Speaker 1: Welcome to them, Christian No Con Show podcast. Yesterday my
Speaker 1: wife was out. The kids refused to sit down and
Speaker 1: watch it with me because they were like, oh, hang
Speaker 1: on a minute. When, as I said, about every movie,
Speaker 1: would I go, let's watch a movie, go hang on it?
Speaker 1: When was it my I went nineteen ninety, They're like,
Speaker 1: forget it, it's an old movie, all right, to them,
Speaker 1: that's a really old movie. Whilest what we was black
Speaker 1: and white? Oh, they would Charlie Chaplin.
Speaker 2: They would be disgusted with the special effects of the ghosts.
Speaker 1: Ghost You're right, the tick Job generation aren't gonna dig go.
Speaker 1: So basically I watched it by myself yesterday evening, and
Speaker 1: I still found myself crying alone on the couch. Okay,
Speaker 1: got me all those years later? What a movie? Genuinely,
Speaker 1: I love watching it again. I forgot what a great
Speaker 1: movie and it still stands up. I didn't do that thing.
Speaker 1: You know now, when you're streaming sumthing you press ports
Speaker 1: and you go, how much left on this? I'm so
Speaker 1: we're so rude, now, aren't we. You never used to
Speaker 1: to do that in this cinema. You just sat there
Speaker 1: and absorbed it. You didn't even think about, like how
Speaker 1: long is left on it? You were lucky to be
Speaker 1: watching the movie.
Speaker 2: I pretty much do that every week as we rewatch
Speaker 2: an old film. It's pause and check how long it's
Speaker 2: left on the time Ghost is an exception. I've never
Speaker 2: seen it before, and hang on.
Speaker 1: A minute, this is gonna be a new side category
Speaker 1: right when we do the movies. This is a non
Speaker 1: pauser This is.
Speaker 2: A non pausal Wow, all the way through, without even
Speaker 2: getting up and walking around the.
Speaker 1: Hills, got loads going on. It was they still set.
Speaker 1: It was at the birth of the rom com really,
Speaker 1: because after that, you know, they became Harry met Sally
Speaker 1: after that huge mega success of this movie. But it's
Speaker 1: actually more than a romantic comedy. It's got a lot
Speaker 1: in this, this stuff about the afterlife. There's action scenes
Speaker 1: in it, a revenge story. It's brilliant.
Speaker 2: I thought it would be way more sappy just from
Speaker 2: what I knew of the trailers. But yeah, there's murder,
Speaker 2: money laundering, drug dealers, gunfights. And the part I love
Speaker 2: the most is like Patrick Swayze, for me, is the
Speaker 2: best actorate that.
Speaker 1: Is on that right. He was on like a four
Speaker 1: movie test. So if you think about it did Dirty
Speaker 1: Dancing in nineteen eighty seven. Then he goes to do
Speaker 1: a year and a half later, Roadhouse, which we reviewed
Speaker 1: on the show Non Pauser I'm getting as I loved Roadhouse.
Speaker 1: Then a year later he does this Ghost, right, biggest
Speaker 1: movie of the nineties, and then he does Point Break
Speaker 1: a year later. That's quite a four movie tear.
Speaker 2: What are you giving for acting in this movie? Because
Speaker 2: why I loved him as a ghost. I did feel
Speaker 2: like he hammed it up a few times during the movie, for.
Speaker 1: Sure, when he's doing his whole convulsions when the ghosts
Speaker 1: come through him. It's terrible. You're like, why didn't the
Speaker 1: director yell cup?
Speaker 2: You know you're doing a great job.
Speaker 1: This is going to be huge at the box office.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Pull back on some of those factual expressions. The one
Speaker 2: I love the most the first time he becomes a
Speaker 2: ghost and he realizes that he's a dead body and
Speaker 2: he's in Demi Moore's arms. The look that he puts
Speaker 2: on his face. Surely they wanted to cut that.
Speaker 1: It looks like he'd watched a couple of episodes of
Speaker 1: Home and Away and use some of these sort of
Speaker 1: acting range in that to put it into a big
Speaker 1: box office movie. It's so hammy and the rest of it.
Speaker 1: He's brilliant in it.
Speaker 2: This is his face when he looks at himself for
Speaker 2: the first time.
Speaker 1: That exactly now. I know it's radio, but we will
Speaker 1: put this up on We'll do a compare of contrast
Speaker 1: with the actual movie. See how many other things I
Speaker 1: noticed watching it again, because I remember when this came out.
Speaker 1: It was obviously at the cinema, right and I was
Speaker 1: going out with a girl at the time, in nineteen ninety,
Speaker 1: and she loved it so much we had to go
Speaker 1: and watch it. I watched it three times with her.
Speaker 1: You know, when you're willing into someone and you put
Speaker 1: up with any time to do anything, You just do
Speaker 1: anything just to be near them. I was seventeen at
Speaker 1: the time. That's not a judged three times to see
Speaker 1: this at the movie anyway. Watching it again, yessay, alone
Speaker 1: on the couch, weeping in the darkness. Demi Moore wonder
Speaker 1: ability she can crown demand out of either rye.
Speaker 2: Did you notice that saw that separate falling tears?
Speaker 1: I didn't notice sagon tears. Yeah. I actually rewound a
Speaker 1: couple of times it's like, how did she do that?
Speaker 1: That doesn't get enough credit? We got it, Perry put
Speaker 1: that video up. She can crown demand, she can go
Speaker 1: left right, both at the same time, or again left alrighty.
Speaker 2: It's impressive, as impressive as when you see a strong
Speaker 2: man do peck peck peck?
Speaker 1: Which double tie? Why did she? Why is it more made?
Speaker 1: It got two oscars. The movie Whoop be Godberg deserved
Speaker 1: an oscar. She's incredible. Bear in mind she doesn't turn
Speaker 1: up to the start the second third. I think she's
Speaker 1: like forty minutes in. She's amazing and it's Swaysy's great.
Speaker 1: You also won an oscar for about original screenplay. They
Speaker 1: wanted to write a movie. The guy won the oscar
Speaker 1: for it from the point of view of a ghost,
Speaker 1: and actually, when you watch the movie knowing that you
Speaker 1: get it is very much on Swayseey's point of view.
Speaker 1: There are some great scenes in it. It's amazing. Moneh,
Speaker 1: I love and say the back of the couch, tack
Speaker 1: it with you? What about that ditto scene? Did that
Speaker 1: movie you?
Speaker 2: I love Yeah, me too, I love.
Speaker 1: You, I really love you. And my other favorite scene
Speaker 1: is the first time that Demi Moore goes to see
Speaker 1: this mystic Whoopy Goldberg and Swaysea are man there even
Speaker 1: though she can't see him. He's a ghost. He's there.
Speaker 1: What a crack of ship he delivers that line. It's
Speaker 1: so funny. I remember in the cinema still he got
Speaker 1: such a big laugh. I just love when he goes
Speaker 1: a crack of shit cover of the things. Watching it again,
Speaker 1: it's a strange ending, isn't it. Where he goes into
Speaker 1: Woody golds book. He goes into the body and at
Speaker 1: this when we talk about it becomes an Adam Sounder movie,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. So he goes into the body of Whoope
Speaker 1: Goldberg and then Whoopee. But Swazy on the screen dances
Speaker 1: with his with his wife.
Speaker 2: With Demi Moore, and they missed a real comedy cut
Speaker 2: there because they're showing the ghost of Swayzey dancing with
Speaker 2: Demi Moore. They should have cut back to Whoopee.
Speaker 1: If I was directing that movie, you you have top
Speaker 1: puff Swayzey, bottom half Whoopee, and then you keep flip
Speaker 1: around like suddenly it's the it's the head of Whoopee
Speaker 1: on the on the body like a photo shop. That's
Speaker 1: how they should have done it. Basically.
Speaker 2: The other thing about that, which is the most famous
Speaker 2: scene of the movie is the dance with the ghost.
Speaker 2: At the end, they know that somebody is on there,
Speaker 2: on his way to kill Demi Moore, yet.
Speaker 1: His wife, who who he can't leave behind to go
Speaker 1: to heaven.
Speaker 2: He's on his way. He's minutes from walking through the
Speaker 2: door with the knife to kill her. Except he's got
Speaker 2: time for.
Speaker 1: A slow There's always time for one last dance. You say,
Speaker 1: most famous scene. No, let's talk about the pottery scene.
Speaker 1: It's beyond phanic. No, no, no, no, come on, it's a
Speaker 1: meter long schlong.
Speaker 2: I didn't wonder.
Speaker 1: I did wonder. And that's how she's getting over her husband.
Speaker 1: She's keeping his memory alive by this.
Speaker 2: I didn't wonder. What's going to needed to be?
Speaker 1: How big are these flowers? How stats while swayzy, we'll
Speaker 1: never know? Okay, wait, we'll never know. By the way
Speaker 1: side note, our thirty something producer Real just goes to
Speaker 1: jacket Iron join the song. Just look on im TV
Speaker 1: hasn't done much lately. Hard to when you're dead, it's
Speaker 1: hard to get work. And anyway, he googled it like
Speaker 1: we were like fake news. So are we learning about
Speaker 1: Swaze and dice? Okay? Oh guys, anyway, it's beyond phanic
Speaker 1: and then that's her thing, right, it's obviously pottery. She's
Speaker 1: actually very good. She's made a meet a long right,
Speaker 1: and then the ghost Swayze turns, and Sticky's fingering and
Speaker 1: it goes everywhere. If my wife's hobby was pottery, and
Speaker 1: she's made this beautiful, big vast okay, and then I
Speaker 1: do turn up and put my finger on it. We're
Speaker 1: not having sex on the floor. She's in a bad mood.
Speaker 1: I've ruined her hobby. For Christian O'Connell's show podcast