Ghost is one of the very few films that managed to encompass MULTIPLE genres at once successfully.... Murder/Mystery, Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Horror, Drama... amazingly done.. R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
@@iggypopped The Fly and American Werewolf don't hit much in romance and love though. The Fly and American Werewolf definitely aren't Rob and Amber movies.
She also said that Hitler wasn't racist. Then had to apologize 3 times because the 1st 2 times she apologized she said the same thing again right after. That woman and every one of her View co hosts have broken brains.
@@natecloe8535 What she specifically said was that the Holocaust was not about race because in the end it was one group of white people killing another group of white people. To me, it depends on what you mean by "it's about race." Hitler and other white supremacists think Jewish people are a separate race so in that sense, yes, it was a racial issue. But with most Jewish people being white, it's pretty apparent that from an objective point of view, the Nazis' thinking was wrong. So what Whoopi said was tone-deaf but I don't think she was completely wrong. Hitler was basically an art-school dropout who fancied himself an expert on history and anthropology when he was nothing of the sort. Not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. Just had some charisma and some connections, that's all. Any time you get a humanities student who fancies themselves a scientist when they haven't even seriously studied the sciences you get some pretty crazy stuff going on. I mean, we're seeing that now with certain issues too, and it's causing a lot of problems. I should also point out that in Hitler's time, people still said "race" when they meant "species" so that's another way the white supremacists were wrong. They tried arguing that black people and white people were two different species, and white people were the human beings and I don't know what they thought black people were. But that's why they had things like laws against interracial marriage. They viewed white people marrying black people as equivalent to a white person marrying, say, a horse. It was a completely disgusting point of view and that's why people argue today that race is a social construct. They don't mean skin color, they mean this whole idea that black people and white people are different in any meaningful way and that black people are therefore inferior. Obviously, insert "Jewish person" or "Latino person" or any other racialized-person term for "black person" and it's the same thinking. And wrong in all cases. People are people. We're all the same species. Thus the same "race."
The song is “ Unchained Melody “ by the Righteous Brothers. It made the charts in 1965, and then again, because of this movie, in 1990. It is timeless.
Funny thing, Jay and Amber had reacted to 'Unchained Melody. I'm surprised they didn't recognize it. Here's their reaction: ruclips.net/video/lLscr7bkoAE/видео.html
Such a phenomenal film. This is where Whoopi Goldberg and Patrick swayze they became best of friends till the day he passed. I dare you not to cry at the end. Enjoy guys
Yeah, I heard Swayze loved Goldberg's comedy and wanted to act with her so much, when this movie script came his way he said he'd only do the movie if they cast Whoopi in the part of Oda Mae, and they did! :) He spends more scenes with her than Molly. Lol. He'd wanted a chance to act with her for so long, and they became close friends due to their mutual respect for each other. 😊❤
@@kimsolari2248 that is one of my dad’s favorite movies. He made me watch it when I was teenager. I had no desire to watch it but he made me. I’m glad he did. It’s one of my favorites. My dad passed away 5 years ago and I always think of him when I think of that movie. I need to watch it again soon and make my daughter watch it with me 💜 my dad also made me watch Shawshank Redemption along with other great classics. He definitely had great taste in movies as well as music 💜
My wife, who passed away 7 years ago this past Wednesday, and I watched this movie so many times I know almost every line by heart. We loved this movie. This is the first time I've watched any scene from this movie since she passed. Y'all did a great job with this reaction.
Tony Goldwyn (the villain) is Hollywood royalty, btw. His grandfather was the "G" in MGM, his parents were both high profile directors, and because of his lineage hes able to pick his projects, which generally means his stuff is really good.
I am man enough to admit the ending makes me cry every time especially the line, "It's amazing, Molly. The love inside - you take it with you." Such a beautiful description of Heaven.
That song was Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers. That was one of our songs. My late husband and I danced to it on our wedding day. Love this movie and you guys too. I hope all is well with the family. Little Luca is getting so big! Brightest blessings and hugs. ✌️❤️🦋
You can’t go wrong with Patrick Swayze. Jay and Amber, you might enjoy Demi Moore in “A Few Good Men” with Tom Cruise. “Unchained Melody” is sung by Tge Righteous Brothers
Oooh, a few good men!!! Tom cruise and Kevin Bacon and Jack Nicholson as well as Demi Moore. Most famous line from that movie is “You can’t handle the truth!!” Courtroom drama.
Several actresses turned down the role of Molly thinking the script was too silly. Whoopi Goldberg was turned down outright. Patrick Swayze thought SHE turned it down. When they were having so much trouble casting that part he said to the producers and directors how he couldn't understand why she'd turn it down believing it was perfect for her. When they told him THEY were the ones who rejected her he told them he wouldn't do it unless they at least gave her a screen test. They had never met. They all flew to where Whoopi was was shooting another movie. The moment Whoopi and Patrick laid eyes on each other, for the very first time, they started laughing, hugging and kissing each other like they were old friends. The chemistry was instant! They remained close friends for the rest of his life.
You two are so aborable (Sorry. I'm 75 yrs old with no kids and it's Mother's Day). I like to tune in every once in a while to see you both watching movies you've never seen before. I love how much you love these "old" movies -- love listening to your comments and watching your reactions. I especially love movie locations in NYC, where I lived for 17 years in Manhattan, because every NYC location scene is a memory for me. I have many memories of NYC, the most wonderful city in the world. When Ghost came out I was working down in the financial area back in 1990. I worked across the street from the North Tower in the American Express building. This movie was also so great to me because I love Whoppie -- and I got to see her in her first one-woman show in NYC. Long, wonderful story about that. It was a surprise guift from friends who knew I was in theatre but sadly had to give it up, but stayed in the city anyway until about 1996. I'm glad you are liking this (I paused watching you to send you this note.). You've got me hooked on your RUclips channel! Another film love for the locations and my time in NYC is You've Got Mail. Many locations in my neighborhood and watching the old way we used to communicate with that technology back then. I watch that one, too. Anyway, thanks so very much for. your show -- it always raises my spirit! I'll keep watching!
I'm surprised you guys didn't recognize "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers. It's one of the required songs for a music reaction channel. :) The song had faded away before the 80s, when this film was made, but "Ghost" was a hugely popular movie, and it became known again as an ultimate love song.
I am so glad you mentioned this because after rewatching their reaction again and I picked up on that, Now I know this is the edited version I wondered just as you did if they recognized the song "Unchained Melody" from their reaction about a year ago when they had that colorful brick wall background. Or were they comparing their voices to other singers they have reacted to so far. I can't be too sure because I have only watched their edited reaction to this movie. With this version, it does appear that that may not have recognized that song they reacted to before. I agree on your second point because in the 80s that song became popular again at weddings and oh the romantic unique couple dances we got to see when that song was played! Amazing! 👍
The line where Sam says the live inside, you take it with you, that’s the truth right there! Straight talk here: I was getting married. I met my fiancée, Erin, on a random comment thread on Facebook and sent her a friend request, which she accepted. Turned out she was also local to me. It also turned out that she was the daughter of a woman I had worked with many years before (in the party company I work for as a clown). Her mom had been trying to set the two of us up together for years but Erin wasn’t interested in being set up with someone. But we found each other on our own. This is how I know, one hundred percent, that the two of us were meant to be together. However, we were not meant to be together for the rest of our lives, just her’s. I lost her last year after a long illness. I miss her so much and I think about her every day, but life has to go on. And it’s because of the love that we had that keeps me going on because that’s what she’d want me to do. I could very easily just shut down and hole myself up in my room. But she wouldn’t want that for me, she’d want me to do what I love to do and that’s making people happy. So that’s what I do. That’s what gets me up in the morning. Knowing that she loved me and would want the best for me. And if I did any less that would be a disgrace to her memory!
I'm in awe (and so happy for you) of how sane and healthy your heart is. Of course you had a wonderful magical love story, you got to great hights cause you could -and are- also very good at dealing with the "deep down" parts. Surely she's already happily helping your higher self plan your next magical meet cute.
@@milostewart8738 I’m sure he did. In my case there was never any doubt between the two of us. I was always there for her when she needed me. She was always there for me when I was feeling down and needed some emotional support.
I can completely agree, of the five members of my family who survived a boat fire when I was just under my second year. Being 20 months old. I have scars on my face and head. I've had many people who, here online, after they're trying to figure out the scars they recoil from going further. It's okay I thought of myself as being The Elephant Man. Nobody else in schools had the scars like myself. I've tried in the recent past to finish my life. The reason why I'm in hospital right now. Taking 3 full boxes of sleeping pills. Of course I couldn't get up, if I had I would have taken more. Life sucks then you're gone.
I love this movie. I remember my mom telling me about how they originally didn't want Whoopi for the role but Patrick fought for her to have it. Mr. Swayze was definitely a class act.
Can't imagine anyone else in that role , good that PATRICK helped ,Whoopi does comedy so well but she is good in more serious dramas like COLOUR PURPLE ,her talent is wasted on tv.
Whoopi won the best supporting actress for her roll She said in an interview that she had Patrick to thank for that and her acting career. He wouldn’t take the role unless she was cast. Brilliant performances!
At the end, Sam explains Heaven so simply, yet so spot on. "It's amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you." It's like Molly's love is already with him in Heaven and he is just waiting for her body to arrive. She misses him, but he does not miss her, as there is no sorrow in Heaven. It is the ones left behind that mourn.
@robert punu , you have lost your mind. All humans sin and God will forgive all sins if you are sincere and repent. You need to go read some more of your bible.
Nefarious Ned Very true, I just tragically lost my younger brother only last Sunday (funeral's tomorrow) and it's bad for us left behind but he's free from any pain now.
The beautiful voice of Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers of course, as the sound track. You reacted to him singing this live (in the pink jacket). Studio or live, his voice was incredible. Saw this movie 5 or 10 times at the dollar movie.
Damn it! It's been years since I've seen that film and I thought I'd be fine, but I still started crying all over again when Molly finally sees Sam. You're right - it's an unusual rom-com movie. It's got comedy, sorrow, danger, and at the heart of it, love. And everyone played their parts so beautifully. I was so excited for Whoopi when she won an Oscar. She deserved it. She was SO good in this. People think it's somehow easier to be funny so they tend to give the dramatic actors all the awards, but... there is also great skill in someone who can funny and poignant, like Whoopi in this film, or Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny. Anyway, I'm glad you both liked it! Can't wait to see what you pick next. 😊
The 1990s was the greatest decade for great films. From Shawshank Redemption to Forrest Gump to Ghost to like 100 others. I definitely wish we could go back to this era of great filmmaking. I'm just glad to see the younger generation discovering these films for themselves. Thanks for sharing!
I was just giong to say the same thing, early 90's had some fantastic films, Pretty Woman, Robin Hood Prince of Theives, The Body Guard, Shindlers List, Braveheart, goes on and on.
By the way I don't know how they did that effect of Patrick passing through another person in the 90s. Doesn't look like CGI to me but it looks really good. Maybe they used some film compositing or something like that.
Losing actor Patrick Swayze at a young age to cancer was one of the biggest ever losses to Hollywood. Patrick was not just a great actor but a great human being as well.
Ghost is much more than just a love story. Its an incredibly well written movie. The cast was phenomenal, the script was perfect. I've seen it a thousand times, I still laugh, I still cry ... every time
My great-grandmother passed away last year at the age of 90. This was by far her FAVORITE film. I watched your reaction to this in her honor. Thank you for the great content you put out!
I saw this at the movies and met a woman in line to use the bathroom and she was in tears because her husband had died not long before she went to see the movie. We talked in line and I gave her a hug. The song is “ Unchained Melody “ by the Righteous Brothers
I applaud you guys for being the 1st people I know to react to this classic, I was 11 years old when this movie came out and I went to the theater to see it with my parents, It's the 1st movie I think that I actually cried too, This movie was nominated for best picture but lost to dances with wolves, Whoopi Goldberg won best supporting actress, She originally was not supposed to be cast for this role but Patrick Swayze absolutely wanted her and said he would not do the movie without her
She was amazing...Patrick Swayze and Whoppi were great friends after this movie. She was heartbroken when he passed away. RiP Patrick Swayze, you are missed. ❤😥
After Patrick got cancer he was interviewed by whoopie Goldberg on her morning show the view and was asked if he believed the movie ghost portrayed the afterlife accurately. He said yes he did believe that’s what happens after one dies and said he wasn’t afraid of dying. A few months or a year later he passed away RIP
Whoopie won an Oscar for this part, but it's widely believed it was due to her being overlooked for her film debut in "The Color Purple". She was amazing in that. I suggest you guys watch it. It's IMPORTANT as a movie and it's something we all can relate to; Strength and love :)
Whoopi said the movie was a challenge because her character wasn't supposed to see Patrick Swayze. She said something like "Can you imagine doing a movie with Patrick Swayze and you don't even get to LOOK at him?!"
This is the last movie I watched with my dad before he passed away in 1991.. It’s still hard to watch 31 years later, but I wanted to see your reaction to it
@@micheletrainor1601 When I was younger those shadows were scarier than a lot of like horror movies lol. Cause in a lot of horror movies like you could realistically get away from the bad guy. There is no escaping those shadows lol
Rob getting mad a dude for getting close to Molly is cracking me up. I can only imagine if some guy tried that with Amber. Great reaction as always, guys.
I haven't watched "Ghost" in years...but I remember going to see it at a late night premiere w/my Mom. It was so packed that we couldn't even sit together. We had no clue what we were getting into, either. This film was never expected to do well at the movies and look at you two still appreciating it now! Demi Moore was such a great crier in this movie. Patrick Swayze was such a great actor and beautiful soul. Also, Whoopi Goldberg really earned the Supporting Actress Oscar for this role! Aww...it still gives me chills as well. Great choice!
I have a feeling it's gonna get reviewed soon. How soon depends on how hard they go scary movies for October. But "Almost Famous" is a great music lovers pick.
Whoopi was so awesome back in the day. Btw.. Vincent Schiavelli was the actor who played the 'subway ghost'. He was also the biology teacher Mr Vargas in Fast Times At Ridgemont High (as well as many many other roles). His character face and comedic delivery was his claim to fame. He passed away the day after Christmas in 2005. He's buried in Polizzi Generosa, Sicilly, his home town. He was beloved by all, as was Patrick. RIP Patrick and Vincent.
What I like about this movie that is not really ever seen in movies is that it has a bit of every genre. And everyone enjoys it because of that. Remember watching it in the theater. Great movie for everyone.
When Molly and Whoppe were able to see Sam and a glimpse of Heaven. That was just a beautiful scene. Imagine being given such a gift? That is my favorite part of Ghost.
The thing I love most about this movie, 32 years later, is that so many people came to the comments section to tell you guys what it meant to them then, what they experienced then, or what it means to them now. Not many movies can evoke that reaction! Great work guys. ♥️
As a paranormal investigator and author, I have to say I absolutely loved your reaction to "GHOST". I love the message that it sends and how well done it is. BTW, watching you two react to movies is SO great! I am loving it.
That's awesome... so as an investigator, what do you believe happens to us when we die, Melissa? I believe there is something after, but lots of doubt comes up too.
@@artemis2520 Personally, I believe in karma and reincarnation. We are here to learn and to expand our consciousness, and we keep returning to the schoolroom until the lessons are learned. Some souls do not move on who have unfinished business, and that is a very disturbing thought.
@@MellismartSpeaking as logically as possible when this fascinating subject is currently unknown (by us), I would surmise that if we zoom out to see the mega big picture of time, akin to naively perceiving our galactic local group as huge, but zooming out we are utterly faced with a universe breathtakingly, enthrallingly huge-- ok I'm off track lol... If we zoom out to see the entirety of vastness of time, I would surmise that stuck souls would eventually be freed by "something" be it a Being or just the parameters of space/time, whatever barricades are in place would shift, they'd free, and whatever lessons they learned while stuck would be folded into the collective knowlegde. Just riffing off the top of my head. :)
Had a bigger box office than any other film in 1990,, the Righteous Brothers were at the top of the charts for what seemed like (to a kid) forever. I went to see this about a dozen times, seriously. In fact I just realised that this was the first film I ever went to the cinema to see more than once. Wanting to be a filmmaker by that time I used the excuse that I was studying it but truly it was because I enjoyed it so much.
I've seen this movie like a hundred times and I cry everytime. I even cried watching you guys watching it. There was just enough scenes in there to know when it was time for the tears to start rolling down my face. It's a great movie! If you ever feel like you just need to cry, this is the movie to watch! RIP Patrick Swayze!!
I was 9 years when this movie came out. I was a little scared of some scenes but I loved it. Six years later I was rewatching it while babysitting my 2 year old cousin when her mom walked in and decided to join us. A couple of months prior, her husband, my uncle had died in a motorcycle accident at age 37. At the end of the movie when Molly can see and hear Sam she said: “can you imagine if this could really happen?” It broke my heart.
Patrick Swaze fought for Whoopi to get the role. Song was Rightheous Brothers, Unchained Melody (you reviewed it at the beginning of your chanel). Another fab Patrick Movie is Road House
Ever since your reaction to Field of Dreams, which is my ultimate favourite movie, I’ve been a fan of you guys ! Seeing you guys laugh and tear up helps me restore faith in humanity .😊
Love how he communicates in a way with the cat. shows that animals can see or sense spirits. so next time if your pet is staring into a room or certain part of the room for no reason and growls or looks freaked, you got a spirit in your house.
OH DEAR GOD this might be my favorite (and from a fellow reactor/editor note) your best reaction posted because I loved all the commentary and I feel like you guys got it just right with scenes & your reactions & letting both flow a bit & breathe a bit. What I love too, AMBER! YOU TOTALLY GOT ME at the end with your "OOOH" because it took me back to my 1st time seeing it as a kid, it was Saturday sleepover at my grandma's place with my play-cousins, and we always watched comedy & horror (I had to be like 10 at this time), and I saw this title on cable & I thought it'd be something scary, and we missed maybe the 1st 20 mins, when we came in it was when Swayze first met Whoopi, we were all slightly disappointed that it wasn't horror, but that didn't last long, we were all reacting to every bit of every scene like you guys, and at that end........all you could hear was "aww's", sniffs, and nothing lol and we were all 4-10 lol. Whoopi Goldberg went on to become the 2nd black woman to ever win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for this, and it's well deserved. It's funny how people today relate to her as "from The View", but man she was EVERYWHERE in the 90s, she had movies all over the place & her picture was everywhere. Some more Whoopi movies I HIGHLY recommend are The Color Purple (Starring Whoopi & Oprah & Danny Glover), The Sister Act movies (if you haven't seen those, they're both phenomenal & you all will LOVE the music), & Corrina Corrina
We saw this at the theater when it was released. It was somewhat of a sleeper hit and wound up being a huge success that year. Swayze was still popular after his Dirty Dancing and Roadhouse success, meanwhile Moore was kind of on the back burner after the 80's and this movie helped to revitalize her career. Whoopi was already becoming a well known actress after The Color Purple and Jumpin' Jack Flash, and this movie was an exclamation point on her early acting career. Hard to believe this movie is this old now... but it still holds up. Glad you two enjoyed it.
As with all bad guy supporting roles, Carl and Willie DESERVE recognition for 100% legit bad dude performances - they leave you wanting to hate them more! Willie was played by a standup comedian I think, his only other role I know for sure is in The Cannonball Run.
One of the few movies that got me even when I was a kid. Unchained Melody one of the best songs ever!!! Especially the score of it at the end. I used it at my wedding.
Great reaction. I always feel bad for the bad guys. You say what a great performance the good people did. If it wasn't for the great acting of the villains, the story would not have the impact it does. So shout out to the villain's acting abilities.
Great movie ! Great reaction! Whoopi won the Academy Award for best supporting actress for this movie. It was well deserved. One of my favorites of Whoopi's. Her best role was in The Color purple. Patrick Swayze personally request that Whoopi play this role and it ended up with her getting the award. Almost like a fairy tale.
This movie holds a special memory for me. I think I saw it twice. The most touching time was during a trip to see my sister and brother-in-law. My parents and I drove together for the visit. And even though I had already seen the movie, I thought my family would enjoy the movie and enjoy going together. And my father RARELY went to see a movie at a theater. But he went that time. By the end of the movie, we were all crying. Even my father. And he really enjoyed this movie. Glad you both got to see it too!
Oda Mae always had the gift of hearing ghosts, it's just that the ghosts didnt knew she could hear them so they never came to her, but once she start comunicate with sam some other ghost must have saw it and spread the rumor to other ghosts so now they all come around from different places to ask for help.
“It’s amazing, isn’t it? All the love you feel inside… you can take it with you.” I have always loved that line and I adore this movie. Was a favorite, is a favorite and brings back fond memories of seeing it on endless repeat with my sister. She LOVED Patrick Swayze so much. Thanks for sharing and letting us share back.
I'm sure others have already written that the song during the sculpture scene is "Unchained Melody" sung by Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers. There's a great version of this song that's sung live, and it would make an excellent song for you guys to react to. You'll find it if you type in this: "Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody [Live - Best Quality] (1965)." It's one of the best live vocals you'll ever hear.
I haven't watched this film in at least fifteen years. It was nice to watch highlights with you guys. Great reaction! Brings back memories. I'd forgotten how good this film actually was. Great script. Amazing performances. Thanks for the nostalgia.
I went to theaters to see this. I cried, laughed, then cried some more. This movie is part of the reason I believe in ghosts and the paranormal. Have you guys seen “The Others” with Nichole Kidman? The producers didn’t want to cast Whoopi as Oda Mae, but Patrick said he wouldn’t do it without her.
This movie hit me kind of hard - it didn't change my beliefs, it strongly reflected what I already believed. I saw some things coming, like Sam going back to learn from the crazy train ghost, but there are so many twists and turns that it's still full of surprises and suspense. One of the best movies ever made, IMHO.
It is a great story. Cutting edge special effects for the 90s. You two are blessed. I Loved how you stumbled onto this classic thinking it was something more romantic .
Thanks for the great reaction! this was a pleasant surprise! I think you'd both love "Last of the Mohicans" another 90's romance movie, but this time also a sweeping historical epic. The 90's had a lot of really great romantic movies.
The subway guy killed himself by jumping in front of the train. That was symbolized when he got mad at Sam and jumped. Cursed to live eternity on the train.
This movie came out the year my stepdad passed. Hit me hard. This movie always held a special place in my heart. Really enjoyed your reactions to this classic! Thank you!! You made a 50+ year old man cry
I tear up every time I hear the Righteous Brothers sing Unchained Meledy because of the scene where they were throwning the pottery wheel. This was never a simple RomCon movie, it touches the heart. The love Molly, you get to take it with you. Best line ever!!!
To this day, I can NOT watch Tony Goldwyn (Carl) without thinking of this movie. And it’s been 30+ years since this movie came out! I just knew you guys would love this movie. My husband & I quote this movie on a weekly basis, like “Molly, you in danger girl”, and “Damn baby, what’d you do to your hair?”. The story line is awesome ~ first you are laughing, then crying, then scared, then mad, then laughing, then sobbing. It’s not what you expect, and it’s the perfect movie. I read that Demi Moore is such a good actress, she can cry on command, and she can choose whether to make tears come from her right eye or left eye. If that’s true, that is some skill! Whoopi totally deserved her Oscar… Love you guys! Looking forward to more awesome movies from you. Have you seen The Usual Suspects? Check it out ~ you’ll love it…💕
Fun fact: Tony Goldwyn's grandfather was the "G" in MGM studios. I was surprised when I found out years ago. I highly recommend To Wong Foo, Love Julie Newmar, one of Patrick's fave and best performances.
Y’all did a great job on this reaction! I’m 70 and have watched this movie multiple times but it truly hits deep in my soul since my husband died in 2020. I would give anything to see him again. Keep up the good work and God bless❤️
Also funny story about Goldwyn who played Carl, He got so much heat over the years for playing the guy who killed Patrick in Ghost and I guess he went to this restaurant one time and the waitress was being rude and wouldn't serve him because she recognized him in Ghost. I think he told that story on the View? Can't remember exactly.
Fun story: my mum was on a coach trip to Italy with a load of pensioners, and they put Ghost on the in-coach movie screen. All the OAPs were staring at each other uncomfortably throughout the pottery scene, then somebody said "I've done pottery but it was never like that..." Later the Rep apologised: she'd never seen the movie before either and didn't know how sexy it was.
Great reaction guys! This was such an awesome movie, and I can't imagine it without Whoopie! When you started, I knew what a treat and surprise you were in for.
👏👏👏👏Bravo! I am so glad you reacted to this movie and enjoyed it as much as we did! You two reacted exactly the way we did when we watched it and Yes Amber it is thought provoking at the same time. Yes, yes, all the actors did a great job in this movie including Tony Goldwyn who portrayed Carl Burner. He was so convincing in his role I didn't like his character either! That means he did a good job as Carl! Kudos to all of them! Once again, this movie made my cry all over again, I haven't watched this in years it was a treat to see your reaction and enjoy it! ☮💕👍👏
Ghost is one of my favorite movies, like, ever. I never get tired of it no matter how many times I watch it. Arguably one of the most influential films in history (like how many times have you seen a parody of the pottery scene, right?). Little fun fact about the demons. I forget where I heard or read it, but the sounds used for the demons are slowed-down audios of babies crying. Scared the absolute shit out of me when I was little. 😂
This film gave Whoopie her Oscar on a supporting role. When Patrick passed away, she stated on The View, she ONLY got the part out of his tremendous efforts to convince the producers, she was the right "Oda Mae Brown!" And it's very special to me "coz it was my mom's favorite picture ever!
Ghost is one of the very few films that managed to encompass MULTIPLE genres at once successfully.... Murder/Mystery, Romance, Comedy, Thriller, Horror, Drama... amazingly done.. R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
And a Tragedy. Very few successful tragedy stories exist. The Fly, American Werewolf in London. Ghost is a remarkable film.
Not so much horror but agreed on the others. Only part creepy were when the demon spirits took the guys that got him killed him.
@@MKF30 Those Shadow demons gave me nightmares for weeks when i was a child.
@@iggypopped The Fly and American Werewolf don't hit much in romance and love though. The Fly and American Werewolf definitely aren't Rob and Amber movies.
@@RiFFxxx How old were you when you saw the movie?
It was an action movie for Patrick, a comedy for Whoopi and a love story for Demi.
Trifection ♥
Wonderfully put. LOL
omg, you're right!
Perfectly stated 😊
This comment is Gold 🥇
Whoopi deserved her Oscar!!!
Whoopi Goldberg won an Academy Award for her part in this movie. Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze were at the top of their game. It's a classic.
She also won the Golden Globe.
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She also said that Hitler wasn't racist. Then had to apologize 3 times because the 1st 2 times she apologized she said the same thing again right after.
That woman and every one of her View co hosts have broken brains.
@@natecloe8535 What she specifically said was that the Holocaust was not about race because in the end it was one group of white people killing another group of white people. To me, it depends on what you mean by "it's about race." Hitler and other white supremacists think Jewish people are a separate race so in that sense, yes, it was a racial issue. But with most Jewish people being white, it's pretty apparent that from an objective point of view, the Nazis' thinking was wrong. So what Whoopi said was tone-deaf but I don't think she was completely wrong. Hitler was basically an art-school dropout who fancied himself an expert on history and anthropology when he was nothing of the sort. Not the brightest bulb in the chandelier. Just had some charisma and some connections, that's all. Any time you get a humanities student who fancies themselves a scientist when they haven't even seriously studied the sciences you get some pretty crazy stuff going on. I mean, we're seeing that now with certain issues too, and it's causing a lot of problems.
I should also point out that in Hitler's time, people still said "race" when they meant "species" so that's another way the white supremacists were wrong. They tried arguing that black people and white people were two different species, and white people were the human beings and I don't know what they thought black people were. But that's why they had things like laws against interracial marriage. They viewed white people marrying black people as equivalent to a white person marrying, say, a horse. It was a completely disgusting point of view and that's why people argue today that race is a social construct. They don't mean skin color, they mean this whole idea that black people and white people are different in any meaningful way and that black people are therefore inferior. Obviously, insert "Jewish person" or "Latino person" or any other racialized-person term for "black person" and it's the same thinking. And wrong in all cases. People are people. We're all the same species. Thus the same "race."
@@natecloe8535 Lol. Wow. Lol. LOLOLOL. Someone's feeling salty.
The song is “ Unchained Melody “ by the Righteous Brothers. It made the charts in 1965, and then again, because of this movie, in 1990. It is timeless.
It’s the same song that made Tony Hale nearly go ballistic at Joel McHale😂
Bobby Hatfield sang this song as a solo
Funny thing, Jay and Amber had reacted to 'Unchained Melody. I'm surprised they didn't recognize it.
Here's their reaction:
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@@Robert41265 I thought the exact same thing.
Ah but Elvis performed it two months before he died, bringing it back into the spotlight in 1977
Patrick Swayze told the studio he wouldn’t do the movie without Whoopi.
Such a phenomenal film. This is where Whoopi Goldberg and Patrick swayze they became best of friends till the day he passed. I dare you not to cry at the end. Enjoy guys
Yeah, I heard Swayze loved Goldberg's comedy and wanted to act with her so much, when this movie script came his way he said he'd only do the movie if they cast Whoopi in the part of Oda Mae, and they did! :) He spends more scenes with her than Molly. Lol. He'd wanted a chance to act with her for so long, and they became close friends due to their mutual respect for each other. 😊❤
Love this movie cry everytime I watch it!! You should watch Mr. Hollands opus !!!!! About a school music teacher..
@@kimsolari2248 that is one of my dad’s favorite movies. He made me watch it when I was teenager. I had no desire to watch it but he made me. I’m glad he did. It’s one of my favorites. My dad passed away 5 years ago and I always think of him when I think of that movie. I need to watch it again soon and make my daughter watch it with me 💜 my dad also made me watch Shawshank Redemption along with other great classics. He definitely had great taste in movies as well as music 💜
Please react to Erin Brockovich. It's a good movie with Julia Roberts. Based on a true story.
@@sonyamims5600 That's a great film one of Julia Roberts best roles. It is a intense drama of commitment and emotion
My wife, who passed away 7 years ago this past Wednesday, and I watched this movie so many times I know almost every line by heart. We loved this movie.
This is the first time I've watched any scene from this movie since she passed.
Y'all did a great job with this reaction.
God bless...you know she'll be there welcoming you when times come.
@@flarica64 thank you
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Love never dies, she Is only a breath away, what a joyous meeting you will have
The line that always gets me is, “It’s amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you.” 😭😭😭😭
I read on IMDB that his emotions in that scene were real due to him thinking about his father who had passed.
Tony Goldwyn (the villain) is Hollywood royalty, btw. His grandfather was the "G" in MGM, his parents were both high profile directors, and because of his lineage hes able to pick his projects, which generally means his stuff is really good.
I am man enough to admit the ending makes me cry every time especially the line, "It's amazing, Molly. The love inside - you take it with you." Such a beautiful description of Heaven.
And an awesome depiction of demons
I’m old enough to be your grandpa but I truly enjoy watching you two discover these cinematic and musical gems. Keep expanding your horizons
Same - I’m old enough to be their mother 😂
@@josmith4173 same here
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That song was Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers. That was one of our songs. My late husband and I danced to it on our wedding day. Love this movie and you guys too. I hope all is well with the family. Little Luca is getting so big! Brightest blessings and hugs. ✌️❤️🦋
I’m old enough to be their granny! Love this movie!
Speaking of Patrick Swayze, Point Break with him and Keanu Reeves is one of the best movies from the early 90s, definitely worth a watch.
You can’t go wrong with Patrick Swayze.
Jay and Amber, you might enjoy Demi Moore in “A Few Good Men” with Tom Cruise.
“Unchained Melody” is sung by Tge Righteous Brothers
Oooh, a few good men!!! Tom cruise and Kevin Bacon and Jack Nicholson as well as Demi Moore. Most famous line from that movie is “You can’t handle the truth!!” Courtroom drama.
Which I believe you have reacted to
❤️❤️ "A Few Good Men"
A Few Good Men is a MUST WATCH!!
No no no if u wanna see the best of Demi Moore, u need to see G.I. Jane! As for Whoopi u HAVE TO watch Sister Act 1 & 2!!
Several actresses turned down the role of Molly thinking the script was too silly.
Whoopi Goldberg was turned down outright. Patrick Swayze thought SHE turned it down. When they were having so much trouble casting that part he said to the producers and directors how he couldn't understand why she'd turn it down believing it was perfect for her. When they told him THEY were the ones who rejected her he told them he wouldn't do it unless they at least gave her a screen test. They had never met.
They all flew to where Whoopi was was shooting another movie. The moment Whoopi and Patrick laid eyes on each other, for the very first time, they started laughing, hugging and kissing each other like they were old friends. The chemistry was instant! They remained close friends for the rest of his life.
You two are so aborable (Sorry. I'm 75 yrs old with no kids and it's Mother's Day). I like to tune in every once in a while to see you both watching movies you've never seen before. I love how much you love these "old" movies -- love listening to your comments and watching your reactions. I especially love movie locations in NYC, where I lived for 17 years in Manhattan, because every NYC location scene is a memory for me. I have many memories of NYC, the most wonderful city in the world. When Ghost came out I was working down in the financial area back in 1990. I worked across the street from the North Tower in the American Express building. This movie was also so great to me because I love Whoppie -- and I got to see her in her first one-woman show in NYC. Long, wonderful story about that. It was a surprise guift from friends who knew I was in theatre but sadly had to give it up, but stayed in the city anyway until about 1996. I'm glad you are liking this (I paused watching you to send you this note.). You've got me hooked on your RUclips channel! Another film love for the locations and my time in NYC is You've Got Mail. Many locations in my neighborhood and watching the old way we used to communicate with that technology back then. I watch that one, too. Anyway, thanks so very much for. your show -- it always raises my spirit! I'll keep watching!
NYC has an energy that is second to none, and I'm someone who grew up less than an hour away from San Francisco. Even upstate New York is incredible.
Hope they'll do You've got mail. 🙂
I'm surprised you guys didn't recognize "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers. It's one of the required songs for a music reaction channel. :)
The song had faded away before the 80s, when this film was made, but "Ghost" was a hugely popular movie, and it became known again as an ultimate love song.
I am so glad you mentioned this because after rewatching their reaction again and I picked up on that, Now I know this is the edited version I wondered just as you did if they recognized the song "Unchained Melody" from their reaction about a year ago when they had that colorful brick wall background. Or were they comparing their voices to other singers they have reacted to so far. I can't be too sure because I have only watched their edited reaction to this movie. With this version, it does appear that that may not have recognized that song they reacted to before. I agree on your second point because in the 80s that song became popular again at weddings and oh the romantic unique couple dances we got to see when that song was played! Amazing! 👍
"It's amazing, Molly. All the love you have, you take it with you". Fantastic movie.
Ok, make me cry again!
The line where Sam says the live inside, you take it with you, that’s the truth right there! Straight talk here: I was getting married. I met my fiancée, Erin, on a random comment thread on Facebook and sent her a friend request, which she accepted. Turned out she was also local to me. It also turned out that she was the daughter of a woman I had worked with many years before (in the party company I work for as a clown). Her mom had been trying to set the two of us up together for years but Erin wasn’t interested in being set up with someone. But we found each other on our own. This is how I know, one hundred percent, that the two of us were meant to be together. However, we were not meant to be together for the rest of our lives, just her’s. I lost her last year after a long illness. I miss her so much and I think about her every day, but life has to go on. And it’s because of the love that we had that keeps me going on because that’s what she’d want me to do. I could very easily just shut down and hole myself up in my room. But she wouldn’t want that for me, she’d want me to do what I love to do and that’s making people happy. So that’s what I do. That’s what gets me up in the morning. Knowing that she loved me and would want the best for me. And if I did any less that would be a disgrace to her memory!
Oh what a beautiful, love story. You are very lucky that you were able to experience such deep love. Bless you and her wonderful memory.
I'm in awe (and so happy for you) of how sane and healthy your heart is. Of course you had a wonderful magical love story, you got to great hights cause you could -and are- also very good at dealing with the "deep down" parts. Surely she's already happily helping your higher self plan your next magical meet cute.
❤️❤️❤️ Such a beautiful story. I lost my true love in a car accident in 2005. I think of him every day. I hope he knew how much I loved him.
@@milostewart8738 I’m sure he did. In my case there was never any doubt between the two of us. I was always there for her when she needed me. She was always there for me when I was feeling down and needed some emotional support.
I can completely agree, of the five members of my family who survived a boat fire when I was just under my second year. Being 20 months old. I have scars on my face and head. I've had many people who, here online, after they're trying to figure out the scars they recoil from going further. It's okay I thought of myself as being The Elephant Man. Nobody else in schools had the scars like myself. I've tried in the recent past to finish my life. The reason why I'm in hospital right now. Taking 3 full boxes of sleeping pills. Of course I couldn't get up, if I had I would have taken more.
Life sucks then you're gone.
I love this movie. I remember my mom telling me about how they originally didn't want Whoopi for the role but Patrick fought for her to have it. Mr. Swayze was definitely a class act.
I don’t know if this movie would have been as good without her
@@rikwilkinson9060 I honestly don’t think it would of been as good without her
Can't imagine anyone else in that role , good that PATRICK helped ,Whoopi does comedy so well but she is good in more serious dramas like COLOUR PURPLE ,her talent is wasted on tv.
@@barblessable Oh my goodness, I said this some time ago. She should definitely do more heartfelt movies instead of The View.
Whoopi won the best supporting actress for her roll She said in an interview that she had Patrick to thank for that and her acting career. He wouldn’t take the role unless she was cast. Brilliant performances!
At the end, Sam explains Heaven so simply, yet so spot on. "It's amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you." It's like Molly's love is already with him in Heaven and he is just waiting for her body to arrive. She misses him, but he does not miss her, as there is no sorrow in Heaven. It is the ones left behind that mourn.
I so agree with you...
As the Earth is depleted...
The Heavens are Enriched...
I wait for my reunions..🙏...🌿🌿🌿
@robert punu , you have lost your mind. All humans sin and God will forgive all sins if you are sincere and repent. You need to go read some more of your bible.
Nefarious Ned Very true, I just tragically lost my younger brother only last Sunday (funeral's tomorrow) and it's bad for us left behind but he's free from any pain now.
@@LarryFleetwood8675 Sorry for your loss.
@robert punu You sound like a very nasty, rude person.
The beautiful voice of Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers of course, as the sound track. You reacted to him singing this live (in the pink jacket). Studio or live, his voice was incredible. Saw this movie 5 or 10 times at the dollar movie.
I remember that reaction! They were so pregnant!
The original blue Eyed Soul
The orchestra unchained melody was done by maurice jarre he died 28th march 2009 and patick swayze 14th september 2009 😭
Damn it! It's been years since I've seen that film and I thought I'd be fine, but I still started crying all over again when Molly finally sees Sam.
You're right - it's an unusual rom-com movie. It's got comedy, sorrow, danger, and at the heart of it, love. And everyone played their parts so beautifully. I was so excited for Whoopi when she won an Oscar. She deserved it. She was SO good in this. People think it's somehow easier to be funny so they tend to give the dramatic actors all the awards, but... there is also great skill in someone who can funny and poignant, like Whoopi in this film, or Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny. Anyway, I'm glad you both liked it! Can't wait to see what you pick next. 😊
Whoopi was incredible in this movie. She won an Oscar award for it. I still repeat her lines from this movie constantly! 💜💜💜
The 1990s was the greatest decade for great films. From Shawshank Redemption to Forrest Gump to Ghost to like 100 others. I definitely wish we could go back to this era of great filmmaking. I'm just glad to see the younger generation discovering these films for themselves. Thanks for sharing!
I was just giong to say the same thing, early 90's had some fantastic films, Pretty Woman, Robin Hood Prince of Theives, The Body Guard, Shindlers List, Braveheart, goes on and on.
IMHO STARDUST is the most romantic movie. Put it on a poll. You’ll love it ❤️
By the way I don't know how they did that effect of Patrick passing through another person in the 90s. Doesn't look like CGI to me but it looks really good. Maybe they used some film compositing or something like that.
"Molly, you in danger girl" became a quote folks had fun with when talking about this movie.
Yup everyone still repeats that line and also people ask Whoopi to say that line all the time.
Losing actor Patrick Swayze at a young age to cancer was one of the biggest ever losses to Hollywood. Patrick was not just a great actor but a great human being as well.
Just watched Next of Kin (1989) again recently, good underrated Swayze action movie. I also like Black Dog (1998) and Youngblood (1986, filmed 1984).
@@LarryFleetwood8675 He was also good in Dirty Dancing, Point Break, The Outsiders, Red Dawn, and Road House
I saw this in theaters and I can tell you more than half of the audience was in tears at this point. I cried through most of the movie.
Yes I went too . My son never shows his feelings. I've never seen him that upset. I felt bad , I had no idea he would be that affected 😢
Ghost is much more than just a love story. Its an incredibly well written movie. The cast was phenomenal, the script was perfect. I've seen it a thousand times, I still laugh, I still cry ... every time
I can watch this movie anytime and still cry😢
Just wanna give a shout out to Tony Goldwin, Vincent Schiavelli, and Rick Aviles who nailed their parts perfectly we get enough love for the 3 leads.
My great-grandmother passed away last year at the age of 90. This was by far her FAVORITE film. I watched your reaction to this in her honor. Thank you for the great content you put out!
I saw this at the movies and met a woman in line to use the bathroom and she was in tears because her husband had died not long before she went to see the movie. We talked in line and I gave her a hug. The song is “ Unchained Melody “ by the Righteous Brothers
I applaud you guys for being the 1st people I know to react to this classic, I was 11 years old when this movie came out and I went to the theater to see it with my parents, It's the 1st movie I think that I actually cried too, This movie was nominated for best picture but lost to dances with wolves, Whoopi Goldberg won best supporting actress, She originally was not supposed to be cast for this role but Patrick Swayze absolutely wanted her and said he would not do the movie without her
Yeah Whoopi makes the movie.
@@knoahbody69 She totally crushes it...
She was amazing...Patrick Swayze and Whoppi were great friends after this movie. She was heartbroken when he passed away. RiP Patrick Swayze, you are missed. ❤😥
Ashleigh Burton reviewed it last year
@@sukioki6983 She did. I don't think they know each other.
Jay and Amber. Fun fact: The police detective interviewing Molly also played Milton Waddams in 'Office Space.' :)
After Patrick got cancer he was interviewed by whoopie Goldberg on her morning show the view and was asked if he believed the movie ghost portrayed the afterlife accurately. He said yes he did believe that’s what happens after one dies and said he wasn’t afraid of dying. A few months or a year later he passed away RIP
What are you talking about? ^ This is completely made up lol
Whoopie won an Oscar for this part, but it's widely believed it was due to her being overlooked for her film debut in "The Color Purple". She was amazing in that. I suggest you guys watch it. It's IMPORTANT as a movie and it's something we all can relate to; Strength and love :)
Whoopi said the movie was a challenge because her character wasn't supposed to see Patrick Swayze. She said something like "Can you imagine doing a movie with Patrick Swayze and you don't even get to LOOK at him?!"
This is the last movie I watched with my dad before he passed away in 1991.. It’s still hard to watch 31 years later, but I wanted to see your reaction to it
Ghost is such a fabulous film and whoopi, Patrick and Demi were such great actors in it. I literally cannot control my emotions at the end.
You forgot Tony.
Fun Fact: The scenes where the shadow demons come out. The sounds they are making are the sounds of many crying babies played in reverse very slowly!
Omg really ? Those things absolutely terrified me until my early teens i hated shadows lol.
@@micheletrainor1601 When I was younger those shadows were scarier than a lot of like horror movies lol. Cause in a lot of horror movies like you could realistically get away from the bad guy. There is no escaping those shadows lol
Rob getting mad a dude for getting close to Molly is cracking me up. I can only imagine if some guy tried that with Amber. Great reaction as always, guys.
When you find true love, that's for life, for forever ❤
I haven't watched "Ghost" in years...but I remember going to see it at a late night premiere w/my Mom. It was so packed that we couldn't even sit together. We had no clue what we were getting into, either. This film was never expected to do well at the movies and look at you two still appreciating it now! Demi Moore was such a great crier in this movie. Patrick Swayze was such a great actor and beautiful soul. Also, Whoopi Goldberg really earned the Supporting Actress Oscar for this role! Aww...it still gives me chills as well. Great choice!
Sister Act with Whoopi is a Must to check out!!
Absolutely Jason!
1 & 2!
Watching it now, sister act always comes to mind when she gives the money to the nuns 🤣
I think Jay and Amber would love "Almost Famous" especially since they can appreciate the music more than most reactors.
I have a feeling it's gonna get reviewed soon. How soon depends on how hard they go scary movies for October. But "Almost Famous" is a great music lovers pick.
Agreed. It is one of my very favorite movies and the music is awesome. What'll really blow their minds is that it is mostly autobiographical.
I've been wishing they would do Almost Famous. It's perfect for them...the music will blow their minds. Crossing my fingers.
It is under reacted to
@@josiahalcorne I think so too. I’ve suggested it a few times and I’ve seen it suggested as well. I need to re-watch that movie myself!
Whoopi was so awesome back in the day. Btw.. Vincent Schiavelli was the actor who played the 'subway ghost'. He was also the biology teacher Mr Vargas in Fast Times At Ridgemont High (as well as many many other roles). His character face and comedic delivery was his claim to fame. He passed away the day after Christmas in 2005. He's buried in Polizzi Generosa, Sicilly, his home town. He was beloved by all, as was Patrick. RIP Patrick and Vincent.
I got to see this in theatres back in the day. Those shadow demons will forever give me thr chills.
What I like about this movie that is not really ever seen in movies is that it has a bit of every genre. And everyone enjoys it because of that. Remember watching it in the theater. Great movie for everyone.
Another movie like that is Bull Durham. It's a comedu/ love story. but the guys like it too since it revolves around baseball
When Molly and Whoppe were able to see Sam and a glimpse of Heaven. That was just a beautiful scene. Imagine being given such a gift? That is my favorite part of Ghost.
I couldn't imagine...;)
The thing I love most about this movie, 32 years later, is that so many people came to the comments section to tell you guys what it meant to them then, what they experienced then, or what it means to them now. Not many movies can evoke that reaction! Great work guys. ♥️
OMG I just realized the guy playing Carl is Fitz (Mr. President) on Scandal ... wow he was very young
Tony goldwyn... he's actually heir to the Goldwyn Meyer production company ...and an underrated actor
As a paranormal investigator and author, I have to say I absolutely loved your reaction to "GHOST". I love the message that it sends and how well done it is. BTW, watching you two react to movies is SO great! I am loving it.
Actually it gives a false hope of Heaven ,because only those who give their lives to Christ go to Heaven .
@@agemoth That's your world view and you're welcome to it.
That's awesome... so as an investigator, what do you believe happens to us when we die, Melissa? I believe there is something after, but lots of doubt comes up too.
@@artemis2520 Personally, I believe in karma and reincarnation. We are here to learn and to expand our consciousness, and we keep returning to the schoolroom until the lessons are learned. Some souls do not move on who have unfinished business, and that is a very disturbing thought.
@@MellismartSpeaking as logically as possible when this fascinating subject is currently unknown (by us), I would surmise that if we zoom out to see the mega big picture of time, akin to naively perceiving our galactic local group as huge, but zooming out we are utterly faced with a universe breathtakingly, enthrallingly huge-- ok I'm off track lol... If we zoom out to see the entirety of vastness of time, I would surmise that stuck souls would eventually be freed by "something" be it a Being or just the parameters of space/time, whatever barricades are in place would shift, they'd free, and whatever lessons they learned while stuck would be folded into the collective knowlegde.
Just riffing off the top of my head. :)
Had a bigger box office than any other film in 1990,, the Righteous Brothers were at the top of the charts for what seemed like (to a kid) forever. I went to see this about a dozen times, seriously. In fact I just realised that this was the first film I ever went to the cinema to see more than once. Wanting to be a filmmaker by that time I used the excuse that I was studying it but truly it was because I enjoyed it so much.
This movie & Pretty Woman were the biggest hits of 1990. Good ol' days.🙂
Even in a reaction, this movie still gets me teary eyed.
The song "I'm Henry the 8th I am" is a 60's song by group Hermans Hermits Part of the British invasion
I've seen this movie like a hundred times and I cry everytime. I even cried watching you guys watching it. There was just enough scenes in there to know when it was time for the tears to start rolling down my face.
It's a great movie! If you ever feel like you just need to cry, this is the movie to watch!
RIP Patrick Swayze!!
I was 9 years when this movie came out. I was a little scared of some scenes but I loved it. Six years later I was rewatching it while babysitting my 2 year old cousin when her mom walked in and decided to join us. A couple of months prior, her husband, my uncle had died in a motorcycle accident at age 37. At the end of the movie when Molly can see and hear Sam she said: “can you imagine if this could really happen?” It broke my heart.
Jumping Jack Flash is another great movie starring Whoopi and she’s hilarious in it!
"I'm a little black woman in a big silver box!" :)
One of my favorite Whoopi movies. So funny!
Patrick Swaze fought for Whoopi to get the role.
Song was Rightheous Brothers, Unchained Melody (you reviewed it at the beginning of your chanel). Another fab Patrick Movie is Road House
Ever since your reaction to Field of Dreams, which is my ultimate favourite movie, I’ve been a fan of you guys ! Seeing you guys laugh and tear up helps me restore faith in humanity .😊
I'm older (48) and was a teenager when I saw this in the theater. When I tell you I was bawling at the end. BAWLING. It was embarrassing. 😂
Love how he communicates in a way with the cat. shows that animals can see or sense spirits. so next time if your pet is staring into a room or certain part of the room for no reason and growls or looks freaked, you got a spirit in your house.
OH DEAR GOD this might be my favorite (and from a fellow reactor/editor note) your best reaction posted because I loved all the commentary and I feel like you guys got it just right with scenes & your reactions & letting both flow a bit & breathe a bit. What I love too, AMBER! YOU TOTALLY GOT ME at the end with your "OOOH" because it took me back to my 1st time seeing it as a kid, it was Saturday sleepover at my grandma's place with my play-cousins, and we always watched comedy & horror (I had to be like 10 at this time), and I saw this title on cable & I thought it'd be something scary, and we missed maybe the 1st 20 mins, when we came in it was when Swayze first met Whoopi, we were all slightly disappointed that it wasn't horror, but that didn't last long, we were all reacting to every bit of every scene like you guys, and at that end........all you could hear was "aww's", sniffs, and nothing lol and we were all 4-10 lol. Whoopi Goldberg went on to become the 2nd black woman to ever win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for this, and it's well deserved. It's funny how people today relate to her as "from The View", but man she was EVERYWHERE in the 90s, she had movies all over the place & her picture was everywhere. Some more Whoopi movies I HIGHLY recommend are The Color Purple (Starring Whoopi & Oprah & Danny Glover), The Sister Act movies (if you haven't seen those, they're both phenomenal & you all will LOVE the music), & Corrina Corrina
That’s because they’ve already seen it..hello!
I cried right along with you guys watching this. I have seen Ghost so many times and it gets me each time! So glad you enjoyed it so much!
Me too. It’s my favorite and I cry every time at the ending
We saw this at the theater when it was released. It was somewhat of a sleeper hit and wound up being a huge success that year. Swayze was still popular after his Dirty Dancing and Roadhouse success, meanwhile Moore was kind of on the back burner after the 80's and this movie helped to revitalize her career. Whoopi was already becoming a well known actress after The Color Purple and Jumpin' Jack Flash, and this movie was an exclamation point on her early acting career. Hard to believe this movie is this old now... but it still holds up. Glad you two enjoyed it.
As with all bad guy supporting roles, Carl and Willie DESERVE recognition for 100% legit bad dude performances - they leave you wanting to hate them more!
Willie was played by a standup comedian I think, his only other role I know for sure is in The Cannonball Run.
Patrick Swayze was one of my favorite actors. R.I.P. Patrick
One of the few movies that got me even when I was a kid. Unchained Melody one of the best songs ever!!! Especially the score of it at the end. I used it at my wedding.
Great reaction. I always feel bad for the bad guys. You say what a great performance the good people did. If it wasn't for the great acting of the villains, the story would not have the impact it does. So shout out to the villain's acting abilities.
Too Wong Foo is my favorite Patrick Swayze film but this is a close second.
Patrick Swayze is PERFECTION in that movie!!!!!
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I still cry every time with this movie, it's one of those that never gets old.
So miss my man Patrick 😞. Love your reactions! Have seen this movies well over 50 times and I still cry.
Great movie ! Great reaction! Whoopi won the Academy Award for best supporting actress for this movie. It was well deserved. One of my favorites of Whoopi's. Her best role was in The Color purple. Patrick Swayze personally request that Whoopi play this role and it ended up with her getting the award. Almost like a fairy tale.
YES to the Color Purple!!!
Patrick insisted they get Whoopi, even going so far as to threaten to leave the movie if they didn't.
Jumping jack flash
@@ianmclean6399 That is my third favorite!
This film has everything - fantasy, romance, thriller elements, comedy. I love it so much.
This movie holds a special memory for me. I think I saw it twice. The most touching time was during a trip to see my sister and brother-in-law. My parents and I drove together for the visit. And even though I had already seen the movie, I thought my family would enjoy the movie and enjoy going together. And my father RARELY went to see a movie at a theater. But he went that time. By the end of the movie, we were all crying. Even my father. And he really enjoyed this movie. Glad you both got to see it too!
When Jay said "He's involved!"....I was yelling...."DING..DING...DING...YOU WIN ON JEOPARDY!!!" LOL!! My fav part is the bank scene....so hilarious!!
Oda Mae always had the gift of hearing ghosts, it's just that the ghosts didnt knew she could hear them so they never came to her, but once she start comunicate with sam some other ghost must have saw it and spread the rumor to other ghosts so now they all come around from different places to ask for help.
“It’s amazing, isn’t it? All the love you feel inside… you can take it with you.” I have always loved that line and I adore this movie. Was a favorite, is a favorite and brings back fond memories of seeing it on endless repeat with my sister. She LOVED Patrick Swayze so much. Thanks for sharing and letting us share back.
I'm sure others have already written that the song during the sculpture scene is "Unchained Melody" sung by Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers. There's a great version of this song that's sung live, and it would make an excellent song for you guys to react to. You'll find it if you type in this: "Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody [Live - Best Quality] (1965)." It's one of the best live vocals you'll ever hear.
They reacted to it
@@breebree9319 Ya buy they obviously didn't remember
I haven't watched this film in at least fifteen years. It was nice to watch highlights with you guys. Great reaction! Brings back memories. I'd forgotten how good this film actually was. Great script. Amazing performances. Thanks for the nostalgia.
The singer of "Unchained Melody" during the pottery scene is Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers.
Thank you guys for your movie reaction to an amazing movie! Your genuine reaction is priceless and I enjoyed "re-watching" Ghost with you!
I went to theaters to see this. I cried, laughed, then cried some more. This movie is part of the reason I believe in ghosts and the paranormal. Have you guys seen “The Others” with Nichole Kidman? The producers didn’t want to cast Whoopi as Oda Mae, but Patrick said he wouldn’t do it without her.
“The Others” is incredible
shhhh..I saw it on SID...lol
@@bknsty14 agreed..super creepy!
This movie hit me kind of hard - it didn't change my beliefs, it strongly reflected what I already believed. I saw some things coming, like Sam going back to learn from the crazy train ghost, but there are so many twists and turns that it's still full of surprises and suspense. One of the best movies ever made, IMHO.
Jay: GHOST. With a name like that you’d think it’d be about a ghost.
Me: 🤣🤣🤣
It is a great story. Cutting edge special effects for the 90s.
You two are blessed. I Loved how you stumbled onto this classic
thinking it was something more romantic .
I always felt bad for the subway ghost. Like she said, tortured soul. At least he helped though. There was good in him.
Suicide victim. Very sad
@robogreek3157 "What, you don't believe me?" XD Since he said he was pushed 🫸
I had the VHS as a kid and I watched this movie over and over.
Thanks for the great reaction! this was a pleasant surprise! I think you'd both love "Last of the Mohicans" another 90's romance movie, but this time also a sweeping historical epic. The 90's had a lot of really great romantic movies.
Definitely a classic and a cinematic piece of art.
The subway guy killed himself by jumping in front of the train. That was symbolized when he got mad at Sam and jumped. Cursed to live eternity on the train.
This movie came out the year my stepdad passed. Hit me hard. This movie always held a special place in my heart. Really enjoyed your reactions to this classic! Thank you!! You made a 50+ year old man cry
You got to give props to Tony Goldwyn (Carl) as well. He played a backstabbing snake perfectly.
I tear up every time I hear the Righteous Brothers sing Unchained Meledy because of the scene where they were throwning the pottery wheel. This was never a simple RomCon movie, it touches the heart. The love Molly, you get to take it with you. Best line ever!!!
To this day, I can NOT watch Tony Goldwyn (Carl) without thinking of this movie. And it’s been 30+ years since this movie came out! I just knew you guys would love this movie. My husband & I quote this movie on a weekly basis, like “Molly, you in danger girl”, and “Damn baby, what’d you do to your hair?”. The story line is awesome ~ first you are laughing, then crying, then scared, then mad, then laughing, then sobbing. It’s not what you expect, and it’s the perfect movie. I read that Demi Moore is such a good actress, she can cry on command, and she can choose whether to make tears come from her right eye or left eye. If that’s true, that is some skill! Whoopi totally deserved her Oscar… Love you guys! Looking forward to more awesome movies from you. Have you seen The Usual Suspects? Check it out ~ you’ll love it…💕
Fitz took over for me
Fun fact: Tony Goldwyn's grandfather was the "G" in MGM studios. I was surprised when I found out years ago. I highly recommend To Wong Foo, Love Julie Newmar, one of Patrick's fave and best performances.
That's such an interesting bit of trivia (no sleight or sarcasm intended)! Thanks!
I recently watched that movie and Patrick was GREAT in that!!!
Y’all did a great job on this reaction! I’m 70 and have watched this movie multiple times but it truly hits deep in my soul since my husband died in 2020. I would give anything to see him again. Keep up the good work and God bless❤️
You will.
@@lindamorrison9755 thank you so much💕
All of the genres are so well blended in this movie, we were all obsessed when this came out
Also funny story about Goldwyn who played Carl, He got so much heat over the years for playing the guy who killed Patrick in Ghost and I guess he went to this restaurant one time and the waitress was being rude and wouldn't serve him because she recognized him in Ghost. I think he told that story on the View? Can't remember exactly.
Fun story: my mum was on a coach trip to Italy with a load of pensioners, and they put Ghost on the in-coach movie screen. All the OAPs were staring at each other uncomfortably throughout the pottery scene, then somebody said "I've done pottery but it was never like that..." Later the Rep apologised: she'd never seen the movie before either and didn't know how sexy it was.
Great reaction guys! This was such an awesome movie, and I can't imagine it without Whoopie! When you started, I knew what a treat and surprise you were in for.
👏👏👏👏Bravo! I am so glad you reacted to this movie and enjoyed it as much as we did! You two reacted exactly the way we did when we watched it and Yes Amber it is thought provoking at the same time. Yes, yes, all the actors did a great job in this movie including Tony Goldwyn who portrayed Carl Burner. He was so convincing in his role I didn't like his character either! That means he did a good job as Carl! Kudos to all of them! Once again, this movie made my cry all over again, I haven't watched this in years it was a treat to see your reaction and enjoy it! ☮💕👍👏
Ghost is one of my favorite movies, like, ever. I never get tired of it no matter how many times I watch it. Arguably one of the most influential films in history (like how many times have you seen a parody of the pottery scene, right?).
Little fun fact about the demons. I forget where I heard or read it, but the sounds used for the demons are slowed-down audios of babies crying. Scared the absolute shit out of me when I was little. 😂
I read that also and the slowed down audio of the babies crying was played backwards👍
This film gave Whoopie her Oscar on a supporting role. When Patrick passed away, she stated on The View, she ONLY got the part out of his tremendous efforts to convince the producers, she was the right "Oda Mae Brown!"
And it's very special to me "coz it was my mom's favorite picture ever!