FIRST TIME WATCHING GHOSTBUSTERS (1984) - Movie reaction!

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[@gokaury]

When Peter says "Go get her, Ray!" most people don't realize that is a callback to when Ray screamed "Get Her!" to the librarian at the beginning of the movie.

[@merkerb]

Often overlooked detail, Lewis turns into the key master, and he gets locked out of his apparent 3 times and the restaurant door is locked when he is being chased by the creature. Thus the key master is always locked out!!!!!

[@cyclone8974]

He isn't much of a key master

[@Yggdrasil42]

Definitely not as competent a keymaster as the one in The Matrix.

[@mpg272727]

@@cyclone8974 Well, he did slot his key inside of Dana- I mean, the gatekeeper so he did his job in the end

[@TheGoauldApophis]

I never noticed that joke!! HOW?!!!

[@GuukanKitsune]

Look closer. All that happens BEFORE he's the Keymaster. After he's the Keymaster, he doesn't seem to have any trouble getting into, or out of, anywhere... from being arrested by the police, committed, or detained by the Ghostbusters. Also, isn't it curious how the door to an obviously open, very busy restaurant is locked? Vinz Clortho cut off his escape by locking the door!

[@DoggyHateFire]

As far as a tv series, there was a Saturday morning cartoon called "The Real Ghostbusters" which I loved as a small child.

[@TheRagingwerepanda]

There was another Ghostbusters cartoon too with a monkey or an ape or something. The real ghostbusters was better imho.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

My mom scheduled my time outs during that show lol

[@elzar760]

@@TheRagingwerepanda That was an old animated show from the 70’s that only did one season. Then when the movie came out, they figured they could capitalize on the name being big so they restarted the animated show to try and cash in because they also had some disagreements about how much they were paid to use the name Ghostbusters which they owned from the original animated show. So when they came out with an animated series based on the movie, they named it The Real Ghostbusters.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@elzar760 Close, but the original show was live-action (the ape was someone in a costume), the the filmation animated version follwed the adventures of the OG main character's sons -- and the gorilla. I saw soe episodes on VHS. It was about the same quality as 'Sigmund the Sea Monster" or "H.R. Pufnstuff." Edit: I o-so vaguely recall having a 'ghost gun' air rifle, that my father would use to shoot any ghosts that were lurking in my bedroom after dark. Years later i regognized the logo on it, from that TV show.

[@elzar760]

@@jean-paulaudette9246 ah thank you. I just had heard stories so I didn’t completely know apparently lol.

[@3Rayfire]

If you look at the first scene with Dana, she actually bought Stay Puft Marshmallows.

[@noobsunrider5843]

MARY: "I quite enjoyed the 2016 one" EVERYONE: "Wait... that's illegal!"

[@Cheepchipsable]

Big risk of being cancelled right there...

[@bemasaberwyn55]

In 1975 there was a tv series with 2 men and an ape called The Ghost Busters. It was....bizarre to say the least. This version of Ghostbusters was the brain child of Dan Aykroyd who wanted to make an effects heavy epic. He wrote a treatment and shopped it around the studios to no avail. Producer Ivan Reitman saw something in the concept, so he invited Dan, and his friend Harold Ramis to his cabin for the weekend, and they came up with the framework for this film. After Columbia settled a suit brought on by the company that released the show, they were allowed to use Ghostbusters as 1 word. Stick a pin in that, as it factors later on. After this film became a MONSTER hit, that compan sued for Royalties. The settlement of which (from the merchandise and VHS sales) ensured a sequel and a cartoon series(called The REAL Ghostbusters) which got a sequel series called Extreme Ghostbusters. While the sequel wasn't as beloved as the first film, it was still hilarious and has risen to cult status. This was helped by the 25th anniversary game Ghostbusters The Video game released in 2009, penned by Ramis and Aykroyd and reuniting the cast from the first film (after the 3rd film was in development hell for decades. In 2014 then Sony president Amy Pascal greenlit a reboot (which killed the efforts of a sequel). The reboot was.....not great. Fortunately for fans of the franchise, there's a sequel to the originals due in November

[@Aegi97]

Theres a direct sequel movie to this was which you should watch... Random fun fact - Two actors from Die Hard were in this - the police officer that released the Ghostbusters was the officer Powell, and the environmental guy was the obnoxious news guy that Mcclaine's wife punches at the end

[@andrewft31]

The cop who released them was also on the hit tv show Family Matters, famous for the character Steve Urkel

[@corvus1970]

@@andrewft31 Reginald VelJohnson. He's played quite a few cops. From Ghostbusters, to Die Hard, to Turner & Hooch, to Girl Meets World. And since you mentioned Family Matters, he played a cop on that show too. Fans of 80's films may also recognize him as the limo-driver in Crocodile Dundee.

[@McPh1741]

You need to watch the Key and Peele Family Matters skit. It’s hilarious mainly because of way that Al is played.

[@harryballsak1123]

@@andrewft31 He did not play Steve Urkel

[@andrewft31]

@@harryballsak1123 I didn't say he did, I said that was the character that the show was famous for, reading comprehension is key

[@thomasharris4942]

So many classic lines in this flick: When someone comes up with a stupid but possibly fun plan: "I love this plan! I'm excited to be a part of it!" When someone doesn't exhibit enough self-confidence: "When someone asks you if you're a god, you say yes!" When someone has fucked up: "What did you do, Ray?" Etc...

[@AlanCanon2222]

As others have said, this movie was a smash hit when it came out. It used the special effects technology of Star Wars and Clash of the Titans to back up a really well written and smart comedy, and everyone went nuts for it.

[@possiblepilotdeviation5791]

Normally you don't see that sort of behavior in a major appliance...

[@toecutterjenkins]

This movie was huge when it came back there was Ghostbusters everything. There is a 2nd movie GB2 .

[@3Rayfire]

And Ghostbusters II is actually a worthy sequel.

[@vkdeen7570]

@@3Rayfire yup there was rumours they were gonna do a gb remake quite recently 2016 I think..... thank god they didn't..could u imagine? that'd be a total dumpster fire 🔥 thank god that movie doesn't exist!!

[@orvoloco8261]

A time when hollywood did good movies, not these marvel trash.

[@3Rayfire]

@@vkdeen7570 But then Afterlife this November mang.

[@tiniettc.3375]

Yeah, please watch the sequel first before uploading the 2016 version

[@VME-Brad]

"He knows exactly how to talk to him" Well, Venkman does have a doctorate in Psychology.

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

“Slimer” is believed by some to be the ghost of John Belushi

[@evilervcowart6234]

Dr. Venkman(?) fingering piano keys: "They hate this..." Mary: "Everybody hates that..." 😂

[@CorwinPatrick]

"Listen... Do you smell that?"

[@Codametal]

And it was completely adlibed by Bilil Murray.

[@wbrownshadow]

Was Adlibbed,, Murray said when he did that scene, him and Weaver walked in and the diector was “ Do Something!!” so he did that ,, and i guess they loved it so they kept it in

[@chefskiss6179]

"Back off, man... I'm a scientist." ;)

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Her reaction to Marshmallow Guy!

[@dillonlexington]

Did you realize the EPA guy was the reporter who screwed everything up in Die Hard?

[@elzar760]

Lol after this movie the guy had problems going into bars and such, because supposedly people would start fights with him because they hated Walter Peck so much.

[@DougRayPhillips]

He's also a jerk in everything from "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" to "The Last Samurai." Character typing. Hey, it's a living.

[@hollyodell4012]

Every time a casting call for a douchebag popped up in the 80s ....

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

@@elzar760 It says a lot about his performance that it provoked that soret of reaction in people. It says something about the people who treated him as if he was that character, too, but what it says about them is not good.

[@dillonlexington]

@@elzar760 I actually disliked his Die Hard character more than Peck. But he did portray the douchebag very well.

[@DC_Prox]

The scene where Ray dreams that a ghost goes down on him is from a scene that got mostly deleted. There was a haunted house that they were staying at for the night to investigate, and one of the ghosts actually did that to him, it wasn't meant to be a dream. Even though the scene got cut, Dan Akroyd insisted that the BJ scene be left in somehow because (and I'm not joking) he is convinced that something exactly like that happened to a friend of his in real life.

[@StCerberusEngel]

"Dan Aykroyd is one hundred percent, buttfuck insane." - JonTron

[@Eidlones]

@@StCerberusEngel - Anyone who's seen him talk

[@moopet8036]

@@StCerberusEngel Cattle mutilations are up.

[@StCerberusEngel]

@@moopet8036 I'm not gonna pin that on him.

[@BDTXIII]

Actually, you got that half right. The director was intended to give Ray a love interest in the film, so he decided with a gorgeous female apparition. And thus, both of them got into a one night of 'juicy' passion....... *I cannot believe I'm saying these* Anyway, director was thinking about putting this "scene" back in after all the hard works of the crews yearning to see the results. PS: The actress who played the ghost was Kymberly Herrin, who was a former Playmate of Playboy Magazine 1984. Now, you can see why she was a fitting role for this sensual character. ^^

[@Swedissausage]

I remember being at a disco at school during the 80's, pulling off my ghostbusters sweatshirt, only to reveal a ghostbusters tshirt underneath haha

[@sedawd77]

"Blazing Saddles" "Caddyshack" "Uncle Buck"

[@RraMakutsi]

You should definitely watch Ghostbusters 2... and yes, there was a cartoon called The Real Ghostbusters, and it was probably the best Saturday morning cartoon in the late '80s. Glad you got to watch this classic!

[@billfrantz1638]

I suggest The Last Starfighter (1984) a family friendly adventure about a boy and his video game.

[@stiimuli]

I loved that movie as a kid but i don't think many people would care about a reaction video for it.

[@saturninhabitant]

@@stiimuli It deserves a reaction video.

[@DylansPen]

Yes for an off the beaten path movie The Last Starfighter is a good one.

[@ArgonTheAware]

"I always wanted to fight a desperate battle against incredible odds"

[@billfrantz1638]

@@ArgonTheAware “I’m just a kid from a trailer park.” “If that’s what you think, then that’s all you’ll ever be.”

[@SnabbKassa]

Ghostbusters 2 has a funny court scene, and since you're a lawyer...

[@Jedicake]

WE CAME, WE SAW, WE KICKED IT'S ASS

[@alanhilton3611]

Love this film so many good memories, favourite comedy line"I'll go back to the apartment and check miss Barrat out,go back and check miss Barrat's apartment out"

[@titanz1029]

I'd love to see you react to The Mummy (1999). One of my all time favourites!

[@deadaccount7520]

There's a story behind that "hands out of the chair" scene. They kept having to reshoot it. Because the "hands" weren't being aggressive enough. For obvious reasons. Finally Sigourney snapped and grabbed the hands and moved them herself. Assuring them that any incidental groping would be forgiven. This is the earliest movie I can remember watching at the movie theater. The ghost in the library scared the $#!+ out of me.

[@dracoargentum9783]

I had nightmares of the gargoyles for months myself

[@trayolphia5756]

Grateful I saw this…cos most times I see reactors, they never point out how one happens to end up DIRECTLY on her left one…and straight away grabs the wrist looking to push it down…

[@lostintechnicolor]

20:52 Apparently there was WAY more marshmallow goop that dropped on the EPA guy than they anticipated and the weight of it dropping on him almost hurt him really bad. That’s the shot you see in the film.

[@troythompson1768]

You should definitely do Ghostbusters II (1989). It is absolutely a worthy sequel (helped along by the fact that Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, Rick Moranis, and Annie Potts all reprised their roles as skillfully as (or moreso than) they originally played them in the first film).

[@ocularnervosa]

I can't watch this movie with other people because I quote it sooo much.

[@BKPrice]

Every Bill Murray movie is like that.

[@pauld6967]

In my gaming group we have long considered 'Ghostbusters' to be THE most quotable movie of all time. It is pretty routine for is to find situations in real life where we can slide in a reference. Norms react with a "huh?" but folks who are with it smile/laugh/nod in agreement.

[@OUsniper1]

Love it! Also, would like to recommend the movie 'Real Genius' with Val Kilmer. The EPA agent in Ghostbusters also plays the professor in Real Genius.

[@elzar760]

Would love to see someone react to Real Genius.

[@Umptyscope]

@@elzar760 Seconded.

[@strongdecaf3729]

I've been really wanting someone to react to "9 to 5" - one of the best comedies of the time. I don't think anyone has reacted to it yet. "Groundhog Day" is another fun Bill Murray classic. :)

[@hollyodell4012]

Yeah, I'd like to see a 9 to 5 reaction👍

[@cyndisanimaladventures6370]

I would love to see someone do 9 to 5. My absolutely favorite 80's movie. I have quoted it so much. I even got in trouble in elementary school for telling a teacher he was a sexist egotistical lying hypocritical bigot. 🤣🤣🤣 Didn't know what it meant but I used it

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

@@cyndisanimaladventures6370 "Didn't know what it meant but I used it" you were so ahead of your time. lol

[@kk_33]

If you want another classic light hearted movie to add the polls, I highly recommend Space Balls

[@jamesheald7971]

you cannot go wrong with Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, and Spaceballs.

[@blowba]

This movie was so big that for several years after this came out when people would ride the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland, when the stretching room would get to the bottom people would sometimes start chanting "Who ya gonna call, Ghostbusters!"

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

The Ghostbusters theme song was the subject of a copyright lawsuit. They had originally wanted to hire Huey Lewis to write the song, but when that didn't work out, they hired Ray Parker, Jr. instead. They gave Parker very little time, and he came up with something that sounded a lot like Huey Lewis's song I Want a New Drug. Lewis sued for plagiarism and won. If you listen to the two songs you'll see that they are very similar. When Ghostbusters first came out I thought Stay Puft Marshmallows was a real brand. Actually, they invented it for the movie. Since I learned that, I've wondered why they didn't sell marshmallows with that name as a marketing tie-in.

[@theunknownunknowns5168]

You have reached peak Ghostbusters with this one. May I suggest: Tim Burton's Mars Attacks! Cult classic.

[@bekindandrewind1422]

17:00 --- Dana's apartment is 55 Central Park West... Course the building doesn't exactly look like that.. There was some set dressing and matte paintings to make the overall look more dramatic... But on the plus side, there really is a church right next door... (The one Mr. StayPuft steps on.)

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I can also recommend Ghostbusters 2. Both movies are classics and can never be bettered.

[@DeathToTheDictators]

Ghostbusters 2 was 'meh' at best.

[@Retro_Sorcerer]

Ghostbusters 2 is one of the most underrated films ever made.

[@hrs2044]

Not as good as the first but definitely has its moments. And that Bobby Brown song is super catchy.

[@BVking509]

@@hrs2044 Higher and Higherrrrr

[@themiIes]

He slimed me!!!!

[@TomH2681]

I like how the cat says "yes?" after your introduction at 00:03.

[@martinbraun1211]

I recommend "Ghostbusters 2"! It's a great movie too, even if that's not a popular opinion !

[@robertscullin3824]

I agree so much 😃

[@elzar760]

I liked it TBH.

[@lordmortarius538]

That's an amazing film. I have a framed portrait of Vigo the Carpathian on my wall :D

[@japython]

It's leagues better than 2016

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

@@japython it could hardly be worse, tbh.

[@Epulor1]

John Belushi was originally cast in this film but died of a drug overdose. The first ghost that they caught (Slimer) was in honor of him. If you would care to see more of Belushi I would recommend the film Animal House.

[@davereevs3397]

You should watch the movie Tremors, it has a good mix of scary and humor.

[@stiimuli]

Tremors is the epitome of being way better than it had any right to be

[@hardcorepoetic]

Agreed!

[@pietergreveling]

If you're looking for something lighthearted and fun, watch "Crocodile" Dundee (1986)! 👌🏼 It's the second most successful movie of that year and one of my all-time favourites comedies! 🥰 🐊🤠😎🤞🏻✌🏼

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"Egon...this reminds of that time, that you tried to drill a hole in your forehead, you remember?" "That would have worked if you hadn't stopped me."

[@jsl151850b]

That's called "Trepanation".

[@matiasdimter619]

Excelent reaction! Yes there's a sequel from 1989, many people didn't quite like it because it wasn't as good as the 1st one (according to them), but I personally really enjoyed it. Please react to Ghostbusters 2 and you will make many of us very happy :)

[@eastmanwebb5477]

Be sure to watch Ghostbusters 2. It also has a nice soundtrack.

[@robertzander9723]

I love this movie, wonderful storyline, amazing cast and it's so much fun seeing someone watching him for the first time. The TV show is animated, but really cool, party 2 of Ghostbusters is you can say okay. The ladies version from 2016 was awful for my opinion, if you like you can watch it, but it's not really necessary.

[@JoeBLOWFHB]

DOGS AND CATS LIVING TOGETHER !!!.....MASS HYSTERIA!!!!!

[@boomieboo]

Must do a reaction to "Spinal Tap" (a mockumentary about a has-been rock band) which is known by many as the funniest movie ever made. No hyperbole.

[@AlanCanon2222]

Lovely reaction. Yes there was an animated series, which the second movie, Ghostbusters 2, ties into, but the main thing to do is to just watch Ghostbusters 2. It has the entire original cast in it, was made five years later, and is a pretty good sequel. You don't have to watch the cartoon TV series to enjoy it (I never bothered to watch it).

[@hrs2044]

The cartoon came out years before the sequel, and it actually ties in directly to the original movie. In fact, one of the episodes explains what happens DIRECTLY after the events from the '84 movie. For a kid's show, it actually has some really cool storylines regarding the supernatural and some memorable characters such as the Boogeyman, Samhain, and the Sandman. If you were a kid in the 80's and a Ghostbusters fan, this series was a cant-miss.

[@DesMuttYS]

Just a heads up. Prior to the movie, there was a show called "Ghost Busters." It was a comedy about two guys and a gorilla. After the success of "Ghostbusters," Filmation created a cartoon based on "Ghost Busters" called "Ghostbusters" (although later "Filmation's" was added to the title to clarify). As a result, the cartoon based on the movie had to change the name some in order to separate itself from the Filmation series, and thus became "The Real Ghostbusters."

[@leperwolf7287]

The bit where Venkmen asks the Librarian if she's manstrating is a question that would have been asked in a paranormal investigation. Other questions possibly asked are if she is or had been pregnant recently, if she were on any particular medications or illegal drugs, any history involving a head injury to herself in her past from recently to as far back as early childhood, allergies, drinking problems, and if there was a history of paranormal encounters with herself or family members. The questions seem silly, but a lot of the time it was just a means to figure out if it's possibly ghosts or aliens and not just the person imagining things or tripping out.

[@elzar760]

Or if you believe in such things, maybe ghosts would be affected by certain variances in humans state of being. Honestly you would want to ask as many things as you could so you could start to make correlations in people who have such experiences and those who don’t.

[@leperwolf7287]

@@elzar760 pretty much, on point with that. It's just covering all the angles and defining what the situation actually is. Agreeing with what you said, I remember hearing that pregnancy may possibly have some influence on psychic abilities on the mother who before her being pregnant had no such signs of having them, etc. Of course, Venkmen tends to be a self centered jackass who really was only in it for money and getting girls (referring to the card yesterday) his response to what manstrating had to do with anything meant he really didn't know what it had to do with anything either and probably heard it from the other two on another occasion.

[@bluebird3281]

@@leperwolf7287 Venkman climbed that tower and fought Zuul. The man is a goddamn hero ! ; )

[@leperwolf7287]

@@bluebird3281 yes, but the majority of the time until then? The only reason they even started on the case was because he was interested in her not the situation. Granted he grew up a little by the end and was a hero, but we see in the sequel that he rode on that ride for as far as it could get him before moving on to the next thing, he didn't miss being a Ghostbuster or a being a hero, he missed the fame and possible fortune that came with it. However, it is the sequel where his values really start to change for the better.

[@bluebird3281]

@@leperwolf7287 The smiley face was to signify I was being facetious ; ) Though I will throw in at the time they took the case it was their only case. In part two there wasn't a big need for ghost busters. Supernatural occurrences had all but stopped until Vigo the Scourge of Carpathia the Sorrow of Moldavia showed up. You are right however it is a sick mind that wants women, fame and fortune. Fame is superfluous if you have women and fortune ; )

[@cathyvickers9063]

Two foreign films that deserve more exposure: A British comedy I saw on cable back in the 1990s was The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill And Came Down a Mountain. It's about a Welsh dispute during WWI, & is really funny, in the trademark dry British humor. There's also a Norwegian thriller called The Tunnel that was released in 2018 or 2019. What happens when a vehicle catches fire in a motor tunnel under a mountain? An excellent thriller/drama filmed on location, showing you can have a nail biter without relying on computer effects!

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

"Went Up a Hill And Came Down a Mountain" ahh i remember that one, barely

[@jasonbuter9493]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Remember it scared the crap out of me when I was a kid and it came out, but I still watched it over and over. I'm such a fan, I even have a proton pack!

[@aneophyte1199]

Others have mentioned the sequel movie Ghost Busters 2. There was also two animated series called The Ghost Busters and The Real Ghost Busters.

[@Dragonsecho3]

There's this movie, the 1989 sequel, GB2, they 2009 video game that takes place in 1993, and later this year the third film that takes place in present day (after one of them has died)

[@johnmcclay3016]

Even before watching I know I'm going to love this reaction.

[@joepike1972]

A comedy with Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi is called Neighbors (1981). It is really off the wall humor, some of it SNFW or close.

[@vorpal120]

Fun reaction! I love this movie. This is great that you can watch Ghostbusters 2 and be ready for Ghostbusters Afterlife (The new third movie) in a couple weeks!!!

[@StCerberusEngel]

Should definitely watch GB 2. It gets a lot of undue hate.

[@vorpal120]

@@StCerberusEngel Fully in agreement. I like the second movie. I grew up with “The Real Ghostbusters” and there is an episode explaining what happens when they get back to the firehouse after Gozer and fix the containment unit. I would like to see a reaction from someone about some of those old 80s cartoons that have adult stories or connect with the movies.

[@fourthdrawerdown6297]

That’s a big Twinkie.

[@blackeyeole]

Also good comedy /actionish movie is "The Maverick " with mel gibson .

[@TheNervousnation]

I formally recommend "Bedazzled"

[@blowba]

The Green Ghost who will later be known as Slimer was a tribute to the late great John Belushi. John was an amazing comedic actor and a close friend of Dan Akroyd (Ray). John was supposed to be in Ghostbusters. I think he was supposed to be the Peter Venkman character, tragically he died of a drug overdose about a year before filming had begun. Do yourself a favor and watch "Animal House" and "The Blues Brothers."

[@teacherlion]

I was seven years old when this movie came out. It was a so much fun as a kid! The theaters were sold out for months.

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

Interesting thought about "Alien". For we who saw in theater originally, the sequel to Alien had not come out yet and she doesn't do so many movies. but we recognized her all the same. 35+ years later and you only know her from her iconic role and maybe from Avatar. just interesting.

[@aerosmithfanatik]

Ghostbusters 2 is a must react now

[@stoicoutrider2788]

Would love to see you see Fifth Element. It's got some heavy parts with a good dose of comedy.

[@sethball2475]

Comedies to consider: Horse Feathers (1932) Charade (1963) Married to the Mob (1988) You’ve Got Mail (1998) In Bruges (2008)

[@bonfireman6858]

Great reaction Mary first time I saw it was in a drive-in theater I was 10 .. another great movie is Quick Change with Bill Murray.. very funny!😁

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

There was a Ghostbusters cartoon in the 80s, and a second movie in this series. There's a new movie that was supposed to be out already, but got delayed due to the pandemic called Ghostbusters: Afterlife. It'll be a continuation of this series rather than the 2016 movie and comes out in November of this year (barring any other delays).

[@STOCKHOLM07]

Every time another video comes out I entertain myself by saying "Mari choo", over and over again

[@Huntress59]

A couple of great comedies that are older are Raising Arizona, by the Coen Brothers, Broadcast News, 9 to 5 , Baby Boom, Private Benjamin and OverBoard, both with Goldie Hawn. A couple of really old, really great black and white classic comedies are, The Philadelphia Story , Adams Rib, My Girl Friday . Except for Raising Arizona , all of these movies have a strong female perspective and even that one has a strong female role .

[@TenTonNuke]

Original Ghostbusters: Smart, witty dialogue Female Ghostbusters: Let's just ad-lib for like 6 hours

[@stiimuli]

Ironically, the funniest part of the female Ghostbusters was Chris Hemsworth.

[@submandave1125]

Saw this opening weekend. Loved it so much, we went back the next day and saw it again. First movie I ever did that with.

[@darrenhunt9480]

Your laugh is epic! 😆😆😆 Great fun reaction!!!! 😁😁😁

[@chrischampagne9469]

She's the Gate Keeper. He's the Key Master. Get it? ;)

[@user-xx6vy9ri8p]

Time to open the gate...

[@SWE87HS]

Ghostbusters a true classic.👻

[@Billis75]

The commercial that Dana sees on the TV for the Ghostbusters was really on TV back then. It was a fake commercial for the real movie.

[@crypticmirror]

I will always recommend the weird eighties cult classic, Biggles: Adventures in Time. It was the movie they thought would be the next Star Wars or Back to the Future franchise, and it wasn't. It was weird and goofy, and had the best synth rock soundtrack, but it never hit the mark they were looking for though. It is always a fun rewatch.

[@paulobrien9572]

That song is catchy. In fact Ray Parker Jr who sang this song was sued for appropriating the music from Huey Lewis and the News song I Want A New Drug and had to fork over a rather large sum of money as a result

[@linseypollack2309]

Interesting fact: this movie was being shot while still in negotiations to use the name Ghostbusters. Some shots had to be done twice (where the crowd was chanting their name for example) the second time with the 2nd choice name just in case.

[@BKPrice]

I saw this when it came out in theaters, before anyone even knew it was one of the greatest movies of all time.

[@nearsightedcyclopes7674]

Saw it as a High School Senior. Perfect date movie just scary enough to get my date to pull close.

[@johnalden5821]

The great thing about this movie was that it didn't take itself seriously -- at all. Most of the actors were well-known comedians from Saturday Night Live or Second City, and Sigourney Weaver was awesome in it, too. So, it was a nice, fun, summertime comedy that actually turned into a major blockbuster. Dan Aykroyd at his best. Speaking of which, please consider reacting to The Blues Brothers, a 1980 movie featuring Aykroyd and John Belushi. Would love to see what you think of it.

[@trayolphia5756]

15:17 whenever I watched this on video before subtitles…and considering the tone of the scene…I always thought Elgin’s line was “you mother-…” but didn’t say the second part of the word…

[@nellom.8771]

This is one of the best movie react channels on KZbin. Also, I love your laugh😆

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Ghostbusters 2 is worth watching, and when that song came out it was number 1 everywhere. Some other good comedies i suggest you watch are Trading Places, Coming to America, Top Secret, Spies like us, Better off Dead, Revenge of the Nerds and Uncle Buck

[@trayolphia5756]

The two best lines (at least in my personal opinion) “Hey where do these stairs go?”…”they go up…” And the ever classic “Yes sir it’s true…this man has no dick”

[@hansolav5924]

If you got a keymaster and a gatekeeper and your business is ghost and ghoulies...you do ABSOLUTELY NOT want those two to meet. :P

[@jamesheald7971]

In the 1970s there was a Saturday morning program called Ghost Busters starring Forrest Tucker and Larry Storch and Tracey the Gorilla. They went chasing monsters and ghosts in an old castle and used a device to transport them back in time. After Ghostbusters the movie came out there was a trademark lawsuit over the title. It got settled. Another lawsuit involved Huey Lewis suing Ray Parker Jr. for plagiarism, as the Ghostbusters theme music sounded too much like I Want a New Drug by Huey Lewis and the News. There was a sequel that came out in the late 1980s and a cartoon series called The Real Ghostbusters went into production that was pretty decent. I think the cartoon series ran for two years. The character of Slimer, the green ghost eating everything in sight in the hotel, was a tribute to the late John Belushi. Belushi was friends with Harold Ramis, Bill Murray, and Dan Akroyd. They wanted him to be in the movie but Belushi died before production began. Slimer also becomes a mascot for the Ghostbusters in the cartoon series. The Ghostbusters remake in the mid-2010s was a box-office flop. Ghostbuster: Afterlife is either in development or in production or is in post-production. According to Wikipedia, the release date is November 2021.

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

Venkman was studying the effects of negative reinforcement on ESP. If you notice, the girl's predictions were always wrong, but the guy that got an electric shock seemed to be predicting the cards that the girl got.

[@suhey34]

Yay, I've been waiting for this.

[@Imbatmn57]

they had people behind those filing drawers, using straws to blow out the cards individually and used a wire to move that book, also they used a heated counter to cook the eggs.

[@emaarredondo-librarian]

Librarian here. Old enough as to have worked with card catalogs. Watched this movie in a theater. That first scene was something. People laughing, and me, totally horrified 🤣

[@Herucarne]

0:01 Zeal!

[@hrs2044]

Yes, Ghostbusters 2 please. The entire cast returns and I think ull enjoy it.

[@Vipersss1]

Hey, nice reaction. Another good one from the 1980s you might want to react to - Top Gun. One of the films that made Tom Cruise famous.

[@mccpcorn2000]

I see the "Ghost head" scene and have to remind myself this was a kid's film XD. I saw this in the cinema when I was about 10!

[@StCerberusEngel]

This wasn't a kid's movie. It's a movie that a lot of kids watched. Important distinction.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Dr. Venkman/Bill Murry is a real horndog. 2. Bill Murry and Harold Ramis(RIP) teamed up together in Stripes. Very funny and needs to be reviewed HINT HINT 3. Speaking of Alien, Sigourney Weaver/Dana played Ripley in the Alien series.

[@orion246810]

Ghostbusters 2 the Movie Came out in 1989, The only TV Show was a Cartoon called The Real Ghostbusters. The 3rd Ghostbuster Movie is coming out in November 2021 it's called Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

[@badwolfbip]

Favorite movie of all time...glad you enjoyed it!