Channing Tatum announces that he is preparing a remake of "Ghost"

Channing Tatum announced that his production company Free Association had acquired the rights to

.

This is indeed the cult film by Jerry Zucker, released in 1990, and starring the late Patrick Swayze, as well as Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg.

"Yeah, we have the rights to

 ," Channing Tatum told

, adding that he'll be reprising the lead role originally played by Patrick Swayze.

Bruce Joel Rubin's fantasy screenplay tells the story of murdered Sam Wheat (Patrick Swayze) and tries to save his girlfriend Molly Jensen (Demi Moore) from her killer, with the help of psychic Oda Mae (Whoopi Goldberg).

If Channing Tatum promises to do "something different" to avoid certain stereotypes that have become problematic today, tackling this monument of romantic comedy does not please everyone.

No no no

This “good” news has indeed made Charlie Sheen react and not for the better.

The actor of

relayed on Twitter the information announcing the remake project by Channing Tatum.

And he added a comment as succinct as it is effective: "Please don't do it".

A reaction that has been approved by many "Twittos".

Ghost

won Best Original Screenplay and Whoopi Goldberg won Best Supporting Actress.

Making a remake of this film, which celebrated its 32nd birthday last summer, is, perhaps, a little risky (even premature).

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