Top 10 Details You Missed That Revealed Plot Twists
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Date: 2024-01-21
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msmojo
I do agree the major plot twist in "The Sixth Sense" is probably one of the most fantastic because I think if I had paid just a little more attention, I would've had an "aha" moment before the end. It was so obvious in the end. How many main characters are around several other characters in a movie but only have direct interaction with just one -- the little boy who sees dead people. And then there was that scene where Malcom was talking to his wife and she started to feel cold -- which most of us probably know is supposed to be a sign of the presence of spirits. Simply brilliant!
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I do agree the major plot twist in "The Sixth Sense" is probably one of the most fantastic because I think if I had paid just a little more attention, I would've had an "aha" moment before the end. It was so obvious in the end. How many main characters are around several other characters in a movie but only have direct interaction with just one -- the little boy who sees dead people. And then there was that scene where Malcom was talking to his wife and she started to feel cold -- which most of us probably know is supposed to be a sign of the presence of spirits. Simply brilliant!
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SNixon14
I don't know how I didn't realise that about The sixth sense, how Malcolm never touches anything, doesn't talk to anyone but Cole and seems to always where the same outfit. I remember when this came out how I thought it was so strange how Cole's mother never looked or even spoke to Malcolm or how at the restaurant when Malcolm's widow just walked away without saying a word to him. I realised that after of course. But it's crazy how no one noticed until the very end.
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I don't know how I didn't realise that about The sixth sense, how Malcolm never touches anything, doesn't talk to anyone but Cole and seems to always where the same outfit. I remember when this came out how I thought it was so strange how Cole's mother never looked or even spoke to Malcolm or how at the restaurant when Malcolm's widow just walked away without saying a word to him. I realised that after of course. But it's crazy how no one noticed until the very end.
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bUrRiEdaLiVe6
10: 24 THAT scene was one of Shyamalan's greatest ideas. I was SURE Malcolm could not be dead, because he had talked with Cole's mom too. But that's what the movie makes you belive by putting them together, although they never interact. Cole's mom can't even see Malcolm. That movie is genius
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10: 24 THAT scene was one of Shyamalan's greatest ideas. I was SURE Malcolm could not be dead, because he had talked with Cole's mom too. But that's what the movie makes you belive by putting them together, although they never interact. Cole's mom can't even see Malcolm. That movie is genius
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leesashriber5097
No one, I mean no one, would give away the ending of The Sixth Sense. "You have got to see Sixth Sense. " That was all anyone would say. After I saw it the first time, i went and watched it again. An absolutely amazing movie. Literally right down to the ending. Thank you my friend!
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No one, I mean no one, would give away the ending of The Sixth Sense. "You have got to see Sixth Sense. " That was all anyone would say. After I saw it the first time, i went and watched it again. An absolutely amazing movie. Literally right down to the ending. Thank you my friend!
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trinaq
Even if you've never seen "The Sixth Sense" before, you'd be aware of the twist. However, I love how subtle it is, especially how Malcolm never directly touches anything, is wearing variations of the same outfit, and we never see him talk to anyone besides Cole.
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Even if you've never seen "The Sixth Sense" before, you'd be aware of the twist. However, I love how subtle it is, especially how Malcolm never directly touches anything, is wearing variations of the same outfit, and we never see him talk to anyone besides Cole.
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trinaq
Another foreshadowing moment from "Get Out" is that when Chris and Rose are pulled over near the beginning, Rose is quick to get the cop away before he glances at Chris' ID, so that there won't be any trace of him in the area once he vanishes.
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Another foreshadowing moment from "Get Out" is that when Chris and Rose are pulled over near the beginning, Rose is quick to get the cop away before he glances at Chris' ID, so that there won't be any trace of him in the area once he vanishes.
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BlenderStudy
Thank you for the update, MsMojo! While watching The Sixth Sense for the first time, I had no idea Malcolm was a ghost. It was interesting to watch the same movie again later, knowing he was a ghost though.
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Thank you for the update, MsMojo! While watching The Sixth Sense for the first time, I had no idea Malcolm was a ghost. It was interesting to watch the same movie again later, knowing he was a ghost though.
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jamalvargas6146
Time Machine Idiocracy (2006) Regardless If I figured It out early In the movie but we all knew Joe "Not Sure" Bowers was going to be stuck In the future and Rita too
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Time Machine Idiocracy (2006) Regardless If I figured It out early In the movie but we all knew Joe "Not Sure" Bowers was going to be stuck In the future and Rita too
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LaurenKaminski
Um there isn’t a twist that Bruce Willis is dead in The Death Sense, it is common sense & obvious that Donnie Wahlberg killed him in it!
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Um there isn’t a twist that Bruce Willis is dead in The Death Sense, it is common sense & obvious that Donnie Wahlberg killed him in it!
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stingrey1571
in the sixth sense, the notorious i see dead people scene. cole STARES at malcom. looks him up and down, then says, "i see dead people. "
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in the sixth sense, the notorious i see dead people scene. cole STARES at malcom. looks him up and down, then says, "i see dead people. "
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