Ghost Graduation

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Oct 24, 2015 This movie was sweet, quirky and a lot of fun. I'm surprised it doesn't have higher ratings from other viewers. See more Jul 2, 2015 Not great, very cliche, but pretty fun. Specially if you're familiar with old and latin music. I was overjoyed when they sang Shakira's Estoy Aqui, since it was a song from my childhood/preteen years lol. See more Feb 25, 2015 A great modern 80's flick with ghosts, humor, and the occasional boobs. See more jesse o @RT12547577 Feb 20, 2015 A movie that very openly wears its 80s movies influences on its sleeves. To the point that during the obligatory music montage, it steals some of the dance moves during the music sequence in Breakfast Club. Of course, you would think, that the worst thing that this movie can do is invite comparisons to the Breakfast Club, one of the best teen comedies of all time. But it doesn't feel so much as a ripoff as much as it is a very affectionate tribute to one of the films that, very clearly, influenced it. Admittedly, this movie is more hit and miss than I would appreciate, but I absolutely loved the tone and pacing of this film. It's not too serious or too deep, but it gets by on an incredibly likable cast and just being fun to watch. My favorite characters of the film, by far, would have to be Manuela, the school secretary, and the psychiatrist who projects his own repressed homosexual thoughts onto Modesto. These two fit the definition of effective secondary character down to a T. The fact they appear so infrequently makes each appearance memorable. Their bits, particularly Manuela's, are incredibly inspired and they got a lot of laughs from me. It also helps to have really talented actors like Silvia Abril, as Manuela, and Joaquin Reyes, as the psychiatrist. Their bits are the best parts of the film, hands down. And even without them, this movie would've still been fun. It's kinda surprising, in a way, that this film hasn't been remade in Hollywood. It's not that it's got a unique concept, or the film is that great, but just the fact of how fucking easy it would be to actually remake this. Not saying that this was easy to write, film, edit, etc. But it's just a movie that definitely needs to be seen by more people. A remake would open doors for people who, otherwise, wouldn't have given this film the time of day. Again, it's not like this is a great film, especially since it becomes a little too sentimental for my liking, but this is just a fun movie and sometimes that's just what the doctor ordered. I cannot stress that word enough, honestly. This is just fun. Those who are a little bit more jaded might dislike this, but I had a really fun time watching this. I would definitely recommend it as a Netflix watch. I had a good time watching this. See more May 5, 2014 It has good moments and laughs (a lot of cliche also for a Spain movie, tipico español). La verdad, merece un 3 & a half stars of 5. Enjoy. - Mayo 5 del 2014. See more Sep 14, 2012 Seriously one of the most joyous movie-going experices I've had in a long time. This film perfectly walks the line between a love letter to John Hughes films and a satire of the teen movie genre. Hilarious, sweet and so much fun. See more Read all reviews

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