Help with recent movie
 

I've searched the 'net and this forum as well, but I still have no clue what this movie is called. It came out in theaters sometime in the last couple of years, and I really thought it came out last year. The only thing I remember from the preview is a man who sees his father walking around, but his father is supposed to be dead. I think the whole advertised plot was something about people seeing dead loved ones. There may have been a clip of conversation where the character says, "I saw my dad today," and his friend says, "I thought your dad was dead," to which the character replies, "He is." Anybody have a clue? I've been everywhere, looking at lists and lists of movies from the last few years.

Thanks,
flyingmouse77

Re: Help with recent movie
 

That line has a familiar ring to it.....maybe "Bringing Out the Dead"(1999).

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0163988/

No, that's not it. :( The bad thing is, I've probably even seen the movie and still can't remember it. I did remember "Bringing Out the Dead" once I clicked your link. Thanks for trying!

flyingmouse77

;)

Let's get the obvious out of the way first:

It's not The Sixth Sense, right?

No, definitely not The Sixth Sense. That comes up a lot when I do searches involving dead people being seen, but this movie was more recent. I also considered White Noise, which I know I've seen, but I don't think that's it either. I've been trying to check the lists of horror movies for every year starting in 2003. I'm almost positive I saw the preview in 2004 or 2005, but I'm not having any luck with those years. I've found lists of very familiar movies for that time period, most of which I've seen, but I still can't seem to find this one. :(

flyingmouse77

Is it an American movie?

I think it's American. At least the actors I remember seeing didn't have accents and sounded American, but other than that I don't know.

I know it´s not a dad, but could it be "The forgotten"?

Not that one either. I just went through About.com's list of Hollywood movies for 2003, 2004, and 2005, and didn't find it. *sigh* I think I'm going to have to stop searching and hope that either someone here knows what I'm talking about, or that I'll remember something else that will help me find it.

flyingmouse77