Is Patrick Swayze worth the hype?! First time watching GHOST 1990

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[@AdamKulawiak-do6ot]

I love your reactions 😉🥰

[@ronrio784]

Watch "Point Break" you got Sawyze and a younger John Wick "Keanu"

[@rubensalvador9422]

First off your reaction to the whole movie was chef's kiss. Loved how from the very beginning you wanted to see the demons take the bad people. And then when it happens, you were so giddy. As for Swayze movies there are a lot of great suggestions from other comments besides Dirty Dancing. I would definitely second the original versions of Road House, Point Break and Red Dawn. Also, "Too Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar" is a funny movie that you would definitely enjoy.

[@erickrodriguez6736]

Mary ur top at the moment in reactions. Honestly u have good taste in choice

[@ckobo84]

Glad to see you got your 10th booster, now you will be safe 👍😂

[@trentb3148]

Mary saying she only knew Demi Moore as "Ashton Kutcher's ex-partner" made me die a little inside. Not even Bruce Willis, but Ashton Kutcher. How did I get so old?!

[@Stevarooni]

Better than the alternative. 😁

[@johnterminator5475]

Idem 😉

[@andreadeamon6419]

Right. Her and Bruce - their 3 beautiful daughters and now granddaughter. Beautiful baby

[@dggydddy59]

I had no idea she was ever with Ashton Kutcher.

[@turbopokey]

Meh, it’s these dang kids today. They don’t know of any existence beyond five years ago.

[@LPJack02]

RIP Patrick Swayze (August 18, 1952 - September 14, 2009), aged 57 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@Dweebix]

I was looking at the cast, 3 of the main characters died in their 50's! Crazy how young they all passed.

[@jimmyzee7040]

My birthdate also

[@j3ffrey777]

2009 ? How the F has it been that long wow

[@andreadeamon6419]

I'm turning 57 in a week and a half. My mom passed at 52 and my sister just passed at 58. I just can't think of how i would be knowing my kids and grandkids wouldn't have the memories i have with my grandmas. So thankful i quit smoking - i want to live a long life like my grandmother's did - they were almost 100 when they passed.

[@ZebZanko]

@@j3ffrey777 I know...Time literally flies.

[@byronabrahams871]

I gave a friend of mine a necklace saying, "I love you," for her birthday. A year later, she gave me one saying, "Ditto" for mine.

[@andrewkelley434]

Patrick Swayze fought very hard for Whoopi to be in the movie, even threatened not to do the movie if she wasn't cast. They had an immediate spark together, I love their chemistry more than Demi's because it's real! Whoopi even received the Oscar because of this role! They remained very close friends up until his unfortunate death.

[@guittadabe5214]

Whoopi used to have such a good vibe before she got political when she decided to become hateful.

[@Whateva67]

@@guittadabe5214”white,but cute” says it all.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

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

[@John_Locke_108]

Outsiders and Youngblood.

[@brendamcmanus9438]

He rocked Point Break with Keanu 💖

[@iarthur3211]

Red Dawn is awesome

[@w41duvernay]

ESPECIALLY, Roadhouse...

[@jhiieri7812]

Don't forget Black Dog and Next of Kin... Black Dog was trippy to me at that age

[@ieyke]

Dirty Dancing and Ghost are both lowkey FANTASTIC movies. Other Patrick Swayze movies to watch: Point Break, Road House

[@papaquonis]

Also North and South, though that's probably outside the scope of this channel.

[@ieyke]

@@papaquonis Oh, actually, yea. North & South is....impressive. The weight and drama of that whole thing.

[@Dr.Acula76]

Youngblood

[@welcometothemovies9157]

Next of kin

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

It was an action movie for Patrick, a comedy for Whoopi and a love story for Demi. Losing actor Patrick Swayze at a young age to cancer was one of the biggest ever losses to Hollywood

[@nsasupporter7557]

@JohnDoeMidnight-jq2meyeah, what was very ironic was his father was the same age when he died also. Patrick said in his biography that no one in his family lived to be “old people.”

[@Midknightwriter]

Patrick Swayze was in "THE OUTSIDERS" 1983 also starring Tom Cruise, Emilio Estevez, Ralph Macchio and other known names before they became famous.

[@kacamatakk]

And Matt Dillon

[@brewswillis9783]

Before that he was a dancer in Toto's Rosanna official video.

[@davesteller6301]

It's a shame none of these reactors ever view that movie. Should be one of their firsts.

[@clevelandcbi]

Aka the movie where half the cast stopped aging like normal people, especially Tom, Ralph, and Rob Lowe.

[@Dr.Acula76]

C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Diane Lane

[@jimmyvann1238]

When you have a few minutes, please watch the old SNL skit with Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley in the Chippendales audition. Absolutely hilarious

[@refineme]

Farley as Barney competing with Patrick is one of the funniest skits on SNL.

[@nefariousmex2352]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SebMan-e3f]

Barney was robbed!

[@popcornthemagictalkingcat7996]

Oh man, I remember that 😂😂😂

[@Dr.Acula76]

​@@SebMan-e3fBarney definitely wanted it more. He put his heart into those dance moves

[@fallenhero3130]

5:57 - This is a good point that others have made; modern movies feel sexually sterile and toss romance almost entirely to the side. Movies from 30-40 years ago featured a lot more raw eroticism and knew how to do it tastefully.

[@2429Ryanspeer]

Fun fact Patrick Swayze Cried when he read the ending of the movie

[@josefhorndl3469]

You remember Tony Stark naming Thor "Point Break", when they met in the first Avengers? Please react to Point Break (Patrick Swayze & Keanu Reeves!) and you'll know why ;)

[@andrewreiber7691]

Dirty dancing is a terrific movie. A must see.

[@LPJack02]

And also Road House, it's a good Patrick Swayze movie too.

[@djyanno]

@@LPJack02I don't think Road House is a "Mary movie" though but I could be wrong

[@inmoviesempire]

decidedly great soundtrack

[@susanberrier5727]

She'd probably pick that apart too.

[@martinmillar7137]

Superb film and amazing OST ❤

[@Barneynrw]

Any of her questions about Patrick was the hardest slap of "Fuck I'm old!" xD

[@charles7836]

Dude, she didn't understand why everyone in the elevator wasn't wearing headphones, LOL. You had to know which direction it was going in.

[@Oddworld2024]

Ya it’s hard to watch this generation over react to many things in movies. Or not react the way it’s intended. Sure people expirence things different but movies are designed for most to take it the same way… yet.. here we are.

[@saltycalmonds]

Yeah if you’ve been following her for a while she’s very much the epitome of Gen-Z lol.

[@movieatorfilms]

@@saltycalmondsThe comment in the beginning that the opening credits were “endless” is a dead giveaway.

[@citydweller99]

Lacking critical thinking skills and also pearl clutching LOL@@saltycalmonds

[@kjacob35]

My favorite fun (but also creepy) fact is that the sound of the "dark shadows" that come for the bad people is the sound of babies crying extremely slowed down and backwards.

[@PreciousLilywhite]

Patrick Swayze - To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar is one of the best drag queen movies of all time. Also Donnie Darko with Jake Gyllenhaal is great.

[@MoviesTubeYou0675]

Yes! A must see movie!

[@nsasupporter7557]

To Wong Foo is one of the most “forgotten movies.” Thank you did bringing it up

[@TheLouis1973]

I use to work at universal studios theme park in Orlando, back in 1994 (yes I’m old) Patrick swayze was at the park. I saw him getting off a ride, and there was a mob of people surrounding him. A mob. He was smiling, taking pictures. Waving to people. Seemed like a really nice guy. RIP

[@imthewolf1]

My dad was on the same plane as him once. Said he was a nice guy.

[@wmason1961]

Imagine being so well known that you couldn't ride a ride at a theme park without getting mobbed. It would get seriously old.

[@SuspenduAuGaffa]

4:10: You wincing at "Ditto". Me: Just you fucking wait, mate...

[@michaeljung1662]

Fun fact -- Bruce Willis was originally offered Patrick Swayze's role for Ghost but turned it down because he couldn't understand how a dead man could continue having a romance with a living woman. Kind of ironic considering what happened later...

[@SC-gp7kt]

The movie with the biggest twist in cinematic history.

[@niksur1201]

Patrick = Point Break, Roadhouse, Dirty Dancing Demi = A few good men (with Tom Cruise), Gi Jane, Disclosure

[@KevinLyda]

Demi was also in About Last Night and St Elmo's Fire if you want to get into some Brat Pack movies.

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

Striptease for Demi Deffo. Her best film by a country mile behind Ghost.

[@michellebarry1555]

I second the A Few Good Men recommendation

[@UtopiaBlue68]

Double Jeopardy

[@krashd]

Surprised no one has suggested Indecent Proposal, it's one of Demi's best movies and, like Ghost, it's about a couple of soul mates that get torn apart by a huge sum of money.

[@cliffchristie5865]

The pottery scene is parodied in "Naked Gun 2 1/2".

[@alexp601]

I never realised this was directed by the same guy that did the Naked Gun films. That means he parodied himself :)

[@JayPadrig]

I watch everyone’s reactions of this movie- particularly for my favorite guy: the ghost in the subway. That actor was the real life friend of Danny Devito, he was also in Batman Returns and Death to Smoochy before he passed away. They used him in an episode of Star Trek the next generation too. He was great. Patrick Swayze was also amazing 😢

[@Little1Cave]

Ghost became the highest-grossing movie of 1990 and has won two Oscars: Best Original Screenplay, and Best Supporting Actress for Whoopi Goldberg. ❤ It was also nominated for Best Film Editing, Best Original Score, and of course Best Picture. ^-^

[@krashd]

So, Mary, it wasn't intended to be a cheesy movie.

[@Little1Cave]

@@krashd Oh it is cheesy fun. Don’t get me wrong. It’s a Jerry Zucker movie after all. But it does very well at combining that goofy comedy with sincere thriller, fantasy and romance elements. A genre-bender to be sure.

[@annmariemills1554]

"G.I. Jane" and "A Few Good Men" are two of her ( Demi) movies that you would love❤❤

[@MrHws5mp]

So my elderly mum was on an old-peoples' coach holiday in Europe and they showed GHOST on the coach. They watched the 'pottery' scene in silent embarrassment, then one old lady piped up, "well I've been doing pottery classes for three years now and that's never happened!" 🤣

[@amyg4961]

It is my main goal in life to be that old lady when I grow up. 😂

[@Josh-GT]

"Point Break" is a great Patrick Swayze movie... A classic!! 👍👍

[@Thomas-der-Zweite]

Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze in Point Break - you're welcome 🙂

[@peterlucci2242]

This is a great movie. What makes it even more emotional at the end, is that Patrick Swayze died very painfully of Pancreatic Cancer. So knowing that as a viewer, makes it a tougher watch at the end for sure. RIP Patrick, you were so talented at your craft….

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yeah, what had alot to do with how he got pancreatic cancer was he was a heavy smoker in the 80s when he was in the Outsiders. Also, it was genetic in his family that they didn’t live very long… his father died at 57 which was the same age as Patrick was when he died

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@nsasupporter7557that's a tragedy

[@stefanfalke8041]

Patrick Swayze was also in a TV Mini Series called North and South in the mid 1980's which is set before and during the American Civil war where he plays a Southerner and his friend from the North are both torn apart by the civil war both being generals on either side. it was a great series it was what i call an all rounder, it had everything in it like Drama, Romance, action you name it.

[@daveymcdowell8352]

Dirty Dancing is a must watch, not just for Patrick Swayze but because it's a Cultural Phenomenon with a magnificent soundtrack and genuine storytelling. Beyond that the next must see Swayze flick would be Point Break imo. A completely different character and performance from Patrick and well worth anyone's time watching.

[@retromania8269]

Point Break with Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves is a great movie. Also Red Dawn and The Outsiders are must watch Patrick Swayze films!

[@michaelrasmussen9630]

And Road House

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@michaelrasmussen9630did you ever see To Wong Foo?

[@UtopiaBlue68]

I sure am glad you have finally been introduced to Patrick Swayze he was a professional dancer which he used in one of his most famous film's "Dirty Dancing" which like myself other's have highly recommended. I encourage you to watch Next of Kin starring Patrick after Point Break and Dirty Dancing.

[@xenijagrunschnabel7766]

Before starting watching the video.....yes, Patrick Swayze IS worth the hype. :D Happy, you reacted to this film.

[@GregInHouston2]

Nice. This is my second favorite Swayze movie; I love "To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything Julie Newmar" as well.

[@The_Dudester]

The subway ghost (Vincent Schiavelli) was actually a standup comic (how he met Whoopi) when he wasn't acting. Vincent played dozens of movies and TV shows, either in a comedic role or in a comedy itself. Standup comedians help each other out when they make it, as Whoopi probably recommended Vincent for the role as the subway ghost.

[@ShaDoWLoC187]

I know him as hellman. In Corpse Killer game

[@AgustinRodriguez-dd6mj]

Loved him in Batman Returns as the dude with the circus box machine gun

[@oliviarogers2808]

My dad was trying to argue with me last night that Road House is the best Patrick Swayze movie. No, THIS is.

[@MorrisB3]

I'm with you. Lol

[@burnout_2017]

Im with your dad....but its close as with red dawn also

[@alexp601]

Dirty Dancing is, with this a close second.

[@oliviarogers2808]

@@alexp601 overrated

[@alexp601]

@@oliviarogers2808 For a good reason :)

[@CallmeMelinanow]

When I saw this, in the theater, I didn’t know anything about it at all either. I was about 16, and a cousin was visiting and wanted to see it. I know I enjoyed it more for that reason. This is such a treat!! ❤

[@citydweller99]

Demi Moore has some great movies from the 80s and especially the 90s that were memorable and diverse. Ghost is a wonderful combination of romance, comedy, action, and a touch of supernatural.

[@Boroman9]

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 film 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 actually 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. Loved your reaction as always, Mary!

[@lexkanyima2195]

It was significant

[@blindsurvival8570]

If you want to see movies with Patrick S., try Red Dawn, Road House, or Dirty Dancing… And if you want to see Demi M. in action, try GI Jane, A Few Good Men, and Disclosure.

[@blindsurvival8570]

@@joshuacampbell7493 Patrick wasn’t in GI Jane or Disclosure either, but you should read my comment.

[@MegaJetty1]

Definitely watch Dirty Dancing and then DEFINITELY watch the next best movie with Patrick Swayze, ROAD HOUSE (1989), it's slogan was "The DANCING is over, now it's time to get DIRTY!".

[@robertjewell9727]

Most definitely watch Patrick in POINT BREAK with Keanu Reeves. Wonderful reaction!

[@glenngalloway6191]

The pottery clay scene became iconic. It was referenced/parodied in films and TV shows for years. Interesting fact about Patrick Swayze. As a kid, he was bullied for taking ballet lessons, so his parents let him also study karate eventually becoming a black belt. It's how he was able to star in both Dirty Dancing and Roadhouse.

[@MagsonDare]

A kpop group called "Twice" reprised the pottery scene in the music video of their song "What is Love?" as recently as 5 years ago

[@SergioArellano-yd7ik]

Well she saw naked gun

[@lakenneth374]

The big Lofts are often converted from older commercial buildings or industrial spaces.

[@mamandes]

The scene with the pottery wheel is iconic and was so impactful at the time. Like, it has been referenced and parodied in *so* many other movies, shows, and comedy sketches. (And the joke has been brought up many times about how they seemingly go immediately from being covered in clay to being clean in bed together.) Also, an entire generation associates Unchained Melody with that scene, not just because of how memorable it was but also because many of us who saw this when we were young had never heard the song before.

[@fallenhero3130]

It's an older movie, but if you liked this movie, I also recommend THE GHOST & MRS. MUIR (1947).

[@travismorris9303]

For more Demi Moore try St Elmo's Fire, No Small Affair and A Few Good Men Patrick Swayze: Red Dawn, Point Break and Uncommon Valor

[@chrispruett81]

"Dirty Dancing" is Amazing!! You would LOVE IT!!

[@DanielBeadle511]

35:31 "Now she has to move on. She's gotta download Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge..." Mary, you're killing me. 😂😂😂

[@LordVolkov]

Patrick Swayze was a genuine talent and we'll miss him. You MUST see him in To Wong Foo, where he plays a drag performer. He is also great in the original Roadhouse, the original Point Break, and so much more.

[@jrobwoo688]

Probably my favorite Patrick Swayze movie. But Whoopi’s performance is pure gold.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yeah she was nominated for an Oscar for this role

[@DragonFireEngneering]

Red Dawn, Dirty Dancing, Roadhouse, Outsiders. All great Patrick Swayze movies.

[@jamesxiong6420]

And Point Break

[@MorrisB3]

This is why I watch Mary. Reactors sob their eyes to Ghost the whole time. I felt it emotionally even as a kid in theaters. For Mary Cherry, it's a Comedy, cracking up the whole time which was cute. Lol. Mary the skeptic. No way she's buying what a psychic says! Everyone, go visit her in the afterlife to test it out. 👻 😂

[@citydweller99]

Because she lacks empathy

[@MorrisB3]

@@citydweller99 She has cried at tons of stuff.

[@saltycalmonds]

@citydweller99 I don’t think that’s necessarily the case. She just takes things SUPER literally and is too logical. This can cause her to not really understand things that don’t inherently have any logic to them

[@MorrisB3]

@@saltycalmonds ​That's fair. I love the girl but occasionally she can take things literal in movies or live streams where the setting is to do the opposite. She's getting better. Ha

[@lexkanyima2195]

It was not a comedy at all

[@eddawg79]

She needs to watch Dirty Dancing, Roadhouse, Point Break, possibly Black dog, Next of Kin and Red Dawn. All good movies with Patrick Swayze.

[@richardpoindexter6322]

R I P. Patrick......you are missed brother .. thanks for the memories....

[@Omaru1982]

Mary at 6:35 "that's a good colleague Me: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) There's plenty in this film that'd be scary to a child, but the thing that used to terrify me more than the demons screaming (audible reversed baby cries btw) was that damn Angel sculpture in the bed. My favourite supporting role in this was Vincent Schiavelli as the Subway ghost, he gets what about 3 mins of screentime? but he's so memorable.

[@gluuuuue]

During the mugging, Sam was trying to protect his booklet with his passwords.

[@auslandermercury972]

Gah, I can’t believe it’s already been that long since Patrick Swayze passed. It still feels pretty recent to me.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

You HAVE to watch DIRTY DANCING Mary! I promise that you’ll love it more than you thought you would. It’s a special, special movie. ❤️

[@MrTin666]

Fun Fact: The sound the beings that drag spirits down to the bad place is babies crying, slowed down and played backwards....

[@sweatd0g]

Great movie. Great reaction! For more Patrick Swayze, I'd recommend "The Outsiders" and "Point Break". "Dirty Dancing" would probably seem creepy to you because...well, it's pretty darn creepy.

[@mck318]

DEFINITELY watch Dirty Dancing. It’s an excellent movie and you may get a better understanding of the hype about Patrick Swayze.

[@toodlescae]

Patrick Swayze was so fine. He was also a triple threat like in the old days. He could act, sing and dance. Before he got into acting Swayze was a classically trained ballet dancer. Unfortunately an old knee injury and surgery gobe wrong put an end to that so he started acting.

[@rockhound1021]

Roadhouse and Dirty Dancing. Definitely the movies to see Patrick Swayze in.

[@cmock810]

You imitating the keyboard warriors was hilarious 😂😂

[@jennujor1551]

Loved your reaction (your face when Sam 1st said ditto cracked me up lol 😅)...yes please watch Dirty Dancing, you'll love it!! 💃🕺😍

[@joyconner2334]

Mary Cherry would love Patrick Swayze in, "Too Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar"

[@williambeckett6336]

Fun fact: Those really off putting and bizarre cries and wails of the reaper ghosts that drag off bad people into the shadows? Their cries are the cries of babies. Slowed down, modulated and given more base. KZbin it. there are videos of how it was done. But they are the cries of infants. Which makes it even creepier somehow.

[@mikealvarez2322]

This movie came out the year my first wife died of breast cancer. I had a hard time watching this movie but in a way it helped me deal with Jan's death. It also started me thinking about eternity. Jan was a Christian and had accepted Christ. I would go to church with her only to please her. After spending 2 years studying the Bible and attending church I came to Christ. I also met my current wife there and we were married in 1996. GHOST has a special meaning to me and I can enjoy the humor in it.

[@lindaallen9409]

I remember when this movie first came out. The scene where oda Mae lets him use her body was very controversial. People were trying to get the movie banned. It was a huge deal.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

The "Hellhounds" scared the living crap out of me when I was a kid! 😅😅😅

[@pulsarstargrave256]

One of my FAVES, I always tear up at the end, even more so after we lost Patrick.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

This is a tearjerker of a film, cool reaction as always Mary, you take care and have a nice day sweetie 🥰❤️

[@jimdigitalvideo]

9:21 Mary: "But I want to see what happens to a bad person" (who dies). You never got to see it at the theatres in 1990 as a kid. Seeing what happens to Willie is a totally different experience on the big screen.

[@auslandermercury972]

Man, the shadow creatures scared the crap out of me as a kid 😅

[@mervinmerencio6861]

Hey Mary. Just a little FYI, the guy that played Carl is the bad colonel in the movie last samurai, that Tom Cruise wants to kill. And also a little bit of FYI, Demi Moore was married to Bruce Willis before she hooked up with Ashton Kutcher. That maybe you already knew that., But a lot of people don’t so I figured I would just mention it.

[@vincew4297]

If you love Sci-Fi you need to watch Interstellar. It’ll hit you in your feelings and emotion like no other movie. Christopher Nolan’s best film in my opinion

[@MorrisB3]

Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze were VERY influential. Hell, Whoopi Goldberg too winning an Oscar for this as a Black actress. Demi fought for women to get get stronger roles, stronger pay. Patrick was an Action star who at the height of his fame did To Wong Foo, a groundbreaking LGBTQ movie for the time.

[@pcl8993]

I love your “vocal” emotional responses to these movies! 🥰💕💋

[@robertlombardo8437]

1990. This movie is as old as I am! If you love Demi Moore and Michael Douglas you have to watch the movie Disclosure. It's a rare departure for Demi playing a villain and she does it SO well! It's a hidden gem that KZbin doesn't seem to have reacted to yet.

[@IAMJordan999]

31:22 “And can hell open up?” 😂😂😂

[@vivmikhail]

You must watch "The Lake House" (2006) if you are a fan of Sci-fi romances and haven't watched it yet. One of my all time favourites in Sci-fi romance❤

[@eximusic]

You know there's still a dead body in the building after that last scene. Would have ruined the mood to add a last scene with the police investigating how he was impaled by glass.

[@cjextreme]

The guy on the train committed suicide and had addiction to many vices including cigs. He is stuck here for penance until the end of all things because his transgressions were not sins that would send him to hell but not repentant enough to be welcomed in heaven.

[@torysoper]

Road house with Patrick Swayze is a must watch

[@amandagrubbs3000]

I went to Maryland to watch this on stage and it was amazing. I liked how they made the actor who played Sam ghost like it was awesome

[@alexp601]

Mary, it's DEFINITELY time you watch more Patrick Swayze films. Dirty Dancing and Point Break at least, to begin with.

[@surg20]

I was working as an usher at my local movie theater when this movie was released in the summer of 1990 and it was sold out for two months straight. Fast forward to 4 months later to November of 1990 and the movie was still showing at my theater and I remember walking into work just before Thanksgiving Day and the damn movie was SOLD OUT again. I was in total shock. So many people kept watching it over and over. Still an epic movie to this day. Funny moment I remember one night when we were cleaning the theater after another sold out showing, was my female coworker (In dead center middle of a 800 seater theater) suddenly yelling out. I FOUND A BRA! and she was holding it up. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shallowgal462]

My 2nd-favorite Demi Moore movie is _The Butcher's Wife._ My 3rd-favorite Patrick Swayze film is _To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar,_ also starring Wesley Snipes, Stockard Channing, and John Leguizamo. I wish you'd react to _Dead Again_ with Robin Williams.

[@TKN5199]

Great movie and reaction. The performances are top tier . This movie was a Huge hit and was nominated for Oscars including Best Picture and Best Supporting Actress which Whoopi won. Point Break is another great Swayze movie, A Few Good Men is another great Demi Moore performance and The ORIGINAL Color Purple is hands down a Whoopi Goldberg powerhouse. Enjoy

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Every movie he did was great..OG Point Break...Roadhouse.....Too Wong Foo..(as a Drag Queen).....

[@MGarcia168]

Patrick Swayze was also in the 1983 movie, “The Outsiders” based on a novel by Sam E Hiton which I read in High School. It’s a great movie. You will recognize a lot actors in this movie who had made many great movies like Tom Cruise and Ralph Macchio just to name a few.

[@__RYN__]

24:15 My mother loved this movie made me watch it countless times along with Dirty Dancing. This scene and ghost on the train terrified me as a child. Finally watched it as an adult couple years ago

[@martinm8991]

My most favorite genre-mix is SciFi + humor, both on good level. A movie like 5th Element, but best mix of those would be shows Stargate SG1 and Stargate Atlantis

[@ronp1903]

A must see from Patrick Swazye, "Red Dawn". And great reaction Mary! 🎥🍿😊

[@donbergeson6771]

Swayze's best movie is the action film with Keeanu Reeves, Point Break (which does have a scene there in your home country).

[@SherondaPramus]

I met patrick swayze when i was like 6 years old in 2000 at cunemark theaere in texas. Such a nice cool guy

[@jd-zr3vk]

"I want to know what happens to a bad person." Misbehave and find out.

[@JT-Rebel]

"DAMN baby what you do to yo hair?!?!??" is a regular quote amongst my cousins