Oh My Ghost (4-DVD Set by Poh Kim Singapore, English Sub, All Region DVD)

I really like this drama. There’s a lot of really funny stuff. The main female character is one of my favorites anyway. It did also have some tear jerking parts too

Ordered Oh my ghost but received Bring it on ghost lol I'm still keeping it cuz I liked the drama but it's like wtf it's not what was advertised you know? Did the same thing happen to anyone else?

First off get the digital version, the DVD will most likely be bootleg and or low quality and most likely over priced.this show i just great, i have watched it over 10 times if not more. i watched it multiple times on Netflix while it was on there and i also bought the dvd set and when i saw it in amazon video as digital i jumped on it. Such a great story and lovable characters, you will fall in love with the two main female leads.

I'm reviewing both versions available on Amazon as of November 2016, one by PMP Entertainment and one by Poh Kim Singapore.The drama itself deserves 5 stars. It draws you in from the start, the leads are fabulous, and all the supporting actors/storylines all hit their mark. It's made it onto my list of all-time favorite K-dramas.However, the DVD product isn't exactly what I'd hoped. Probably due to copyright reasons, they've removed all the scenes where the restaurant staff sing "Congratulations" by Cliff Richard to one another, and changed the riff that Jo Jung-suk plays before he starts to sing "Give Me Your Chocolate." (In the original version, he plays a short riff of "Dust in the Wind.") BOTH DVD sets do this.Otherwise, for this PMP Entertainment set, the video quality is good, and so are both the English and Chinese subs. The packaging for this set leaves something to be desired, though. You get a fairly official-looking hard plastic cover/box, but the discs aren't nicely placed inside; they're just in flimsy, cheap sleeves, without any accompanying artwork.The Poh Kim set looks MUCH better aesthetically; the box looks/feels a lot more official, the discs have artwork with the various actors featured on the discs, and each disc has its place in the hard disc slots melded to the cover. The cover itself features the main characters, with bios for each character and full-color photos. However, the Poh Kim translations don't seem to be quite as good as PMP (at least for English).I just wish the show was released exactly as I saw it on DramaFever. :( If you don't care about the small bits they've cut, you'll probably be totally happy with this product.

I'm reviewing both versions available on Amazon as of November 2016, one by PMP Entertainment and one by Poh Kim Singapore.The drama itself deserves 5 stars. It draws you in from the start, the leads are fabulous, and all the supporting actors/storylines all hit their mark. It's made it onto my list of all-time favorite K-dramas.However, the DVD product isn't exactly what I'd hoped. Probably due to copyright reasons, they've removed all the scenes where the restaurant staff sing "Congratulations" by Cliff Richard to one another, and changed the riff that Jo Jung-suk plays before he starts to sing "Give Me Your Chocolate." (In the original version, he plays a short riff of "Dust in the Wind.") BOTH DVD sets do this.Otherwise, the video quality is good on this Poh Kim set, though I prefer the English translations on the PMP Entertainment version.The Poh Kim set looks MUCH better aesthetically; the box looks/feels a lot more official, the discs have artwork with the various actors featured on the discs, and each disc has its place in the hard disc slots melded to the cover. The cover itself features the main characters, with bios for each character and full-color photos.The packaging for the PMP Entertainment version leaves something to be desired. You get a fairly official-looking hard plastic cover/box, but the discs aren't nicely placed inside; they're just in flimsy, cheap sleeves, without any accompanying artwork. However, in my opinion, the English translations are better.I just wish the show was released exactly as I saw it on DramaFever. :( If you don't care about the small bits they've cut, you'll probably be totally happy with this product.

Both this version and the Poh Kim version are really good. Great sound and picture quality on this one..as well as excellent subs...not very noticeable differences in my opinion..although this one has cloth inserts instead of the more professional Poh Kim version which has all discs securely placed with a more appealing case..either version u get you will be happy with..this version does have a different boot up such as an annoying commercial at the beginning of each disc but luckily u can skip it, but if u hit back or anything u have to wait until u can get a chance to hit the skip button again. I do like the music in this one better though. Especially the main song at the menu screen which is done by Park Bo-Young

I don’t mind reading subtitles in English or Spanish or French and I also wish I spoke Korean because I absolutely love their movies and their TV series I do enjoy them a lot more That the ones we get at home and this one is fantastic!

Amazing!!!!!!! 10/10 I'm so happy!