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Elden Ring Nightreign is currently the most anticipated title that FromSoftware is developing. The game was first announced at the Game Awards of 2024 and is set to release on May 30 of this year. The game is taking a different approach from its usual single-player RPG playstyle by integrating a multiplayer element to and fans are eager to find out what new characters will be introduced in the game.

Nightreign will integrate a “choose your hero” sort of element, where players will be able to choose a character they can play as. One of those characters is Wylder, who is also unofficially known as John Nightreign. Let’s find out more about him.

Wylder is Elden Ring Nightreign’s anchor point

Elden Ring Nightreign is a cooperative spin-off of the critically acclaimed 2022 game, Elden Ring. Although the game has a single-player mode, it is supposed to be played cooperatively by teams of three players.

Following the success of 2024's Trap starring Josh Hartnett, M. Night Shyamalan joined forces with Jake Gyllenhaal for his upcoming project. However, the upcoming film will also feature an unexpected collaboration.

Shyamalan, famous for his unique directorial style, will add a new unexpected genre to the mix as he works with romance author Nicholas Sparks. Their upcoming project will be a supernatural romantic thriller, and will also include a joint novel they co-wrote. Per Deadline, the upcoming film, titled Remain, has set a release date for Oct. 23, 2026.

The upcoming movie from The Sixth Sense filmmaker will be distributed by Warner Bros., with whom Shyamalan has a deal. The film's competition on its opening weekend will be Jordan Peele's untitled fourth project with Universal Pictures, also set to premiere on Oct. 23, 2026.

The upcoming Remain will feature Gyllenhaal in the leading role, who co-stars with Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor and Adolescence's Ashley Walters.

Warner Bros. Pictures has dated M. Night Shyamalan’s supernatural romantic thriller Remain for Oct. 23, 2026. It was always expected that The Sixth Sense director’s next movie would go to Warners given the filmmaker’s deal there.

The only other wide entry on Oct. 23, 2026 is Jordan Peele’s next movie at Universal. Given the genre of it all here, one of these titles might ultimately have to move. If the showdown sticks, that’s intriguing: Shyamalan released several genre titles via Universal including Split, Glass, Old and Knock at the Cabin. He went over to Warner Bros to release Trap last summer which grossed close to $84M at the worldwide box office. Warners also released Shyamalan’s daughter’s movie, The Watchers, from Ishana Shyamalan; that pic grossing over $33M at the global box office.

As Deadline first told you, Jake Gyllenhaal stars in an original story co-created by Shyamalan and global-bestselling novelist Nicholas Sparks.

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As we previously reported, Haley Joel Osment was recently arrested for public intoxication at a California ski resort.

The incident occurred on April 8, but news of the arrest was just made public on Thursday.

Now, video of Haley’s confrontation with police has been released.

And it’s probably not gonna do any wonders for the Sixth Sense star’s career prospects.

Haley Joel Osment attends the Los Angeles Premiere of Amazon MGM Studios’ “Blink Twice” at DGA Theater Complex on August 08, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images) Haley Joel Osment appears Very intoxicated in arrest footage

In footage obtained by the New York Post, Haley appears belligerent and unable to stand under his own power.

He had been barred from boarding a ski lift, as his helmet was on backward and he had forgotten his snowboard (and thus had no way of...

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The Multiverse cracked open, three Spider-Men shared the screen, and a sentient goat screamed in IMAX, yes, Phase 4 of the MCU has been a wild ride. While the Disney+ shows were out here multiplying timelines and emotions, the theatrical side of Phase 4 delivered everything from epic team-ups to, well, Eternals. Let’s just say the results were as varied as Thor’s moods.

Spanning multiversal madness, emotional goodbyes, and box office curveballs, Phase 4 felt like Marvel tossing all their toys into a cosmic blender. Some films soared into billion-dollar territory, while others limped into meme infamy. But love it or meh it, Phase 4 took bold swings, and not all of them missed.

So, how did each theatrical outing really perform when it came to cold, hard cash? We’ve crunched the numbers, dodged some trolls, and lined them up from “Wakanda forever!” to “Wait,...

Haley Joel Osment has been arrested for being drunk at a Mammoth Lakes, California, ski resort. The actor was taken into custody on April 8 after cops got a call at 2 p.m. Pt about an allegedly intoxicated individual, according to documents obtained by TMZ. The ski patrol, who are professionals that ensure the safety of skiers and snowboarders, were with Osment when the cops showed up at Mammoth Mountain resort. He was allegedly arrested for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance. The substance was sent away to a lab to investigate exactly what it was. Osment, 37, was booked and released shortly after the arrest. The Mono County D.A. is deciding if they want to prosecute the case. Sources told TMZ that the actor has been “going through it lately.” He lost his home in the California wildfires and had a lot of issues dealing with his insurance.

Oscar Isaac’s The King Of Kings Is Taking Over Box Office!(Photo Credit –YouTube)

The King of Kings stormed into theaters this past weekend against all odds and up against some formidable spiritual contenders but still managed to carve out a bit of box office history. Even with the trio of The Chosen: Last Supper chapters competing for the same faith-driven audience, this animated epic not only held its ground but soared past long-standing records. The King of Kings dethroned The Prince of Egypt decades after it set the benchmark, with a roaring $20 million domestic debut while marking the biggest opening ever for a biblical animated film, per Collider.

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Audiences have made their voices heard loud and clear. Despite lukewarm reviews from critics, who’ve left it teetering at a modest 64% on Rotten Tomatoes, the film’s supporters have rallied with a glowing 98% audience score,...

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When it comes to legendary movie franchises, Harry Potter is up there, casting spells at the box office from day one. Kicking off in 2001 with The Sorcerer’s Stone (or Philosopher’s Stone if you’re fancy and British), the series grew into an eight-film phenomenon that shaped a generation, created a billion-dollar empire, and probably inspired a few owl purchases.

While the main saga wrapped in 2011 with The Deathly Hallows Part 2, aka the one that broke hearts and records, it didn’t end there. We got Fantastic Beasts, stage plays, video games, theme park rides, and endless debates over which Hogwarts house rules. Despite J.K. Rowling’s recent controversy clouding the fandom, the films still hold a nostalgic glow for millions who grew up alongside The Boy Who Lived, the girl who knew it all, and...

While there have been several iterations of the iconic Planet of the Apes, nothing has the pop cultural significance of the 1968 original. The sci-fi film did not just conform to the tropes of the genre, but also included political commentary, elements of horror, and an insane twist that still hits hard despite being one of the most recognized images in human history.

The iconic half-buried Statue of Liberty is a huge revelation in the movie and one hell of a way to end it. It reveals something that everyone obviously feared but never dared to think of, as it is too tragic and dark a scenario to think of. So, what exactly does the symbol of the Statue of Liberty mean?

What happens in the 1968 version of Planet of the Apes? A still from Planet of the Apes (1968) | Credits: 20th Century Fox

The Planet of the Apes franchise is still running after several sequels,...

Ever since the Golden Age of Hollywood explored film Noir and mystery thrillers, a variety of directors and writers have made a point of giving the audience unexpected twist endings to make films that much better. From cerebral science fiction movies to psychological thrillers, the best twists make for an entirely new experience upon second viewing. While some twists can be uninspired or predictable, others are simply perfect.

Twists can come in all forms, from whodunit mysteries finally revealing the culprit to the reveal of hidden allegiances and betrayals. When directors manage to pull off a great twist, it often leads to some of the most iconic movies there are, sometimes defining an entire decade in a single story. When done well, these films reach the very peak of cinema, and their big reveals keep audiences talking for decades after release.

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Chainsaw Man’s feature film debut, Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc could very well end up being the biggest anime film of the year. Chainsaw Man has already been one of the most highly-anticipated anime to return for the past three years since its finale in the Fall 2022 season. Based on the Reze Arc trailers so far, Csm's action and animation will be better than ever. With so much hype surrounding the Reze Arc, Chainsaw Man anime fans will certainly be talking about it a lot in the lead-up to its September 19th release, which is what’s so fun about being an anime fan.

However, online discourse can become problematic with a big anime film like Chainsaw Man, especially considering the movie is based on a manga several arcs past the saga the new movie adapts. Manga fans already know all the amazing twists and turns...

Bruce Willis, known for his legendary performance as John McClane in the Die Hard franchise, celebrated his 70th birthday on March 19. Samuel L. Jackson, who co-starred with him in 1994’s Pulp Fiction, 1995’s Die Hard with a Vengeance, 1999’s Unbreakable, and 2019’s Glass, recently recalled some words of wisdom he received from the Sixth Sense star.

"He told me, 'Hopefully you’ll be able to find a character that, when you make bad movies, and they don't make any money, you can always go back to this character everybody loves," Jackson told Vanity Fair. He added that Willis used two popular action stars to prove his point. "He said, '[Arnold Schwarzenegger]'s got Terminator, [Sylvester Stallone's] got Rocky [and] Rambo. I've got John McClane."

Jackson continued to elaborate on the advice from Willis, while referring to his Marvel Cinematic Universe role as the former director of S.H.I.

You know how we often hear about actors getting paid millions for their movie roles? Well, hold onto your popcorn because what we’re about to dive into will blow your mind.

While a typical A-list salary might make us mere mortals gasp, some clever actors have managed to negotiate deals that have earned them over $100 million from a single film. Yes, you read that right – one hundred million dollars from just one movie!

Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) | Credits: Paramount Pictures

And we’re not talking about decades of accumulated earnings or multiple films in a franchise – these are paydays from individual projects that would make even Wall Street executives do a double-take.

Ready to discover how your favorite actors turned their performances into nine-figure paydays? Let’s take a look at these Hollywood heavyweights who’ve mastered the art of the deal and hit the entertainment industry jackpot.

Editor's note: Kathleen Kennedy has since given a clarification interview with Deadline, where she said she is not retiring at this time. She is 71, and Kennedy has been in discussions of what a succession would look like. However, at the time of writing, she's not leaving Lucasfilm yet. The commentary in this article about people weirdly celebrating still applies.

Kathleen Kennedy is a woman who needs no introduction. She is one of the most prominent and game changing people who has ever worked in Hollywood. From some of her earliest production jobs like in 1979 as an assistant for the film 1941 to helming one of the biggest media franchises of all time in a Galaxy far, far away, she has built a career spanning over 45 years. And according to The Hollywood Reporter, she is looking to retire at the end of the year.

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From Hollywood classics like Casablanca to modern thrillers like Gone Girl and The Departed, the way a movie ends can leave a lasting impression on audiences. One of the best ways to ensure a film remains memorable in the minds of a viewer is to deliver an unexpected twist, challenging everything they thought they knew about the story. When done right, these endings can ensure a movie remains relevant and popular for decades after release.

While some movies are almost impossible to watch spoiler-free, this shouldn't rob newcomers of the ability to do so. Revealing the twist of a movie remains one of the biggest taboos in pop culture for good reason, with the emotional experience of some iconic movies incomplete without the ability to be shocked. Wherever possible, certain masterpieces should always be experienced with as little knowledge of the story as possible, giving fans the emotional roller coaster filmmakers intended.

In terms of all-time last-second movie twists, The Sixth Sense is one of the best. M. Night Shyamalan's hit ghost story was a significant success at the box office and a critical darling, nominated for Best Picture at the 2000 Academy Awards. Much of the film's success hinged on word of mouth, generated by pulling the rug out from underneath its audience at the last minute and revealing that Bruce Willis' psychiatrist, Malcolm Crowe, had been dead all along.

However, the truth regarding The Sixth Sense's plot twist is always hiding in plain sight right from the beginning of the film. M. Night Shyamalan structured the film so that anyone in the audience who wanted to go back and rewatch the film immediately after finishing it would be rewarded for their efforts because the clues are more obvious than ever on the second watch.

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The Sixth Sense's twist is one of the most well-known of all time, yet when The Others was released two years later, it surprised audiences with the same twist. This was impressive, as many people know The Sixth Sense's shocking ending, even without seeing the movie, which is about a boy named Cole, who tells his therapist that he can see dead people. M. Night Shyamalan's plot twists have become an expected pattern in his movies, and The Sixth Sense made him a household name. However, despite being a more haunting movie, The Others has attracted less attention.

The Others has often been considered one of Nicole Kidman's best movies. Kidman plays Grace Stewart, who lives in a remote country house with her children, who are both sensitive to light. When three people arrive, all seeking employment, Grace hires them as house staff,...

Bruce Willis’ John McClane in Die Hard was a role that proved to be crucial to the industry. Before his role as one of the best action heroes in Hollywood, Willis had only starred in the fan-favorite TV series Moonlighting. However, his salary at the time for 1988’s Die Hard was revolutionary for a first-time movie star in the industry.

Bruce Willis in a still from Die Hard 2 | Credits: 20th Century Studios

Willis shared that he did not get the deserved appreciation. He was probably referring to the media questioning his exorbitantly high salary at the time. However, The Sixth Sense actor was only scratching the surface of his career achievements in the industry when he received his first Die Hard salary.

Bruce Willis did not get the deserved appreciation for changing the Hollywood pay structure Bruce Willis as John McClane in Die Hard | Credits: 20th Century Studios

Bruce Willis was a TV star,...

Jack Nicholson Aced The Role Of Joker And Earned Big ( Photo Credit – Facebook )

When Warner Bros. wanted him to play Gotham’s most infamous villain in Tim Burton’s 1989 classic, Jack Nicholson saw more than a chance to wear green hair and a twisted grin. He saw an opportunity to make serious money, and he delivered. His deal was one of the smartest contracts in Hollywood history.

Nicholson didn’t need Warner Bros. as much as Warner Bros. needed him. By 1986, Nicholson was already a massive star with two Oscars, box office hits, and a global fanbase. He knew his worth. Producer Gary Peters knew it too, but getting Nicholson was far from a given. Burton only became director after Peters managed studio politics to push Michael Keaton into the Batman role, and Nicholson was the only real linchpin left to make this blockbuster happen.

So, Nicholson strolled into those...

Manhwa's have been more popular in recent years, giving rise to a wonderful array of manhwa anime adaptations, such asTower of GodandTrue Beauty. Fortunately, this boost in popularity has given proper attention to many other amazing manhwa's that deserve all the love.

Manhwa's have no shortage of wonderful stories with its vast selection, and many of these stories have romances that are hard to forget. Due to the high volume of manhwa's out in circulation, it's easy to miss the amazing stories that this genre offers. From slice-of-life to action-packed and even fantasy-themed romance stories, manhwa's dabble wonderfully in every genre to keep readers invested and interested.

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There are many funny and enjoyable "reincarnated as a villainess" manhwa that are a must-read for fans of the series.

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Trap is M. Night Shyamalan's newest film, and as such, many fans went in expecting to see a massive plot twist or two. Some, however, were more skeptical because of the trailer trailer that seemingly spoiled the plot twist early by revealing Josh Hartnett's character as a serial killer. Thankfully, Shyamalan had a few tricks up his sleeve, because Hartnett's killer wasn't the plot twist audiences were waiting for.

Like many of Shyamalan's films, Trap features a few twists and turns that fans might not see coming. Most of the movie is set inside a huge pop-star concert meticulously staged to catch Hartnett's character. However, Shyamalan is constantly playing with the audience's expectations, leading Trap into unexpected -- and often confusing -- directions.

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Its hard to ignore that Philadelphia-born director M. Night Shyamalan has crafted one of the most indelible brands in filmmaking over the past 25 years. Ask the average movie fan to explain Shyamalans impact, and the answer is fairly simple: he consistently showcases a potent mix of skillful storytelling and unexpected plot twists that leave audiences reeling.

Among Shyamalan's extensive filmography, two movies stand out for their particularly mind-blowing twists: The Sixth Sense (1999) and Split (2016). These two films, separated by nearly two decades, share a compelling, hard-to-ignore connection.

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In The Sixth Sense, Willis stars as child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe, who is tasked with helping young Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment), a boy who claims to see dead people. The narrative builds with a haunting, ever-escalating sense of mystery and tension,...

One of the most iconic movie twists comes in The Sixth Sense. M. Night Shyamalan's ghost story is a tense thriller for much of the runtime, but it ends with the shocking surprise that Malcolm (Bruce Willis) has been dead the entire movie and is one of the ghosts young Cole (Haley Joel Osment) sees. The reveal is one of those brilliant twists that immediately makes the viewer want to watch the movie again from the beginning to see if they can spot all the hidden clues in The Sixth Sense.

As it turns out, Shyamalan stacks the movie full of hints of the truth about Malcolm that, looking back on it, spells out the ending perfectly. While M. Night Shyamalan saw his career stall out thanks to his overreliance on twist endings, the one that started it all remains his best, and that is because he didn't cheat when telling this story.

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Donnie Wahlberg's role in The Sixth Sense was a brief but unforgettable part of the horror movie. The singer and actor has played a handful of movie and TV characters and shared his personal life in two reality series, allowing a behind-the-scenes look at running a fast food franchise with his brothers in Wahlburgers and his relationship with Jennie McCarthy on Donnie Loves Jenny. M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense is famous for its twist in the last moments of the movie, which connects back to Wahlberg's small role as Vincent Grey.

After joining the New Kids on the Block in 1984, Wahlberg appeared in several movies throughout the 1990s and 2000s, including playing Chollo in Bullfighter and the intelligent Detective Eric Matthews in the Saw franchise. He has also taken on many long-term TV detective and police characters,...

The debate about which Scrubs episode is the best will probably never be settled, but there is definitely a trend that emerges when the sitcom's upper echelon of offerings is assembled and analyzed. All nine seasons of Scrubs aired between 2001 and 2010, and there are several episodes regarded as the show's superlative efforts. With a Scrubs revival seemingly on the way, the cult classic will have a tough task trying to improve upon its original run, but it stands a chance of doing so if it takes its past successes into account.

Every doctor in Scrubs had a variety of arcs. The show's storylines went from comical absurdity to heartfelt tearjerker in the blink of an eye, and both approaches were incredibly effective during its nine years on the air. The equal blend of sad moments and sidesplitting hilarity helped the medical sitcom stand out among its contemporaries, and few shows...

When Billy Crystal regularly hosted the Academy Awards, he liked to begin the show with a montage where he was inserted into the nominated films. The 2000 opening leaned more on Hollywood history, with Crystal appearing in vintage films like The Graduate and Psycho. There were still jokes about that year’s movies, though, like when a Charlie Chaplin homage included a title card where Crystal quoted the most famous line from The Sixth Sense: “I see dead people.” Crystal later had some more fun with the M. Night Shyamalan sensation with a song parody,...

It's been a busy year for M. Night Shyamalan. This summer, he dropped the wildly entertaining (and wildly silly) concert-set serial killer thriller "Trap," starring Josh Hartnett and Shyamalan's daughter, Saleka. The "Sixth Sense" director has several other projects in the works, but he's also been branching out as a producer, producing Ishana Shyamalan's "The Watchers" earlier this year and "Caddo Lake," co-directed by Logan George and Celine Held, this month. It's the latter film that's been climbing the streaming charts this week, with the latest viewership data from FlixPatrol listing it as the most-watched movie on HBO, home to the streaming site Max.

According to the data site, "Caddo Lake" is the most popular movie on HBO today, outpacing Gary Dauberman's long-anticipated "Salem's Lot" remake and some 2024 theatrical releases, including Will Smith and Martin Lawrence's "Bad Boys: Ride Or Die," Mark Wahlberg's inspirational stray dog flick "Arthur The King,...

The thriller genre has long walked the line between mystery and horror, with some of the genre's best movies covering serial killers, such as Silence of the Lambs. While many of these films strive to be more grounded stories, others embrace the supernatural, covering everything from ghosts to psychics as major plot devices. While some of these films can miss the mark, others make for brilliant experiences every bit as terrifying as a good horror movie, often balancing both genres at once.

Supernatural thrillers typically focus on themes of justice and revenge for the spirits of the dead, sometimes following a protagonist as they're guided towards the truth by a ghost. While these elements can make a good mystery movie feel far-fetched and fantastical, they also give viewers some of the best and most terrifying thrillers out there. The genre has always been at its best when it's unafraid of scaring audiences,...

In all of Terry Gilliams impressive repertoire, 12 Monkeys stands out as his most commercially successful and well-remembered. The film is exciting, thought-provoking, and impressively well-acted by Brad Pitt, Madeleine Stowe, and, of course, Bruce Willis. Gilliam had met Willis during casting for The Fisher King, and he described the actor as "somebody who is strong and dangerous but also vulnerable". And nobody can deny that Willis is capable of John McClane style bad-assery and Sixth Sense subtlety alike. But Gilliam had another reason for hiring the action mega-star. That reason was, according to the director, that Bruce Willis has a very penile-shaped head.

Haley Joel Osment might have found his new calling as a celebrity impersonator if his impression of Republican vice presidential nominee Jd Vance is anything to go by. The Sixth Sense actor appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday, October 1, in a parody political ad spoofing Vance’s cringe-inducing visit to a donut shop back in August. Adorned in a suit, beard, and eyeliner, Osment’s Vance fired back at those who called him “weird,” “creepy,” and “awkward” by showing he could have a normal interaction with everyday folk. “They want you to think that I can’t order a simple door nut — donut. S***,” Osment said at the start of the segment. He then strode into the donut shop, cut in front of an elderly woman, and made awkward small talk with the employee behind the counter. “Donut,” he said, to which the employee replied, “Which one?” “Whatever makes sense,...

The Sixth Sense is remembered for its shocking twist, its fascinating universe, and its role in turning director and writer M. Night Shyamalan into a household name. The movie centers around a child psychologist (Bruce Willis) who works with Cole (Haley Joel Osment), a little boy who can see The Sixth Sense's many ghosts. It was a critical and commercial success, having been nominated for six Academy Awards, four BAFTAs, and two Golden Globes.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Osment explained exactly what set the movie apart from its contemporary horror movies. Rather than relying on jump scares to keep audiences engaged, Shyamalan instituted a rule that there would be no deceitful scares. Every thrill would be completely real and would be grounded in character moments and relationships. Check out Osment's full explanation of the rule below:

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Haley Joel Osment confirms The Sixth Sense was a breakout film that impacted the rest of his career. The actor fondly remembers how his co-star Bruce Willis was a great friend and source of inspiration during those years.

Haley Joel Osment said he was well aware of Bruce Willis' celebrity before they co-starred on The Sixth Sense. Osment, who was 11 when that film was released, had already joined stellar ensembles years prior; fans might know him from TV's Thunder Alley or The Jeff Foxworthy Show, but film buffs note his standout performance in Forrest Gump. Osment said working with actors like Willis was a career-defining moment: "It made a huge impression on me because that was the first gigantic celebrity that I'd worked with at an age where I was aware of his stardom," he told Entertainment Weekly. "And he did everything in such a cool way, and had such charisma,...

Now, this is a twist that everyone saw coming: Haley Joel Osment loved working with Bruce Willis on M. Night Shyamalan's 1999 film, The Sixth Sense. Spoiler alert! The supernatural horror movie, which centers around a young boy named Cole (Osment), who sees dead people, is well-known for its incredible, jaw-dropping twist ending. And as the psychological thriller continues to celebrate its 25th anniversary, Osment recalls how Willis would call him up to check in and leave thoughtful messages for his co-star. Osment said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly:

I heard from him a lot after it came out in those subsequent years. He'd leave voicemails at the house from time to time, just checking in. He would just call out of the blue, so sometimes it was in the lead up before travel. We went to Japan together twice, if I remember correctly, to open Sixth Sense in different cities.

After 25 years, Haley Joel Osment is fondly remembering his on-set experience with Bruce Willis.

The Oscar nominee recently reflected on his “fantastic” time as a child actor working with Willis on the M. Night Shyamalan movie The Sixth Sense (1999) and how their behind-the-scenes friendship endured over the years.

“I heard from [Bruce] a lot after it came out in those subsequent years,” he told Entertainment Weekly. “He’d leave voicemails at the house from time to time, just checking in. He would just call out of the blue, so sometimes it was in the lead up before travel. We went to Japan together twice, if I remember correctly, to open Sixth Sense in different cities. So he would call ahead of that, and then sometimes I would just come home from school and the answering machine would be blinking and it’d be him going like, ‘Hey, Haley Joel. Just saying hi.

Haley Joel Osment joined Entertainment Weekly to reflect on the 25th anniversary of M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Sixth Sense” and remembered getting voicemails from co-star Bruce Willis in the years that followed the release of the blockbuster horror film. Osment was just 10 years old when he starred in the film, which earned him an Oscar nomination for best supporting actor. “The Sixth Sense” was the second-highest grossing movie of 1999 with $672 million worldwide.

“I heard from [Bruce] a lot after it came out in those subsequent years. He’d leave voicemails at the house from time to time, just checking in,” Osment said. “He would just call out of the blue, so sometimes it was in the lead up before travel. We went to Japan together twice, if I remember correctly, to open ‘Sixth Sense’ in different cities. So he would call ahead of that, and then sometimes I would...

The Sixth Sense star Haley Joel Osment warmly recalls what it was like to work with Bruce Willis, who was his costar in the film. Released in 1999, The Sixth Sense is directed by M. Night Shyamalan, with Willis starring as Malcolm Crowe, a child psychologist who begins treating Cole (Osment), a young boy who can see and speak to dead people. The film was a major success and marks a key role for Willis, who has now retired from acting following the 2023 reveal that he has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia.

In a recent interview with EW, Osment reflects on what it was like to work with Willis on The Sixth Sense, revealing that his costar was a very positive presence on set. Osment recalls that Willis "had such charisma" and that he served as a role model and a leader to everyone on set:

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Bruce Willis' temporal adventure in the mid-nineties somehow foreshadowed an iconic moment from another of the actor's movies that wouldn't premiere until the end of the decade. Widely regarded as one of Bruce Willis' best sci-fi movies, the project in question cleverly played - perhaps unknowingly - to its main genre label. Although Willis is best known for his action hero roles, his versatility across several movie categories is demonstrated across these two films.

As well as standing out in Willis' filmography, the movie in question that made such a precise prediction about the actor's near future is hailed as one of the best time travel movies of all time. The mind-bending story can be perceived in different ways, depending on which character's point of view is adopted by the audience. Of course, Willis' character makes the most sense in this regard, but there are other options.

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As Travis Kelce makes the leap from the field to the screen, he’s teasing his featured TV debut in the Ryan Murphy-verse.

The 3x Super Bowl champion recently discussed his role in Ryan Murphy‘s latest FX series Grotesquerie, which premieres Wednesday at 10pm Et/Pt, noting that Murphy “did an unbelievable job” on the horror drama show.

“I cannot wait to see everybody’s reaction of me being in a mystery thriller. Kinda scary. What the f— is going on? It’ll get you thinking now,” Travis told his brother Jason Kelce on their New Heights podcast. “Buckle up, boys!”

Jason then asked if his character is “even alive,” questioning if there’s a Sixth Sense element, to which Travis quipped, “Are any of us alive, Jason? No. … It might be a little of that. I don’t — maybe though.”

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The Sixth Sense is heading to Hulu. With Halloween right around the corner, subscribers will be able to add the well-received Bruce Willis-led movie to their watchlist at the start of next month.

Beginning Oct. 1, The Sixth Sense can be streamed on Hulu. Released back in 1999, the Academy Award-nominated movie stars Willis as a child psychologist named Malcolm Crowe, who encounters a troubled, psychic boy named Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment). Malcolm learns that Cole is tormented by visions of the dead, and while he's skeptical at first, Malcolm soon guides Cole to start helping the ghosts pass on instead of fearing them. The Sixth Sense is notable for having one of the most iconic twist endings, with Malcolm learning that he has been a ghost ever since he was killed in the opening scene.

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M. Night Shyamalan's most polarizing movie is coming to Hulu in October. Starring Mark Wahlberg, The Happening arrived fourteen years ago to negative reviews from critics but was a modest commercial success, almost tripling its estimated budget.

The Happening will arrive on Hulu on October 1, 2024. Shyamalan wrote, directed, and produced the sci-fi thriller released by 20th Century Fox on June 13, 2008. The film revolves around an inexplicable natural disaster causing mass suicides. Wahlberg portrayed a high school science teacher, Elliot Moore, who, alongside other survivors, including his wife Alma (Zooey Deschanel), tries to escape the disaster. The cast also includes John Leguizamo as Julian, Sanchez as Julian's daughter Jess, Betty Buckley as Mrs. Jones Ashlyn, and Jeremy Strong as Private Auster. Shyamalan also plays the character Joey in a voiceover-only role.

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One of the best things about being on a show or movie on Netflix is the exposure. The streaming service has a massive global audience, which allows actors such as Aaron Pierre to elevate their careers. He's viewed as a new Hollywood action superstar thanks to Rebel Ridge.

Jeremy Saulnier's revenge movie shapes Pierre's Terry Richmond as a former Marine instructor fighting against corrupt police in Shelby Springs, an American town with a vile conspiracy at play. Interestingly, with a bigger spotlight on Pierre, it's worth revisiting his key role in a horrific M.

M. Night Shyamalan isnt wasting time getting to work on the script for his 17th feature. As reported in Deadline, The Trap writer and director took to Instagram to thank audiences for their support of his latest movie and show off the notebook he is using to outline the script for a 17th movie.

As a ritual for each film, I pick a notebook that speaks to me and I write notes, ideas for the new film in that. When its overflowing with ideas, I go to outline then script, he wrote in the post. This is the notebook for movie 17! This bright red felt just right! As #Trapmovie passes $80 million in theaters, I am so grateful and begin the new one inspired by all the support you have given me over the years, he continued.

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As Trap surpasses the $80 million mark at the global box office, M. Night Shyamalan is getting to work on his next title.

The Academy Award nominee thanked audiences of his latest thriller on social media as he got to work on his upcoming 17th feature film, sharing a photo of the bright red notebook he’s using for the process.

“As a ritual for each film, I pick a notebook that speaks to me and I write notes, ideas for the new film in that. When it’s overflowing with ideas, I go to outline then script,” wrote Shyamalan in the post. “This is the notebook for movie 17! This bright red felt just right! As #Trapmovie passes 80 million in theaters, I am so grateful and begin the new one inspired by all the support you have given me over the years.”

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In a world where sitcoms strive to be clever, Community didn’t just aim high—it shot for the stars. While Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton made Beetlejuice iconic, Community took things a step further, playing the long game with a genius Beetlejuice joke that spanned three whole seasons.

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When Beetlejuice finally made his appearance, fans knew they were witnessing TV gold. No other show could stretch a gag that far, making Community the true king of meticulous setups. Prepare to dive into a world where three seasons of patience paid off in the quirkiest way possible!

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Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Trap (2024)

Trap's ending lacked the signature Shyamalan twist, leaving viewers wanting more surprise and absurdity. Hartnett's performance adds depth to a generic thriller, but fails to deliver the expected Shyamalan twist. Compared to Shyamalan's past works, Trap falls short of delivering a memorable and impactful conclusion.

As someone who goes to M. Night Shyamalan movies expecting enjoyable absurdity, I couldnt help but feel let down when Traps ending turned out to be so uncharacteristically reasonable. If I try to judge the Josh Hartnett comeback objectively, 2024s Trap is by no means a bad movie. Hartnett gives another one of those late-career performances that channels his easy charisma into a darker place, the pacing is tense, and there are a handful of fun supporting characters. However, as someone who once defended M. Night Shyamalans silly but fun twist endings at length, I was still disappointed.

Haley Joel Osment is opening up about leaving Hollywood behind for several years.

The 36-year-old actor, who can next be seen in Blink Twice, has been acting nearly his whole life, but there was a time where he took a break from the limelight and enrolled in collage at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2006.

During a new interview, he dished on taking a break and moving to New York, where he resided for nearly 15 years.

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“My parents used to say when I first started out in this industry, ‘If it’s ever not fun, you can quit tomorrow,’” he told E! News. “And when I got to be college age, I got to go off and study theater and really think hard about whether I wanted to do this as my career in life.”

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Though it was likely nothing in comparison to the volume of texts Drake probably received when Kendrick Lamar dropped “Euphoria,” Haley Joel Osment’s phone was blowing up that day, too. Around the five-and-a-half minute mark of the nearly seven-minute-long diss track, Lamar makes a reference to Osment’s filmography but refers to him as Joel Osteen, the pastor and televangelist. The actor has only loosely been following the rap drama, but believes there was a reason behind the name switch.

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M. Night Shyamalan explains how the key twist ending for The Sixth Sense came about. Plot coming from character is pivotal for Shyamalan. Shyamalan's legacy with twists has been criticized for favoring gimmicks.

M. Night Shyamalan discusses the origin of a key plot moment in The Sixth Sense. The third feature film from the director, The Sixth Sense was released in 1999 and featured a leading cast including Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, and Toni Collette. It was nominated for multiple Oscars, including for Best Director and Best Original Screenplay by Shyamalan, and remains one of the director's most iconic works today.

The Sixth Sense was also nominated for Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Haley Joel Osment, Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Toni Collette, and Best Film Editing.

Speaking with GQ, Shyamalan details the origin of the key moment in The Sixth Sense.

M. Night Shyamalan said he couldn’t see anyone else but Josh Hartnett as lead character Cooper in his new thriller, “Trap,” noting that he loved that the “Penny Dreadful” star was willing to “risk everything” with him to make the movie.

The “Sixth Sense” director began self-financing his own films with 2015’s “The Visit,” a gamble that paid off on the very first day of release.

“There’s no way to protect yourself. We’ll all get paid if we’re successful, if we’re not, we don’t get paid. And I don’t think you should,” he told GQ in a video where he talked about his most iconic movies.

He said he wrote the role of Cooper as a “superstar,” but needed an actor who was alright with making a movie that didn’t have a studio’s backing upfront.

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The Sixth Sense's twist is now too famous, making it hard to experience the film without spoilers. Rewatching The Sixth Sense reveals plot conveniences and ghost rule inconsistencies. The movie struggles to define its main character and has an underdeveloped secondary character, Anna.

The Sixth Sense has just turned 25 years old, and while the M. Night Shyamalan film is still great, the movie does have some problems that weren't as apparent when the movie first released in 1999. The legacy of The Sixth Sense is enormous, with it launching the careers of director M. Night Shyamalan and actor Haley Joel Osment while also introducing the world to one of the best twist endings of all time. The Sixth Sense has remained in the pop culture ethos for two and a half decades now, although many haven't fully realized these 10 harsh realities.

The Sixth Sense follows Bruce Willis' Malcolm Crowe, a...