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Ghost (1990) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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WOW! This movie really had it all, suspense, comedy, investigation, and most importantly LOVE!!!

We loved it. Man, Patrick Swayze was gone too soon :( He was incredible!

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Björn Karlsson

I know a movie. It's also a movie about love. I guess you know what I'm talking about 😉😉😁😁.......... aaaaand it's time for a foreign movie

Rich Campbell

Demi Moore is brilliant. Without her, it wouldn't have worked.

Bill Maurer

Great movie and a great cast. One movie you can watch over and over again.

Zane From Canada

Watching Ghost now hits differently than it used to. Now that Patrick Swayze is gone, the ending is so much more touching and heartbreaking. 🥲😭

djKENTO

WHEN WILL WE GET POINT BREAK!!??? POINT BREEEEEAAAAAAAK!!!

Robert da Spruce

“We loved it!” Ditto. 😀 So glad you guys enjoyed it! I guess I know what I’ll be watching tonight!

Jesus F Christ
>>94836092

"Utah! Get me Two!" - I can't think of a more unnecessary yet memorable line from any other movie.

William Bryan

Yes. ROADHOUSE next 😃😃😃

Stick Figure Studios

Yeah, I knew you and Carly would love this one (even in spite of it's sad ending). A similar film you should watch sometime is Steven Spielberg's ALWAYS.

djKENTO

Fun facts: Whoopi won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for her role in this. And this is directed by Jerry Zucker who previously directed… AIRPLANE!!!

Night King01

From the director of airplane and naked gun lol.

JL_83

just SO glad to finally see the reaction to this one, knew that it was an ideal choice

London Davis

I think it's a horrible film on so many levels. I saw it in the theater with my gf/wife and even she thought it was bad. And she likes everything. Lol

Seymor Butz

Makes you want to take up pottery I bet.

Bill Hayden

You need to check out Tootsie, and Moonstruck. They are classic rom/coms from the 80s and had 15 academy award nominations between the two movies.

Grinznmore

Trivia. Stephen Root, who plays the Detective played the radio station owner (sing in a can) Oh Brother Where Art Though.

Biggman83

How have you not seen this film? It was right in your pre PIB wheel house!!!

Matt Rose

I knew you'd love this one. You need to see ROAD HOUSE now.

nick bell

If he could walk thru walls why didn't he fall thru floors?

Jason Dolan

Not only does Whoopi act... she won the OSCAR for this!

zynjams

why do you guys want her to watch roadhouse? Cassie is not a dude

Jason Dolan
>>94841346

RED DAWN would be very relevant for the War in Ukraine and maybe Cassie could donate all the proceeds to a Ukraine Relief Fund

Jason Dolan

Also... from the director of AIRPLANE! and THE NAKED GUN!

Grinznmore

This has the vibe of Starman, a tender, heartwarming story. If you like this theme, you might consider Phenomenon with John Travolta. For some reason, I'm craving a piece of Dutch Apple Pie. Two sides to the coin. Horror paints death as terror. These films show death and loss as a transition to a better existence. The Green Mile had a very interesting take. It explored existence and the biggest fear, pain. Thank you for a fun evening.

Jason Dolan

Patrick Swayze died at 57 which is pretty young still, but not tragically young like Heath Ledger or River Phoenix. Pancreatic Cancer. Very sad. He lived an amazing life though. His Barbara Walters Special is really great.

Aaron Ritchie

…and most importantly, Whoopi Goldberg!

Grinznmore
>>94848958

Patrick was visible after his diagnosis, he really enjoyed his life and his fear of leaving was wrenching. That coupled with the erosion of his beautiful physique, made his exit particularly ugly. His loss touched the nation.

Raven Dark

OMG!!! I have been waiting and hoping for this so hard. I actually squealed when I saw it, and hubby looked at me like I'd lost my mind. LOL *Tackle hug* Diving in....

Terry Yelmene

Ladies, this is one of the greatest happily-FOREVER & EVER love stories. So of course, it's an instant PiB classic and pure joy when it's a Cassie and Carly react to such a sweet and tender love story.

Mannygogou

Ah, sweet of you to say...

Carol_White
>>94847994

So that she knows how to rip someone's throat out the next time she's in a bar fight.

Ry Jo

jumping jack flash

Robert da Spruce

Ah…the old “Oops! I spilled my drink, guess I better take off my shirt” routine. 😂 You guys were onto Carl almost immediately. Excellent “Creep detector”! Great reaction ladies! I enjoyed that. I know several people are suggesting you watch Roadhouse as another Patrick Swayze movie. But I would humbly like to suggest Point Break starring Patrick and Keanu Reeves instead. I think you might enjoy that one more. Just my opinion.

Daniel Goldberg
>>94848729

I’ve always thought that Starman and Phenomenom were greatly underrated. I’m sure both Cassie and Carly would love them.

TinCan Cosmanaut

He can move through doors but floors are magic.. lol. Still very much liked the movie

David Collins

There are some more goodies in the Patrick Swayze rabbit hole. Point Break sits at the top.

Ramzi M. A. Ramzi

Such a wonderful movie. Gets me every time. Recommendation: Ladyhawke (1985).

Ry Jo

BOTH OF YOU lol watch ladyhawk and first knight

My_Cousin_Mose

13 yr old me used to really like Ghost but I havent seen it since. Its a romance movie! Barf! Well it held up. I probably won't watch it again anytime soon but it's a pretty good movie. And Whoopi was pretty funny. It definitely helped to have you and Carly get me through the first act though. It was a no brainer you guys would like this one. Thanks for getting me to watch it again.

My_Cousin_Mose

And I see we're throwing out Swayze films to recommend. Well my favorite may be Red Dawn but I would first recommend The Outsiders. I think its more up your alley and overall just a great movie.

Je suis Napoleon

If you want to fall even more in love with Patrick Swayze, you should watch To Wong Foo where he plays a drag queen. Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo also give amazing performances!

Stick Figure Studios

Movie trivia: the angry ghost on the train, who you thought looked like a Muppet, is the wonderful character actor Vincent Schiavelli (RIP). He was particularly liked by the director Milos Foreman, so Foreman used him in a lot of his movies: ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, MAN ON THE MOON and even AMADEUS (where he played the guy in the opening scene who tried to use sweets to persuade the elderly Salieri to open his door).

John Cranberry

I cannot believe she had never seen Ghost. 🙄

nick bell

Not the reaction I imagined but these hit everyone different I guess

nick bell
>>94867962

I always thought he was the inspiration for the 'train guy' in the MATRIX movies

Björn Karlsson
>>94835652

Yeah, that movie too 😊, but I'm more keen on Show me love. The most heartwarming/heartbreaking coming-of-age movie imo 😇😇

MetallicOpeth

This film is a stone cold classic

Philip Alan
>>94859425

My thoughts since the movie came out (still love this movie). But what did we expect? His body falling endlessly through the earth for infinity? haha.

My_Cousin_Mose
>>94878994

They certainly do. What were you imagining though? Cuz this was exactly what I expected from what I remembered of the movie.

nick bell
>>94878994

Nothing bad. Nothing wrong just thought there'd be a few tears at the end.

brooke atkins
>>94878994

She did cry at the end. Just cause she’s not bawling uncontrollably doesn’t mean she doesn’t feel it. I watched this with them again last night for the 10,000 time lol and cried for the 10,000 time lol

brooke atkins
>>94848958

That Barbara walters special is so great. You could see his sadness and his fear of leaving his wife behind without him. They were married for 43 years when he passed. He was given 6 months to live and lived another 2 and a half years. His physical appearance at the end of his life was shocking to see in pictures. He looked like a skeleton and a completely different person. R.I.P. Patrick swayze!!

Gábor Árki
>>94847975

Not just won, what is surprising to me is that she beat Stands with a Fist / Mary McDonnell that year.

Gábor Árki

After this talk about Sister Act, I hope we will get to see a reaction to that one day. One of the best movies of Whoopi Goldberg and maybe her best comedic performance.

Mike Lemon
>>94868251

If you look at her "seen movies" list, there wasn't much before 1995 until she started her channel.

Mike Lemon
>>94865427

Three Wishes, Tall Tale, and s09e18 of MASH just to throw some curveballs into the list.

Lori

May I suggest a very sweet, yet thought provoking and powerful movie...Powder. Jeff Goldblum, Mary Steenburgen, and Sean Patrick Flannery as Powder. Beautiful, emotional film.

SplinterTME
>>94859425

I always thought of it like this. Its all in his mind. He saw himself dead and knew he was a ghost. ghost move through walls and cant move things, that "trope" been in culture for a long time. But the ground being solid and gravity, who gives those things a second thought? So he subconsciously was making the ground solid just like he learned to move solid objects. Also it's a movie. Cheers!

Nathan Bishop

LOL that guy does look like one of the grumpy muppets. And I love how you can see a bunch of outlines of beings at the end as Sam is walking into the light. No doubt those are Sam's loved ones who went before him. And that line about taking the love with you is so powerful. In fact, Patrick Swayze recalled that line in an interview he did shortly before his death. It's in a video called "Patrick Swayze The Truth" on YouTube. Patrick was a big part of my childhood, and I was devastated when he died. Same with Robin Williams, and now Robbie Coltrane. So many great talents have left us.

My_Cousin_Mose
>>94865427

Curveballs indeed I've never even heard of those. I've heard of MASH obviously but didn't know Swayze was in an episode.

Erik Daniel

I just got back from hockey and now I get to watch Ghost with you 2 lovely people? That's a good night right there! Now Carly, an example of how behind the scenes info can make movies seem less scary. You know, for when Cassie drags you into 'scary, but not too scary' October again next year lol. The noises that are made by the 'shadow monsters' use to freak me out when I was younger. Until I learned that they are actually just the sounds of babies crying, played at very low speeds and in reverse. It helped me sleep a little easier lol. So next time you are 'forced' to watch a horror movie, just watch some behind the scenes clips after to "see behind the curtain", and it might help calm your mind down. Alright, break out the pottery wheel, time for Ghost! Thank you so much ladies.

Scott Macaulay

This will be a first for me too! Never got around to watching this one. I've seen scenes and parodies only.

Sahitya

My first exposure to Demi Moore was from Charlie's Angels full throttle LOL. Back when I was way too young to know anything, Demi Moore was featured in that movie like it was a bombshells come back. I never heard of or saw her before that, so the sentiment that movie was going for was lost on me. I just remembered thinking yeah she looks good for her age, what's the big deal. Years later I watched a few Good Men and recognized her, but still thought of her as that lady from the Charlie's Angels sequel. Then over the years I didn't end up watching many of her movies but I did get to know about her history in the industry and the rat pack and all that stuff. Took around 15 years but after watching Ghost for the first time tonight I finally get it. I get why she blew up and why this movie made so much money. She looks absolutely radiant and stunning in this and I was just transfixed. Just something about her I couldn't put my finger on that was just making me mutter to myself every time there was a close up on her, "damn she's gorgeous". Her chemistry with swayze was, i have to say, off the charts and probably what made some of the cheesy parts enjoyable enough. That's also probably why I had such a visceral reaction to Carl hitting on her in the shirt off scene. Every little move that douche made had me literally yelling at the screen, you lecherous opportunist get lost.

Erik Daniel

This was so fun lol. "Carl with your cute face, I hate you!" Haha, the sisters were on to him quick! I thoroughly enjoyed watching you both hate on his every move. Oh and Carly, "Sister's edition!" - oh we liked it lol. The heckler Muppets from The Muppets Christmas Carol?? lol wow Cassie, with all respect to Vincent Schiavelli... yes. Holy yes, I see it. I have to thank you for the Just Like Heaven shout out. It made my night, that was one of my Pops favorites. As soon as you both shared your hopes that it was just a coma, and he could come back to life, I blurted out "hey just Like Heaven", followed immediately by both of you. Good times lol.

Gilbert Gonzalez

Yes, so sad Patrick Swayze is gone. I imagine you’ll probably look it up, but I believe he passed in around 2009 from pancreatic cancer. Roadhouse is another classic of his you should check out though, also Point Break with Keanu Reeves!

John Cranberry

This has to be pointed out!!! I have seen Ghost many times before and I found myself tearing up big time once again and had a huge lump in my throat. WHY!!!! on earth did neither Cassie or Carly cry, not even once. Are they holograms? Please explain this to me? Cassie cries all the time!!!

JayF
>>94944602

I definitely would go with Point Break over Roadhouse. Also, Next of Kin, Three Wishes, The Outsiders, and Red Dawn (1984).

Popcorn In Bed
>>94868251

The title always deterred me as I thought it would be scary ish? Plus I was like "its an old 80's movie, ew" so dumb and ignorant back then ;)

Popcorn In Bed
>>94943533

great minds <3 thats funny, after watching this Carly and I both texted each other we were craving watching Just Like Heaven now.

Popcorn In Bed
>>94945497

I think I kept holding out hope that he would be able to come back somehow, and then in the end, it was beautiful and closure giving and peaceful, I teared up but happy tears

Wes Stewart

As a kid in the 90s I remember Ghost and Dirty Dancing was in every single VHS collection of my friends’ families.

Erik Daniel
>>94943533

lol I'm right with you. Last night I added it to the stack of movies beside my tv.

John Cranberry
>>94944602

The Outsiders and Red Dawn would be an awesome night with Cassie. Some of these members aren't even aware of these classics. Maybe one day.

John Cranberry
>>94945497

We would have to tie Cassie to the bedhead (🤮 sounds familiar for some reason) and force her to sit through it.

Tara

Hey Cassie, I was surprised that you and Carly hadn’t seen this movie. But, wow you picked up on Carl right away. Not me, I figured it out at the same time Sam did. If I remember correctly, I saw this in the theater and by the end, all the women in the theater were crying. If you want more Swayze, I’d recommend Point Break with Keanu Reeves. There’s a two for one! Also, The Outsiders (Director’s cut) is a great coming of age story with a bunch of young rising stars before they become famous like Tom Cruise, Ralph Macchio (Karate Kid) Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe and Matt Dillon. Roadhouse has a love story in between some action and the stranger (Sam Elliott) from the Big Lebowski is in it. He has such a distinctive voice. Red Dawn is another. He costarred with Jennifer Grey and apparently they didn’t get along, so she was concerned about doing Dirty Dancing with him, but we all know how that turned out. Demi Moore was married to Bruce Willis, their daughter Rumer Willis is an actress. Demi was in an 80’s movie called St. Elmo’s Fire that starred members of “The brat pack” which was a term used to describe a group of actors that were in a lot of the same movies. The Breakfast Club comes to mind. Three actors from that movie were also in St Elmo’s Fire. She was also in GI Jane and Indecent Proposal.

N M

I like the new format with the frosted frame in the middle and the clear bars on the top and bottom... makes it much easier to follow along when watching an edited version. Brilliant.

N M
>>94945497

I think the lack of tears for this movie from the reactors is because, in hindsight, watching this again after so many years, there are some elements of the film which seem unbelievable or downright cheesy.

kaiielle

I got myself all cozied up in bed last night to watch this as it had been years since my last watch. This has been one of my favourite movies since I was a little girl (yes, family let me watch this from the age of 8 or so onwards LOL). I was very pleasantly surprised at how fast you both picked up on Carl being a snake, but it made watching those earlier scenes really fun for me. I giggled when Carly said that Sam should just "go back into his body" when you were still holding out hope that Sam wasn't actually dead. Thank you for such a fun reaction and I'm excited for the YouTube edit!

Daryl

I brought this, (someone brought it for me) when I was 11. Alongside, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and TMNT. I think that set of three VHS tapes has influenced my taste in films for many years to follow. Maybe a unusual mix for an 11 year old, but they were all my own choices. You're right, this one ticks a lot of boxes. It's a mystery, thriller, comedy, romance, fantasy, tragedy. It's about love, friendship, betrayal, justice, faith, hope and charity. I watched this an unknowable amount of times as a kid. I'm surprised I cried more than you guys. But loved that you could see happiness in the ending. I understood once you said that.

Damon
>>95037979

When Carly did the motion of laying down when she was saying Sam should go back into his body, I was chuckling uncontrollably! You are right, the two of them caught onto Carl way before I did when I first saw it (and many others I'd wager). It's always great when these two team up, for sure.

Damon
>>94940200

I had a crush on her when she came out in St. Elmo's Fire in '85 and I was a junior in high school. She's such a great actor and in Ghost, particularly, her beauty was, as you said, stunning. I remember not long after this movie, the short hair pixie cut came back into fashion and I wanna attribute it to her lol. You referenced the Rat Pack but Moore and her compatriots were known as the Brat Pack. The Rat Pack were Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Frank Sinatra and a couple others. The nicknames are confusing though. I think it's safe to say that, during the scene when Carl was trying to take advantage of Molly's grief, EVERYONE wanted to kill Carl themselves lol

brooke atkins
>>94868251

Not technically an 80’s movie Cassie. Came out in 1990. And again every time I hear you refer to an80’s movie as old it’s like a knife in my heart 😢 these old dumb 80’s movies are what defined my childhood and helped make it so awesome. I guess it’s a little shocking cause I’m only a few years older than you lol but man do you know how to make me feel old Cassie 🤣🤣🤣

N M
>>94843749

Tootsie and Moonstruck are also my top 2 picks of my favorite “New York City” movies ever.

Sean Novack
>>94944602

The problem with Point Break is that the ending makes no sense whatsoever to anyone who has ever been in law enforcement. It just wouldn't happen.

Sean Novack

I'd definitely recommend "Roadhouse" for a fun flick and "Red Dawn" (The first film to ever get the PG-13 rating) for a sense of what a lot of younger people were feeling in the mid-80's (I graduated from High School in 1989, 5 months before the Berlin Wall fell)

Clifton Owens

An excellent 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 was a strong, intelligent, and independent woman when women weren't supposed to be, and the lead is a Sea Captain and 100% old-school masculine yet rendering. You'll love the ending. It's a romantic classic. Love your sister and your reactions. Keep up the great work (it's hard, I know, but we appreciate your kindness)

Juley

If you want to see Whoopi at her best, check out “The Color Purple.” It’s a Steven Spielberg movie and it’s absolutely stunning!

Movies Rule

Any thoughts on willie and carls fates? These scenes always stayed with me. I've definitely would love hearing thoughts and the. sounds too.

Fred bates

The videos don't seem to be playing for me is there a reason.