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Mister.Corbbetts.Ghost.1987.DVDRip.X264-GHOULS

Title..........: Mister.Corbbetts.Ghost
Year...........: 1987
Rating.........: 7.2/10 from 36 users
Genre..........: Fantasy, Drama  |
URL............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087729

Release Date...: 1987/12/31
Duration.......: 54mn 41s
Video..........: X264 658 Kbps @ CRF 19.0
Frame Rate.....: 25.000 fps
Resolution.....: 688x516
Audio..........: AAC LC 2ch / 48 KHz
Language.......: English
Subtitles......: English
Source.........: Retail R2 DVD
Size...........: 599 MiB 628,834,074 bytes)
Files..........: 42x15 MB

Notes..........:

This is the final film for John Huston as actor, for he died shortly after its completion, and it is
directed by his son Danny, who does a creditable job with putting onto the screen one of Leon
Garfield's Dickensian novellas, set in 1767 in a small English town on New Year's Eve, the work
starring bewigged Paul Scofield, who certainly looks the part here of a cold-hearted master. A young
apothecary's apprentice, Ben Partridge (Mark Farmer), souring from being forced to work late on the
eve of the new year by his master Mr. Corbett (Scofield), is so filled with hatred as a result that
he wishes for Corbett to be dead, going so far as to gather ingredients with which he hopes to cast
a fatal spell upon the older man. A highly imaginative script from Gerry Wilson realizes in
cinematic terms the well-constructed and taut original by Garfield, and fosters a strong sense of
the dramatic, including several macabre scenes among the town's underworld, a favorite device of the
novelist. A rather dark film that echoes Stevenson as well as Dickens, GHOST centers about the
displacement of young Partridge as he discovers that the burden of an omnipresent phantom is by way
of being intolerable and, to his salvation, the ambiguous aspects of good and evil in their natural
duality lead to certain discoveries about his foreign master, resulting in a satisfying conclusion

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