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| Contributor | Phil Leeds, Demi Moore, Christopher J. Keene, Macka Foley, Patrick Swayze, Martina Deignan, Whoopi Goldberg, Rick Aviles, Bruce Joel Rubin, Susan Breslau, Stanley Lawrence, Tony Goldwyn, Rick Kleber, Jerry Zucker See more |
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- MPAA rating : PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
- Product Dimensions : 6.75 x 5.25 x 0.5 inches; 2.4 Ounces
- Director : Jerry Zucker
- Media Format : AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, Subtitled, Widescreen
- Run time : 2 hours and 6 minutes
- Release date : December 30, 2008
- Actors : Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg, Tony Goldwyn, Stanley Lawrence
- Dubbed: : French, Spanish
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- Writers : Bruce Joel Rubin
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4.0 out of 5 stars
This one is MULTI FORMAT version. What the difference with blu-ray version?
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2018
I got the MULTI FORMAT version thinking it would come with a DVD/blu-ray combo but it did not. So what the difference between MULTI FORMAT with a regular blu-ray version? The details page on Amazon for MULTI FORMAT say audio support for Spanish, French etc while the regular just say subtitle. I want know if is not same with "MULTI FORMAT" because cost more than normal version.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 14, 2022
Sad but amazing Love Story that points out the fact that just because you lose people you love doesn't mean love ends definitely a tear jerker
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 18, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 3, 2022
Greatest movie of all time
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 10, 2022
Too much Patrick, not enough Cat.
You know what I'm talking about. The cat. Where was he? Where was he when the lovely Demi Moore and her Majesty Whoopi Goldberg were in mortal peril? Where was his character arc? Far, far too much time focusing on Patrick swayze's journey of vengeance (sin) and not enough on the lovemaking of Demi Moore and Whoopi. Where was their kiss? My girlfriend and I (also a girl) feel robbed. Robbed I say. Robbed! And not like that hokey robbery at the beginning of the movie. I'm starting to think that wasn't even real.
You know what I'm talking about. The cat. Where was he? Where was he when the lovely Demi Moore and her Majesty Whoopi Goldberg were in mortal peril? Where was his character arc? Far, far too much time focusing on Patrick swayze's journey of vengeance (sin) and not enough on the lovemaking of Demi Moore and Whoopi. Where was their kiss? My girlfriend and I (also a girl) feel robbed. Robbed I say. Robbed! And not like that hokey robbery at the beginning of the movie. I'm starting to think that wasn't even real.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 15, 2022
I give this movie credit for probably being one of the closest ones to be made via the standards and thinking of Hollywood to give a realistic idea of what Heaven and Hell would be like after death. Hence, murderers would be taken away by demons to a dark place and decent people would be carried away in a heavenly light to an awaiting existence as the movie suggests. The roaming ghosts either have an earthly burden to fix before going to their destination or are simply waiting on a loved one to join them. Seen the movie tons. Was good for all its worth but tastes change. Patrick Swayze is a little overrated in his good looks. Demi Moore was called fantastically gorgeous in the movie. By whose standards? Whoppi Goldberg always provides with humor but even her mannerisms are a little over the top. It's a good movie, no where bearing the title of a classic yet, and there are other worthwhile one's as well.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 16, 2015
I rented it because of Whoopie Goldberg and was not only not disappointed, but utterly exhilarated by her character Otta May (sp.) This must be
the furthest out she's gotten and still kept believability. The story is of 3 friends. Patrick is a successful financier/investor as is Tony; Demi
plays Patrick's girlfriend, a professional sculptor, The two decide to buy an antique flat and renovate it; the film opens with the three of them doing
some wholehearted demolition which allows Demi to have her studio downstairs and their roomy bedroom upstairs. After moving in, Tony invites
them out, but they had previous plans to see "Macbeth." Walking home from the theatre, they pass a bad guy, and the story starts with a bang.
The bad guy comes after them, Patrick, trying to fight him off, is killed, but doesn't realize it yet and gives chase. The confusion and lack of understanding is played very well. You can just feel how he is struggling to understand why he is still sentient, but can't touch anything.Demi stays with his body, calling for help; he is rushed to the hospital, but cannot be saved. He starts meeting other "deceased" souls, who start to
enlighten him. He just has to find out what happened. He stalks the killer, and finds out it was a hired job, and that his girlfriend is in danger. This is definitely a fast paced thriller with little relief until near the end. He has to warn her, getting anxious, and finds this fake medium, or so she
(Whoopie) believes, but for some reason, she can hear HIM. He plays this character very well; he is very determined, and just will NOT give up, no matter what he has to do. Their interchange is wonderful, and almost comic relief, except the danger looms. Carl, the friend (Tony), is shown
to be desperately criminal, getting in with some bad guys, trying to embezzle $4,000,000, for which he needs the secret code,which is in Patrick's
character's effects, taken home by Demi. The danger is always edgy, & fast paced, and Patrick's character has a lot to learn in a short time in
order to effect safety,and life for his girlfriend. You begin to feel really uncomfortable with Carl (Tony), and when Patrick witnesses his confession to the murderer of how he is stealing this money, the shock and loss of trust is very visible on his face, but this spurs him into a very creative solution, which is not only very satisfying to the audience as we see Carl stunned, disbelieving, and with a terribly terribly guilty look on his face when he discovers the money he was trying to steal is gone, but delightfully hilarious, involving Whoopie's character in a high class scheme which she pulls off , well, not exactly with complete aplomb, but as much gentility as she can muster, and it is very funny. (And the scene of what she has to do subsequently raises such compassion and delight in you it is worth the whole film - what a treasure!) The pace continues, though
because Carl figures out he has to kill HER, and thus, but his frantic near insane insistence ends up bringing out his own payment for his deeds.
This part of the ending did not sit quite right with me; for some reason it didn't seem like true consciousness awakening justice. However, you may feel differently. I wanted him to face his intentions fully. My only other dislike was of the music; it was not original, and frequently sounded trite (borrowed themes matching the action), and thus did not support the excellence of the story, it's exploration of death, what possibilities may be open to us, such as affecting the lives of those we love, and the excellence of the actors. If you think you would like the combination of love
story, thriller, wonderful comedy, and insight into eternal justice, I do recommend this film.
the furthest out she's gotten and still kept believability. The story is of 3 friends. Patrick is a successful financier/investor as is Tony; Demi
plays Patrick's girlfriend, a professional sculptor, The two decide to buy an antique flat and renovate it; the film opens with the three of them doing
some wholehearted demolition which allows Demi to have her studio downstairs and their roomy bedroom upstairs. After moving in, Tony invites
them out, but they had previous plans to see "Macbeth." Walking home from the theatre, they pass a bad guy, and the story starts with a bang.
The bad guy comes after them, Patrick, trying to fight him off, is killed, but doesn't realize it yet and gives chase. The confusion and lack of understanding is played very well. You can just feel how he is struggling to understand why he is still sentient, but can't touch anything.Demi stays with his body, calling for help; he is rushed to the hospital, but cannot be saved. He starts meeting other "deceased" souls, who start to
enlighten him. He just has to find out what happened. He stalks the killer, and finds out it was a hired job, and that his girlfriend is in danger. This is definitely a fast paced thriller with little relief until near the end. He has to warn her, getting anxious, and finds this fake medium, or so she
(Whoopie) believes, but for some reason, she can hear HIM. He plays this character very well; he is very determined, and just will NOT give up, no matter what he has to do. Their interchange is wonderful, and almost comic relief, except the danger looms. Carl, the friend (Tony), is shown
to be desperately criminal, getting in with some bad guys, trying to embezzle $4,000,000, for which he needs the secret code,which is in Patrick's
character's effects, taken home by Demi. The danger is always edgy, & fast paced, and Patrick's character has a lot to learn in a short time in
order to effect safety,and life for his girlfriend. You begin to feel really uncomfortable with Carl (Tony), and when Patrick witnesses his confession to the murderer of how he is stealing this money, the shock and loss of trust is very visible on his face, but this spurs him into a very creative solution, which is not only very satisfying to the audience as we see Carl stunned, disbelieving, and with a terribly terribly guilty look on his face when he discovers the money he was trying to steal is gone, but delightfully hilarious, involving Whoopie's character in a high class scheme which she pulls off , well, not exactly with complete aplomb, but as much gentility as she can muster, and it is very funny. (And the scene of what she has to do subsequently raises such compassion and delight in you it is worth the whole film - what a treasure!) The pace continues, though
because Carl figures out he has to kill HER, and thus, but his frantic near insane insistence ends up bringing out his own payment for his deeds.
This part of the ending did not sit quite right with me; for some reason it didn't seem like true consciousness awakening justice. However, you may feel differently. I wanted him to face his intentions fully. My only other dislike was of the music; it was not original, and frequently sounded trite (borrowed themes matching the action), and thus did not support the excellence of the story, it's exploration of death, what possibilities may be open to us, such as affecting the lives of those we love, and the excellence of the actors. If you think you would like the combination of love
story, thriller, wonderful comedy, and insight into eternal justice, I do recommend this film.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 11, 2022
So what would happen if the man you loved died and you were suddenly alone to take on the world, and the bad guys? And what would happen if the love you shared was so deep and true that he stuck around as a Ghost to make sure you were okay? Such is the journey of this story. It’s a 1990 film, but even 22 on, it’s a love story that holds true and we keep coming back for more. A great date night film, my wife and I enjoy Patrick, Demi, and Whoopi in one of their best films each. And who doesn’t love that pottery scene? My wife and I decided to grab it when Amazon had a good deal, and allow us to watch whenever we want a great date night romance. No more spoilers coming, but lets just say, this creative look at how love can go on beyond the grave is well worth a watch. And don’t miss Whoopi as the woman who can hear Patrick’s dead guy, putting her into some hilarious situations. It’s a RomCom for the ages... and life after death.
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Angie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love can sometimes live beyond all boundaries...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on June 10, 2015
At least, that's what 'Ghost' is trying to tell us. If love is strong enough, it can exist even after death, even when all seems lost. Of-course, there's no real reassurance anything exists after death, including love, but since people need desperately to believe there is still something out there left of their soul after the body fails to continue its journey upon earth, it's understandable why this movie suggests that some souls might still wander among us as ghosts - especially when their end wasn't exactly expected. Either way, whether you chose to believe or not, this is simply terrific entertainment, and one that can no doubt be considered a classic these days.
I don't know why I didn't get to watch 'Ghost' earlier, but as they say, it's better late than never. For the few of those who haven't seen it yet (mainly the younger generation, I assume) I'll just say there is a big chance this is the best Demi Moore\Patrick Swayze movie you'll get to see, and I'm still waiting for something else to surpass the hypnotizing tension and mystery atmosphere offered here, the fact Patrick Swayze's immense suffering feels so real even though in his new form he's not suppose to suffer any more; Also, you'll get to see Whoopi Goldberg in one of her best roles up until now, and personally I feel that here she even exceeds expectations and is better than what she did with her most famous role as Dolores Van-Cartièr\Sister Mary Clarence just a couple of years later (but, if you'll watch closely, I quite sure you'll notice that her celebrated movies about nuns took their inspiration from an interesting scene here).
I must mention the guy that plays Carl (don't remember the actor's name at the moment, but he's simply great). He's doing a fine job as the best friend of Swayze's character who betrays his faith and stubs him in the back (well, something quite close to it, anyway). I felt a bit sorry for him at his loss at first, but as the story developed and the truth was exposed in all its ugliness I hated him with a reason.
Beside those wonderful actors, notice the one who briefly plays the subway ghost. A more tortured soul, so filled with agony and despair even after death, I haven't witnessed in a very long time, or should I say I never witnessed in my life...
To conclude things, you really should not miss this movie, by all means take your time to get to know what the power of true love that lasts beyond the limits of life is, and by the way, if you like this one, make sure as well to listen to the original cast recording of the musical based on the same story - made years later, and through the music you'll relive the sorrow and deep emotions of all the people involved in the story of 'Ghost', a story that seems as fresh and honest (albeit not exactly real in places) as it seemed back then in 1990, when the wonderful feature first reached the big screens and captured the hearts and imagination of millions around the globe. Not just your average ghost story.
I don't know why I didn't get to watch 'Ghost' earlier, but as they say, it's better late than never. For the few of those who haven't seen it yet (mainly the younger generation, I assume) I'll just say there is a big chance this is the best Demi Moore\Patrick Swayze movie you'll get to see, and I'm still waiting for something else to surpass the hypnotizing tension and mystery atmosphere offered here, the fact Patrick Swayze's immense suffering feels so real even though in his new form he's not suppose to suffer any more; Also, you'll get to see Whoopi Goldberg in one of her best roles up until now, and personally I feel that here she even exceeds expectations and is better than what she did with her most famous role as Dolores Van-Cartièr\Sister Mary Clarence just a couple of years later (but, if you'll watch closely, I quite sure you'll notice that her celebrated movies about nuns took their inspiration from an interesting scene here).
I must mention the guy that plays Carl (don't remember the actor's name at the moment, but he's simply great). He's doing a fine job as the best friend of Swayze's character who betrays his faith and stubs him in the back (well, something quite close to it, anyway). I felt a bit sorry for him at his loss at first, but as the story developed and the truth was exposed in all its ugliness I hated him with a reason.
Beside those wonderful actors, notice the one who briefly plays the subway ghost. A more tortured soul, so filled with agony and despair even after death, I haven't witnessed in a very long time, or should I say I never witnessed in my life...
To conclude things, you really should not miss this movie, by all means take your time to get to know what the power of true love that lasts beyond the limits of life is, and by the way, if you like this one, make sure as well to listen to the original cast recording of the musical based on the same story - made years later, and through the music you'll relive the sorrow and deep emotions of all the people involved in the story of 'Ghost', a story that seems as fresh and honest (albeit not exactly real in places) as it seemed back then in 1990, when the wonderful feature first reached the big screens and captured the hearts and imagination of millions around the globe. Not just your average ghost story.
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Andrea Lou
4.0 out of 5 stars
Poor Blu Ray transfer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 17, 2017
One of my favourite films. Was sorely disappointed with the Blu Ray quality! So much pixeling, and visible lines through lighter scenes. In fact I really wouldn't waste your money if you already own the special edition on DVD. I am not overly fussy, but I really felt like this was not in HD. The sound was poor, I had to turn the volume up so high, the picture to me was very patchy, you could see the pixels. I have found a few Paramount Bly Ray movies from the 80s and 90s look rather poor compared to other older Blu Rays which have been a great transfer. I own Ghost on DVD, it really was a let down paying out for this on Blu Ray.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
This is not just fantasy. This is for real.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on February 9, 2020
Watch this movie - this is not just a cute story, this is how earthbound sphere of Afterlife actually works, so this is not just a movie to entertain yourself, but to educate too.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Now do you believe in ghosts?
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on November 10, 2011
Now do you believe in ghosts?
Sam Wheat is killed during a botched mugging but his spirit is stuck in spirit world limbo. Watching over his left behind lover, Molly, it becomes clear that there is far more to his killing than it at first seemed. Enlisting the help of kooky psychic Oda Mae Brown, Sam must protect the now in danger Molly whilst simultaneously getting to the bottom of his murder.
Ghost is a multi genre offering, not just purely a romantic weepy that its detractors would have you believe. Romance, fantasy, mystery, thriller, comedy and no little bit of spooky shenanigans all fuse together to form Jerry Zucker's monster box office smash of 1990. Made for $22 million, it has gone on to make a staggering $517 million worldwide, proof positive that the public by and large will buy into a simple story as long as it's put together well with the afore mentioned elements. The central theme of true love reaching from beyond the grave to prove itself eternal is something that most folk find endearing in a non sickly kind of way, with it naturally helped by having a cast list firing on all cylinders.
Tho Jerry Zucker's (Airplane/Top Secret) direction is uneven, it's to be expected when this is after all his first solo feature, he is however well served by his stars. Patrick Swayze wasn't wanted for the part of Sam Wheat, but he fought tooth and nail for the project and nailed the role with gusto and emotionally driven force. Demi Moore as Molly was never lovelier, trimmed short hair to reveal a gorgeous young face, her feeding off of Swayze's energy provides the film with its credible impetus. Whoopi Goldberg as Oda Mae turns in an Oscar winning performance, wonderfully funny, yet also at times sympathetic without over stretching the essence of the piece, while Tony Goldwyn and Vincent Schiavelli also provide two memorable (for the right reasons) performances. The effects work of course looks amazing for its time, none more so when the dark side of death is fully realised via shadows in the films most creepy moments, whilst the editing (Walter Murch) and screenplay (Oscar winning by Bruce Rubin) is from the top draw.
So yes it's safe to say that me, a butch middle aged bloke, is personally a fan of Ghost, there's a little bit of corn in there, especially in one particular dance sequence, but mainly the film is a pure delight. Helped by Maurice Jarre's hauntingly sweet score and boosted by the use of the magnificent Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers, Ghost is a film to revel in if you are prepared to let it get deep inside of you. 8/10
Sam Wheat is killed during a botched mugging but his spirit is stuck in spirit world limbo. Watching over his left behind lover, Molly, it becomes clear that there is far more to his killing than it at first seemed. Enlisting the help of kooky psychic Oda Mae Brown, Sam must protect the now in danger Molly whilst simultaneously getting to the bottom of his murder.
Ghost is a multi genre offering, not just purely a romantic weepy that its detractors would have you believe. Romance, fantasy, mystery, thriller, comedy and no little bit of spooky shenanigans all fuse together to form Jerry Zucker's monster box office smash of 1990. Made for $22 million, it has gone on to make a staggering $517 million worldwide, proof positive that the public by and large will buy into a simple story as long as it's put together well with the afore mentioned elements. The central theme of true love reaching from beyond the grave to prove itself eternal is something that most folk find endearing in a non sickly kind of way, with it naturally helped by having a cast list firing on all cylinders.
Tho Jerry Zucker's (Airplane/Top Secret) direction is uneven, it's to be expected when this is after all his first solo feature, he is however well served by his stars. Patrick Swayze wasn't wanted for the part of Sam Wheat, but he fought tooth and nail for the project and nailed the role with gusto and emotionally driven force. Demi Moore as Molly was never lovelier, trimmed short hair to reveal a gorgeous young face, her feeding off of Swayze's energy provides the film with its credible impetus. Whoopi Goldberg as Oda Mae turns in an Oscar winning performance, wonderfully funny, yet also at times sympathetic without over stretching the essence of the piece, while Tony Goldwyn and Vincent Schiavelli also provide two memorable (for the right reasons) performances. The effects work of course looks amazing for its time, none more so when the dark side of death is fully realised via shadows in the films most creepy moments, whilst the editing (Walter Murch) and screenplay (Oscar winning by Bruce Rubin) is from the top draw.
So yes it's safe to say that me, a butch middle aged bloke, is personally a fan of Ghost, there's a little bit of corn in there, especially in one particular dance sequence, but mainly the film is a pure delight. Helped by Maurice Jarre's hauntingly sweet score and boosted by the use of the magnificent Unchained Melody by The Righteous Brothers, Ghost is a film to revel in if you are prepared to let it get deep inside of you. 8/10
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The perfect movie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on December 1, 2018
I loved this film when it was released, but then I haven't seen it for a long time. Re-watching it I realised that this story will never age, it still feels fresh and perfect. The acting is wonderful, story is great and the song of Unchained Melody is such a fantastic choice that anyone who saw this will recognise it instantly.
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