Directed by Jerry Zucker and starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg, Ghost is the 1990 supernatural romance that became one of the biggest box office hits of its era and has remained a firm audience favourite for more than three decades.

In this review, Darryl shares why Jerry Zucker's leap from Airplane! to Ghost is one of the more remarkable turns in Hollywood directing, why Whoopi Goldberg's Oscar-winning performance as Oda Mae Brown still holds up scene for scene, and why the pottery wheel scene remains, for him, one of cinema's truly unforgettable moments more than thirty years on.

This review contains spoilers.

🎬 COMING UP NEXT

Next Review: Alice & Steve, Season One

Fraser takes on Alice & Steve, Season One, the Disney+ comedy-drama starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement as lifelong best friends whose bond implodes when Steve starts dating Alice's daughter Izzy. Does this messy, awkward premise actually earn its emotional moments, or does the whole thing collapse under its own ick factor?

Contact Us Here Anytime

Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com