Konterr
Brilliant and touching
Limerculer
A waste of 90 minutes of my life
Lollivan
It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.
Jenni Devyn
Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.
chaplin889@hotmail.com
This movie is one that really haunts the recesses of my childhood. The story of Inez Dumaine and her quest to finally rest in peace. I loved these classic Disney movies, and I first saw this on the old Disney Sunday Night Movie show. I had a major crush on Olivia Barash, who played Inez, and also thought Kathy Kurtzman who played Blossom Culp was a cutie. I have this version, plus on a tape called ONCE UPON A MIDNIGHT SCARY they showed a small highlight of THE GHOST BELONGED TO ME, and I have the books GHOST BELONGED TO ME and THE MANY GHOSTS OF BLOSSOM CULP. This film should be on every video shelf. Also I wish I knew what happened to the cast.
Mystykwisdom
I am 39 years old and can still remember seeing this movie as a young teen.I had such a crush on young Alexander! Such a cute little dark haired boy. And I thought Blossom was so kooky. I thought she would make a great friend. I would love to see it come out on DVD. Disney SO needs to release this movie for this generation of tweens.....I know my niece would love it. The plot was so interesting and the atmosphere was very spooky. The riddle still haunts me to this day. I highly recommend this movie.
Carrigon
This is a great ghost story. It stayed with me from the time I first saw it as a child. I just loved it. A little french girl's ghost on an old spooky southern plantation. This was based on a book called "The Ghost Belonged to Me". After watching this film, I bought the book and it's sequel, which were just as good as the movie. If you're looking for a good ghost story, this is it.
Geoffrey Maher
I finally found this movie after a long search, and it was worth the wait. I was about 7 when it appeared on television in the late '70s, and I have never forgotten it. I have a six year old girl now who was absolutely riveted by it. If you ever have a chance to rent or buy this (hard to do, its been OOP for a while), please do so. The scene where the little ghost girl Inez becomes real for a moment to dance a waltz with the little boy in the story still gets me. What a great movie!
