When Patrick Swayze passed away in 2009 Demi Moore followed with a quote from the movie, writing: “And in the words of Sam to Molly. 'It's amazing Molly. The love inside, you take it with you. ' I love and will miss you Patrick.” I thought that was awesome of her to say.
I'm glad that at least a few people on RUclips are watching such great classics again. Many people only watch the standard films that everyone knows, but such films are becoming more and more forgotten.
A wonderful but romantic ghost movie is "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir", It has a charm you don't see in movies much anymore. The female lead is a strong, smart, and independent woman when women weren't supposed to be, and the lead is a Sea Captain and 100% old-school masculine and yet rendering. You'll love the ending. It's a romantic classic.
Its pretty hard not to cry at the end of this movie, great story. If Patrick Swayze had recovered from the cancer, I have no don't that his wife would have picked some fantastic movies to star in.
Whoopi won an Oscar for this movie. The movie producers weren't even considering her for the role, but Patrick insisted she would be perfect and said he won't do the movie without Whoopi. She credits Patrick as a huge part of why she won an Oscar and they remained close friends until he died 💙
Ghost was shopped all over town but none of the studios were interested. Jerry Zucker was the director and all he was known for was Airplane! The studios didn’t think it would work with him as the director. Finally, Paramount gave him a shot and the rest is history. Also, the pottery scene was parodied in one of the Naked Gun movies.
@@ct6852The most important thing is you must have a good story, well told. Without a good story, the best special effects in the world can’t save it. A recent example would be Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. People stayed away in droves and it lost a TON of money.
@@petern1938 I think the best use was when my friend was doing a breakfast eating challenge. Once they brought the food to the table and it looked way bigger than the pictures, I busted out that line. Lol
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. Basically, it was an action movie for Patrick Swayze, a comedy for Whoopi Goldberg and a love story for Demi Moore. Speaking of Patrick Swayze, "Point Break" (1991) with him and Keanu Reeves is one of the best movies from the early '90s, definitely worth a watch and a reaction.
Saw it in ´91 in cinema. The audience in the theatre really invested in the characters, there was a lot of sobbing/crying also laughing in the funny moments with whoopy. the 90´s were a great time to go to the movies. Love from germany
Demi’s super short haircut was a fashion breakthrough. She was unknown by me and most people before and had longer hair. She totally rocked this haircut.
Fun Fact #2: Jerry Zucker's mom Charlotte makes a cameo in *"GHOST"* as the Bank Officer. She also made a cameo in all three *"Naked Gun"* films, directed by Jerry's brother David Zucker (the first 2 films) and Peter Segal (the third film), with Jerry as a co-writer for the 1st film and an executive producer for all three films.
Favorite scenes in this are the scenes with the Subway Ghost. Vincent Schiavelli makes such a strong impression in the movie with only five-ten minutes if that of screentime.
He was such a scene stealer in movies. To say he was unusual looking is an understatement. Very memorable in Cuckoo's Nest w/Nicholson and in Night Shift w/Henry Winkler -- "4K !!" 😄
True story, my wife and I saw this in the theater when it first came out. At the scene when Willie was taken by the evil spirits, a young teen nearby said 'Wow, makes you never want to do anything bad again.'
Omg as a kid that scared the bjeezus out of me. Like a legit Fear of God type of thing. I remember seriously fretting about doing bad stuff for a year or two.
I saw it in the theater too. You could hear a pin drop for a few seconds after the demons dragged off Willie, followed by a collective intake of breath. The animation doesn't hold up so well now, but at the time this scene provoked a lot of thoughts and introspection.
Every job I've ever had has been focused on protecting other people (well, not counting the coffee shop). I know for a fact I've saved at least three lives. One guy I saved, his wife still sends me Christmas cards. I was doing pest control at the time, when he got himself in the leg with a chainsaw. Good thing I was there, because EMS was 45 minutes out. Tourniquet and an Israeli bandage got the bleeding under control fairly quickly. I have a not so quiet pride that that guy's family gets to keep him around a while because of what I did.
42 year old former Infantryman and combat veteran. This movie will bring me to tears every time. I love my wife so deeply just the thought of one of us dying (which is inevitable) and being apart crushes me. Glad the two of you enjoyed this movie.
I remember when i saw that movie the first time at the age of 35 (?) bec my wife loves it, i wasnt that interested bec Swayze, "woman movie", love story etc...but i had tears too.
Carl was played by Tony Goldwyn, a very accomplished actor and grandson of Samuel Goldwyn of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer studios (the lion roaring at the beginning of movies).
Patrick was so wonderful. Terrible that he passed so young. He succumbed to pancreatic cancer in 2009. He was originally pursuing a career as a dancer but at one point he developed a persistent infection in his knee which ended up affecting him long term, so he turned to acting. First film I saw him in was the cult classic "Red Dawn". He was also a singer and had a hit song that reached number three on the hot 100, and number one on the Adult Contemporary charts titled "She's Like the Wind", which Patrick said was inspired by his wife. They fell in love as teens and they were married for 34 years until his death. Was tough for me to watch Tony Goldwyn (Carl) after this film, which is a testament to his acting ability. I finally got over it and have enjoyed seeing him in numerous roles over the years. He is the grandson of Samuel Goldwyn of Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios fame.
Red Dawn was a great movie. I get very emotional at that end scene where a very wounded Patrick Swayze is carrying his dying brother past that enemy officer and he (being very moved) just lets them pass and he carries him to the park and they both die on that bench together as it's snowing to seemingly a place where they probably played and were once happy as kids. I'm getting emotional just writing about it.
You can see his classical training in how he moves, even when he's not dancing. For instance, after he's a ghost, and he jumps through the door... that's a very "dancy" way to leap. Regular people don't leap like that, but dancers do... he's just so graceful in all that he does.
I can't watch this movie without crying, even though I've seen it many times. In no small part because Patrick died so horribly, of pancreatic cancer. I remember some of the final pictures of him, he was only 57, but looked 90, he was so gaunt. But I choose not to think of him that way, I'll always remember him from this movie, and Dirty Dancing-so help me, if they EVER try to remake that movie like they did Roadhouse, there will be HELL TO PAY! Other movies too. Speaking of Hell, when I saw this in theaters, the black shadows scared the CRAP OUT OF ME! If there is a Hell, I imagine that is exactly what populates it. They're the essence of Evil. No pitchforks, no horns, no demons, just beings of non-energy and Darkness. Heck, they still scare me today. There is something so primal and visceral about them. I know Carl was a bad guy, but I felt bad for him at the end. He never meant for Sam to be killed. Willy was just supposed to rob him. At the end, when Carl sees Sam again, he looks so happy to see him. He really did love his friend. Carl did some crappy things that brought about his own demise, but he was more careless and desperate than evil. I know it makes for a better ending, but I think Carl should have gone to somewhere between Heaven and Hell, maybe Limbo, maybe to another life on Earth. Tony Goldwyn, who played Carl, is a member of Hollywood royalty, of Metro-Goldwyn-Myer lineage. Glad you liked the movie. I'm still crying as I type this. You guys are one of my top four movie reactors, along with (in no particular order) Ashleigh Burton, AKA "Awkward Ashleigh," Alex Hefner and OctoKrool. I always look for you guys first when I want to watch a movie reaction! Thanks for being so darn good and real at it! You probably won't see this, since it's been a year, but on the off chance you do, I'm looking forward to more movie reactions with you! 💙
@@nsasupporter7557 when it came out, it was a big movie briefly :P it was all over the place that year. Swayze and Snipes in drag... that movie was fun.
Yep, I'm a 43 year old dude and I tear up a couple times. This movie has always been great. It had everything: comedy, drama, suspense, horror, thriller, romance. Not many films can weave all those together without falling apart.
Sam was such a good spirit when he saw dead Carl. You felt the sadness in his voice when he said Carl`s name, he knew Carl was the reason he died but he still felt a sadness knowing what was coming for him. Carl hurt him bad but Sam still felt bad for him, no sense of anger or revenge just like Why did you do this
And to be fair to Carl, and this is something I think the ladies missed also, he said to Willy that he was only supposed to steal Sam's wallet, not kill him. So Carl was dirty, no doubt, but he didn't mean for Sam to die.
4:20 -- RE: Demi Moore's Film Trifecta; So Yeah, "A Few Good Men", "Ghost" and what film fill out the top three Demi Moore films? Hint: Chris Rock made a joke about the third movie 2 years ago at the Oscars. A: "G.I. Jane" (1997)
Whoopi has a very special love for Swayze as he said he wouldn’t make the movie if Whoopi wasn’t cast in it after producers and the director were not convinced she was right for the part. Whoopi would later win an Oscar for her work on the film and thanked Swayze in her speech.
You two are GOOD! The first time I saw this movie I didn't peg Carl as the bad guy at all until the scene where he confronted Willie. You got him right away. Very impressive. The actor playing the gost in the subway that teaches Sam how to move things in the physical world was played by Vincent Schiavelli. He is a wonderful actor with a very distinctive look. As you said, kind of like a Muppet. He looks that way because he has Marfan syndrome. This is an inherited disorder that affects connective tissue - the fibers that support and anchor your organs and other structures in your body. Marfan syndrome most commonly affects the heart, eyes, blood vessels and skeleton. People with Marfan syndrome are usually tall and thin with unusually long arms, legs, fingers and toes. I sort of makes it look like he's melting. It can be fatal, but MR. Schiavelli died from lung cancer in 2005.
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 was his claim to fame. He was beloved by all, as was Patrick. RIP Patrick and Vincent.
This movie is so close to my heart. When my grandmother's best friend passed away, i watched this movie as it's been my comfort movie for a long time. Once the ending came and Sam walked into heaven, i was a complete mess with tears running down my face and i had to wake my mother up from sleeping because i was so upset. It felt like i was saying goodbye to her for the last time. Now, come up to a couple of years ago, i had a dream about my grandmother's best friend as she came to me in spirit, and i know it was her appearing to me. Her face was there as clear as day. She was walking towards a rocket/spaceship of some sort to depart into space. I felt like this was her from the afterlife telling me she was okay, and maybe she used space as a metaphor that she's never too far away if i ever need her. This dream was the closure i was wanting for so long. I absolutely believe something exists, and this dream felt like a confirmation. Ghost is absolutely one of the most beautiful films i've ever watched in my life, and i needed to share that story just to tell you why this film means everything to me. Thanks for doing this one!
Patrick Swayze died in September of 2009 of Pancreatic cancer at the age of 57. My wife of 30 years died of Pancreatic cancer only half a month after he did at the age of 48. She looked up to him as a strong roll model for fighting it. It was found in her in March of 2009 and she pasted in early October 2009. Patrick was diagnosed in January of 2008 and lasted far longer than her. His ( Patrick's) last words, " the Love inside, You take it with you" always makes me gush with tears. I know it's true because I'm taking it with me. There is no one but my wife still and my love for her is stronger than the day she left.
Find a new wife you can love More than just one person you know... You only have one life to live when we are gone, that's it.. We enter nothingness Till eternity, It's hard but you should I lost my wife when she was 28 in 2006 I just started getting into the dating scene again this past month. and I turned 49 in May , She would want you to be happy. Even Patrick Swayze's wife finally moved on
If it makes you feel good, Consciousness most likely continues after our biological death, NDE prove that where people have spiritual experiences with zero brain activity.
@@G_Singh222 but you need to know whether you are going to Heaven or Hell. This film doesn't tell you the truth. The truth is that nobody without Jesus will get to Heaven.
@@agemoth I don’t believe that The bible is the truth, since it contradicts with reality, the god of the bible is supposed to be love yet we see a horrible nature out there, homosexuals are supposed to go to hell for practising their nature.
The bit when the guy pretends to be contagious in the lift is actually a thing the director Jerry Zucker had been doing in real life for years, along with David Zucker and Jim Abrahams. The three of them previously wrote Airplane! and The Naked Gun. Ghost is spoofed in the Naked Gun sequel, although Jerry Zucker was not involved in the writing. But his brother was and asked him the permission to steal the classic pottery scene. The voice over in the teaser trailer announced: "From the brother of the director of Ghost."
Watched this with my wife the other night…hits a lot harder as an adult who now knows true love. To not be able to atleast hold her hand while she’s RIGHT there would crush me
The bank scene, and the one following it where Whoopi gave the check to the nuns always has me dying from laughters. One of the most memorable moments of comedy in all the cinema history.
Patrick Swayze, did other things, but with Dirty Dancing and Ghost, his legacy was complete already. And she has been great in many things, but Whoopi earned her recognition here.
"The Ghost and Mrs Muir" is a great film. Rex Harrison played a gorgeous ghost. Also consider "On Borrowed Time" starring Lionel Barrymore (Drew Barrymore's relative), "Death Takes a Holiday" (1941?) is the original version of "Meet Joe Black".
I even liked the ol' Ghost and ,Mrs. Muir sitcom starring Hope Lang and Edward Mulhare that aired on ABC. Not as classic as the movie, but entertaining nonetheless.
If you want to see more comedic Whoopi, watch "Jumping Jack Flash" and if you want to see her in an amazing dramatic role, you need to watch "The Color Purple ".
Love that y'all saw that it was Carl right off the bat. My mother had this movie playing when I was a kid so I couldn't enjoy it with suspense Loved the look on y'all faces when Carl was at the bank typing in the MAC code haha This was the first movie that made me cry… ever I think I was 9 that's the youngest I remember but I knew I saw it younger ❤️ Enjoyed y'all reaction was cool… 😊 Born in 1989, generations do change for sure, but love gosh…. this film hits deep
Hill I will die on is Tony Goldwyn's scared acting is one of the best I've ever seen. Most actors seem to think the more scared you are the more over the top your face, but fright is a gut feeling, like you're sick to your stomach and he does it so well. Also you should watch Point Break as well!
Yeah, at multiple points in the movie you can see him look like he's about to throw up, very convincingly. The acting is great, but I feel like makeup should get at least some credit - you can't just act pale and sweaty, and they knocked it out of the park. Everything came together really nicely in this film.
the lesson the creepy dead guy gave him about moving objects sounded like the same guidance yoda gave luke when teaching him about the force. "all your anger, all your hate and just move it!" also the sounds of the dark spirits that take bad people away was made by recording babies crying and they reveresed the sounds and slowed them down to make that horrible noise
I've seen it many times because it's a movie that my family enjoys so whenever it's on Tv we get along and watch it. Never made me cry, but this movie reaction made me tear. lol. Great reactions.
Saw it in the theater in college. The credits rolled and the lights came up and about 70-80 people all at the exact same time made the same noise - a deep breath in combined with sniffling, from the crying they’d been doing the last 5 mins of the movie. One of the funniest things ever, after such an emotional climax to a movie.
Little known fact, Stephen Root played the police officer that Demi's character talked too....he's played in hundreds of films and tv shows in his career but is best known as Milton in Office Space. Have you seen my stapler?
I’m 35 years old and grew up watching this film because of my two older sisters. The ending still brings me to tears. It’s so beautiful and bittersweet. It’s so unfortunate that he was murdered and that they were robbed of their time together, but it’s amazing that there was this kind of closure (knowing what happened, knowing how the other felt and getting to say I love you one last time) I think that’s what most people would want, especially after the losing a loved one so unexpectedly.
Righteous Brothers-- Unchained Melody was EVERYTHING in this movie. That pottery scene is etched in movie greatness. RIP Patrick Swayze. So many good movies-- Point Break, Red Dawn, etc... Demi Moore-- St. Elmo's Fire, Indecent Proposal. GREAT movie in it's time.
The film won two Academy Awards...Best Supporting Actress for Whoopi and Best Original Screenplay for Bruce Joel Rubin. One of my Mom's favorite movies (RIP Mom) . Great reaction from you two.
I first saw this in the theater just sat there through the end credits, tears streaming down my face from that ending. Seen it probably 30 times since and it leaves me that exact same way every time.
Oh snap that was Stephen Root! lolol I didn't realize he was in this too! Way before Office Space. And vincent chiavelli as the Subway Ghost, classic. Perfect casting. Vincent had Marfan's Syndrome and it made him unique actor
My husband and I went to see this when it came out in the theater when it finished we paid again for the second show got some more popcorn and went back in.
The next Swayze movie you should watch is Point Break. Great action movie, also starring Keanu Reeves. The reason that you should watch it next is that after Shaun of the Dead, everyone wants you to watch Hot Fuzz. But Hot Fuzz spoils the crap out of Point Break, so you need to watch it first.
Contemporaneously with "Ghost," another film "Truly, Madly, Deeply" starring newcomer Alan Rickman (known only for his role as Hans Gruber at that time) was released almost simultaneously with a similar premise. It is a much more sad story, and deals directly with loss and grief and moving on. It won several awards for its originality and is worth watching if you actually watch any movies for your own pleasure.
I loved him in Quigley Down Under. I think the girls would love that movie, an Australian Western, with Tom Selleck, Rickman, and Laura San Giacomo. It has all the elements they love in a movie
@@allenwhitmer8192 there are other new Australian tv and moves that are good. the first underbelly tv series from 2008 the first two underbelly files movies the third is not that good. charlie and boots. red hill. balibo. the legend of ben hall. beneath hill 60.. mystery road. and it's sequel goldstone. danger close. cassie and her family should come to Australia if the motel or hotel has Stan a Australian streaming service on the tv in the room than cassie can watch some Australian tv and movies. don't know if she would be able to react to the shows in a motel or hotel.
I knew you guys would love this. Of course the leads got all the accolades and rightly so, but the supporting cast is often overlooked - Rick Aviles (Willie), Vincent Schiaparelli (subway ghoul) and especially Tony Baldwin in the thankless and difficult role of Carl were all outstanding and helped to make this movie such a winner.
This one really hits hard. This is the 6 month anniversary of my girlfriend dying from ovarian cancer at age 25. I miss her so much, I would give anything to hold her in my arms again. Great reaction.
You're both too young for such sorrow.😥 I hope that every time you think of her, that you feel her around you, the love is stronger & therefore she has gone nowhere. Wishing you a gentle healing.🌹
I have been travelling and photographing Holy men and tribes in different countries. 99% of what I have seen is BS, but two incidents with 2 seperate Tribal Elders convinced me, or I should say proved to me without a doubt that life continues after we pass. You will see her again, she does see you, but only in cases of suicide will you fail to see her. Live your life, be happy, your time will come.
19:43 Before computers people had to make a lot of phone calls to find out if someone has a criminal record. And it was easy to slip through the cracks, so criminals would move a lot to new jurisdictions. Which then gave rise to people being suspicious of new people and transients (this goes back thousands of years). But at the same time populations were a lot smaller so people knew each other and and could keep tabs on people easier. It boils down to a simple reality, yes you could leave one place and almost start a new life elsewhere, but if you're a career criminal, you'll be soon enough burning bridges there too, so it wouldn't make much of a difference. If you really wanted to change your life you could. But then, people can still do that now for the most part.
I remember going to Block Buster and picking out this movie on VHS as a kid because it said Ghost ,lol. When I saw it again later as an adult it hit me emotionally. Patrick and Demi had amazing chemistry. This movie hits all the feels. If you want to see another good Demi Moore movie GI Jane.
You two have such beautiful souls. I’ve seen these movies many times but it’s a joy to watch them through your eyes. Great channel and happy holidays to you and your family.
My wife and I went to see this on our first date! 32 years ago. It was such a big hit that the theaters were jam packed, and we got there a bit late and the only seats were right up front! Oh dear! It's a great 1st date story anyway. ☺❤ Well done on picking up on the Carl angle. Not a lot of people caught that until the reveal. Lots of gasps in the audience. Whoopi won the Oscar for this, she was great. I love their version of what happens to your soul when you die. Light of peaceful beings to escort to Heaven OR nasty shadow demons to pull you down to Hell for eternity. Both beautiful and chilling. 😇😈 The ending ALWAYS makes me tear up. 🥲 (BTW, Demi Moore is famous for being able to cry on demand, real tears! Powerful skill.)😭
Great review! GHOST is such a good classic movie! I recommand ROAD HOUSE , it has Patrick Swayze , Sam Elliot, Kelly Lynch, Ben Gazzara, and Jeff Healey Band also plays in the movie and created the music to this master piece! Road House is a hidden Gem!🎤🎸🎶
I just found out that Tina Turner was offered the Oda May part and turned it down. That made the "Tina Turner" reference in the bank make more sense as an Easter Egg.
My mom, who is 101, has always liked this movie, but really loved learning that the sound of the "bad ghosts" was made by slowing down a recording of babies crying.
You both should check out Always as well. Kinda similar in theme, but no real "bad guy". Plus it's a Steven Spielberg film. It's more on the humorous side, but serious also. It's a great watch.
Yay!! I’ve been waiting for you to get to Ghost! As others have said, it blends so many genres together just perfectly. I am really impressed you guys picked up on Carl’s shadiness so fast! I love the romance and serious moments of this movie, it’s beautiful, but for me Whoopi, and especially her chemistry with Patrick, make this film for me. She’s just hysterical. And they were perfect together.
Been watching your channel for MONTHS and thought I had subscribed already. I guess I didn't until just now. One of my favorite channels! Thank you and your sister! I loved this movie as a kid. Saw it in theaters with my mom. Everybody's mom had a crush on Patrick Swayze. I wanted to be him. And the actor that played Carl was in The Last Samurai.
I highly recommend "Heaven Can Wait" from 1978. It has a somewhat similar theme about a guy who dies and tries to get back to the living. You guys will love it.
Also Made In Heaven which starred Kelly McGillis and Chances Are with Cybill Shepherd and Robert Downey Junior which also had similar plots. Both worth a look.
Love this movie! Just a random little fun fact you guys get a kick out of: the actor who plays Carl in this (Tony Goldwyn) was, actually, the voice of Tarzan in Disney's "Tarzan" movie! Very different role than Carl, obviously! 😉
I saw this w/my Mom when it first came out. We had no idea what we were getting into but loved it! I haven't seen a ton of Patrick Swayze movies but I do like "Red Dawn". Demi Moore was popular in the 80's/90's. I liked her in the comedy "One Crazy Summer" also starring John Cusack. Patrick Swayze passed away in 2009 from pancreatic cancer. Whoopi Goldberg was a funny woman in the 80's/90's. I personally liked the movie "Jumpin Jack Flash" and she also played a serious role in the movie "The Color Purple".
just started the vid... when i seen this notification, my first thought was... i hope both girls are watching this one together lol. i know that you'll both love it.
When Patrick Swayze passed away in 2009 Demi Moore followed with a quote from the movie, writing: “And in the words of Sam to Molly. 'It's amazing Molly. The love inside, you take it with you. ' I love and will miss you Patrick.” I thought that was awesome of her to say.
So true.. I jope your right... im alone
I'm glad that at least a few people on RUclips are watching such great classics again. Many people only watch the standard films that everyone knows, but such films are becoming more and more forgotten.
These are THE BEST
A wonderful but romantic ghost movie is "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir", It has a charm you don't see in movies much anymore. The female lead is a strong, smart, and independent woman when women weren't supposed to be, and the lead is a Sea Captain and 100% old-school masculine and yet rendering. You'll love the ending. It's a romantic classic.
Its pretty hard not to cry at the end of this movie, great story. If Patrick Swayze had recovered from the cancer, I have no don't that his wife would have picked some fantastic movies to star in.
Demi actually quoted Sam when Patrick passed away.. "The love inside, you take it with you" and went on to say how much he's loved and will be missed
Whoopi won an Oscar for this movie. The movie producers weren't even considering her for the role, but Patrick insisted she would be perfect and said he won't do the movie without Whoopi. She credits Patrick as a huge part of why she won an Oscar and they remained close friends until he died 💙
Too bad she’s gone so crazy
@@DeltaAssaultGaming Really how?
@@BotWhisperer watch her on the View.
Yeah bat shit crazy 🤪
@@BotWhisperer They probably just don't agree with her politics and so brand her "crazy" like insecure idiots.
RIP Patrick Swayze (August 18, 1952 - September 14, 2009), aged 57
You will always be remembered as a legend.
The subway ghost is Vincent Schiavelli, who you see at the beginning of Amadeus. He also wrote several Italian cookbooks.
And is one of the gang members in “Batman Returns”
The last “bye” by Demi Moore with the teardrop is what gets me.
Ghost was shopped all over town but none of the studios were interested. Jerry Zucker was the director and all he was known for was Airplane! The studios didn’t think it would work with him as the director. Finally, Paramount gave him a shot and the rest is history. Also, the pottery scene was parodied in one of the Naked Gun movies.
It's interesting how special effects always seem to bring in the box office. Like they always have, and always will.
@@ct6852The most important thing is you must have a good story, well told. Without a good story, the best special effects in the world can’t save it. A recent example would be Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. People stayed away in droves and it lost a TON of money.
Great film. I still use the “Molly, you in danger, girl…” line when my friends and I encounter a potentially dangerous or scary situation. Lol
Me and my wife do too, lol.
@@petern1938 I think the best use was when my friend was doing a breakfast eating challenge. Once they brought the food to the table and it looked way bigger than the pictures, I busted out that line. Lol
Wait don't we all still say that? I think we do 😂
Like listening to Whoopi's far Left bollocks on The View...
@@nicoletrudell2065 It’s just a classic line. So easy to apply in those specific instances it’s called for. Lol
RIP Patrick Swayze. Love the end scene. "You take it with you". ❤
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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. Basically, it was an action movie for Patrick Swayze, a comedy for Whoopi Goldberg and a love story for Demi Moore.
Speaking of Patrick Swayze, "Point Break" (1991) with him and Keanu Reeves is one of the best movies from the early '90s, definitely worth a watch and a reaction.
It was also a tragedy of sorts.
And we can get over the fact it's a chuck flick
Which is weird knowing that the director is the same guy who gave us Airplane!, Top Secret!, and The Naked Gun....
pretty much came to say much of this. Perfectly summed up. Definitely want a PIB Point Break.
Point Break,such a GOOD movie,the remake was garbage.
Saw it in ´91 in cinema. The audience in the theatre really invested in the characters, there was a lot of sobbing/crying also laughing in the funny moments with whoopy. the 90´s were a great time to go to the movies. Love from germany
The fact you guys figured out most of the plot and was still into the characters and the story just shows you how good this movie was
Demi’s super short haircut was a fashion breakthrough. She was unknown by me and most people before and had longer hair. She totally rocked this haircut.
This movie watching it since his passing is a whole another vibe and personally gives me chills at the end ❤️😭
a classic...RIP Patrick Swayze
He didn't die in the film
@@ultimatewarrior3310 Yeah, he just died in real life.
@@ultimatewarrior3310 well the character he played died.. lol
RIP Vincent Schiavelli
Died from pancreatic cancer
Fun Fact #2:
Jerry Zucker's mom Charlotte makes a cameo in *"GHOST"* as the Bank Officer. She also made a cameo in all three *"Naked Gun"* films, directed by Jerry's brother David Zucker (the first 2 films) and Peter Segal (the third film), with Jerry as a co-writer for the 1st film and an executive producer for all three films.
As a 45-year-old male, I still cry at the end of this movie every single time. I love this movie.
My grandmother liked this and Patrick Swayze I've seen it with her my fair share of times on TV there's nothing wrong with a man liking this
The love, you take it with you
Yes we absolutely do 💚💚💚@@jaimemurphy2208
41 male. Same.
Where can I see the full movie?😐
Favorite scenes in this are the scenes with the Subway Ghost. Vincent Schiavelli makes such a strong impression in the movie with only five-ten minutes if that of screentime.
He was such a scene stealer in movies. To say he was unusual looking is an understatement. Very memorable in Cuckoo's Nest w/Nicholson and in Night Shift w/Henry Winkler -- "4K !!" 😄
Vincent Schiavelli was awesome in everything he was in.
Totally love Schiavelli!
The cigarette scene in subway was ironic. He was smoker in real lif3 and died from lung cancer
He has a great cameo in Better Off Dead.
True story, my wife and I saw this in the theater when it first came out. At the scene when Willie was taken by the evil spirits, a young teen nearby said 'Wow, makes you never want to do anything bad again.'
Omg as a kid that scared the bjeezus out of me. Like a legit Fear of God type of thing. I remember seriously fretting about doing bad stuff for a year or two.
Glad you guys got over your fear of doing bad things ...and were able to once again indulge in carnal worldly sins that piss off God 😂
I saw it in the theater too. You could hear a pin drop for a few seconds after the demons dragged off Willie, followed by a collective intake of breath. The animation doesn't hold up so well now, but at the time this scene provoked a lot of thoughts and introspection.
Every job I've ever had has been focused on protecting other people (well, not counting the coffee shop). I know for a fact I've saved at least three lives.
One guy I saved, his wife still sends me Christmas cards. I was doing pest control at the time, when he got himself in the leg with a chainsaw. Good thing I was there, because EMS was 45 minutes out. Tourniquet and an Israeli bandage got the bleeding under control fairly quickly.
I have a not so quiet pride that that guy's family gets to keep him around a while because of what I did.
I've seen a lot of horror movies and I would easily rate the "demons" in Ghost to be among the top 5 scariest things I've ever seen on film.
I gasped when you said you'd never seen Sister Act. Put it on your list, mama. It's fabulous. The sequel's great too - a young Lauryn Hill is in it!
And Jennifer Love Hewitt
@@reliablereindeer Aww yeah she is. So many fresh faces!
We need to make this happen!
Kathy Najimy is in them. I just reminded someone because they only knew her as a Sanderson Sister. LOL
Lauren Hill is amazing in that. She's a legit talent. My sister lives some blocks away from that church in SF.
42 year old former Infantryman and combat veteran. This movie will bring me to tears every time. I love my wife so deeply just the thought of one of us dying (which is inevitable) and being apart crushes me. Glad the two of you enjoyed this movie.
I remember when i saw that movie the first time at the age of 35 (?) bec my wife loves it, i wasnt that interested bec Swayze, "woman movie", love story etc...but i had tears too.
As I remember, Ghost was such a success here in Brazil that the film remained in theaters for over a year.
Carly is getting amazingly good at predicting what happens next.
Ditto
Did she just call Cassie, 'Carly'?
Yeah they suspected Carl much sooner than the movie intended them to.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 She absolutely did. It has to be an in-joke nickname, I can't believe that Carly forgot her sister's name lol.
I would gladly watch Carly's channel :D
Carl was played by Tony Goldwyn, a very accomplished actor and grandson of Samuel Goldwyn of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer studios (the lion roaring at the beginning of movies).
Patrick was so wonderful. Terrible that he passed so young. He succumbed to pancreatic cancer in 2009. He was originally pursuing a career as a dancer but at one point he developed a persistent infection in his knee which ended up affecting him long term, so he turned to acting. First film I saw him in was the cult classic "Red Dawn". He was also a singer and had a hit song that reached number three on the hot 100, and number one on the Adult Contemporary charts titled "She's Like the Wind", which Patrick said was inspired by his wife. They fell in love as teens and they were married for 34 years until his death. Was tough for me to watch Tony Goldwyn (Carl) after this film, which is a testament to his acting ability. I finally got over it and have enjoyed seeing him in numerous roles over the years. He is the grandson of Samuel Goldwyn of Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios fame.
Tony Goldwyn did the voice of Tarzan in the animated motion picture Disney's Tarzan. The cartoon character was even modeled after him.
She's like the wind...🌬
Red Dawn was a great movie. I get very emotional at that end scene where a very wounded Patrick Swayze is carrying his dying brother past that enemy officer and he (being very moved) just lets them pass and he carries him to the park and they both die on that bench together as it's snowing to seemingly a place where they probably played and were once happy as kids. I'm getting emotional just writing about it.
@@jesusloverofmysoul8794 I hear you.
You can see his classical training in how he moves, even when he's not dancing. For instance, after he's a ghost, and he jumps through the door... that's a very "dancy" way to leap. Regular people don't leap like that, but dancers do... he's just so graceful in all that he does.
I can't watch this movie without crying, even though I've seen it many times. In no small part because Patrick died so horribly, of pancreatic cancer. I remember some of the final pictures of him, he was only 57, but looked 90, he was so gaunt. But I choose not to think of him that way, I'll always remember him from this movie, and Dirty Dancing-so help me, if they EVER try to remake that movie like they did Roadhouse, there will be HELL TO PAY! Other movies too.
Speaking of Hell, when I saw this in theaters, the black shadows scared the CRAP OUT OF ME! If there is a Hell, I imagine that is exactly what populates it. They're the essence of Evil. No pitchforks, no horns, no demons, just beings of non-energy and Darkness. Heck, they still scare me today. There is something so primal and visceral about them. I know Carl was a bad guy, but I felt bad for him at the end. He never meant for Sam to be killed. Willy was just supposed to rob him. At the end, when Carl sees Sam again, he looks so happy to see him. He really did love his friend. Carl did some crappy things that brought about his own demise, but he was more careless and desperate than evil. I know it makes for a better ending, but I think Carl should have gone to somewhere between Heaven and Hell, maybe Limbo, maybe to another life on Earth. Tony Goldwyn, who played Carl, is a member of Hollywood royalty, of Metro-Goldwyn-Myer lineage.
Glad you liked the movie. I'm still crying as I type this. You guys are one of my top four movie reactors, along with (in no particular order) Ashleigh Burton, AKA "Awkward Ashleigh," Alex Hefner and OctoKrool. I always look for you guys first when I want to watch a movie reaction! Thanks for being so darn good and real at it! You probably won't see this, since it's been a year, but on the off chance you do, I'm looking forward to more movie reactions with you! 💙
Masterpiece ever. Greatness
Point Break from 1991 has Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in it. And it’s a good movie.
It's a great movie
Great movie!
@@nsasupporter7557 it should have been! It's great!
@@nsasupporter7557 when it came out, it was a big movie briefly :P it was all over the place that year. Swayze and Snipes in drag... that movie was fun.
Beat me to it, Point Break is a great film has a bit of everything as well
How were you guys NOT bawling like babies at the end??? Gets me every single time.
Yep, I'm a 43 year old dude and I tear up a couple times. This movie has always been great. It had everything: comedy, drama, suspense, horror, thriller, romance. Not many films can weave all those together without falling apart.
I remember the release in the theaters and there was sobbing everywhere
Yes, those scenes at the end where he is trying to convince her…the penny scene. And the final one too, crying like Molly right here.
Yeah that end is pretty powerful and after Patrick died its just on another level.
I was wondering the same thing. One of the few movies where I got more emotional than them.
Sam was such a good spirit when he saw dead Carl. You felt the sadness in his voice when he said Carl`s name, he knew Carl was the reason he died but he still felt a sadness knowing what was coming for him. Carl hurt him bad but Sam still felt bad for him, no sense of anger or revenge just like Why did you do this
Yeah that was such great acting by Patrick. There’s many scenes in this movie where you can see multiple emotions from his facial expressions.
And to be fair to Carl, and this is something I think the ladies missed also, he said to Willy that he was only supposed to steal Sam's wallet, not kill him. So Carl was dirty, no doubt, but he didn't mean for Sam to die.
The betrayal is just next level....the train ghost is a tormented soul he has a lot of anger
4:20 -- RE: Demi Moore's Film Trifecta; So Yeah, "A Few Good Men", "Ghost" and what film fill out the top three Demi Moore films? Hint: Chris Rock made a joke about the third movie 2 years ago at the Oscars.
A: "G.I. Jane" (1997)
Whoopi has a very special love for Swayze as he said he wouldn’t make the movie if Whoopi wasn’t cast in it after producers and the director were not convinced she was right for the part. Whoopi would later win an Oscar for her work on the film and thanked Swayze in her speech.
Yeah blah blah we've all heard the story
But Whoopi hates white people, especially rich white men.
@@melissawilliams7880 Don't be a twat
@@melissawilliams7880 I hadn't.
@@carn9507 you poor thing
Whoopie won an OSCAR for this performance ladies! A couple really good 80s film with Demi Moore, About Last Night (Rob Lowe); and St. Elmo’s Fire.
She should have won for The Color Purple though
She owes that Oscar to Patrick. He specifically wanted Whoopi and would not do the film without her. She says said that many times herself
@@arthurrubiera8750 The opportunity, absolutely. The talent is hers.
Blame It on Rio
Indecent Proposal
'The love inside... you take it with you." That's such a comforting line.
Hard to appreciate a line when in it's in a ridiculous movie.
@@floron1963 I disagree.
Whoopi also was in the lion king, Nobody’s Fool And Cinderella (1997)
You two are GOOD! The first time I saw this movie I didn't peg Carl as the bad guy at all until the scene where he confronted Willie. You got him right away. Very impressive.
The actor playing the gost in the subway that teaches Sam how to move things in the physical world was played by Vincent Schiavelli. He is a wonderful actor with a very distinctive look. As you said, kind of like a Muppet. He looks that way because he has Marfan syndrome. This is an inherited disorder that affects connective tissue - the fibers that support and anchor your organs and other structures in your body. Marfan syndrome most commonly affects the heart, eyes, blood vessels and skeleton.
People with Marfan syndrome are usually tall and thin with unusually long arms, legs, fingers and toes. I sort of makes it look like he's melting. It can be fatal, but MR. Schiavelli died from lung cancer in 2005.
You guys figured this out SO fast - first time I saw it, I was as shocked as Sam when Carl showed up at Willy's place.
But not to as a betrayal
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 was his claim to fame. He was beloved by all, as was Patrick. RIP Patrick and Vincent.
This movie is so close to my heart.
When my grandmother's best friend passed away, i watched this movie as it's been my comfort movie for a long time. Once the ending came and Sam walked into heaven, i was a complete mess with tears running down my face and i had to wake my mother up from sleeping because i was so upset. It felt like i was saying goodbye to her for the last time.
Now, come up to a couple of years ago, i had a dream about my grandmother's best friend as she came to me in spirit, and i know it was her appearing to me. Her face was there as clear as day. She was walking towards a rocket/spaceship of some sort to depart into space. I felt like this was her from the afterlife telling me she was okay, and maybe she used space as a metaphor that she's never too far away if i ever need her. This dream was the closure i was wanting for so long.
I absolutely believe something exists, and this dream felt like a confirmation.
Ghost is absolutely one of the most beautiful films i've ever watched in my life, and i needed to share that story just to tell you why this film means everything to me.
Thanks for doing this one!
Damn, such a great movie, may have to watch it fully this weekend. R.I.P Patrick Swayze 😢
Patrick Swayze died in September of 2009 of Pancreatic cancer at the age of 57. My wife of 30 years died of Pancreatic cancer only half a month after he did at the age of 48. She looked up to him as a strong roll model for fighting it. It was found in her in March of 2009 and she pasted in early October 2009. Patrick was diagnosed in January of 2008 and lasted far longer than her. His
( Patrick's) last words, " the Love inside, You take it with you" always makes me gush with tears. I know it's true because I'm taking it with me. There is no one but my wife still and my love for her is stronger than the day she left.
Find a new wife you can love More than just one person you know... You only have one life to live when we are gone, that's it.. We enter nothingness Till eternity, It's hard but you should I lost my wife when she was 28 in 2006 I just started getting into the dating scene again this past month. and I turned 49 in May , She would want you to be happy. Even Patrick Swayze's wife finally moved on
If it makes you feel good, Consciousness most likely continues after our biological death, NDE prove that where people have spiritual experiences with zero brain activity.
@@G_Singh222 but you need to know whether you are going to Heaven or Hell. This film doesn't tell you the truth. The truth is that nobody without Jesus will get to Heaven.
@@agemoth
I don’t believe that The bible is the truth, since it contradicts with reality, the god of the bible is supposed to be love yet we see a horrible nature out there, homosexuals are supposed to go to hell for practising their nature.
I’m really sorry
Rest in peace Patrick Swayze, he fought a courageous battle against Pancreatic Cancer, gone too soon
The bit when the guy pretends to be contagious in the lift is actually a thing the director Jerry Zucker had been doing in real life for years, along with David Zucker and Jim Abrahams. The three of them previously wrote Airplane! and The Naked Gun.
Ghost is spoofed in the Naked Gun sequel, although Jerry Zucker was not involved in the writing. But his brother was and asked him the permission to steal the classic pottery scene. The voice over in the teaser trailer announced: "From the brother of the director of Ghost."
This came out when I was in the Army in Germany. I saw it and the audience was blown away.
“It’s amazing, Molly. The love inside, you take it with you.”
Quoted by Sam Wheat in the 1990 movie called: Ghost
Patrick Swayze was an incredible actor. Thinking about him makes me feel emotional. He is missed everyday, and not forgotten.
Carl is played by Tony Goldwyn, who is Hollywood royalty. His grandfather was Samuel Goldwyn, as in Metro Goldwyn Meyer, the movie studio.
Watched this with my wife the other night…hits a lot harder as an adult who now knows true love. To not be able to atleast hold her hand while she’s RIGHT there would crush me
Where did u find this movie? Pls let me know which OTT platform it is in
The bank scene, and the one following it where Whoopi gave the check to the nuns always has me dying from laughters. One of the most memorable moments of comedy in all the cinema history.
What, the ghost talking to Whoopi in the bank instructing Whoopi on the transaction? The ghost? Much more stupid than funny.
Patrick Swayze, did other things, but with Dirty Dancing and Ghost, his legacy was complete already. And she has been great in many things, but Whoopi earned her recognition here.
How so ?
If you like ghost movies that aren't too scary, "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" is one of my favorites. It's really old, but it's WONDERFUL.
The "Topper" films are my favorite. Doubt their patreons will ever know or vote for something that old.
"The Ghost and Mrs Muir" is a great film. Rex Harrison played a gorgeous ghost. Also consider "On Borrowed Time" starring Lionel Barrymore (Drew Barrymore's relative), "Death Takes a Holiday" (1941?) is the original version of "Meet Joe Black".
Also consider Lady in White next spooky season. It is a ghost story for kids.
Ghost Wisperer is (as an example for a series format) good as well
I even liked the ol' Ghost and ,Mrs. Muir sitcom starring Hope Lang and Edward Mulhare that aired on ABC. Not as classic as the movie, but entertaining nonetheless.
If you want to see more comedic Whoopi, watch "Jumping Jack Flash" and if you want to see her in an amazing dramatic role, you need to watch "The Color Purple ".
Corrina Corrina was somewhere in between, and she's great in it with the late, great Ray Liotta
The color purple is probably a mist watch for any movie enthusiast
And if you want to see her as a clown watch The View
@@9876babyboy I'd say that's a perfect match for them, Corrina Corrina is really sweet, i don't think they could take The Color Purple lol
Jumpin jack flash is massively underrated, love you both to watch it.
“Whoopi Goldberg.” “She acts?!” You guys are so cute. Lol. The Color Purple is the an excellent Whoopi Goldberg movie. Please watch it together ❤️
Love that y'all saw that it was Carl right off the bat. My mother had this movie playing when I was a kid so I couldn't enjoy it with suspense
Loved the look on y'all faces when Carl was at the bank typing in the MAC code haha
This was the first movie that made me cry… ever I think I was 9 that's the youngest I remember but I knew I saw it younger ❤️
Enjoyed y'all reaction was cool… 😊
Born in 1989, generations do change for sure, but love gosh…. this film hits deep
I felt this in my bones when you said you only knew Demi due to being married to Ashton 😂 She’s a great actress!
Hill I will die on is Tony Goldwyn's scared acting is one of the best I've ever seen. Most actors seem to think the more scared you are the more over the top your face, but fright is a gut feeling, like you're sick to your stomach and he does it so well. Also you should watch Point Break as well!
It really is. To this day I associate him with sweat and anxiety.
Yeah, at multiple points in the movie you can see him look like he's about to throw up, very convincingly. The acting is great, but I feel like makeup should get at least some credit - you can't just act pale and sweaty, and they knocked it out of the park. Everything came together really nicely in this film.
the lesson the creepy dead guy gave him about moving objects sounded like the same guidance yoda gave luke when teaching him about the force. "all your anger, all your hate and just move it!" also the sounds of the dark spirits that take bad people away was made by recording babies crying and they reveresed the sounds and slowed them down to make that horrible noise
I feel like this was one of the (many) influences JK Rowling used for Harry Potter.
I've only seen this movie ONCE (probably 25-30 years ago) so it was so nice to see it again! What a tear-jerker! I'm glad you both enjoyed it!
I've seen it many times because it's a movie that my family enjoys so whenever it's on Tv we get along and watch it. Never made me cry, but this movie reaction made me tear. lol. Great reactions.
Its a great story, kind of reminds me of something like "count of monte Cristo" where the protagonist is betrayed by a friend and imprisoned
Sam was a good man! his soul couldn`t look not even when the glass cut Carl`s chest! he just turn his head! did anyone else noticed that?
Oh, yes😢😮
Saw it in the theater in college.
The credits rolled and the lights came up and about 70-80 people all at the exact same time made the same noise - a deep breath in combined with sniffling, from the crying they’d been doing the last 5 mins of the movie.
One of the funniest things ever, after such an emotional climax to a movie.
Little known fact, Stephen Root played the police officer that Demi's character talked too....he's played in hundreds of films and tv shows in his career but is best known as Milton in Office Space. Have you seen my stapler?
I’m 35 years old and grew up watching this film because of my two older sisters. The ending still brings me to tears. It’s so beautiful and bittersweet. It’s so unfortunate that he was murdered and that they were robbed of their time together, but it’s amazing that there was this kind of closure (knowing what happened, knowing how the other felt and getting to say I love you one last time) I think that’s what most people would want, especially after the losing a loved one so unexpectedly.
Righteous Brothers-- Unchained Melody was EVERYTHING in this movie. That pottery scene is etched in movie greatness. RIP Patrick Swayze. So many good movies-- Point Break, Red Dawn, etc... Demi Moore-- St. Elmo's Fire, Indecent Proposal.
GREAT movie in it's time.
they have great voices.
Roadhouse is another one of his movies that was a lot of fun and good action.
I'm surprised you guys didn't lose it laughing at Whoopi's performance.
That scene where the shadow people drag that dude away scared the hell out of me as a kid.
AGREED. 👹☠👺👻
The film won two Academy Awards...Best Supporting Actress for Whoopi and Best Original Screenplay for Bruce Joel Rubin. One of my Mom's favorite movies (RIP Mom) .
Great reaction from you two.
I first saw this in the theater just sat there through the end credits, tears streaming down my face from that ending. Seen it probably 30 times since and it leaves me that exact same way every time.
Oh snap that was Stephen Root! lolol I didn't realize he was in this too! Way before Office Space. And vincent chiavelli as the Subway Ghost, classic. Perfect casting. Vincent had Marfan's Syndrome and it made him unique actor
My husband and I went to see this when it came out in the theater when it finished we paid again for the second show got some more popcorn and went back in.
The next Swayze movie you should watch is Point Break. Great action movie, also starring Keanu Reeves.
The reason that you should watch it next is that after Shaun of the Dead, everyone wants you to watch Hot Fuzz. But Hot Fuzz spoils the crap out of Point Break, so you need to watch it first.
So glad you guys enjoyed this movie. This is my mom's favorite movie before she died.
Contemporaneously with "Ghost," another film "Truly, Madly, Deeply" starring newcomer Alan Rickman (known only for his role as Hans Gruber at that time) was released almost simultaneously with a similar premise. It is a much more sad story, and deals directly with loss and grief and moving on. It won several awards for its originality and is worth watching if you actually watch any movies for your own pleasure.
I loved him in Quigley Down Under. I think the girls would love that movie, an Australian Western, with Tom Selleck, Rickman, and Laura San Giacomo. It has all the elements they love in a movie
One of my favourite movies.
@@allenwhitmer8192 there are other new Australian tv and moves that are good. the first underbelly tv series from 2008 the first two underbelly files movies the third is not that good. charlie and boots. red hill. balibo. the legend of ben hall. beneath hill 60.. mystery road. and it's sequel goldstone. danger close. cassie and her family should come to Australia if the motel or hotel has Stan a Australian streaming service on the tv in the room than cassie can watch some Australian tv and movies. don't know if she would be able to react to the shows in a motel or hotel.
@@will13434 sounds interesting 🤔
Another movie on a similar theme was Always, came out about the same time but wasn't quite as popular, you might enjoy it though, excellent cast
There will never be decade like 90. It was just perfect time for movies of any genre.
This was my grandmother's favorite movie. It has a special meaning for me and I always get pretty emotional watching it.
I knew you guys would love this. Of course the leads got all the accolades and rightly so, but the supporting cast is often overlooked - Rick Aviles (Willie), Vincent Schiaparelli (subway ghoul) and especially Tony Baldwin in the thankless and difficult role of Carl were all outstanding and helped to make this movie such a winner.
An AMAZING movie that will never be forgotten. Thanx for reacting to it. Amazing job, ladies.
This one really hits hard. This is the 6 month anniversary of my girlfriend dying from ovarian cancer at age 25. I miss her so much, I would give anything to hold her in my arms again. Great reaction.
You're both too young for such sorrow.😥 I hope that every time you think of her, that you feel her around you, the love is stronger & therefore she has gone nowhere. Wishing you a gentle healing.🌹
My condolences on your loss.
Sorry for your loss
I have been travelling and photographing Holy men and tribes in different countries.
99% of what I have seen is BS, but two incidents with 2 seperate Tribal Elders convinced me, or I should say proved to me without a doubt that life continues after we pass.
You will see her again, she does see you, but only in cases of suicide will you fail to see her.
Live your life, be happy, your time will come.
I'm sorry
Those Reebok shoe boxes, that brings me back.
The “Oh, Carl” line says it all between Sam and Carl, disappointment and sadness.
19:43 Before computers people had to make a lot of phone calls to find out if someone has a criminal record. And it was easy to slip through the cracks, so criminals would move a lot to new jurisdictions. Which then gave rise to people being suspicious of new people and transients (this goes back thousands of years). But at the same time populations were a lot smaller so people knew each other and and could keep tabs on people easier. It boils down to a simple reality, yes you could leave one place and almost start a new life elsewhere, but if you're a career criminal, you'll be soon enough burning bridges there too, so it wouldn't make much of a difference. If you really wanted to change your life you could. But then, people can still do that now for the most part.
I remember going to Block Buster and picking out this movie on VHS as a kid because it said Ghost ,lol. When I saw it again later as an adult it hit me emotionally. Patrick and Demi had amazing chemistry. This movie hits all the feels. If you want to see another good Demi Moore movie GI Jane.
You two have such beautiful souls. I’ve seen these movies many times but it’s a joy to watch them through your eyes. Great channel and happy holidays to you and your family.
My wife and I went to see this on our first date! 32 years ago. It was such a big hit that the theaters were jam packed, and we got there a bit late and the only seats were right up front! Oh dear! It's a great 1st date story anyway. ☺❤
Well done on picking up on the Carl angle. Not a lot of people caught that until the reveal. Lots of gasps in the audience.
Whoopi won the Oscar for this, she was great. I love their version of what happens to your soul when you die. Light of peaceful beings to escort to Heaven OR nasty shadow demons to pull you down to Hell for eternity. Both beautiful and chilling. 😇😈
The ending ALWAYS makes me tear up. 🥲
(BTW, Demi Moore is famous for being able to cry on demand, real tears! Powerful skill.)😭
Wow, intense and momentous first date! Congratulations.
The light with peaceful relatives to escort you to Heaven part, is true.
Great review! GHOST is such a good classic movie! I recommand ROAD HOUSE , it has Patrick Swayze , Sam Elliot, Kelly Lynch, Ben Gazzara, and Jeff Healey Band also plays in the movie and created the music to this master piece! Road House is a hidden Gem!🎤🎸🎶
I just found out that Tina Turner was offered the Oda May part and turned it down. That made the "Tina Turner" reference in the bank make more sense as an Easter Egg.
My mom, who is 101, has always liked this movie, but really loved learning that the sound of the "bad ghosts" was made by slowing down a recording of babies crying.
You both should check out Always as well. Kinda similar in theme, but no real "bad guy". Plus it's a Steven Spielberg film. It's more on the humorous side, but serious also. It's a great watch.
Yay!! I’ve been waiting for you to get to Ghost! As others have said, it blends so many genres together just perfectly. I am really impressed you guys picked up on Carl’s shadiness so fast! I love the romance and serious moments of this movie, it’s beautiful, but for me Whoopi, and especially her chemistry with Patrick, make this film for me. She’s just hysterical. And they were perfect together.
Been watching your channel for MONTHS and thought I had subscribed already. I guess I didn't until just now. One of my favorite channels! Thank you and your sister!
I loved this movie as a kid. Saw it in theaters with my mom. Everybody's mom had a crush on Patrick Swayze. I wanted to be him. And the actor that played Carl was in The Last Samurai.
most beautiful moments in movies are when you moved to tears.
This movie is magnificent.
I highly recommend "Heaven Can Wait" from 1978. It has a somewhat similar theme about a guy who dies and tries to get back to the living. You guys will love it.
Also Made In Heaven which starred Kelly McGillis and Chances Are with Cybill Shepherd and Robert Downey Junior which also had similar plots. Both worth a look.
Love this movie! Just a random little fun fact you guys get a kick out of: the actor who plays Carl in this (Tony Goldwyn) was, actually, the voice of Tarzan in Disney's "Tarzan" movie! Very different role than Carl, obviously! 😉
I saw this w/my Mom when it first came out. We had no idea what we were getting into but loved it! I haven't seen a ton of Patrick Swayze movies but I do like "Red Dawn". Demi Moore was popular in the 80's/90's. I liked her in the comedy "One Crazy Summer" also starring John Cusack. Patrick Swayze passed away in 2009 from pancreatic cancer. Whoopi Goldberg was a funny woman in the 80's/90's. I personally liked the movie "Jumpin Jack Flash" and she also played a serious role in the movie "The Color Purple".
just started the vid... when i seen this notification, my first thought was... i hope both girls are watching this one together lol. i know that you'll both love it.