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“To be honest, it has been a while since I have seen this movie but since I didn’t like it much the first time around, I don’t think I will ever give it a 2nd chance at some point (I could give it a try with my daughter though). Still, I remember it very well, I actually saw the damned thing with my girlfriend at the time in the movie theater when it was released. Seriously, after all these years, I still don’t understand why she made us watch this flick. I mean, she was a great girl and pretty smart but, sometimes, she had the bad habit to focus on some really childish movies like this one. Anyway, even though I have to admit that it was visually pretty neat (it was in fact the first feature film with a computer-animated lead character), I was completely bored by the damned thing. ” read more
30 From 95: My Favorite Films From 1995 (30 movies items)"The supernatural world collides with the natural world when live action meets animation in this tale about a kid who can see dead people. But in a cute, heartwarming way, considering that this is a film for all ages and is centered on the friendliest ghost you know.* *BTW, for you young'ns out there, that's reference to the tagline of the original Casper the Friendly Ghost cartoon series."
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1994-1995 (42 movies items)" Directed by: Brad Silberling Produced by: Steven Spielberg, Jeff Franklin, Gerald R. Molen, Colin Wilson, and Jeffrey A. Montgomery Written by: Deena Oliver, Sherri Stoner, and J.J. Abrams Based on characters created by: Seymour Reit and Joe Oriolo Cinematography: Dean Cundey Edited: Michael Kahn Music by: James Horner Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
Animate This! My Favorite 3-D Animated Movies (40 movies items)"The supernatural world collides with the natural world when live action meets animation in this tale about a kid who can see dead people. But in a cute, heartwarming way, considering that this is a film for all ages and is centered on the friendliest ghost you'll know.* *BTW, for you young'ns out there, that's reference to the tagline of the original Casper the Friendly Ghost cartoon series."
