Ok 2 things: 1. It must have been weird staring at an empty space next to him for extended periods of time before the ghost was added in post production 2. It takes guts to chase an animated ghost across the street shouting at the top of your lungs wearing a ghostbuster outfit that looks more like it came from breaking bad
So... why didn't Casper's dad stick around as a ghost to finish the whole "bringing his dead child back to life" thing? That seems like some seriously unfinished business, unless he suddenly decided "Eh, who gives a fuck..." on his deathbed. If that's the case, bad parenting.
I remember the scene when Casper says what he is made out of as a kid, and thinking he was saying he was made out of seamen. I wonder how many other people made that mistake but heck, he looks like it.
Am I the only one who notices that when Casper is human, he sounds like a young teenager, but when he's a ghost, he sound like he's 9?? Heh, I guess being dead causes puberty to reverse-
I loved this movie as a kid, and it wasn't ever intended to be scary. It's just a cute, simple movie for kids, but I have to agree it was weird to start so many plots and just leave them behind like that.