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Movie Title : Ghost Town
Release Date : Sep 5, 2008 Wide
Genre Movie :Documentary,Science Fiction & Fantasy,Comedy,Special Interest
Mpaa Rating : PG-13

Actors :Ricky Gervais,Téa Leoni,Greg Kinnear,Billy Campbell,Dana Ivey,Aasif Mandvi,Kristen Wiig,Alan Ruck,Betty Gilpin,Brian d'Arcy James,Brian Tarantina,Carlos Jordan,Dequina Moore,Joe Badalucco,Brian Hutchinson,Tyree Simpson,Julia Murney,Claire Lautier,Bridget Moloney

Ricky Gervais and Greg Kinnear star in director David Koepp's fantasy comedy concerning Bertram Pincus, a dentist who gains the ability to communicate with the dead after momentarily dying during a routine medical procedure. When the dearly departed begin requesting favors from Dr. Pincus, the self-absorbed dentist finds that living with ghosts isn't easy. Fortunately, recently deceased businessman Frank Herlihy (Greg Kinnear) agrees to keep the dead at bay if Dr. Pincus will just agree to prevent his widow, Gwen (Téa Leoni), from tying the knot to humorless human rights lawyer Richard (Billy Campbell). According to Frank, Richard is just another morally corrupt gold-digger out to take the wealthy Gwen for all she's worth. At first Dr. Pincus agrees to go along with the ruse, though it isn't long before he begins to question his supernatural sidekick's true motivations. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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It is alternately tender, sad and smart. It's also very funny.
Ben Mankiewicz-At the Movies

This just kind of fell flat.
Ben Lyons-At the Movies

Enjoyable as it is to see Gervais trying (and often succeeding) to make something of the mediocre dialogue, it's not enough.
David Jenkins-Time Out

Naturally, Koepp makes it his business to redeem this unpleasant character and recast him as an acceptable stand-in for a romantic lead. But cynics should not despair; it's not a complete makeover.
Tom Charity-CNN.com

It's enlivened by the performance of Ricky Gervais as Bertram Pincus, a latter-day Scrooge for whom the living are no less annoying than the dead.
Joe Morgenstern-Wall Street Journal

The best part of the movie is watching Gervais and Leoni delight in each other in scenes that burst with spontaneity and genuine warmth.
Ann Hornaday-Washington Post

The big screen's best use of the talents of the sarcastic, ever put-upon Mr. Gervais.
Roger Moore-Movie Nation

Dozens of other movies have romped on the same grass. But Gervais spritzes everything in Ghost Town with a delightfully refreshing comic mist.
Neil Pond-American Profile

The Town isn't as impressive as Affleck's directing debut, 2007's Gone Baby Gone, but he handles the action scenes with brutal efficiency and gets terrific performances from his co-stars.
Jason Best-Movie Talk

Yes, there are gags about mummy penises and canine halitosis, but other sublime moments recall Albert Brooks' social-satire heyday. Given the otherworldly elements, David Koepp's "Ghost Town" sweetly hits the heights of Brooks' "Defending Your Life."
Nick Rogers-Suite101.com

The pudgy Brit looks right at home here on the big screen, starring in a romantic comedy in which we're asked to believe he might have a chance with Tea Leoni. And you know what? He makes us believe.
Matt Soergel-Florida Times-Union

Ghost Town is funny and moves along briskly, fulfilling the two most important qualities of a romantic comedy.
Sonny Bunch-Washington Times

This is a good romantic comedy, and that is a genre that often gets messed up. Here, the old formula comes out just right.
Robert Roten-Laramie Movie Scope

Rises above expectations, even though it never quite shatters the genre mould.
James White-SFX Magazine

Gervais' rapport with his equally enjoyable co-stars Greg Kinnear and Tea Leoni also keeps Ghost Town on solidly funny ground.
Jay Antani-Cinema Writer

Gervais, Leoni (adorável) e Kinnear estabelecem uma boa dinâmica, elevando o roteiro convencional e divertindo mais do que o material conseguiria naturalmente.
Pablo Villaca-Cinema em Cena

Ricky Gervais is an anti-social dentist who can speak with the dead in this very funny romantic comedy about unfinished business.
Simon Weaving-Screenwize

Ghost Town is both a surprise and a departure: it's genuinely funny and quietly original. It also shows what Gervais can do in the right role.
Paul Byrnes-Sydney Morning Herald

In the end, Ghost Town delivers. Right now, we need all the laughs we can get. Especially kindly ones.
Julie Rigg-MovieTime, ABC Radio National

In different hands, this could have been forgettably saccharine fare, but Gervais' genius and an excellent cast of bit players turn it into solidly acerbic entertainment.
Jenni Dawes-FILMINK (Australia)

Writer-director David Koepp is almost too careful a craftsman for his own good, but Gervais and Leoni share a talent for throwing the audience off-balance...
Jake Wilson-The Age (Australia)

This film is so unexpectedly enjoyable.
Margaret Pomeranz-At the Movies (Australia)

The bravura blend of English eccentricity thanks to Ricky Gervais' presence and the surreal fantasy of a new take on the 'I see dead people' concept makes for highly entertaining cinema, especially in the first half
Andrew L. Urban-Urban Cinefile

I laughed many times at the absurdity of the script and the situations, and was then surprised to find myself dabbing my eyes a few minutes later when emotional truths suddenly kicked in. Everything works
Louise Keller-Urban Cinefile

Sorrow and darkness aren't far below the surface of this lovely comedy, which makes our laughter more agreeable, and more frequent.
Evan Williams-The Australian

Ricky Gervais has become a major international star. The British comic created and was the lead actor in the original British TV version of The Office (2006) and Extras (2007). He has won two Emmys and a Golden Globe. Now after a few bit parts his distinc
Tony Macklin-Fayetteville Free Weekly