Everyone allways say, how great Patrick and Whoopie are - wich they are for sure - but Demi also did a hell of a job in this! The tears in her eyes make me crying every single time...for almost 20 years now!
pfft, Patrick certainly didn't show any acting skills in this, poor performance i though, plus it's a bit creepy him drooling over a girl half his age.
Patrick was always offered the role. Whoopi wasn't even offered an audition until Patrick asked for her and he said that he wouldn't do the movie till they at least auditioned whoopi. And after she auditioned, he said if they didn't offer her the role he was out and hats what happened. This is what whoopi said on a tv interview. She said that she owes that role to Patrick as if he hadn't have fought for her to be in it she wouldn't have been. He wanted her and no one else
@@DeepakMatthews90 Bruce Willis was considered to play Sam. But he said no because he felt he wasn't sensitive enough to do justice to the character so the role went to Patrick
She has chops but most people dont offer her roles. Shes in a lot of great classics. Now shes a tv personality and so I guess thats good. Shes making money niw
one of the most powerful scenes in a movie!!! at the end of the film the audience stood up and applauded loudly!!! everyone left the theater with warm hearts smiling being a little kinder to strangers it was sweet!!! i remembered that vividly :)
***** never saw it. Life was to busy when the movie came out. I'll get to it one day. I really liked her in About Last Night, man she was so beautiful in that movie.
+Sally See In terms of acting skills. Demi moore's best performances are: 1)If These Walls Could Talk. 2)Ghost. 3) About Last Night. 4)A Few Good Men. 5)Margin Call. 6)The seventh Sign. 7)Mortal Thoughts. 8)Indesent Proposal. 9)Disclosure. 10)The Juror. That movie hadn't bad acting, it's underrated.
Yeah... I've never quite accepted how downhill her career went after that. When i saw that movie, I was like "okay, I'm gonna watch everything that brunette is in". And like... three years later, she was in Disclosure ?! =__=
The tears in his eyes in that moment when he realizes she finally believes it. So beautifully acted. Patrick was such a talented artist, brilliant but underrated.
The tears combined with the Happy smile on Molly's face, the shared smile from Sam. Finally!! She Believes! To those of us who lost someone through tragedy, this film helps us believe that there in a better place. REST Mr. Swayze, an we thank you.
Just like in Mad Love (1995) with Chris O'Donnell and Drew Barrymore, right near the end when we see tears pour down Matt's(O'Donnell's)face as he and Casey(Barrymore) give each other a hug and say goodbye just before she is admitted to the mental hospital--for anyone who's ever seen that movie as well you have to admire the way Chris really got into his character, so much to the point of being moved by tears flowing down his face, just as Demi was here.
I was just reading her memoir She said this movie and the emotions/crying wss the most challenging as an actress! She herself rarely allowed herself to ever cry. She was so self conscious about crying on demand. But she worked with someone on set that “taught” her how to cry beautiful.
1:39 Such a beautiful, iconic shot. Close up of Demi's gorgeous eyes, and the one tear falling on her cheek at the right moment. Another great shot of Demi is in Charlie's Angels Full Throttle, when she shoots the speaker box after delivering the line "I was great," with tears coming down her face. Love it.
I think the main reason why Molly didn't believe that Sam was trying to communicate through Oda Mae at first was because of grief. When he died the pain of his death hit her hard and later finding out that his best friend Carl was behind the whole thing shook her up. However after seeing that penny move up the door and then over to her hand she finally realized that everything that Oda Mae was telling her was true and that Sam had been there the whole time.
I think two things make it extra hard to believe in this case. 1. The fact that faith has been slowly but surely widely eliminated in modern day society by ridiculing it and propagating science as the one and only thing to trust and believe in. Which not only is garbage, but having lost their faith, people are much easier to scare and manipulate than people who believe. It’s hard to convert them back. I think this is one of the biggest topics in this movie - the return to faith. All of the main characters believe in the end, but most of them struggle to get there, like Molly. 2. I wouldn’t say grief is the reason for her lack of faith, but rather the fear of rekindled hope being destroyed again. Like that police officer said, most people WANT to believe, especially those who are grieving and vulnerable. But they are afraid of being hurt all over again.
I saw this film a week or two after sudden loss of my wife in '89 and saw it with my mom and I cried the whole movie... maybe therapeutic but not fun.... I could certainly feel what Demi Moore's character was feeling.
I lost someone once and used to see pennies all the time. I wondered why, then someone told me they are pennies from heaven and someone is trying to tell you they are ok. brings me to tears of gratitude everytime
Sam said "Its for luck". Ironically, Sam got the same luck to meet that Subway Ghost so that he can move the coin up the door and hand to Molly. What an emotional scene this is. One of the most movies made. R.I.P. Sam Wheat (a.k.a. Patrick Swayze).
Maurice Jarre. He never seems to get the attention that John Williams or Ennio Morricone get, but he's done some amazing scores. Building the Barn from Witness is fantastic.
To those of us who have lost a spouse/mate/partner, seeing this again after losing my own, makes me appreciate the tenderness of the scene so much more. We ALL want that just one more time with the person we love who we have lost. For a moment, you can believe it happens. Such an incredible cast and everyone was just perfect in their role. Demi crying always gets me, I totally understand where that character is at, and wish for a moment, it could be me
Demi Moore brings so much power to this scene. That combined with the music, the focus changing from the penny to her face, and her subdued crying with partly opened mouth. It's cinematic perfection.
This scene gets me every time, it's so beautiful and with that music, for me it's more of a tear jerker than a movie about someone dying of a terminal illnes.
After finishing a class in the morning at UCLA, I walked into Westwood and decided to watch a movie- this movie. The theater was completely empty and I sat there mesmerized by this movie. I was so moved and cried so much all alone in this empty theater. I think being alone allowed me to just let out all my emotions without worrying about what anyone else thought. What a magical moment in time this was for me!
When this movie premiered I was 24, working my first career-related job. I went to it three times. About a decade or so later I'm working another career-related job, after a five-year hiatus. I sing "Unchained Melody" at a neighborhood bar's karaoke night. After I finish, this 60-ish woman motions me over, clasps her hands around mine, and explains that her husband of 30 years recently died of cancer. And that was their song. And thanked me for singing it. I'll never forget that.
This movie never ceases to entertain and bring tears to my eyes. I first saw it when it was brand new and I couldn't count how many times I've seen it since. The ending always makes me turn into a water fountain.
My first date ever, we saw this in the theater, I was 16, we had no idea it would be so incredible, its still amazing today, Rest Peacefully Patrick Swayze
iv seen this movie soo many times , litrally hundreds both as a child and an adult ...the actors, the story and mostly the message that our loved ones still love us even in the afterlife just beautiful🥰
@@jcmat9917 Technically, the 80s mean 1981-1990, not 1980-1989. Because if you go back to the beginning of year 1, then the first decade was 0001-0010. I think.
This movie is relative to my life and nature. My wife and I enjoyed watching this movie together its a love thing anyways. So I was researching about a 1943 penny about a week ago. I found out its extremely rare to find a genuine 1943 penny. So I told her if she ever found 1 to keep it. Less then a week goes by and I decided to watch the movie again as I'm out of state visiting. Well if you pause the movie as Sams lifting up the Penny to show Molly you should study the penny and see what year is it from!!!! Yes that's right 1943... Anyways my best friend just lost somebody close so long story short. I sent her a picture of the penny and told her its for luck from Sam and I. & I had explained the whole thing. My prayer and heart goes out to anybody who lost somebody close.
And she took this long to finally BELIEVE....What about "Ditto" or "Montego Bay" or "The green underwear that she wrote her name on"! All obvious and clear signs that Oda Mae wasn't lying.
+Louis Blacksmith but like that detective said, those could easily be explained by someone digging through her trash or stalking her. But seeing the penny actually floating in front of her eyes convinced her.
I can't imagine how much pain and frustration Molly must have been in, still hurting and missing him so much and not knowing what to believe. Demi acted the hell out of it too
How the heck was it underrated? The movie won an Oscar for best picture, and Demi herself was nominated for a Golden Globe. There is nothing "underrated" about this movie, as it was an enormous success at the time and remains one of the most memorable movies that was ever made.
This is the 1st movie i can actually remember seeing at the movies theaters. I was 5. One of the best films ever made. They don't make movies like this anymore. Great directing.
This movie only got more powerful to me after my own weird paranormal experience. My first lover died when we were both young- I always felt like he was with me, watching out for me in some way. Years later when a new partner and I were in a huge fight, the windows burst open and caught him off guard so he backed off- I remember in the moment feeling protected.
You rarely if ever see movies like this anymore. Hollywood has lost touch with us and the aspects of humanity that we connect/ relate over. Modern movies on the whole don't feel as raw and earnest as this movie/ scene did. I'm glad they haven't tried to remake this film.
Some films are so good, so brought to life by the actors you'd swear it was all fly on the wall. This is one of those films where everyone was so on point, so emotionally connected to their characters it's just felt so real - ironic, for a movie called Ghost. Incredible.
love the scene, makes me cry like a baby every single time....but when Sam leans down to move the penny you can clearly see his shadow.. Ghosts obviously can't produce shadows.
This is the greatest love movie of all time...and 1990 was the time for it to exist...love is such a powerful element it conquers everything it changes you to be better and when you love your beliefs are stronger than ever....this is the best part of the movie hands down.words just cant explain how it feels when someome finally believes or accepts something when they are shown....even though he's dead and she couldn't bring him back...just knowing that he's been with her all this time even after death and that he still exist just breaks my heart every time I see this....I can never touch you again or feel you but i can only see you I will be with you until I go to heaven leaving you alone with new found hope that we will reunite in heaven in much happier place together at last forever.😢😢😢😢
I love this movie, and although I no longer like Whoopi, she was undeniably brilliant in this role. I know that it's a movie, but I always wondered why Sam didn't just pick up a pen and write Molly a note as soon as he learned how to touch things.
It’s one thing to push or poke and another to pick up and hold a pen and write. He did write Boo on the mirror, yes, but that didn’t require fine motor skills which I suppose would be so much harder to perform using your mind than gross motor skills.
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Everyone allways say, how great Patrick and Whoopie are - wich they are for sure - but Demi also did a hell of a job in this!
The tears in her eyes make me crying every single time...for almost 20 years now!
+Sylke Watter It's one of Demi's best acting performances. She should have won the Golden Globe for Best Actress.
Sylke Watter is was
@sylke watter : toughen up princess!! ..... just kidding, yup, u right.. demi did act really well in this movie. the emotions are spot on!
pfft, Patrick certainly didn't show any acting skills in this, poor performance i though, plus it's a bit creepy him drooling over a girl half his age.
When Molly finally sees Sam, I always cry. Just her blank stare breaks my heart.
They don't make films like this these days. An absolute classic and its power still holds up, 34 years later.
agree, its still quite remarkable, just saw it again today on tubi
Between Demi's tears and the shot of Whoopi's face when the door opens, it's impossible not to love this scene. 🖤
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i love this film so much, but when that door opens, oda may looks like ET. lol
Iconic Scene
Absolutely.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
@PonderousProse It's a shame, Whoopi used to be such a sane person. Then politics got the better of her.
Patrick was always offered the role. Whoopi wasn't even offered an audition until Patrick asked for her and he said that he wouldn't do the movie till they at least auditioned whoopi. And after she auditioned, he said if they didn't offer her the role he was out and hats what happened. This is what whoopi said on a tv interview. She said that she owes that role to Patrick as if he hadn't have fought for her to be in it she wouldn't have been. He wanted her and no one else
He was a very smart man.
Thanks for sharing this
@@DeepakMatthews90 Bruce Willis was considered to play Sam. But he said no because he felt he wasn't sensitive enough to do justice to the character so the role went to Patrick
The media portrays black and white hatred like cats vs dogs...its not always like that
She has chops but most people dont offer her roles. Shes in a lot of great classics. Now shes a tv personality and so I guess thats good. Shes making money niw
Her face is so clear she has beautiful skin and her hair looks soo shiny and healthy
Yeah, Swayze looked pretty good in this scene
All girls noted only her outlook xD, she is so beautiful just
Yeah, and Demi is not to shabby herself.
Most girls her age at the time look like that. No big deal.
@Zac Atkinson Females in their 20s typically have skin like that I don't know what the big deal is.
one of the most powerful scenes in a movie!!! at the end of the film the audience stood up and applauded loudly!!! everyone left the theater with warm hearts smiling being a little kinder to strangers it was sweet!!! i remembered that vividly :)
I wish I would have had the pleasure of watching this masterpiece in the movie theater, but I was only 3 at the time...lol
@@mmdmmj1 me too but I wasn't born yet at that time
mjbaybgurl , I was 16 and went to the movie theater. Simply unforgettable.
Can people watch a film in silence? Yeesh
People clapped for Rocky in the cinemas, those days we were simple people..
It took a penny, and tears to fall in love with Demi Moore.
Julio Pecina it took me to see the movie "striptease" to fall in love with her lol
***** never saw it. Life was to busy when the movie came out. I'll get to it one day. I really liked her in About Last Night, man she was so beautiful in that movie.
Julio Pecina True. The depth of an actress is felt
+Sally See In terms of acting skills. Demi moore's best performances are: 1)If These Walls Could Talk. 2)Ghost. 3) About Last Night. 4)A Few Good Men. 5)Margin Call. 6)The seventh Sign. 7)Mortal Thoughts. 8)Indesent Proposal. 9)Disclosure. 10)The Juror. That movie hadn't bad acting, it's underrated.
Yeah... I've never quite accepted how downhill her career went after that. When i saw that movie, I was like "okay, I'm gonna watch everything that brunette is in". And like... three years later, she was in Disclosure ?! =__=
The tears in his eyes in that moment when he realizes she finally believes it. So beautifully acted. Patrick was such a talented artist, brilliant but underrated.
The tears combined with the Happy smile on Molly's face, the shared smile from Sam. Finally!! She Believes! To those of us who lost someone through tragedy, this film helps us believe that there in a better place. REST Mr. Swayze, an we thank you.
Except that this isn’t accurate. But, okay then.
@@tokyorc6184 That comment had nothing to do w/ accuracy.
The fact that he is implying heaven exists - is not accurate. Heaven does not exist.
@@tokyorc6184 He never said anything about knowing what happens when you die, genius. This is about comfort, not accuracy.
He literally said this film helps us to understand that loved ones are in a better place. This film shows Sam going to Heaven.
Demi Moore is a master in crying.
Just like in Mad Love (1995) with Chris O'Donnell and Drew Barrymore, right near the end when we see tears pour down Matt's(O'Donnell's)face as he and Casey(Barrymore) give each other a hug and say goodbye just before she is admitted to the mental hospital--for anyone who's ever seen that movie as well you have to admire the way Chris really got into his character, so much to the point of being moved by tears flowing down his face, just as Demi was here.
Wow amazing
I was just reading her memoir
She said this movie and the emotions/crying wss the most challenging as an actress! She herself rarely allowed herself to ever cry. She was so self conscious about crying on demand. But she worked with someone on set that “taught” her how to cry beautiful.
Demi Moore. Demi Moor sounds like a guy who's half-Arab...
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I WISHED I CAN SEE MY MOM LIKE THIS ...I WOULD LOVE TO SEE HER ONE LAST TIME. SHE LEFT WITHOUT SAYING GOOD BYE.I LOVE U MOM
May God have mercy on her and I also lost my father. I wish I could see him again, even once.
She's there. She knows.
Danny Yang 🙏🏽❤️
I lost mine too and my sister as well, she can see you Im sure and then soon or later we'll reunite with our
loved lost ones
She hasn't gone anywhere, she is beside you and hears your words and thoughts.
Take care, dear one..
1:39
Such a beautiful, iconic shot. Close up of Demi's gorgeous eyes, and the one tear falling on her cheek at the right moment.
Another great shot of Demi is in Charlie's Angels Full Throttle, when she shoots the speaker box after delivering the line "I was great," with tears coming down her face. Love it.
I think the main reason why Molly didn't believe that Sam was trying to communicate through Oda Mae at first was because of grief. When he died the pain of his death hit her hard and later finding out that his best friend Carl was behind the whole thing shook her up. However after seeing that penny move up the door and then over to her hand she finally realized that everything that Oda Mae was telling her was true and that Sam had been there the whole time.
God knew molly was still in danger he knew Sam had to stop Carol and Willie from destroying Rita's life.
With the surge of racism and white supremacy in the US, present day Molly wouldn’t believe Sam because she is black 🤷🏽♂️
Really?
I think two things make it extra hard to believe in this case. 1. The fact that faith has been slowly but surely widely eliminated in modern day society by ridiculing it and propagating science as the one and only thing to trust and believe in. Which not only is garbage, but having lost their faith, people are much easier to scare and manipulate than people who believe. It’s hard to convert them back. I think this is one of the biggest topics in this movie - the return to faith. All of the main characters believe in the end, but most of them struggle to get there, like Molly.
2. I wouldn’t say grief is the reason for her lack of faith, but rather the fear of rekindled hope being destroyed again. Like that police officer said, most people WANT to believe, especially those who are grieving and vulnerable. But they are afraid of being hurt all over again.
I saw this film a week or two after sudden loss of my wife in '89 and saw it with my mom and I cried the whole movie... maybe therapeutic but not fun.... I could certainly feel what Demi Moore's character was feeling.
My Deepest Condolences 💕💕💘💘💘
So youre a girl
I hope you're doing ok sir .
Demi's great acting made this scene powerful
I love this so much awe. All three of them were amazing in this. One of the best movies of all time for me
So true
Alison Galley No transformers.
Alison Galley and daughter granddaughter granddaughter and daughter daughter niece niece daughter granddaughter niece daughter niece granddaughter granddaughter and granddaughter granddaughter daughter
I lost someone once and used to see pennies all the time. I wondered why, then someone told me they are pennies from heaven and someone is trying to tell you they are ok. brings me to tears of gratitude everytime
Nahhh just pennys laying around
This scene still makes me tear up after all these years, love this move, R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
Whoopies expression when Demi opens the door
Perfect
There is magic in this film. It's so bittersweet and it speaks to all of us on many levels.
Sam said "Its for luck". Ironically, Sam got the same luck to meet that Subway Ghost so that he can move the coin up the door and hand to Molly. What an emotional scene this is. One of the most movies made. R.I.P. Sam Wheat (a.k.a. Patrick Swayze).
What an incredible score this movie had! 30+ years later, and still one of the best romantic movies I've ever seen!
Maurice Jarre. He never seems to get the attention that John Williams or Ennio Morricone get, but he's done some amazing scores. Building the Barn from Witness is fantastic.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Thanks so much for this info, I'm going to check him out!
Such a beautiful scene. The music is so moving. Everything. 😢
We loved you Patrick. R.I.P. );
To those of us who have lost a spouse/mate/partner, seeing this again after losing my own, makes me appreciate the tenderness of the scene so much more. We ALL want that just one more time with the person we love who we have lost. For a moment, you can believe it happens. Such an incredible cast and everyone was just perfect in their role. Demi crying always gets me, I totally understand where that character is at, and wish for a moment, it could be me
I'm really sorry about your loss. I hope you are doing alright.
Losing a parent or siblings is FAR WORSE
1:39 yes ! Perfect timming for the tear drop and sad background music
Jarre was no amateur…
Whoopi was so majestic playing Oda Mae. 😍🌷
Yes
Demi Moore brings so much power to this scene. That combined with the music, the focus changing from the penny to her face, and her subdued crying with partly opened mouth. It's cinematic perfection.
This scene gets me every time, it's so beautiful and with that music, for me it's more of a tear jerker than a movie about someone dying of a terminal illnes.
i agree with you 100% it gets me all the time! this movie is so beautifully written. i could watch it over and over.
cometogether4peace It won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.
Push a penny under the door! That's Oda Mae's life savings! LOL
In real life? I don't think so...........
They said Oda Mae. Not Whoopi Goldberg.
tpabaygarstud is my niece niece
😂😂😂
Nah, thanks to Sam she got a (semi) honest career.
After finishing a class in the morning at UCLA, I walked into Westwood and decided to watch a movie- this movie. The theater was completely empty and I sat there mesmerized by this movie. I was so moved and cried so much all alone in this empty theater. I think being alone allowed me to just let out all my emotions without worrying about what anyone else thought. What a magical moment in time this was for me!
After all these years I still cry every time I watch this. She knows. She finally knows.
The music playing in this scene was absolutely brilliant and heartwarming.
I really admire Demi Moore' s beauty here in movie
we miss you patrick
3000tomas ㅈㄱ딛ㄱㅈㄱㄷㄱㄷ
Patrick and whoopie ❤️💖💕💞✨
When this movie premiered I was 24, working my first career-related job. I went to it three times. About a decade or so later I'm working another career-related job, after a five-year hiatus. I sing "Unchained Melody" at a neighborhood bar's karaoke night. After I finish, this 60-ish woman motions me over, clasps her hands around mine, and explains that her husband of 30 years recently died of cancer. And that was their song. And thanked me for singing it. I'll never forget that.
I always cry at the moment Molly finally believes, just as the music comes. Sam's face of joy even brings more tears
This movie never ceases to entertain and bring tears to my eyes. I first saw it when it was brand new and I couldn't count how many times I've seen it since. The ending always makes me turn into a water fountain.
My first date ever, we saw this in the theater, I was 16, we had no idea it would be so incredible, its still amazing today, Rest Peacefully Patrick Swayze
This part is just a tear jerker... its just makes u cry when she finally knows Sam is there with her.
The special effects here makes movies magical. Elegantly simple; majestically powerful.
As a kid, I used to be terrified of this beautiful film but always love the story behind it, truely one of a kind😊
What really made this movie was the background music. Tears at you as you watch it. Very emotional music. Mollys theme .
Ghost is a Masterpiece of writing a good cast & good acting
Saw this for the first time in 10 years and it still gets me every single time still a good film after all theses years
1:30 Makes me cry, too
Same and I am not ashamed to admit it
Ya
iv seen this movie soo many times , litrally hundreds both as a child and an adult ...the actors, the story and mostly the message that our loved ones still love us even in the afterlife just beautiful🥰
‘Popcorn actress’ huh? 😂 2025 and Demi! You are enough in a lot of people’s hearts ❤
Awww Patrick looks so cute in this scene! And this is also super romantic
Demi Moore has always been and always will be extraordinary actress ❤
Took it so long for the acting to be recognized
Ahhh. Christopher Reeves' parting smile...ET's resurrection...this scene...the 80's must'a been a good decade for the Kleenex makers!
Except that Ghost was released in 1990
@@jcmat9917 Technically, the 80s mean 1981-1990, not 1980-1989. Because if you go back to the beginning of year 1, then the first decade was 0001-0010. I think.
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Yes, and no. Because, if we follow the “Christian pattern”, there was a Year Zero…
R.I.P Patrick Swayze 1952-2009
This movie is relative to my life and nature. My wife and I enjoyed watching this movie together its a love thing anyways. So I was researching about a 1943 penny about a week ago. I found out its extremely rare to find a genuine 1943 penny. So I told her if she ever found 1 to keep it. Less then a week goes by and I decided to watch the movie again as I'm out of state visiting. Well if you pause the movie as Sams lifting up the Penny to show Molly you should study the penny and see what year is it from!!!! Yes that's right 1943... Anyways my best friend just lost somebody close so long story short. I sent her a picture of the penny and told her its for luck from Sam and I. & I had explained the whole thing. My prayer and heart goes out to anybody who lost somebody close.
It looked like it was 1975-D
One Best scenes in history. Just classic. DEMI MOORE forever beautiful
Always loved this movie. Each time the ending brings tears to my eyes. That ending is what true love is all about.
"It's amazing, Molly... the love inside, you take it with you."
The first time I saw molly finally believe it brought tears of joy to my eyes
Watching it again 30 years later still gives me the feels
Don't I wish I could cry like that.
And she took this long to finally BELIEVE....What about "Ditto" or "Montego Bay" or "The green underwear that she wrote her name on"! All obvious and clear signs that Oda Mae wasn't lying.
+Louis Blacksmith but like that detective said, those could easily be explained by someone digging through her trash or stalking her. But seeing the penny actually floating in front of her eyes convinced her.
The police said something that made her stop believing.
Still though, she knew private things...
She had doubts because she found out Oda Mae was a con artist
things noone else knew
"Don't you see? I'm not a fake!!! Not about this!!!"
25 years has passed since the premier of the Ghost :D
+Samuel Sim I know and this movie is still great as it was back in the 90s
Goomulf Zeskaplan ㅡㄴㅈㄴ싯ᆞㄴ
I watched it after 29 , and this is my age cause i born in 1989 xD
I was 11 years old when it came out!! I feel so old now.😓
Now 29, almost 30😩❤
This was by far Patrick’s best movie by a mile.
This movie, Pretty woman and Coming to America get me every time.
This is my favourite scene in the movie and I can't stop crying...
One of the best scene, makes my body goosebumps ❤
1:50 so warming and relief ☺
One of my all time favorite movies... never get tired of watching it...
This, top gun, the bodyguard, and some other movies are the best movies ever made.
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This brought a tear.. times were so good and simpler back then .. no mental health issues
Hands down one of the BEST movies ever made!!✨🎥💕🎬
Prividenie
I can't imagine how much pain and frustration Molly must have been in, still hurting and missing him so much and not knowing what to believe. Demi acted the hell out of it too
demi's performance went very underrated
Yes bcos Whoopie was so good in this!
How the heck was it underrated? The movie won an Oscar for best picture, and Demi herself was nominated for a Golden Globe. There is nothing "underrated" about this movie, as it was an enormous success at the time and remains one of the most memorable movies that was ever made.
Touchable love story of Molly and Patrick.
Imagine if the one you love came back as a ghost and could reach out to you like this feel it in my heart!
Demi crushed this so hard,only romantic movie I've ever watched and felt in every fibre of my being.
I cannot believe I cried watching this scene...
Whoopie was so amazing in this movie and so was Demi.
1:39 oh my word.. 😍
The music in this film is nothing short of spectacular.Good thing this was in HD.
Titanic eat you heart out. Ghost is epic. The real deal
I agree . I loved this one and What Dreams May Come.
True
But but.. titanic is based on true events except for those two
This is the 1st movie i can actually remember seeing at the movies theaters. I was 5. One of the best films ever made. They don't make movies like this anymore. Great directing.
Best movie of all time! RIP patrick
Everyone always talks about the speech at the end but this is my favorite scene.
This movie only got more powerful to me after my own weird paranormal experience.
My first lover died when we were both young- I always felt like he was with me, watching out for me in some way.
Years later when a new partner and I were in a huge fight, the windows burst open and caught him off guard so he backed off- I remember in the moment feeling protected.
❤
You rarely if ever see movies like this anymore.
Hollywood has lost touch with us and the aspects of humanity that we connect/ relate over.
Modern movies on the whole don't feel as raw and earnest as this movie/ scene did.
I'm glad they haven't tried to remake this film.
Demi Moore is often underrated but she has real acting chops
that cryin contagious
Some films are so good, so brought to life by the actors you'd swear it was all fly on the wall. This is one of those films where everyone was so on point, so emotionally connected to their characters it's just felt so real - ironic, for a movie called Ghost. Incredible.
I think this scene shows that Molly finalllyyy trusts Oda Mae
"Tell her it's for luck." Sam says it's for luck.
This is really touching. It was the scene showed in the 63rd Academy Awards.
Flawless.
love the scene, makes me cry like a baby every single time....but when Sam leans down to move the penny you can clearly see his shadow.. Ghosts obviously can't produce shadows.
Why ever not ¿?
@@suzyqualcast6269 because shadows are only produced light being blocked by material objects.... Which Sammy is very well lacking.
This is the greatest love movie of all time...and 1990 was the time for it to exist...love is such a powerful element it conquers everything it changes you to be better and when you love your beliefs are stronger than ever....this is the best part of the movie hands down.words just cant explain how it feels when someome finally believes or accepts something when they are shown....even though he's dead and she couldn't bring him back...just knowing that he's been with her all this time even after death and that he still exist just breaks my heart every time I see this....I can never touch you again or feel you but i can only see you I will be with you until I go to heaven leaving you alone with new found hope that we will reunite in heaven in much happier place together at last forever.😢😢😢😢
I'm such an ugly cryer, how can she cry with such beauty ? x)
Choro até hoje vendo a cena. Perfeição!
Back when whoopie wasn't crazy 😂
Whoopi so earned that Academy Award here
Rip patrick
R.I.P Sam Wheat Ghost 1952-1990
R.I.H Subway Ghost 1948 - - - 1990
I love this movie, and although I no longer like Whoopi, she was undeniably brilliant in this role. I know that it's a movie, but I always wondered why Sam didn't just pick up a pen and write Molly a note as soon as he learned how to touch things.
It’s one thing to push or poke and another to pick up and hold a pen and write. He did write Boo on the mirror, yes, but that didn’t require fine motor skills which I suppose would be so much harder to perform using your mind than gross motor skills.
1:52 Beyonce, its that you?
Lmao😅