Yes and Whoppi in the lead in the movie - Sister Act.....
@BigGator5
Ай бұрын
"I love you, Molly. I've always loved you." "Ditto." Fun Fact: For several years, Patrick Swayze had women coming up and asking him to recite the line "Ditto" from the movie. Sounds From Hell Fact: The horrific sounds made by the "dark shadows" are really the sounds of multiple baby cries, played at extremely slow speed backwards. Casting Notes Fact: After withdrawing the $4 million at the bank, Oda Mae (Whoopi Goldberg) endorses the check and gives it to a pair of Nuns on the sidewalk. Whoopi Goldberg would later play a Nun in Sister Act (1992) and Sister Act 2: Back In The Habit (1993). Men Can Cry Fact: Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin wanted Patrick Swayze to play Sam Wheat after he saw an interview Swayze gave. When he brought up his father, Swayze became emotional and began to weep. Rubin thought if a macho guy like Patrick Swayze could cry over a loved one, he'd be perfect for this movie. In the farewell scene where Sam tells Molly (Demi Moore) that he always loved her, Patrick Swayze's emotion was real, for he thought about his own father, who passed away in 1982.
@gmunden1
Ай бұрын
The area where Molly and Sam are walking is in SOHO near NYU and all the trendy boutiques, art galleries, and loft apartments. They live in this area , which is why they were renovating the loft that they purchased. The street where they are walking is filled with all the galleries and boutiques which close and shuttered because of the high-end merchandise. It's desolate late at night in that area.
@Rose-vq5pc
Ай бұрын
I love this movie! Definitely in my top romance movies even tho he is a ghost for most of the film 😭 Patrick Swayze is awesome with Whoopi
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
I was incredibly surprised at how much I like this movie. Great cast and great film!
@jeannieschmidt2217
Ай бұрын
Point Break is an amazing movie with Patrick and Keanu Reeves. If you've never seen it before - would LOVE to see your reaction to it. Cheers from Ontario, Canada! :)
@FrancisXLord
Ай бұрын
The beyond, meaning all the light and wispy figures of people in the last scene, was produced using digital effects. That was pretty unheard of in 1990. Ignoring Tron (because that was considered a failed experiment), there was a CG stained glass window figure in Young Sherlock Holmes (1986), a morphing shot in Willow (1988) and The Abyss (1989) (also considered a failed experiment as it flopped at the box office). You could call this CGI's first hit, since every other film using CGI didn't do too well up to this point. Ghost (1990) however was the biggest film of the year. It was what was called a 'sleeper hit', meaning no-one saw it coming, it was no big tentpole movie, no huge release, largely promoted through word-of-mouth (does that even happen today?).
@chris...9497
Ай бұрын
"Ghost" (1990) was written by Bruce Joel Rubin, who wrote screenplays dealing with death and the afterlife. This was the first film Jerry Zucker directed all on his own and the first dramatic film he ever directed, being better known for goofy comedic films like "Airplane!" and "Top Secret!". It's best to understand that a film follows the vision of its director more than anything else; change the director and you change the vision, resulting in a very different film. For comparison, have a look at another film released in 1990 based on a Bruce Joel Rubin script: "Jacob's Ladder", directed by Adrian Lyne, who works in very dark and complicated human motives and emotions. Lyne is known for "9-1/2 Weeks", "Flashdance", "Fatal Attraction", and "Lolita". Whoppi Goldberg's only Oscar was won for her supporting role in "Ghost". She was nominated for her starring role in "The Color Purple" but did not win. Demi Moore did another 'metaphysical' film: 1991's "The Butcher's Wife", with co-star Jeff Daniels; worthwhile reacting to. You'd probably like her more in "G.I. Jane" (1997); definitely not your usual 'chick flick'.
@anthonyhebisen
Ай бұрын
Great reaction and analysis guys. The whole premise of the film was when the writer went to see Macbeth , and the “ avenge my death” as you mention. Thats the easter egg of having sam and molly going to see macbeth
@Col_Fragg
Ай бұрын
When "Ghost" was released, I worked at the Dayton Mall Cinnabon. Cinemas 3 & 4 were located right next door. Every time that "Ghost" let out, I would walk to the edge of the Cinnabon and count the number of women who exited the cinema weeping. The number was always up around 30-ish. Watching these women crying their eyes out always cracked me up. I wouldn't actually see "Ghost" until years later when it showed up on TV. I wish I had seen it on the big scene because it's damn good.
@KristopherSlane
Ай бұрын
Whoopi Goldberg won Best Supporting Actress at the 1991 Oscars. Beating out Lorraine Bracco for Goodfellas.
@jwes869
Ай бұрын
Yes she did win the Oscar . She should have won for The Color Purple 5 years earlier.
@yesitislikethat
Ай бұрын
@@jwes869💯
@PorterJustPorter
Ай бұрын
@@jwes869 She's got an EGOT!
@dicktrickle741
Ай бұрын
Whoopi is a lot like O.J. Simpson, I just try to ignore what she has become and enjoy her for what she was.
@correypeta
Ай бұрын
Hahahaha, you guys are hilarious
@jwes869
Ай бұрын
I missed out on a man ass poll? Damn it! 😆
@htbald1
Ай бұрын
IT'S A CHICK FLICK THAT EVERYBODY NEEDS TO SEE BECAUSE IT'S SO GOOD!!!
@TangentOmega
Ай бұрын
Tony Goldwyn (Carl) is of the Metro Goldwyn Mayer variety.
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
Dang nepobabies! I really like him in Scandal.
@SC-gp7kt
Ай бұрын
Lots of women, including me, watch dude movies too. To me, a good movie is a good movie, I don't care what genre it is, or what others think (same goes for music).
@gmunden1
Ай бұрын
Love your dog photo bombing your video. 😅😅😅🐶🐕💻
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
She’s the best
@OSVS_Mike
Ай бұрын
My question has always been, if Sam is able to pass through walls, doors, trains, etc. How is he able to stand (or slide)on the floor? I think the answer is, "because it's in the script, and you'd never see him if he couldn't."
@adreamcometrue4555
Ай бұрын
@@OSVS_Mike it's because he only pass things when he mean it, like a power he does on purpose, he has to concentrate to be able to use it
@chris...9497
Ай бұрын
For the same reason he thinks he has a body and clothes; his mind expects it. He orients to the environment he sees, so he walks on the surface of the floor, climbs stairs, slides when his mind finds that 'logical'. Habit of mind is as hard to break as is habit of body. He goes beyond expectation only when he pushes his mind to do it. So, he's eventually able to go through walls and doors, able to stick his head and body through trains, and push material objects by mental force only by conscious intent. After a long enough time, he would be able to retrain his expectations. He could also fly is he wanted to. I recall seeing a photo of ghostly figures walking in an ancient British church. There was questions about the fact that the figures seemed to stand only about 4ft tall in their robes. Eventually, it turned out the floor had been raised 12 inches, so the figures were walking on the floor level they knew from when they were alive. I'm not saying the photo or the figures were 'real', but the story illustrates my point of expectation setting what a ghost would experience.
@teec.1380
Ай бұрын
Hey ☺️ guys!!! Thanks for reacting to this movie 🎥 One of my favorite movies back in the day 💯💯💯
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
Tee! Good to hear from you! It was a great movie.
@teec.1380
Ай бұрын
@@BluntReactionsBB sorry guys I've been so busy working (being a nurse is no joke) and staying out of trouble ( lol)... Just remember that I'm always here for you guys and I'm still your #1 FAN 😍
@maha77
Ай бұрын
please watch *'FRIED GREEN TOMATOES'* one of the best movies _ever_ - trust me, incredible movie
@drockherb2073
Ай бұрын
My mother and aunts took me an my cousins ( all 3-4 years old ) and they were maybe 20-22 range, I dunno what made them think that would work but I remeber the pottery scene and asking ( I guess so loudly ) why are they playing with 💩 and multiple visits from the usher shhhhing us so I must have kept asking till we were asked to leave, then I remeber my first whipping after she threw a soda at me 🤦🏻♂️ 80-90s babies were really built different I look at and some of the stuff is like a full on charge now a days .. anyway trauma dump finished, but that’s my first memory of this movie
@ztomas1
Ай бұрын
Beaver was cussing Carl out from the beginning 😂😂
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
I knew he was bad news!
@ztomas1
Ай бұрын
@@BluntReactionsBB 😂😂😂
@QueenK88
Ай бұрын
Love you're reaction! New subbie!
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for subbing!
@arthurrusson
Ай бұрын
I like undercover blues it's A fun movie
@im-gi2pg
Ай бұрын
A chick flick made for guys is “Always” Steven Spielberg director, 1989. Richard Dreyfuss , Holly Hunter, John Goodman, Brad Johnson, Audrey Hepburn. Hope you react to it! 🌲 ✈️ 💦🔥 🌲
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
You had us at John Goodman
@chris...9497
Ай бұрын
It's a remake of 1943's "A Guy Named Joe", starring Spencer Tracy. "Always" is also updated to be less sexist; the girl takes on the hero role that in the original was played by the new love interest. Sometimes it's interesting to compare different versions made for different generations (and their cultures). For instance: "Here Comes Mr Jordan" (1941), starring Robert Montgomery as a prize fighter accidently taken before his time "Heaven Can Wait" (1978), starring Warren Beatty as an LA Rams quarterback taken before his time "Down to Earth" (2001), starring Chris Rock as a comedian taken before his time
@ta2gypsy
Ай бұрын
New sub here hey y'all
@BluntReactionsBB
Ай бұрын
Welcome and thanks for subbing!
@jtt6650
Ай бұрын
This movie is definitely a romance, but it’s got too much violence and suspense to be a classified as a chick flick.
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