 Both 

Marcellus and Barnardo are amazed by the ghost, which they say

resembles the deceased king.

o Marcellus encourages Horatio to address the ghost. Horatio admits his

shock and fear as he gazes at it, and he agrees that it looks like the dead
Danish king.
o He shouts at the ghost, demanding its identity and commanding it to
speak. However, the ghost silently moves away, leaving Barnardo and
Marcellus to worry that Horatio has offended it.

 After the ghost's departure, Barnardo notes Horatio's pale appearance and

asks if he's okay.

o Horatio concedes that he's shaken and confesses that, without

witnessing the ghost himself, he wouldn't have believed it existed.
o He's also disturbed by the ghost's striking resemblance to the king. It
even seems to be wearing the former king's armor.
 Horatio thinks the ghost's presence foretells that something is
about to go wrong in Denmark.