century since I first saw this movie and it still wrecks me with every watch, tears streaming down my face and everything. M Night struck platinum with this movie, and gave himself a cameo in it as well as the ER doctor.
This young boy actor was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in the movie
The suspense is the star of this Show. One of the best suspense-thrillers ever made. There are no true jump scares in this film, IMO. The suspense just builds up so well that you can't help but jump when that lady walks by Cole in the bathroom....LOL
16:20 In retrospect, it's telling that he asks a ghost to stay with him until he falls asleep.
Thank you so much for this reaction Amelia.. I feel you, it is like when I watched this movie first time years ago.. my heart raced and I was amazed by the boy's incredible acting.. There is a movie with Kevin Costner called " Dragonfly " released years before this movie and it is also an incredible movie similar to this one, scary but envolving. I wish you could react to this movie one day, because I am sure it could be an amazing journey for you too...
Will check it out !
@@criminalcontent ❤️
Of all the "Sixth Sense" reactions I've seen - yours was the most heartfelt. You didn't have to say a word.
Great movie, great reaction! Watching this the first time with my Dad, who has since passed, our simultaneous reaction when we both “got it” at the end, it’s a great memory for me. Thank you!
That was the best reaction of this.
I saw this with my wife in theater. Now we all wish we could go back and watch this movie for the first time, again. We can't so we really enjoy watching someone enjoy it for their first time. Great reaction. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Toni Collette in the scene of the car crash/killed cyclist: God-level performance...
Thanks for the reaction. Experiencing the movie through your eyes was like watching it again for the first time. It's such a deeply moving movie, one that lingers in your memory long after it's over.
Glad you enjoyed the movie. Nice reaction dear.
Donnie Wahlberg (of New Kids On The Block and Blue Bloods fame) was the most underrated part of this whole movie. The opening scene in that bathroom is soo captivating and terrifying. INCREDIBLE performance. Seeing this in the movie theater…hearing the gasp of realization roll through the crowd at the end…awesome. Glad you liked it. It’s a great film. I’m so glad that the twist isn’t revealed for this next generation. Makes the movie all the more rewarding. New sub here.
It's awesome watching it back once you know the twist and picking up on the clues, like the focus on Malcolm's face when Cole is talking about the ghosts, or especially the fact no one else other than Cole talks to Malcolm during the entire movie
Wish we had seen more clips of his Mum. Tonis acting in this film was phenomenal.
Of all the times I have watched reactions to this video, you were the first one to recognize the Mother had 'munchausen by proxy'. That was refreshing
I was interested to see this movie back then. I rented it as a VHS from Blockbuster two years after its release.
I thought it was about time. Knew nothing about it.
Heading home, I turn on the radio and broke into a conversation between two DJ's discussing famous film twists.
It was then I heard, "...man, nothing beats the Sixth Sense, where Bruce Willis was dead the whole time..."
Yes, it happened just like that.
That sucks! I had people at work telling me that I had to rent this movie and see the incredible twist ending. But no one gave me a clue what it was. So I rented it and spent the entire movie trying to anticipate the twist ending, but was still completely blind-sided. Don't feel too bad though. I went and saw Empire Strikes Back before seeing Star Wars, and completely ruined the whole "No... I am your father" twist for myself. You at least get to blame someone else!
Ugh.
That’s so annoying. I hate people who ruin movies for other people. Even some reactors put too much info in their title, especially for episodes of tv shows, & put something in the thumbnail that is supposed to be surprising to new viewers! It drives me insane!
This movie ranked at #71 in the 100 scariest movie moments on Bravo
I don't know how many times I have seen this movie, but every single time it touch me. There are several points, but probably the most, the scene in the car with his mum.
This movie was great because when movie patrons saw it, they kept it to themselves and didn't spoil it for others.
It's brilliance lies in how it managed to walk the fine line of love story, horror, psychological thriller & (if you didn't suspect too early) the final epic twist!
I really enjoyed your reactions, you were so involved
thank you !
I see a lot of comments about Osmets and Willis' jobs in this and I agree they were great but Toni Collette absolutely killed it as Coles mom. 3 great performances
Awww your reaction was so sincere, heartfelt, and honestly the most endearing one to watch! Thank you for sharing. :)
Thank you for your kind comment! I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
I think this girl's reaction so much. She has the sweetest looking little face I've ever seen.
Captivating is the right word . i was spellbound by this movie and always find new things i hadn't noticed when i rewatch it
I'm glad no one spoiled the twist for you as it is really well known by now .
i love how it delivers such suspense and running throught the whole thing is a very touching story of family relations and all the other side stories of the dead who still walk among them add to it as well.
It was great to see your reaction Amelia you are so involved in it
i was gasping myself !😲
Cheers for this take care Amelia .🙏
Have she seen Misery(1990)? Check that out if she hasn’t.
we will ask
I'm really impressed with all of your choices in creating this. Happy to subscribe.
I have seen this film several times in Italy. I really like it and your reaction is very nice. Greetings from Milan
You will notice in future viewings that Malcolm never changes clothes or interacts with anyone else in the film. The reveal was excellent, but all the clues were there all along. :)
You'll notice that Malcolm never interacts with anything. Except smashing the window at his wife's work. He never enters a room or exits a room through a door that we see. He just appears where he's trying to be. Loosing track of time in-between. He never moves any chair or place he sits. He's wearing the exact same suit the entire time with the only exception being the grey sweater in the hospital with Cole. He never eats. Never sleeps. Besides smashing the door the only objects he interacts with are his notes and tape player in the basement. He never speaks directly to anyone except Cole and his wife who can't see or hear him and yelling at the guy she works with trying to date her. No one ever looks at him. The impression is Cole's mother was talking to him in the house but no one was speaking. He has "supposed" pages of information on this kid immediately from the beginning of the movie out of nowhere before even meeting him. He somehow knows large amounts of information about this kid and his mother literally out of thin air. The movie let's you assume he was passed off to Malcolm from another psychiatrist but there is no mention of another one at all or how Malcolm got the information and from watching Cole acts like and all but says that he's never seen a psychiatrist only his mother. Cole looks for his mother when Malcolm is suddenly sitting there across from his mother when he gets home from school. Because he doesn't want her thinking he's talking to himself. Malcolm has no other patients. He spends all his time with this kid. No one asking who this guy is following a 9yo boy around at school events and a non immediate family member in his hospital room. Which wasn't even ok to do in 1998 for a psychologist. He follows him around like a puppy and imaginary friend. Malcolm's wife never sleeps upstairs or in their own bed ever. She blocks the basement most likely because he keeps opening the door and it freaks her out. Religious objects don't work on the ghosts because they're not demon's (debatable). And the angry ones can't enter his homemade church. Example being the battered wife with slit wrists. Another example being Cole running from Malcolm in the beginning because he's a ghost. But Malcolm is still able to enter the church. Because he's not angry or hostile. So Cole trusts him starting in the church. The ghosts aren't attached to Cole's apartment they're attached to and seeking him out for help. Anything red is associated with the dead. The red balloon. The red staircase. Cole was wearing a red sweater. The red stripe on the poisoned girls tape box. The door handle to Malcolm's basement was red. The woman who died in the bike accidents helmet was red. Cole's homemade church blankets were red. And many more. Basically anytime Malcolm was there it looked like Cole was talking to himself and no one was there. And no one acts like, looks at or speaks to Malcolm. At all. He's places he shouldn't be where no sane adult wouldn't go wtf are you? And why are you here around this kid? Phycologists aren't allowed to do that. Besides not leaving their office for it unless it's an mental health emergency. So he mayyyybe might have been allowed at the hospital. Maybe. If the doctors and mother had signed off on it. He was just there. The movie makes you assume tons of things. That he was hired by Cole's mother or transferred from a already established psychiatrist. That Malcolm and Cole's mother spoke that day at the house and that's why he knows about the parents divorce and other information. That he originally got his information on Cole from another psychiatrists notes. That he was allowed at the hospital by the doctor's and mother and allowed to be there. That no one said js about a guy who is not related to any kid at a school play to just be there standing in the middle of the aisle watching the entire thing without anyone yelling at him or asking who a creepy guy was just standing there watching an entire play distracting everyone and not sitting down. When Cole went to the poisoned girls funeral he was there alone. Then went upstairs to her room. Alone. No one asking who this guy and kid were because Malcolm wasn't really there. Just some kid who's parents were "probably around somewhere" that probably went to school with the sister or the girl who died. Ignoring the kid but an adult like Malcolm would've been questioned as to who he is and why he was there. No one did. Doesn't show Malcolm or Cole getting bus tickets. Although why no one asked why a 9 year old was on a long range bus by himself I don't know. Probably because Malcolm would want to know why they don't see him 🤔🤷🏼♂️. Plot hole. Most people don't notice because the movie is supposed to make you think about the fact that until the ending and reveal that Malcolm died from his gunshot wound. That both Malcolm and us the audience were "seeing what we wanted to see". And making assumptions. Just like Malcolm about the missing information in the movie. Where did Malcolm get his original notes about Cole? We assume from another phycologist and never question it. So did Malcolm. He never interacts with any objects or people. We just assume he does. We assume he was talking to the mother sitting across from him. We assume he's spoken to people at the school and hospital and explained who he was and why someone not related to Cole or a parent was running around a hospital and school with him. We assume everyone at the funeral was just too busy talking and grieving to notice Cole or Malcolm. We assume the wife is cheating because she's sleeping on the couch. And watching the wedding video like they're having problems. We assume that Malcolm sleeps and eats. We assume that he just has a ton of the same dress shirts and clothes. The only exception again being the hospital. Still not sure why that was the only day he wore it. Then wore it in the basement directly after the hospital in the basement doing research. Possibly the day he graduated and it's his college sweater I'm guessing. The audience made large assumptions because it's what we expected to see. Just like Malcolm did. Cole knew Malcolm was dead. He just didn't want to tell him because he probably wouldn't believe him one. Would you? And two it would keep Malcolm from helping him. Probably figured it was better if he figured it out on his own. But ghosts not knowing they're dead doesn't apply to all of them. The poisoned girl obviously knew she was dead. And the biker looks like she knew she was. The hanged people I'm sure knew. And the teacher who died in the fire helping Cole get ready for the play knew and stopped talking and hid from the teacher. Who was probably the one who told Cole about his teacher "stuttering Stanley" since she died while he was a student there. And his own grandmother obviously knew she was dead. So not all ghosts don't know that they're dead. The woman who killed herself didn't and only saw her abusive husband. Or the guy locked in the cupboard in the birthday house. But the rest knew they were dead. I always wanted a Doctor Sleep like sequel. Showing Cole trying to help and his struggles with the angrier ghosts as an adult. And possibly Malcolm visiting him and trying to help with more difficult ghosts. But I doubt it'll ever happen. Sadly.
In 2000, Bruce Willis starred in one of the most emotional films, The Kid, you should give it a chance too
Shymalan referenced the fact that the mom of the dead girl had a condition
' Munchausen syndrome by proxy'
Clever ...
Solid movie, great reaction
Bruce Willis is one of my favourite actors. From Die Hard to 12 Monkeys. I'm so sad for what he and his family are going through right now.
You know Munchausen's by Proxy. Impressive ... most impressive. When you watch this again, and you should, pay attention to the color red and Malcolm's clothes.
I don't know whether Toni Collette got an Oscar for this, but she damn well should have.
Haley Joel Osment really is amazing i have nvr seen a bad movie that he has acted in as a child role. One of the most amazing cinematic experience.
Side note.... through out the reaction i cant stop thinking how you remind me of "Cindy Campbell" in scary movie 4 played by Ms Anna Faris.
Great movie. Good suspence and a end nobody guessed. Makes even a grown man cry at the end. Watch the moments when the colour red is used in intense emoional moments. For me still the best film in that genre (although Silence of the Lambs is still a great movie in his genre). Joel Osment, Bruce Willis and Toni Colette played the stars out of the heaven.
The Toll Both will either have a sublevel or a utility area behind a fenced-in area. Most people never notice the stairs or the door.
Thank you!
I love the leather jacket. I have a complicated relationship with women in leather jackets in my past, nevertheless I really enjoyed the reaction. Thumbs up from me.
"They only see what they want to see" is not only true of ghosts but of non-ghosts as well. The clues were scattered throughout but the viewer sees what the viewer wants to see. Most want to see Malcolm survive the gunshot, and that's what they see.
Great reaction Amelia. Wish I could have seen this movie again for the first time.😅
Nobody ever mention that at the beginning of "the car scene" Cole's mother asks him if he was mad because she couldn't make it to see the school play...then later he tells her how HER mother hid in the back of the theater to watch her dance recital.
A most excellent reaction to The Sixth Sense.🏆
Even knowing the plot twist, the movie is so well done it's well worth watching again to spot all the many clues or just to enjoy the great performances.
I think another great movie with Haley Joel Osment (in my opinion) is “Pay it Forward”. Very powerful and moving.
I've just recapped this movie on my channel so have been watching lots of sixth sense content, so this is the first I'm seeing of you, very entertaining, subbed
thank you !
This movie twist is the first one i remember that actually BLEW MY MIND!!!
Great reaction! I love watching people's reactions to the big reveal, so far no one has ever guessed the end! You didn't disappoint!☺
#suggestion You should watch Hailey Joel Osment in "Second Hand Lions ". It's a comedy drama starring Michael Caine and Robert Duval along with Hailey J. It's one of those hidden gems! 😊
"Haley Joel Osmont was an incredible child actor" she says. He was not known for anything after this movie so how would she even know about him? Unless she's seen "Pay it Forward" or, worse, "Secondhand Lions" which no one did
My sister was 3 or 4 when we were at our grandmother's house. We lived in California but she lived in Michigan. Her house had a creepy basement my sister was terrified of. It also had a laundry shout where you could put your dirty clothes and that lead to the basement, near the washer and dryer.
She wanted to drop through it and I didn't think it was a good idea. If you tell my sister not to do something you have to give her a really good reason. Things like "you might get hurt" and "you might get stuck" weren't good enough for her. (She is still like this at 52).
I was 5 or 6 at the time (I'm two years older than her) but I was already pretty good at talking her out of doing things like this. I had to think of something quick and knowing she was terrified of the basement, I pointed out if she dropped down the laundry shoot she'd be in the basement.
It worked, and we went and found some safer game to play. Frankly, I'm surprised she lived as long as she has.
Not that its unusual to know the specific term but how did you know its Munchhausen by proxy ?! :D
Lots of people know that term.
Well, educated ones, at least.
I think I first learned about Munchausen’s from Grey’s Anatomy when I was 11 or 12… then I learned the term ‘Munchausen by Proxy’ when I was deep in true crime during the pandemic and watched the Gypsy Rose case
1999 was an absolute knockout year for movies. It's insane how many good movies came out that year. Quite a few stinkers too but that's what Janurary and February of every year is for.
You've got to react to Toni Collette's best acting role Hereditary. It's criminal that she wasn't even nominated for an Oscar for it. Another movie that is very tense like this is called The Others with Naomi Watts.
Great movie but in The Other's it is Nicole Kidman....
@@JohnDAmico-ci2hz Or, is it the spirit of Naomi Watts inhabiting Nicole Kidman? ;-)
Naomi Watts was in films like "Mulholland drive" (2000), "stay" (2005) with Ryan Gosling, and "king Kong" (2006)
The color red is an important indicator of the supernatural.
Amelia is a lovely soul 😊 another great video!
This movie is freak me out when i watch for the first time. 😮
Great reaction to a great movie , notice the prominence of the colour red in every scene in which a ghost is present .
I worked in parking booths for 15 years. A local college and the local airport. Not a toll booth but it's the same thing. The answer is whatever the largest structure near the booth is will usually be the main office. With a bathroom in it. Or a building that the parking company is contracted for. Example being the college I worked at you would just use the bathroom inside whatever building you were near. Or if near the parking office. The bathroom inside that. Or in the very rare case of neither being near the booth may have its own small airplane sized bathroom attached to it or possibly a Pota Potty. The attendant will have an intercom or a phone. Usually on the right wall to call the office for manager assistance or to verify license plate numbers in some cases. You use that to call a manger to watch the booth while you use the bathroom unless you wait for a 15 minute break or your lunch. Unless you can't wait in which case you still call the manager and lock your booth. Or if there is a second booth and attendant that can take the line of cars. So basically the same way anyone in a "customer service representative" /cashier job does. You call a manager and use the worker or public bathroom closest to you. In a toll booth I guarantee there's a main office near with a bathroom. Or a public bathroom they can use close by. It's the same exact procedure as it is for any cashier anywhere. You wait for a break or call a manager to take over while you go. There's always a bathroom nearby somewhere. Even if it's a Porta Potty or a public one or even in the booth itself. Although I've only seen that last option one time in a far away economy parking lot at the airport where there was nothing but the booth and the cars and a large field next to it. And yes depending on the parking lot. Which can change day to day where you're working. You might have to walk several levels or sets of stairs. Or across an entire large parking lot. Or sometimes even four or five level up. To get into a building that has a bathroom. Most colleges, hospitals, airports and public service businesses have at least 3 parking lots or more. And booth attendants usually get rotated around to all of them during the work week. Unless they're specifically wanted there for the airport valet, or the teacher/special events parking lots for instance. If you're lucky you're near the office and it's a short 30 to 50 foot walk. If not it could take you a few minutes or longer. In which case you need to call the manager about as soon as you know that you need to use it. And depending on how hateful your manager is might actually count as one of your 15 minute breaks.
One of the best twist endings ever. The scene in the car with Toni and Haley is soooo good and gets me every time. If you want to see another great Bruce Willis movie that can get you emotional, react to Mercury Rising if you haven't seen it yet. I know you will like it. I definitely have found a new reaction channel.👍🙏😊
WOW! You're the first reactor to this to whom I haven't had to explain Munchausen by proxy!
Great reaction. You should check out/react to "Good Will Hunting" in the near future.
10:00 Not sure about toll booths, but my friend once found a Coke bottle, about 2/3 full of a pail yellow liquid. He said it was what happens if you leave a Coke in the sun.
I told him that wasn't true. It's what happens if you pass a Coke through human kidneys. He didn't understand so I explained further.
We were near the train tracks and I said, "A train engineer is not allowed to leave the control booth not even to use the bathroom. Drinking a Coke will make you need to pee, but it also gives you something you can pee into."
He understood at this point and quickly dropped the piss bottle. He was quite a bit more horrified by this than I thought was justified.
Turns out it was his brother who told him about the sun bleached Coke. But worse, he'd gotten my friend to taste it.
I asked him what it tasted like and he said "horrible"
In any case, hope that answers your question. Also, never drink sun bleached Coke. It tastes like piss.
Amelia, this may be the only reaction video I caught myself really focusing on the reactor more than the clips. Don't fight so hard to resist the tears (as in Cole's, "I'm ready to communicate," scene). Your audience is already crying and won't mind the company. Now, I have to see whether you reacted to We Were Soldiers.
"You see ghosts Cole?"
*Nods* "They want me to do things for them"
Ripley: "I say we take off, nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
Just discovered your channel and I'm hooked. I would love - LOVE - to see your reaction to arguably the best film Shamalayan made after this, The Village. It's one of the most beautiful love stories I've ever seen disguised as a horror movie with an absolutely loaded cast and one of the most heart-achingly beautiful scores I've ever heard.
We’ll put it in the books !
12:00 I liked the scene at the end, where the teacher was being nice to him. He probably felt bad about calling him a freak. Guilt is unpleasant to experience, but it is one of the best feeling you can get, because it teaches you to be a better person.
This movie will your mind.
One that will blow your mind is The Others (2001) with Nicole Kidman.
Thank you Amilia, thanks for sharing
This is the only movie about ghosts that is close to how it actually is exept for the part where they say it gets colder when they are around that wasn't my expirience and still isn't even now to this day, though sadly now I only sense them instead of seeing them and that at times can be worse because when I feel something angry I don't know where it's coming from. Like Cole I was a child who could see ghosts but unlike him I had to figure it out on my own but yes when you listen to their stories even if you don't understand the language they tend to be able to move on after that. Aslo it doesn't get colder when they are angry as well. M.night when he wrote this movie was living in an old castle so i would imagine that cold spots as it were was not something that was uncommon but I also would imagine that either he saw ghosts himself or just sensed them around. any way that twist was a shock to me when I first saw this movie though now that I have seen it many times I start to catch the little hints that he reveils to us over the corse of the movie, that if I was paying attention maybe the ending wouldn't be such a shock. Also I like how he uses the color red a lot here. The scene between Cole and his mother at the end when they talk in the car has me crying everytime and that is rare for me to do in movies. The throwing up ghost was the actress Mishca Barton and if you saw the tv show the Oc you will know her as Marissa there. His mother is Toni Collette who in my opinion is one of the best actressess out there. Grate reaction.
Brilliant reaction
I saw Cats with my high school drama class, in 1987!