Demi Moore has expressed mixed feelings about the planned remake of the iconic 1990 film Ghost, which is being developed by Channing Tatum. In a recent interview, she highlighted the importance of the original's cast chemistry, referring to it as 'alchemy,' and noted that some films might be 'better left alone.' However, she acknowledged Tatum's talent, stating, 'who knows what he would bring to it if it happened.' Moore also emphasized the enduring appeal of Ghost, suggesting that it offers comfort in the notion that lost connections never truly disappear. While she remains open to the idea of reprising her role as Molly Jensen, she indicated that she would need to see the new take on the story first. Tatum's company secured the rights to Ghost earlier in 2023, and he aims to reinterpret the film to address outdated elements from the original.