to tying up these loose ends, the audience may as well give up the ghost." Peter Travers of Rolling Stone wrote: "Heart and Souls breaks the gimmick jinx by blending laughs and tears into a magical fantasy...Downey shows an explosive talent for physical comedy, most memorably at a business meeting when a feminine spirit moves him and at a B.B. King concert when a shy Grodin uses him to sing the national anthem. The scene is a show stopper, highlighting a potently acted, buoyantly funny film that trades on emotion without making you gag on it." Ty Burr of Entertainment Weekly wrote: "You may hate yourself for liking Heart and Souls, but at least you can take comfort in the fact that you've been had by professionals." Accolades Saturn Award for Best Actor - Robert Downey Jr.; Saturn Award Nominations for Supporting Actors - Charles Grodin and Tom Sizemore; Saturn Award Nominations for Supporting Actresses - Kyra Sedgwick and Alfre Woodard; Saturn Award Nomination for Best Director - Ron Underwood; Saturn Award Nomination for Best Writing - Brent Maddock, S.S. Wilson, Gregory Hansen, Erik Hansen; Saturn Award Nomination for Best Fantasy Film; Saturn Award Nomination for Best Music - Marc Shaiman; Saturn Award Nomination for Best Special Effects - Pacific Data Images and 4-Ward Productions See also Ghost Town List of films about angels List of ghost films References External links 1993 films 1990s fantasy comedy-drama films 1990s ghost films American fantasy comedy-drama films American ghost films Films directed by Ron Underwood Films scored by Marc Shaiman Films set in the 1950s Films set in San Francisco Films shot in San Francisco Universal Pictures films 1990s English-language films 1990s American films