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When he learns that Molly's life is threatened, Sam pesters Oda Mae - by singing "I'm Henry the Eighth, I am. Unable to comfort or communicate with Molly, the bewildered ghost contacts Oda Mae Brown (Goldberg), a charlatan amazed that her powers have, in fact, become genuine. They've never been happier, and then Sam is gunned down on a New York street and his spirit separates from his body. Sam Wheat (Swayze), a well-built investment banker, and his lovely artist girlfriend, Molly Jensen (Moore), have just moved into a fabulous TriBeCa loft. Written by Bruce Joel Rubin of "Brainstorm," the story recalls last year's "Always," except it's much more emotionally honest: A man who can't say "I love you" to the woman who makes his heart sing suddenly can't make her hear or see him. Three losers of late, the actors succeed quite nicely in unifying the movie's multiple personalities, its ricocheting screenplay. The cast is as eclectic as the movie's moods, with Patrick Swayze, the phantom hunk, teaming up with Whoopi Goldberg, a storefront psychic, to communicate with Demi Moore, his endangered former lover. This heart-shaped thriller, relieved with farce and spectral effects, addresses the grief of parting and the mourning after - on both sides of the veil. Children under 13 should be accompanied by a parentĪn old-fashioned fantasy shot through with sentiment, "Ghost" moves through genres as readily as a phantom through castle walls.