Reviews — Ghost
Audience write-ups from TMDB
kevin2019
The film "Ghost" tries to blend different kinds of storytelling, but most of these attempts don't really pay off. The humor falls flat and doesn’t elicit much amusement, so the movie has to depend heavily on the romantic elements instead. It’s comforting for those who have experienced loss to think that their loved ones are still looking after them with affection, and this film appeals to that feeling, aided signific…
CinemaSerf
Sam (played by Patrick Swayze) and Molly (Demi Moore) aren't exactly skilled potters, but they certainly know how to create chaos! A night out at the theater to see a production of Macbeth takes a dark turn when Sam is unexpectedly attacked while walking down the street. Molly is understandably heartbroken, but his coworker Carl (Tony Goldwyn) steps in to offer support. Unbeknownst to her, Sam finds himself trapped b…
GenerationofSwine
Tony Goldwyn deserves wider recognition; he consistently delivers strong performances yet hasn’t achieved major stardom. He seemed to remain in the realm of supporting roles throughout the 1990s and then faded from view. That feels like a loss. And he's not alone in *Ghost*; Vincent Schiavelli appears as well. The film benefits from a talented ensemble cast that commits fully to their parts. While the …
Wuchak
This high-quality drama and thriller deals with themes of what happens after death. The story centers on a man who realizes he’s become a ghost, portrayed by Patrick Swayze, and his determination to uncover the identity of his murderer while also looking out for his ex-girlfriend, played by Demi Moore. Tony Goldwyn appears as his business associate, and Whoopi Goldberg is featured as a psychic spiritual guide. …


