I always bawl like a baby at the end when Patrick Swayze walks to the afterlife. Hits even harder with his real life death in 2009. 😢😔

@gmunden1

4 ай бұрын

Same here.

@mchllwoods

4 ай бұрын

I said it before, and I'll say it here. I so wish Patrick and his wife could have kids or adopt. they would have been great parents.

@mikeshoe74

4 ай бұрын

Wow, he's been gone almost 15 years already.

@RonnieG

4 ай бұрын

No, he's still here. We are watching him now.

@keithnayo4582

4 ай бұрын

The end always got me as a kid

RIP to the great Patrick Swayze!

Those evil demon spirits that come for Willie and Carl always scared the shit outta me as a kid

@LightLife4

4 ай бұрын

It wasn't so much their appearance but rather the noise they make

@kck9742

4 ай бұрын

Yes! One reactor said it was a shame that the demons didn't have faces, but to me I thought it was far more terrifying to have them be all shadow.

@luutsii

4 ай бұрын

Same.that noise 😱

@danielesteve8359

4 ай бұрын

​@@LightLife4Those sounds are ralentized crying babies.

@AMP3083official

2 ай бұрын

They know how to box too. Damn.

Goddam, I saw this in theaters when it was first released and have watched it many times over the years. And it STILL packs all the emotional punches. P.S. As much of a slime ball as Carl is, Tony Goldwyn is SO easy on the eyes. 🤩

@robogreek3157

2 ай бұрын

And Goldwyn is heir to the lions roaring production company

Such a great movie... the ending never fails to bring tears to my eyes. Today $4 million doesn't actually seem llike THAT much money, but back in 1990 it was probably closer to $10 million today.

What an all time classic! “Ghost” has always been a favourite of mine. Simply an awesome movie but what’s even more awesome is the behind the scenes action of making this movie even happen. Patrick Swayze originally wasn’t interested in the movie & he failed his first audition. It was only through a lot of begging and pleading from his agent, the director Jerry Zucker & producers that convinced him to come back a second time as they literally couldn’t see anyone else playing the role of Sam & he absolutely nailed the second audition. Then when it came to casting the role of Oda Mae, Patrick demanded the crew that Whoopi Goldberg must play her as he couldn’t picture anyone else doing. When they hesitated he threatened to walk out of the project unless she was cast. Finally, Tony Goldwyn (who played Carl) appeared on The View to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the film and reunited with Whoopi; he too said that he originally didn’t get the role as either the director or one of the producers said he looked too much like a nice guy to play a villain but the other overruled him saying he’s perfect for the role as no one will ever suspect him & it would make the reveal that more powerful & impactful. What more is there to say. No wonder this movie turned out to be such a masterpiece.

@clevelandcbi

4 ай бұрын

Great information!!!

THATS WHY HE TOOK OFF HIS CLOTHES TO SHOW HIS ABBS. 😂😂😂

Great movie. I remember when this came out on VHS, it was crazy expensive for the time. Maybe $70 $80 bucks... my rent was only $500 at the time!

@warrenguy76

4 ай бұрын

Hehe yup! I remember waiting in line at the Blockbuster video the day it came out on video. I don’t remember seeing a line so long for a video rental! 😅

@clevelandcbi

4 ай бұрын

I remember my dad paying several hundred for a VCR and same for a microwave. I also remember we accidentally left a couple movies we had rented on the dashboard of our car in the heart of July. In Arizona. I THINK the penalty was close to $300 for 4_movies. All this was mid to late 1980's.

@csxanatos653

4 ай бұрын

@clevelandcbi wow..what a mess! $300..your dad must have been so mad. Getting a VCR was a big deal when we got ours.

What a beautiful film

Such a great movie! ❤ Whoopi was sooo funny! 🤣

The nun who collapsed after seeing the $4 million was the mother of Bruce Joel Rubin who wrote the movie.

@clevelandcbi

4 ай бұрын

Great info😀

Whoopi Goldberg won an Oscar for this performance! ❤

@kck9742

4 ай бұрын

Don't like her as a person at all, but she was great in this.

@clevelandcbi

4 ай бұрын

Same ^^^^

@doctorj6030

4 ай бұрын

Whoopi was the best thing in the movie

What always impressed me about this movie is its director- Jerry Zucker. This is one of the Zucker brothers who wrote and directed nothing but slapstick films (Airplane!, Top Secret, Kentucky Fried Movie, Police Squad: etc). Here, he directs something both very sad and so intense in his directorial debut. Just an impressive job.

Still a beautiful movie and story! ❤ I think Swayze requested that Whoopi would play Oda Thanks for this reaction!

The way I interpret Sam's death scene is that it's Molly who calls his spirit back -- "Don't you leave me, Sam!" The Lights hear her plea and allow Sam to finish HIS work.

Joy is 100% right, death is the great equalizer, we all will inevitably have to leave the people we love, but hopefully we spend our time here showing them what they mean to us. No guarantee that we're going to get a moment to say goodbye when it's time. I bawl like a baby at the end, no matter how many times I see this.

The producers didn't want Whoopi Goldberg, but Patrick Swayze demanded they give her a screen test or he wouldn't do the movie.

@BigBoss-zi5ss

4 ай бұрын

She was perfect for this role

@chriskane9223

4 ай бұрын

The part nearly went to Tina Turner. Perhaps surprising to most people, but Tina wanted to do more acting and even made an audition tape which the director has said was so good he almost hired her for this part.

you guys are so cute! great reaction. I love the very last shot of Patrick Swayze leaving to heaven and there are so many people in the distance. So sweet.

Oh man, this movie freaked me out as a kid...ghosts and shadows, oh my.

The performances were great, highest grossing film of 1990! Whoopi well deserved Oscar

“You know how the police are - they always come at the end of the movie” 😊

You guys HAVE to watch Dirty Dancing now…I promise that you will both love it very much! ❤

@beatmet2355

4 ай бұрын

There’s not many reactions to that, as far as I know

@TheFairyintheFishBowl

4 ай бұрын

@@beatmet2355 I know…and the few that do watch it are always so surprised by how much they enjoy it…it isn’t a classic for nothing!

@TheFairyintheFishBowl

4 ай бұрын

@@beatmet2355 yes, only a few…but everyone who does watch it is surprised by it - barring one reactor!

Great reaction! This film ranks 23rd in my favourite 300 movie list.

Damn baby, what you do to your hair!

2:40 this scene has been parodied many times.

For another movie you’ll love- HEAVEN CAN WAIT with Warren Beatty.

@chris...9497

4 ай бұрын

"Heaven Can Wait"(1978) is a remake of the 1941 film "Here Comes Mr Jordan". Very similar films. But I prefer the 1941 version. The 1941 story was updated somewhat for the 1978 version, then was rewritten for Chris Rock's film "Down to Earth" (2001).

1. Whoopie is an awesome actress however, her politics/The view is troublesome and makes my IQ drop., 2. Vincent Schiavelli/subway ghost also played Fredrickson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest" and Mr. Vargus in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". 3."They're gonna bury you next to Jimmy Hoffa"🤣😈 4. re Carl: Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. 5. Patrick Swayze was a professional ballet dancer until he damaged his knee, so he went into acting.

@mannys4036

4 ай бұрын

your response about her opinions are troublesome; you said it make your IQ drop; most likely your IQ was already dropped - lol

@torontomame

4 ай бұрын

Whoopi's politics are fine. It's usually only right-wingers who have a problem with her.

Well shit...seen it from theatre release, and I'm 54...do the math, and still sob , each and everytime.

Demi Moore is one of the only people I’ve ever seen that was beautiful when they cried. The other that comes to mind is Audrey Hepburn.

@danielesteve8359

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful, but not a big actress.

RIP Patrick Swayze✝️ I’ve watched this movie since the age of 7! And this is the most emotional but also 1 of the most comedic movies ever made❤️‍🔥 whoopi goldberg, Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore had the best camistry together🥺 I hope y’all will maybe in the future react to whoopi goldbergs Sister act 1&2 before sister act 3 comes out

I love this movie, Patrick Swayze was amazing in the movie Dirty Dancing

The man playing Carl plays Disney’s TARZAN

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

no we haven't yet

As soon as Whoopie said "Ditto" I started crying. What a great movie. I love when the goobies come for the bad guy.

I've seen this a half dozen times, and I never connected that he was haunting Whoopie. 😜

Great Reaction!

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😁

Can you imagine the 3 movies Patrick did in a row? ''Dirty Dancing'', ''Road House'' and ''Ghost''.. During this period, he also made ''Next Of Kin'' which was also very good. But he wanted more and he finally was able to star in ''City Of Joy,'' the kind of important film he so sought as an actor. Still, ''Ghost'' is a classic in its own way. The kind of Hollywood film that doesn't hold up when you analyze it too much but which comes straight to our heart all the same. We finish this film and say to ourselves: ''That is also what cinema is all about!''. Fun, cool, romantic, sad, fanciful, stimulating despite the “Hollywood” side. And scary at times. A great show. Also, it's the kind of film that we describe as ''a chick film'' but that some proud boys don't want to admit that they also like almost as much. In conclusion, the acting is above all the glue that holds everything together and allows us to get over certain unbelievable things (inside the surreal world created) by forcing us to say: ''What the Hell, let's just enjoy this!'' Still, those damn demons left a mark on me when I was young...

@CitiZENCAT-ie5dt

3 ай бұрын

He also wrote/sang "She's Like The Wind" around this time (in the film 'Dirty Dancing').

@magicmike7198

3 ай бұрын

@@CitiZENCAT-ie5dt He also sang two rock songs on the ''Road House'' soundtrack which i invite you to listen if you don't already know them. Be prepared though: it sounds like the 80s (and i love it) :)

I enjoy Marian's swarthy presence and voice.

I really love your reviews. I feel strongly there is a golden age of drama and movie-making, perhaps rare, but coming into age in the 40s, and hitting it's peak in the 50s and 60s, culminating in the 70s, perhaps with the arrival of Spielberg, where visual art began to supplant dramatic art, with a lot of movies in color as well. If I could suggest, I would suggest a reactor(could be you) look at the nominated movies of these decades, and then choose based on what looks good to you. Since no one does that, views should come in like ghosts into Oda Mae's salon.

Whoopi won an Oscar for this movie! But I still like her in Sister Act more ❤

Wonderful reaction to a beautiful movie. Thanks

I looooved you twos reaction.

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

thank you! glad you enjoyed it

Big crush on Pratrick Swayze since I was 14, nearly 51. Lots of his movies/TV shows that I love

I have had a ghost experience. Me and mother father together when I was 14, but neither of use at first what we had experienced until about an hour later. We were not scared, and my father already believed, since he grew up on the island of Puerto Rico where other members of his family had experiences. I thought I was talking to a young woman through a door that had broken into the apartment. But it wasn't.

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

👁️👁️

that was good! great reaction

Good reaction. 😮

That was back when 4 million dollars was a lot of money.

Whoopi Goldberg won an Oscar for her role in this movie! But get this: in the beginning, the producers did not want her in the film. They were auditioning every black actress they could think of to audition for this role, but her agent never told her about it because they said they didn't want her. They auditioned everyone from Tina Turner, to Oprah, etc. The only reason Whoopi found out about it was because her friend was also auditioning for the role and told her, "they are auditioning black women from the grave." Later on, Patrick Swayze asked if anyone had considered Whoopi Goldberg for the role. When they said no, he told him that he would not do the film unless he got to at least screen test with Whoopi. They hit it off so well, that they had no choice but to choose her for the role. To this day, Whoopi always says that she owes her Oscar to Patrick.

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

wow! what a story! I loved whoopi in the Sister's Act movie

I remember my first time seeing this, i was 5 and crying like a baby. Very well written. Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and whoopi crushed it

When I was a kid those shadows scared me more than any Freddie, Chucky or Michael Myers’s movie.

@robogreek3157

2 ай бұрын

NO... NOT THE SHADOWS... THE NOISES THEY MAKE... THATS WHAT WAS TERRIFYING

Beautiful Patrick. So very sadly missed. I love this movie so much. Have seen it hundreds of times since it came out and I still cry at the end. Great movie with great acting by Whoopi. ❤👻

You two are too clever lol

It is a very Good movie! You 2 will love it!👍🏾

This movie is in my top 10 list with Dirty Dancing, another Patrick Swayze movie

Panoorin nyo rin SISTER ACT

The Demons were recordings of babies crying, slowed down and played backwards. Very effective i think.

I love your reactions.. keep up the great work guys.

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

thank you for the support

Man this movie is way sadder because he’s gone. Rip to a wonderful man Patrick Swayze

Now, watch Patrick Swayze again in Red Dawn & Roadhouse. More action movies for you.

@malcolmdrake6137

4 ай бұрын

2, truly, poorly made films! 😂😂

I’ve heard the shadows coming to take Willy and Carl were created very easily. But they still have a scary feeling to me.

@ScientificallyStupid

4 ай бұрын

they are really frightening! 100% makes you think that's a place you don't want to go!

I seen your reaction to Halloween 1978. You should do Halloween 2018 next

Another great reaction. Thanks. I can't member if I saw this movie. Love your channel ❤️ 💕 ♥️. Hello from Pa USA 🇺🇸.

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

thank you so much!

Please watch society of the snow, it is based in a true history and has been nominated by two oscars

This is one of my favorite reaction of this film. I love you guys and your channel. You two are awesome. 😊

@MJoy4Fun

4 ай бұрын

wow thank you so much!

Great movie. You should watch Patrick Swayze in Road House . Also you should Watch Demi Moore in Disclosure. Fyi the woman bank teller with Rita Miller is the director mother.

The train guy was condemned to the trains because he had committed suicide. He jumped in front of a train. The movie portrays him in purgatory for that sin.

Heart and Souls is worth a watch. Robert Downy Jr., Charles Grodin.

Btw you guys should def watch Road House just for some good old action fun

You guys have to check out Patrick Swayze in "NEXT OF KIN"

Another sad love story to check out is, "What dreams may come" starring Robin Williams. Very beautiful movie as well centered around love and death.

@chris...9497

4 ай бұрын

Incredible film.

I love the noise of the demons coming to get them. The guy on the train wasn't dragged away because he was a homeless guy pushed on the tracks

@the98themperoroftheholybri33

4 ай бұрын

It also wasn't his time to go, presumably he didn't do anything bad during his life and missed the opportunity to pass into heaven because he didn't realise he was dead after he got pushed. The more you think about him the worse it gets

@gabrihapa

4 ай бұрын

The guy on the train probably fell or threw himself on the tracks, that's why he doesn't leave, he's kind of stuck there.

"Go into the light" from back in POLTERGEIST to swallowed by the blackness.

Saw at the theater with my cousin, she passed away several years ago, always think of her when I see anything about this movie, thanks y’all !

@cflournoy1529

4 ай бұрын

Awwww!!! You sound like me everytime I watch Big with Tom Hanks. That’s the last movie me and my mom saw at the movies before she passed. It’s amazing how movies hold so many memories for people. ❤️

One of the saddest movies ever 😢

Sooner or later we all shed our meat suit and go home. :)

Nominated for 5 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Supporting Actress Whoopi Goldberg and Best Original Screenplay. It made $500 million dollars against a $35 million dollar budget.

@malcolmdrake6137

4 ай бұрын

I agree, Way overrated picture.

RIP Patrick Swayze you handsome angel!

When screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin heard that Jerry Zucker was going to direct this he cried. That's because Jerry Zucker was known for films like "The Naked Gun", and "Airplane" and he thought it would be ruined. Also one of the odd points of controversy was the hair as Demi had the short more boyish/masculine hair and Swawyze had the long flowing locks...

Joy, you are such ray of sunshine, and just a total sweetheart! Your laughing is often better than the movie itself.

♥

I sorta blame this film for suckering us in for THE SIXTH SENSE.

One of the biggest modern romantic classics. Most iconic romantic scene ever

@dunbardunelm3924

4 ай бұрын

Lord that word again. I've definitely missed something as in, every time it's used, people get money 😂😂

@joecachia2

4 ай бұрын

@@dunbardunelm3924 you lost me!

Whoopi won her Oscar for this

Clearly have never seen dirty dancing? This guys good! Um yeah he’s freaking Patrick swayze duh

@robogreek3157

2 ай бұрын

That was rude

@sweetkiss119

2 ай бұрын

@@robogreek3157 not rude if it’s the truth. Come on don’t be a crybaby snowflake

@robogreek3157

2 ай бұрын

@@sweetkiss119 there's a world difference between being an over sensitive snow flake and having manners

My First tip off that the Friend was Crooked was at the Bank when he realized his dirty dealing was caught, he offers to work on it for him and Sam says " No Thats ok its like a vendeta now"

Next time guys watch the movie Mouse Hunt is fun like Home Alone part movies OK.

Pottery classes became popular after that pottery wheel scene.

You skipped that funny scene when Odame is arguing with Molly's neighbor. 😢

Ladies, if you can find a man who can DIY the house and likes this film, marry that guy!! My guy on the left knows. Great film.

Faz sentido que as sombras arrastem as almas ruins direto pro inferno, pois imagina eles soltos e podendo interferir na vida dos vivos. Seria uma loucura. Basicamente os fantasmas que ainda estão na terra são bons apenas ainda não foram para a luz.

@danielesteve8359

4 ай бұрын

Hay d todo.

One of my all time favorites!!

The police station scene should've been cut out. She said she had information on the whereabouts of the man who killed her boyfriend and they are not going to even look into it because she said "ghost?" B.S!

Whoopi was born for this role. She was amazing. If for nothing else, she is the reason this movie is so rewatchable.

Shutter Island is a really good movie, pls check it out.

🥹👍

Love this movie👍. Thanks for watching ❤️🌹.

Whoppi Goldberg was so damn good in this and truly deserved that Oscar. It’s a bummer that she’s become such a lunatic in recent years because she’s a massive talent. She’s just a Karen these days,I wish she’d go back to acting/comedy. Anyway,it’s really cool to see a ghost story from the ghost’s point of view,if it were from Karl or Willie’s POV it would be a horror movie

@GatorLips

4 ай бұрын

IKR ! 😆😅😂🤣and TRUE

@mannys4036

4 ай бұрын

What a dumb comment to say about Whoppi. She did become a Karen. You may disagree with her opinions; so what. Not everyone agrees with yours especially with your silly comment.

Not to be confused with Ghost Love Score by Nightwish.

Hi Marian &Joy!😊 I'm glad you guys are watching this classic ghost story. I saw this at the theater. It sounds like it is Joy's first time. The guy on the train had killed himself, and that is why he is tormented. Great reactions to this classic film, Marian & Joy!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

Back in the day I kept getting this mixed up with Ghost Dad! One of course is an all time great among movie history, and the other, well...not nearly so much.

Terrible thing to do as a ghost. She's never gonna wanna move on with her life. She'll be completely thinking about dying.. I would have said have a good life dontlet it go to waste