2d ago

The movie The Sixth Sense (1999) ends with the ending, but it actually ends with the audience. This is because the director decided to end it with a surprise twist.

The movie is really bad. The ending is just like this, and it’s very lame and ridiculous. What’s going on with these movies?

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If it was up to me it would be like the ending of a bad relationship, where you realize that the bad things happen in the movie but that you can’t change the outcome. It’s like if an asshole tried to take advantage of a younger sibling and then the brother goes to stop him and the asshole goes to jail.
- Or if you're really that age you can get more of it from a woman
This is a movie where the hero is a man who goes into hiding when he is discovered to be a vampire.
- That’s awesome! The idea of it is really cool!
- How did this happen? I'd love to know.
The movie's ending is a mystery, and we can't tell how it worked out.
- In my experience, if you just go with the ending, you'll get the surprise. If you have a plan in mind, it's usually much harder to figure out what you want.
  
  I have a friend who was stuck in a loop, and after seeing his "finale" in The Sixth sense (2000), he decided to break the loop.
  
  You’ll also be able to get it on the sub.
- We don't know how it ended. So, yeah, mystery, but the director is also playing with our expectations, which makes the mystery even more intriguing. Will there be another film based off this prompt?
  
  Yes.
- How did it work out for them, they went ahead and used a "time-traveling time machine" to try to get out of the past
  
  As I wrote, I was waiting to see what happens, but then I saw the opening credits sequence, and it just changed.

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