Ghostbusters' Stay Puft Marshmallow Man - Art of the Scene

The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man stomping through New York is one of the most memorable scenes in movie history. Go behind the scenes of Ghostbusters, and see how the gooiest movie got on the road to its rampage. SUBSCRIBE: goo.gl/9AGRm
The movie wouldn’t be what it is if Gozer’s final form weren’t a puffy sugary sailor man, but the journey from concept to the sticky final product was a long one. Almost everyone involved had doubts about audiences buying into a killer marshmallow monster.
We’ll take you through this scene, including the story, the effects, stunts, and pyrotechnics (figurative and literal) that brought the Stay Puft Marshmallow man from Dan Aykroyd’s script to Ivan Reitman’s final cut.
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[@josamaroo]

The Stay-Puft Marshmallow scene is my favorite scene from any movie ever. From that moment when Gozer asks the Ghostbusters to pick their opponent, I was glued to the TV as a kid & it still gives me goosebumps today. The reaction of Ray when he realizes that he has just chosen a giant marshmallow man is comedy gold. Then Stay-Puft appears & it's just amazing. This scene doesn't get enough recognition because this is the scene that made the original Ghostbusters a beloved classic. If you remove it & just have them fighting Gozer for 5 min., it doesn't have the same payoff as Stay-Puft. How many other films have taken a fictional character, put them on the screen for less than 3 min., & turned that fake character into a universally recognized character that will forever be loved by the fans. Oh, & he's supposed to be main villain too.

[@JamesCorbettMusic5000]

JOSAMAROO really is the best scene ever! I’m currently making a 1/220 ghostbusters diorama

[@watamatafoyu]

Maybe the best sci-fi horror comedies of all time..

[@johntabler349]

The balance between hilarious and terrifying was perfect for this movie

[@sandal_thong8631]

I like that he's mostly hidden for a few steps, then revealed to Ray's narration. Why Lucas didn't do that for Jabba the Hutt is beyond me. He's just there, without an over-the-shoulder glimpse first. Then he went back to put him in the special edition, and even the prequel.

[@SneakyCustard]

I'm glad Dan Aykroyd stuck to his guns, because the reveal of the Stay Puft Marshmallow man is one of my all time favorite comedic moments in a movie EVER. It's just so damn genius.

[@xsanelapse7779]

Effects like this are so much more meaningful because we're not exactly sure how it was done. With CG, you know it's simply done on a computer every single time.

[@chestosneakoinc]

Back then Special effects is what you would have rather considered "ART."

[@TooCooFoYou]

Flint McFreely Did you forget about a thing called an "Exploitation" film.

[@sampeacaml9307]

@@TooCooFoYou What's that?

[@TooCooFoYou]

@@sampeacaml9307 They're a genre of films designed to use a certain aspect of it for appeal. For example, Blaxploitation uses the fact that the main character is black in advertisements.

[@alisoncircus]

@Flint McFreely ​ Apparently there are a number of subgenres you've never heard of. Like slasher. Not exactly art house cinema - and so homogenized and predictable that they spawned another subgenre: the mock slasher film (starting with Scream). And if you think CGI is homogenized or easy, you haven't been paying attention. You're like the old guy with the lawn, saying how easy kids have things nowadays. Things can be done in CGI that CANNOT be done in practical effects, making more variety /possible/ - and there are just as many lazy directors now as there ever were, not more than, using formulas instead. You're perfectly welcome to not spend your money, you know - just don't expect everyone else to believe in the "good ol' days" when the actual evidence is available for viewing. There are a great many excellent older films, going right back to the beginning - but they aren't excellent because they lack computers. They are excellent because of how well what was available was utilized to tell and/or enhance the story. Just. like. movies. made. today.

[@Daniel-Rosa.]

6:35 - "The production team... _called him a p*ssy"_ Hahah, I cracked up!

[@nicholashylton6857]

Still missing you, Harold Ramis. Your comedic genius can never be replaced.

[@dorpth]

You can really only see these kind of interesting behind the scenes making of clips for movies made before 1995. Anything later is just "Yeah, we got a bunch of computers to do it."

[@TrippingHawk]

Titanic was 97 and anything but “just a bunch of computers”

[@dorpth]

@@TrippingHawk The most expensive movie ever made at the time was an exception a mere 2 years after my vague cutoff date of when CGI starting taking over, you got me bud. Score yourself an internet naysayer point.

[@TrippingHawk]

@@dorpth Don't forget Independence Day '96, Inception, the Lord of the Rings movies, Casino Royale, even the terrible Star Wars prequels (despite their heavy use of CG) were still using old school model and miniature work.

[@MadKido4135]

hi, i'm sorry for answering you so late but i'm in my first year at an sfx makeup and practical effects school which means... i'm no computer. cgi will never replace visual effects and all those stuff as it is... plain and only good to use in background or combined to practical effects. jurassic park was made with both cgi and practical effects and puppeteers. i know both legend movie (ridley scott's) and jurassic park were made before your "vague cutoff date" but that means nothing. look at the remake of predator. cgi is not that good. and look at a lot of characters nowadays, lots are made with visual effects and sfx makeup. my point is, you can't use cgi everywhere and say "oh i just used a bunch of computers to do it" cause it's not true

[@SledgeNE]

I was so fascinated from the Marshmallow Man in that movie. I had him as a toy in my childhood end of the 80s. I was so proud to own it.

[@dexm2010]

I love Mr. Stay Puft! I would have loved to have been able to be in the theater during the initial opening of Ghostbusters and witnessed the reaction by the crowd to seeing him on film for the first time...it must have been surprising (yet funny as hell) to be sitting there in the theater watching the climax and suddenly see a giant evil marshmallow man walking the street!

[@slowpoke8585]

Am I the only one that found the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man fucking TERRIFYING? I mean, that giant monster walking in Manhattan with that grin ready to destroy you?

[@Salvatore4Ever]

Trust me. As a child, I cried for hours, and I used to get nightmares about him.

[@slowpoke8585]

It's that feeling of impending doom that gets me. 0_o

[@Salvatore4Ever]

+Slowpoke85 I know right? Me too!

[@brienneoffuckingtarth5362]

You're not alone. Mr Stay Puft's creepy psychotic smile was the stuff of nightmares as a kid.

[@luckybenny8871]

Slowpoke85 Hes too fucking cute to me. I was 16 when i saw the movie, but Stay Puft looks like a fat baby to me, and theres is NOTHING cuter on God's green earth than a chubby baby. The grin is evil, ill give u that. Stay Puft makes me hungry.

[@myusernamewastaken09]

3:35 When he bits into a Twinkie and we hear a crunch sound I lost it.

[@mafiq1102]

We need more of this kind of video plss

[@CineFix]

MOAR!!!! are coming

[@ICET100]

+CineFix THIS HOW YOU SPELL MORE NOT MOAR

[@jeffypoodlecorp2392]

+CineFix did 2010 come out in 2010?😂

[@blaircsmith]

mafiq110

[@cartooncatcartooncat9995]

mafiq1102

[@telforenyte7632]

i liked Ghostbusters 2 and feel the critics were too harsh and their stupidness kept there from being any more movies being made

[@FavioRiveros]

Ghosthbusters 2 is hilarious!!!!! i love it! i´m a fan of the TV series! the only thing i don´t like is those Extreme Ghostbusters!

[@BenjinWS]

*Wiiiiiiinstonnnnnnnn*...

[@NewHellraiser]

There was a time where I liked Ghostbusters 2 more than the first one. Now I see them as equal but when I was growing up they switched places a couple of times as all time favorites #1 and #2. Never any lower. And as far a sequels go, Ghostbusters 2 is probably one of the better examples of what a sequel should be. A continuation of the story, adding new elements to the universe of said story, introduce new characters, bring back old ones, and stayed true to the feel of the original while not trying to out do the original

[@ef-5tornado495]

FavioRiveros, “IVE GOT A MAJOR GAS LEAK HERE WHERE DO YOU THINK ALL OF THIS IS COMING FROM, THE SKY!!???” I always loved that line as a kid and I still love it now 😂

[@alanaspinall7147]

I've always loved it

[@hothotheat3000]

Stay Puft’s evil face is hilarious.

[@thejcutz]

Ivan Reitman, was the director of the original ghostbusters movies, and his son went in to write the 3 movie in the trilogy

[@justinbellotti7838]

This movie stills holds up today, its fantastic, one of my favorite films. I also don't know what the big issue with the second one was, I thought it was also a good film. Too bad it will probably be ten years before they reboot it again and we get a film worthy of the name, if the franchise ever recovers.

[@retrorevived7267]

I like ghostbusters 2!

[@AwesomeAJ18]

I actually love the sequel.

[@TristanJHorta]

Unfortunately underrated!

[@AwesomeAJ18]

I think it catches shit because it was toned down (thanks to the series becoming loved by kids) and it follows the first way too closely. But other than that, it's a great movie which unfortunately followed a perfect movie

[@AwesomeAJ18]

I also really loved Vigo as a villain. I just don't care for the downer of an opener

[@leo8273]

they made a blues brothers 2000 out of it

[@LucoLuchi]

Ghostbusters II is pretty good for today's standards.

[@Oceantreasures24]

I really don’t agree with people when they put down currently movies. I don’t think movies have ever stopped progressing

[@leo8273]

Such an original and awesomely hilarious movie

[@Locadel2003]

Can you do “Art of the scene” for: -Tank chase in Indiana Jones the last crusade -Train fight or stopping the train in Spiderman 2 -Shootout in Heat -Foot chase in Baulieue 13 -Coin toss in No country for old men -First Russian roulette scene in The deer hunter

[@proximant]

Staypuft is the cutest ghost I ever see! 😃

[@justsomerandomguy8320]

Tuna The Pro he is creepy as fuck

[@nilloc2468]

I love these types of videos!

[@CineFix]

nilloc2468100 every wednesday!!

[@nilloc2468]

Are there any more? I went to the playlist and only see 2 videos.

[@CineFix]

nilloc2468100 This is the second ep of Art of the Scene but all our film history/scene study/adaptation comparison style stuff is on Wednesdays though, they kind of go in a circle.

[@tianapitesr8553]

+nilloc2468100 it is more like Michellin baby

[@brayanargandonaflorentino548]

make a art of scene about The Revenant Bear attack scene

[@brandonlara1454]

Eberts comments about Ghostbusters 2 is the reason his jaw started melting off his face. He looked a lot like Stay-Puft when his face was melting.

[@bulenthasan]

Terminator, where he's repairing himself, and T2, where they're repairing T-800

[@kmichael9787]

I like the second ghost busters!

[@MichaelTruly]

Me too. But it's no classic.

[@billybitchcakes56]

One of the best designed ghosts in this film made it for me alone, "Oh My God Its The Scoleri Brothers!!!"

[@RedRoseViewer]

The issue was that there was nothing humorous about Vigo. There just wasn't a Marshmallow man moment.

[@jenpromojepoteseni2263]

DC85 Yeah... kind of... its purely different atmosphere in the movie. It just somehow sucks :-(.

[@harrywhitehead7814]

Could you do the showdown at the house of blue leaves from Kill Bill?

[@THE1970ROBOT]

fuck me! :D

[@GumterFaustino]

Peter thaths a good idea i would love to see xD i love Kill Bill, i even made a 8 bit in my channel..

[@mrlinkthe1337]

i actually enjoyed the sequel, not as good as the first yeah but still good.

[@georgewashington8508]

Me too I'm glad I'm not the only one.

[@ef-5tornado495]

ANAKIN BELARMINO, we don’t speak of that dumpster fire

[@jaggass]

You could see that Mr Staypuft was on a set when heading towards Central Park West but the fx and the explosion was amazing

[@billthecat666]

Looking back, the marshmallow man was a pretty risky move. The fact that is was a subtle cross between the Michelin Man and the Pilsbury Doughboy was a joke that the audience not only got and appreciated, but LOVED it. This film wouldn't be as big without that scene.

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

The Stay Puff Marshmallow Man terrified me when I first saw Ghostbusters as a child. I didn’t find him silly at all. His facial expressions, his growls! They definitely made the right call.

[@prpwnage9296]

I saw it as a kid and knew it was silly. That’s the point of it.

[@doctorhypnodeeptrance5981]

The very same month and year that Ghostbusters came out, I was born. I feel privileged for that :) maybe that’s why I ain’t afraid of no ghosts

[@dingacool2304]

I watched ghostbusters like 1 time per day or 2 days and I loved it (I was 3 years old)

[@VirpVarpVorp]

I thought stay puft was scary asf, just an adorable character making roaring sounds while it’s stomped around making earthquake esc sounds while staring at our protagonists with that cute but creepy smile….just terrifying

[@vaylonkenadell]

What a great movie.

[@ilRosewood]

I love this series and I toss my vote in for the first use of bullet time in The Matrix

[@lovemussb1940]

Always remember as a 10 year old the cereal boxes with ghostbusters stickers inside !

[@sinephase]

the effects were done so well :)

[@mr.platinum967]

Except for the explosion

[@nnt7311]

Im sitting watching this wondering, WHY DID I NOT SEE THIS VIDEO WHEN IT CAME OUT, great video guys

[@MrBump2]

I respect all the work that went into making the face movable, but it is so subtle in the film, you barely notice. Oh well, that's how it was back in the day when you couldn't do everything in post production. Still a perfect scene.

[@pukki34]

Such a great movie.

[@SuzanneAbbott]

His face is so great!

[@ilyaonthefly]

Omg these are amazing, PLEASE keep doing them!

[@petetrbovich7575]

OK, some suggestions for more scenes (since ya ask so sweetly): * BRAZIL (1985) Tuttle rescuing Lowry from Information Retrieval. Or pick just about anything. * PANIC ROOM (2002) The propane gas scene! * FIGHT CLUB (1999) The smiley-face fire on the office high-rise. * THE HOLY MOUNTAIN (1973) The spinning room with the nine planet avatars. Really, pick anything, we just want to see you pin down Jodorowsky for an interview. * INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984) The minecart chase. Of course. * NORTH BY NORTHWEST (1959) The Mount Rushmore chase. * ROSEMARY'S BABY (1968) The, um, fertilization scene. Dream. Thing. * ALTERED STATES (1980) Pick anything from the transformation. * THE WICKER MAN (1973) The ending, not to spoil it. * THE OMEN (1976) When the maid hangs herself. * SCARFACE (1983) The climatic shootout. * APOCALYPSE NOW (1979) Ride of the Valkyries, dude! * DR. STRANGELOVE (1964) Major Kong riding the bomb. There, that ought to be enough to get you started.

[@johnprudent3216]

The best VFX movies are ones that use a mix of techniques. They're the ones that amaze you once you find out how it was done. But yes, physically grounded VFX are cool cuz they require a different kind of ingenuity and creativity to make them work. Still love CGI just as much though

[@ToxicCrayon]

As much as I like these videos I feel like they sometimes miss the "scene" part. Here, for instance, there's so much focus on Mr, Stay Puft that the scene featuring him doesn't really get discussed in terms of how it works as a complete scene.

[@TerriHardinSpeaks]

Hi to you all. I ;played the temple dog and a staypuft puppeteer on the original GHOSTBUSTERS. I enjoyed this very much. If you ever do another I'm happy to help...great.

[@VaughnJogVlog]

Proving once again, the key to getting KZbin views is to show a bunch of clips from movies people love.

[@rustynubbins]

the chase at the end of terminator 2 from cyberdyne to the steel mill

[@patorjk]

Might be neat to do one on the original Jurassic Park. They nailed the dinosaur scenes, I think they were based on a mix of animatronics and CGI.

[@gsagabaen]

Practical effects are still the best.

[@boatknight2246]

1# favourite Scene from my 1# favourite Movie!

[@SanDeezyBreezy61986]

Practical effects will always look better than CGI.

[@ConnorsImagination]

John carpenter The Thing Defib scene

[@ConnorsImagination]

it will alway be one of the best practical effects movie ever

[@ConnorsImagination]

nicely said

[@brooksysdead]

By far one of the top 3 all time Best practical effects movies ever made.. Crazy to think it was a critical failure at release but has gone on to be revered as one of the most iconic horror movies ever made. Botin is a legend because of the effects and puppets he created for this movie

[@NathanH83]

What? The second one was good too. It was even scarier actually. And Bill Murray is always funny.

[@sampeacaml9307]

Carrie effects on Prom Nights, please!

[@ajscoates6340]

what?? ghostbusters 2 was just as awsome!!!!!! both where amazing!!!! ghostbusters 3 is going to be the dissapointment!

[@mariaalvarado4459]

Ghostbusters 3 is the Game

[@duedecimal6622]

GOD! for a movie fan like me. your channel, your videos are like one of the best of things in my life lol! keep up the good work, and keep em coming! Bless you!

[@jajboi]

You should do one of the scenes from Back to the future!

[@TristanJHorta]

YOUR WISH HAS BEEN GRANTED, MY SON!!!

[@alanaspinall7147]

Ghost busters 2 is far better then many people at the time gave it credit for, Over time more people have taken this view as well.

[@MichaelTruly]

These are some great suggestions guys keep 'em coming!

[@AndreaMGC]

Oh Oh Oh! Do the cliffs of insanity scene from Princess Bride!!! Or the attack on the castle scene! OR the fireswamp!!! Any scene from the Matrix. The shoot out in Hot Fuzz would be amazing too. Any scene from Dark Knight.

[@schnubbel76]

5:00 I just realised you can see the control wires next to Stay Pufts right leg in the final movie. Never saw that before today.

[@deboralee1623]

incorporating scenes from the movie and other sources: 👍👍👍

[@Mikal55555]

Awesome vid. For the enxt scene, maybe do the iconic chase scenes from "Bullitt" or "The French Connection"

[@jonsirockman]

Loving this. You should do Star wars Han being frozen In Carbonite.

[@sglasgow99]

Yeah. The stroller scene from the Untouchables would be great so see. If only so more people will see it for it's Battlship Potemkin reference.

[@WordUnheard]

The scene when the shark finally pops up out of the water in Jaws.

[@troppie7823]

Word Unheard wat why

[@kleverstudios]

"Which deliciously roasts Mr. Stay Puft."

[@albarths.r2817]

Vigo was kewl painting

[@unchainedwiththecapt]

I actually saw this at the theater twice! Fucking great movie!

[@RonsSweetie5]

One of my favorite scenes

[@metroiddude123]

Awesome video, as always.

[@JohnSpawn1]

I'd love you to do the "massacre scene" (or whatever you wanna call it) from Taxi Driver. Or possibly the iconic baptism montage from the godfather. Or one about a great edit (2001 a space odyssey bone throwing moment or the match cutting to a rising sun in the desert from Lawrence of Arabia). One of those would be awesome.

[@cowboys4life956]

One of my favorite movies too

[@billscheitzach601]

How about some of the effects from the 1966 John Frankenheimer film, "Grand Prix" ... especially the in-car shots and the opening crash through the haybales into the harbor at Monaco?

[@Drixenol86]

I ❤️ Mr. Stay Puft. 😄

[@AngelHernandez-dz9jd]

I would love to see how they did the chase scene from bullitt at San Francisco

[@mymom3467]

You should do the girl version of GhostBusters! BTW what was your favorite lines in the movies mine was the "We came, we saw, WE KICKED ITS ASS!" and "oh baby" when they were talking to the slime, "oh vegie vegie vegie you've been a bad monkey!" "IF SOME ONE ASKS YOU IF YOU ARE A GOD YOU SAY YES!" and " i love it when you ruff house" And last was "mother puff bucket". And some thing I was wondering is which movie did you like more the girl version or the boy version, And if you have never seen the movie that you didn't like it you should get on that its one of the BEST edited movies ever if you ask me but if you have watched the one you didn't like don't watch it! Any was here is a couple more questions. What was you favorite monster, ghost, or just big monster/ghost because my " favorites" were state puff, I don't know his name is please tell me if yo know but he's like the huge tariffing logo monster in the girl version, slimmer, the princess ghost from the girl version, and well this isn't really a ghost but my last "favorite" is the Titanic ship. This is my 2nd last question, what was you favorite ghost busters or character my a were the orange haired lady at the front desk, the other orange haired lady in the girl version, the two adorable babies, Louis, Ray, and last the boy who liked Dana Barret. My last question is what was you favorite scenes my were the one guy who liked Dana Barret was spinning around and hoping on one foot and as mother one I liked with him in is when he said "I LOVE IT WHEN YOU RUFF HOUSE!", and last that one where the man with the glasses, I think his name is Spageler any way when Dana kisses him and he smiles. That's all of my annoying questions. Please don't be embarrassed to tell me your favorite lines, monster ghost or some big monster/ghost, GhostBuster or character, which movie do you like, and last your favorite scene oh and if I said things like please let me know his name please let me know and if you don't know don't say any thing! (Sorry this was so long) Hope you have a ghostly day👻👹 Haha Bye!!

[@LilBigBoyOfficial]

I love the movie

[@ButWhyNot23]

Please do one on the lobby fight from The Matrix and the stroller scene from The Untouchables

[@thecuddlyassasin]

Definitely do something from The Shining, either the bar scene with Lloyd or Nicolson's "I'm not going to hurt you" speech going up the stairs. Thanks : )

[@Fugazity]

wow! awesome video, me likes! hmmm... another iconic scene review? there many... but how about Ripley vs Alien queen in personalize mobile walking crane from Alien 2?

[@VideoGameAnimationStudy]

I'm still not quite sure why they decided to choose an existing building in Central Park West but re-model it to seem many more stories taller. Like, why not just choose an existing building that's already that tall?

[@Jordacar]

The bank robbery scene from HEAT would be perfect for a show like this.

[@ToiletClogger1945]

Of course Ebert says number 2 is stupid haha. i love the second one

[@danieljoao7573]

Apocalypse Now, curiosities of the production.

[@TristanJHorta]

How is it that I'm more scared of this Stay Puft Marshmallow Man than the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in the new Ghostbusters movie?

[@billtheskelly2214]

Because the new one's a balloon

[@RuleBlader]

So amazing everything that went into making that.

[@RJ_Productions316]

"it Seemed to me very appropriate that when our Monster finally appeared it turned out to be a marshmallow that literally and figuratively our biggest fear the unknown was is insubstantial as a marshmallow" So say it Harold Ramis: The man behind the Twinkie theory.

[@lrl5829]

Please please please make more of these! - Stargate Sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey - Empire State Building Finale from King Kong - Oil Explosion Set Piece from There Will Be Blood

[@dangerouslytalented]

I would love to see a video that shows the stuff that was directly "inspired" by scenes from Battleship Potemkin. So many great scenes from other great films give direct homage.

[@babayaga1767]

it always bothered me that vinkman had already thought of J. Edgar Hoover.

[@somasaysmeep8281]

I hope Mr. Stay Puft will be in the reboot :)

[@theunraveler]

SomaSaysMeep me too

[@somasaysmeep8281]

^__^

[@darksev.6468]

SomaSaysMeep He'll be creepy as hell...He IS already creepy as hell. I WANT HIM :D

[@somasaysmeep8281]

:D

[@darksev.6468]

Wait, which reboot ? The gender-bent one ?

[@Lover-of-Creative-Priorities]

Well you can't help but like the idea since it suits the story so well I mean that 100 foot marshmallow man comes to life after a simple "thought" when the human Ghostbuster crew are forced to choose from the top of their heads what form the main antagonist has gotta take from a legion of evil ghosts 👻 that have the power for such an possibility I mean if anyone else was there They could have ended up thinking about their favorite rock star Or favorite action superhero Or even their own mother At that point where anyone could of so easily thought of pretty much ANYTHING And some parts about it gives you goosebumps when that 100 foot blob man is in that final battle Like for example when he makes it to the building from that veiw and puts on the "I'm gonna getcha" look Gets blasted by their weapons Blows flames at them while caught on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 And gets blown up at the end along with the doorway gate and building top 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 Those scenes fit in kinda nicely in the finale battle Like the gargoyle like dogs roaring Being zapped when they ordered gozer to leave ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡ When they fired and she leaped into mid-air And the earthquake when she makes them choose And the rest till that building explosion at the end 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 U gotta admit for a silly idea for a destructor form It does get rather thrilling And once u understand the story then it doesn't hurt to throw it in there And when it comes to the sequel The bottom line is "Focus more on the creativity and even use your imagination" Leave that criticism from political correctness issues out of it

[@Cybopath]

I'm fascinated by Akroyd's original script which I believe not only was much bigger but had Ghostbusters as an everyday emergency service as common as the fire dept. I'd really have liked to see some of that make its way into a Ghostbusters 3 than this horrible re-boot that's coming.

[@Lovehandels]

For the longest time I thought the thing's name was State Puff Marshmallow Man lol

[@TristanJHorta]

IKR

[@VideoClubRandom]

Great videos! I Love This! Next, An American Werewolf in London transformation scene Please!!!

[@MercerCreate]

Iconic scenes: The final explosion in Wrath of Khan Spock's death in Wrath of Khan Skorponok - Transformers 2007

[@28jjman]

MOAR!