First Time Watching GHOSTBUSTERS With

[@BillyBinges]

Thanks for having me on the channel ANGE!!! You’re a hoot in a dollar or whatever the saying is..

[@belkysramirez3666]

0 likes and 0 comments I fixed that

[@TheAnswerWillleaveyou]

Where is the wedding?🎉❤

[@joshhubbard-yg1tv]

@@belkysramirez3666 don't worry. I fixed yours as well. 😁👍

[@belkysramirez3666]

@@joshhubbard-yg1tv thanks fixed yours also(lol)

[@DrewsterRooster37]

The colab I didn't expect, but absolutely needed Because yes, we do want you here Billy.

[@sammylane21]

At 13:44, EVERYONE misses out on Egon helping Venkman hustle the hotel manager when Egon rubs 4 fingers on neck and then rubs a single finger giving the total sum needed to charge. 😂

[@tommcewan7936]

That's good hustling if nobody in the audience even spots it!

[@Tuvazeock]

Damn dude! Thank you for that. I'm 43, and I've never noticed this. I watch this at least once a year.

[@sammylane21]

@@Tuvazeock And in Ghostbusters 2, when Dana said time to put Oscar down, Venkman starts to put him down verbally. I missed that until like last year. 😂 I wondered why Venkman was being mean to Oscar.

[@robertgronewold3326]

There was no product placement for the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. He was created for this film, and now there is a marshmallow brand featuring him. haha

[@3DJapan]

We do see a bag of Stay Puft marshmallows in Dana's kitchen, next to the frying eggs. But no, they're not a real product.

[@robertgronewold3326]

@@3DJapan It's real now though. You can find them in the store. Ghostsbusters made them a real brand.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Not only is this movie a timeless comedic classic, but it taught us all four very important life lessons: 1. Don't cross the streams. 2. When someone asks if you're a god , you say YES! 3. Bill Murray and Ernie Hudson are acting legends. 4. If there's something strange, in your neighborhood, who you ganna call? GHOSTBUSTERS!

[@watershipup7101]

Wow, I didn't realize this was so educational when I was younger.😂

[@waterbullstudios9195]

That second line is so underrated. It's still one of my favorite movie quotes.

[@thusnameddigital9397]

Agreed. That song gets stuck in my head every year and I can't get enough.

[@malcontent79]

5. "Bustin makes me feel good"

[@tnx301]

@13:20 "For 79, I like the special effects" - yeah, they were ahead of their time at least five years.

[@JCHB322]

I thought the EXACT same thing when she said that! LOL!

[@BBFilms88]

I also thought, 1979!? This was 1984

[@Cau_No]

Probably she mistook it for the date of the Alien movie Sigourney Weaver was in.

[@cyberleadr]

​@Cau_No Definately connecting some dots there that I wouldn't have thought to.

[@TheHominidShow]

I was born the year of this movies release and I don't appreciate being aged by 5 years! I turned 40 a month ago, that was bad enough thanks!

[@shirw]

Ok, you obviously need to see "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" and "Spaceballs!" Both with Rick Moranis... he is great!!

[@ANGELINAA]

Ok!!!

[@aaronhusk]

“Strange Brew” too.

[@joshhubbard-yg1tv]

Don't forget Little Shop of Horrors

[@KwizMatix]

Exactly… And don’t forget Little Shop of Horrors!

[@kylereese4822]

@@ANGELINAA Dan Aykroyd`s dad was a paranormal investigator and still has his old equipment still...

[@1bossdj]

Always loved that the guy who keeps getting locked out of his apartment ends up as the Keymaster.

[@jimhsfbay]

Never noticed that! Hilarious.

[@victore6242]

A great actor Rick Moranis is awesome

[@1bossdj]

@@victore6242 right. "The guy" was in reference to the character. I absolutely know who Rick Moranis is. Bob McKenzie, Seymour, Dark Helmet...legend.

[@victore6242]

@@1bossdj wasn't implying that you didn't know the actor. Actually agreeing with you. Love that guy. Remake of Little shop of Horrors. In My Blue heaven with Steve Martin. cool cool cool

[@1bossdj]

@@victore6242 I've actually never seen My Blue Heaven. I need to remedy that soon.

[@mmhdata]

Describing this as 'old-timey' was a low blow. This is a core memory of my childhood. Saw it in theaters in eighties, and this passed for family entertainment then.

[@tiffanykim2773]

So you're old then?

[@paulferguson5550]

Yeah I was a little disappointed in this viewing! They both talked through all the good jokes! 😓

[@arraymac227]

Eventually, all your iconic things become 'old-timey.' Yes, even Alpha-Raymond.

[@Buggins]

Hate to break it to you but when Ghostbusters was released movies the same age it is now included 'Going my way' with Bing Crosby in it and the top stars of the time were Gary Cooper and Betty Grable and Bob Hope. We old.

[@Sirala6]

@@paulferguson5550 A lot of reactors try to be funnier than the professionals. They are only watching this movie to mock how corny and stupid they think it is.

[@bradleybradley4363]

I'm surprised the conversation didn't go like this: BILLY: "The only name I know for sure is 'Egon'. That's the only one I'm confident about it." BILL MURRAY: "Nice shootin', Tex!" BILLY: "Oh, I was wrong. He name is 'Tex'."

[@Chronal-Rend]

I don't know if anybody else has pointed it out, but their assistant is Little Bo peep from toy story, And also Sheldon's grandma in Young Sheldon

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Oh wow actors do more than one movie wow that's crazy so glad you let us know 🙄

[@Chronal-Rend]

@@GeorgeTropicana are you going to get annoyed that Ange also pointed out that she's in pretty in pink? I didn't comment for your sake lmao get a life.

[@KJGould]

​@@GeorgeTropicanatouch grass

[@asterix7842]

Also in the tv series Designing Women

[@jebVlogs556]

8:32-8:40 as a kid,back then I didn't think anything of this scene. But now,my reactions are the same Billy and Angie "they placed this in a kids movies🫢😅

[@FullmetalNinja25]

This Movie went through several rewrites, copyright issues and tragedies: -The Movie was originally called "Ghost Smashers" and was set in the future but they decided on "Ghostbusters" and that a present day setting would be easier on the budget. -Unfortunately there was a show from the 1970s called "The Ghost Busters" which Columbia had to pay a hefty fee to allow them to use as well as a cut of revenue. -This was originally going to release in 1982 and John Belushi was going to play Peter Venkman however Belushi died of a drug overdose in 1982. -Speaking of original castings Winston Zeddmore was written for Eddie Murphy but Murphy opted to do Beverly Hills Cop instead. Both Ghostbusters and Beverly Hills Cop would end up being the top 2 highest grossing movies of 1984 with BHC barely edging Ghostbusters out. -Before Bill Murray signed on Chevy Chase and Michael Keaton were considered for the role of Peter Venkman after John Belushi's death. -Bill Murray only agreed to do the Movie if Columbia distributed an adaptation of the book The Razor's Edge which he would star in.

[@LeChaunce]

It wasn't a UK show, it was a CBS Saturday morning live action children's show starring Forest Tucker and Larry Storch.

[@KwizMatix]

Wow!!! Incredible info. Honestly, I could easily see how much better this film might have been with John Belushi playing the lead with Eddie Murphy. Definitely would have been even better and more iconic than it already is!!!

[@wyterabitt2149]

​@@KwizMatixNah, not even close.

[@KwizMatix]

@@wyterabitt2149 Clearly you aren’t familiar with Belushi and Eddie Murphy. Perhaps you better do your homework 📚

[@wyterabitt2149]

@@KwizMatix I am, there's plenty of incredible actors I also know both comedic, serious, and everything in-between, some far better than both of those, who I also wouldn't swap into this film. This cast had a bit of a lightning in a bottle moment as a whole, not only do I not think changing to anither would make it better, I think it would make it worse.

[@Lenkic13]

80a films are “old timey”. Ouch, right in the childhood…

[@yournamehere6002]

They're fucking stupid zoomers, what can ya do?

[@vincentsaia6545]

"He slimed me," got the BIGGEST laugh in the theater.

[@inkpenavengerYT]

Angelina: (calls Ghostbusters an "old timey" movie) Me: (crumbles to dust)

[@blazinjedi2008]

St Jerome was the patron saint of librarians, archaeologists,archivists. He translated the Bible from Hebrew Greek and Aramaic into Latin

[@krisfrederick5001]

Winston: "Tell him about the Twinkie..." Venkman:" What about the Twinkie??" 😂

[@davismccardle1]

This movie isn't about ghosts. It's about three guys down on their luck and deciding to risk it all on a startup business. When you look at it like that, it makes so much more sense and the movie is a 10.

[@yournamehere6002]

They don't seem to get it. The effects and fantasy elements you could see in any fucking movie at any time. It's the fact that it's a slob comedy that makes it special. This is why AFTERLIFE didn't work; it was misunderstood by the people making it. The comedy is the first thing, not the fantasy elements.

[@johnstanowski9489]

When Egon was under the desk he was fixing her computer. Offices often had full PC's with a tower and they were often kept under the desk on the floor to free up space on the desk. People fixing computer problems back then were always under desks. That's why she said "You're very handy". Because he fixed her computer. The sexual thing was still implied though because people usually didn't sit at the desk while someone was under it. Esp. if she were wearing a skirt.

[@taoist32]

Especially when you say you’re very handy😂

[@Quixotic1018]

Winston was going to be played by Eddie Murphy but he was already starting Beverly Hills Cop. Originally John Belushi was supposed to have a role but he passed away before a script was even finalized. Slimer, the green ghost in the beginning, was a shoutout to Belushi.

[@deathmetal271]

and he was originally simply nicknamed “the onion head ghost” the name Slimee actually originated from the cartoon series The Real Ghostbusters which started airing two years later

[@blazinjedi2008]

John Candy I believe was also supposed to be in this movie

[@Quixotic1018]

@@deathmetal271 Oh, I had forgotten the name came from the cartoon!

[@cixelsyd40]

@@blazinjedi2008 the Louis Tully character was written for him. He turned it down after a conversation with the director of how to portray the character.

[@blazinjedi2008]

@@cixelsyd40 thank you. I couldn't remember who he was supposed to be

[@OrdinarilyBob]

I'm one of those old timey people you mentioned... I was 11yo when this movie came out, and my family and a couple of my sixth grade friends stood in line for hours at the local bowling alley/cinema to see this. We all loved it! I'm sure I saw it a couple more times in the theaters, and we saw it dozens of more times over the years on VHS and movie channels (HBO, etc.). My buddies and I would constantly repeat the lines back and forth with each other, we listened to the soundtrack, bought posters and t-shirts with the Ghostbusters symbol on it, etc. Ghostbusters was quite the cultural phenomenon growing up. Even to this day I have the movie on 4K disc and watch it at least once a year (usually around Halloween). I'm glad you guys enjoyed the movie and appreciated the effects. They were quite groundbreaking back in the day (and hold up fairly well even now).

[@livebackwards]

Interesting that they keep discussing the rating system because the PG-13 rating debuted the very next year (1985), partially because of spicy comedies like this but mostly because of the graphic violence specifically in the two movies Gremlins and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, which were both rated PG and both drew major fire from parents. Great reaction, great collab, really enjoyed it!

[@deathmetal271]

Actually it debuted the same year, which was later that August, due to the backlash surrounding another film that came out that same week, Gremlins, as well as Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, which were both films considered to be too intense for younger audiences but not violent enough for an R rating

[@yournamehere6002]

They don't understand this movie was a direct descendant of ANIMAL HOUSE, CADDYSHACK, STRIPES, NATIONAL LAMPOON and SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE.

[@DerekEvans1013]

Yeah this reaction just didn't work. And Dean isn't his name, it's his TITLE and Yeager is his last name.

[@rodgerlang884]

2 good things that are not great together.....at least for a reaction, the podcast might be fun

[@davismccardle1]

The comedy in this movie is gold. There are so many subtle funny moments. In the elevator when Ray says "Switch me on" and the rest of them back away to the corners of the elevator. Hilarious.

[@nzgsw]

“Where do these stairs go?” “They go up.”

[@rodgerlang884]

Unfortunately they talked through pretty much every one of them

[@tskwerl]

No, no. The elephant in the room is that AWESOME arcade Pac-Man game behind y'all. *much jealous, so envy*

[@kevinking3798]

And quite appropriate for this movie

[@krisfrederick5001]

It's endlessly hilarious that the key master keeps locking himself out of his own apartment. I never noticed the irony as a kid. I don't blame Rick Moranis for giving up the business for his family. He gave us so many amazing memories.

[@MarchHare2009]

Watched Ghostbusters 1 and 2 over and over when I was a kid. TMNT 1 and 2 as well. 🐢

[@Pixelologist]

5:50 - Hey, he's a Dean and his last name is Yeager. What's so strange about that?? Sheesh. 🤣 Ghostbusters was one of - if not THE - first big budget special effects comedies. It was a HUGE smash and those of us who grew up in the 70s/80s absolutely ate it up.

[@MightyDrakeC]

Edit: Turns out I was mistaken about the budget. I seem to recall hearing that the budget was tight. And, while the special effects fit the goofy nature of the film, they weren't really cutting edge in any way. They were well done, and used very well to service the story. But they were pretty simple, actually. Corridor Crew did a reaction, and they respected the craftsmanship. But, they pointed out how they were mostly pretty basic techniques. I'm not bashing on the movie. It's one of my favorites. It holds together, and it's a lot of fun.

[@Pixelologist]

@@MightyDrakeC I appreciate the spirit in which you intended this but I wonder where you're coming by your information. Ghostbusters (1984) had a budget of $30M...a full $11M more than Back to the Future, which came out less than a year AFTER.

[@MightyDrakeC]

@@Pixelologist Interesting. I had heard a couple of times that the budget wasn't large. It's been a while, so I don't remember specifically where I got that. Now I know better. Thanks

[@OrdinarilyBob]

@@MightyDrakeC I am a big fan of sci-fi, fantasy, and horror movies. I was 11 when GB came out. I read magazines and watched "making of" presentations whenever I could, so I was familiar with green screens, composite shots, make-up/prosthetics, models, miniatures, stop motion, and other movie magic techniques, and it's my peronal opinion that GB's special FX were mind blowing at that time. YMMV

[@aaronhusk]

“Ghostbusters” came out in 1984. However, “Alien” came out in 1979

[@tabxtra7057]

Nope, Alien came out in 1979, Aliens came out in 1986 two years after Ghostbusters.

[@aaronhusk]

@@tabxtra7057 I meant “Alien”. Stupid autocorrect.

[@DaveH82]

Thanks, I was wondering why she said 1979.

[@Vulcanerd]

Billy: That's my boy (Rick Moranis)! I don't know what his name is... 🤣

[@sammylane21]

The possessed Taxi driver is now a Uber driver but NOTHING has changed. Admit it Millennial New Yorkers, the driver could be possessed but y'all wouldn't even notice it due to your eyes being on your phone. 😂

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

One of my favorite funny moments in this movie: Egon: Well, let’s say this Twinkie represents the normal amount of psychokinetic energy in the New York area. According to this morning’s sample, it would be a Twinkie…35 feet long weighing approximately 600 pounds. Ray coughs in surprise- Winston: That's a BIG Twinkie 😂😂

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Actually, Stay Puft Marshmallows were created AFTER the movie. They are still available for purchase today. (You'll have to look them up on-line). Note: PG-13 rating began 7/1/1984. GB release 6/8/84. (i.e.: no PG13 rating available at the time). So PG or R. (This is not R).

[@circlenowsquared]

You two are FIRE when you collab together, this was amazing! I wasn't charmed by Ghostbusters the first time I saw a reaction to it, but you guys made it so much more fun and I'm coming around! Loved the team up!

[@LadoTsulukidze]

I've never seen anyone complaining about Sigourney Weaver being in sexy poses so much... What has this world came to?

[@Gavrev]

Yeah it was a great flick in the theatre back in the day.. Everyone was hyped for it and it was off the back of this that we discovered the team of Reitman, Ramis and Murray having worked together on another equally silly pre-Ghostbusters movie called STRIPES. Thinking back, at this point it was only four or five years after ALIEN so Sigourney was still pretty fresh in the movie world when she was attached to this project.

[@MightyDrakeC]

I thoroughly enjoy Stripes. It's been awhile since I've seen it. Guess I should fire it up. "I had a car waiting..."

[@SpockvsEgon]

This really wasn't made with kids in mind. This was from the creative team behind Animal House, Meatballs, and Stripes. If you look at some of the deleted scenes and the original script, there were way more sex jokes that didn't make it to the screen. However, those of us who were kids at the time latched onto this movie hard, partially because of the cartoon adaptation the Real Ghostbusters, which was a better cartoon than it had any right to be. I was one of many kids who was scared of the dark and refused to go to bed unless I had my toy proton pack next to me to fight off ghosts.

[@yournamehere6002]

Yes, you said what I just said a few minutes ago, but a month earlier. GHOSTBUSTERS and its 1989 sequel are first and foremost slob comedies influenced heavily by the National Lampoon, SCTV and SNL. Obviously, the won't understand the context, but they don't seem to realize that the fantasy elements are not what makes this movie great, it's the juxtaposition between the heaviness of the stakes and the lowbrow antics of the characters.

[@thehowlinggamer5784]

I was born the year it was released in theaters, so I didn't get a chance to watch it until a few years later on a friday/Saturday movie night and recorded it on vhs. That scene of Ray getting ducked off by a ghost was cut so I didn't know it existed until I upgraded to a dvd version in a double pack with at the time the only sequel to the original. (It was the late 90's/early 2000's, so the other sequels and the video game many consider to be the true ghostbusters 3 until Afterlife was released weren't even a thing yet.) Highly reccomend you play the video game BTW, especially after watching Ghostbusters 2. The easter eggs and the lore expansion as well as the game play are just all amazing elements for nostalgic gerks/nerds.

[@mulletking]

Definitely watch Ghostbusters 2. Though fair warning, some people don't like it as much as GB1, but it's still got some iconic stuff.

[@positivelynegative9149]

They didn't like this one. 🤦‍♂️

[@bwallatube]

Peter Macnicol is a cultural treasure of our civilisation

[@blazinjedi2008]

I always loved the 2nd one just as much as this. Ghostbusters 2016 is ok for what it is. Shouldn't be called Ghostbusters imo. GB Afterlife was good for resurrecting the brand and if we are all honest Frozen Empire was lackluster at best. Still I enjoy all these movies cuz imo you're not really a fan of you can't take the good and the bad.

[@OrdinarilyBob]

I enjoyed GB2 when it came out, and I'll re-watch it from time to time because it does have some good scenes (of course I own the 4K discs for both), but I am one of those that don't think it's even close to the epic film that is GB1. GB:A and GB:FE were also fun and stand well enough on their own.

[@tubekulose]

5:46 "Jäger" is a real name. It is German for "Hunter". 6:15 Why shouldn't they be drinking on the campus? It's a university, not kindergarten. Well, the US might be different... 18:28 It is a family friendly movie. We kids from the 80s loved it. Sex in films was totally normal to us. 🙂

[@jodie9392]

with the college my sisters at, their ra goes through the dorms to make sure they don’t have alcohol. i think it’s due to the fact that alcohol is 21+ while not all students are above 21? i don’t really know the reason lol

[@tubekulose]

@@jodie9392 My days! That sounds like a youth detention center rather than a college to me, especially considering that here in Austria the drinking age is 16 (in the company of a legal guardian it is even only 14). I also reckon that drinking in public (in this case outside on the campus) isn't allowed either in most of your states. How crazy it that??? 😱 That's definitely a different idea of a student's life compared to Europe. 🍺🍷🍸🍹😁

[@dracoargentum9783]

27:20 fun fact: after the “slimer” incident at the start of the movie, Bill Murray refused to get covered by anything else in the movie.

[@januzi2]

It hurts me to hear "ghostbusters" and "old timey movies" in the same sentence.

[@JosephDavies]

Yeah, my brain immediately said, "but this isn't a black-and-white film..."

[@paulferguson5550]

@@januzi2 The ignorance from this generation astounds me! 🤦

[@yournamehere6002]

They're dumb

[@yournamehere6002]

@@paulferguson5550 they're dumb shits

[@submandave1125]

"Where's this movie based at?" "Ummm... I'm trying to see if I know the Hall" as they show the iconic statue on Columbia University. 🤦‍♂

[@EChacon]

To think that this is your first collaboration on a movie with another reactor since your Karate Kid Reaction with TimotheeReacts and It’s Totally Cody two years ago.

[@ElewIV]

80s movies? The Goonies should be at the top of that list.

[@ANGELINAA]

i’d totally watch the goonies!!!

[@ElewIV]

@@ANGELINAA it's 100% your vibe.

[@OrdinarilyBob]

OMG Goonies is my jam!

[@Hahmstrung]

I really enjoy it when you take a look at these older classics. Ghostbusters was a formative film for me growing up and I've seen it too many times to count. Billy was a fun guest, maybe have him back for Ghostbusters 2? So, funny story about the guy at 14:02 ...He was just a random dude who wandered onto set while they were filming this scene. They thought it was hilarious and left him in.

[@BattleAngelFan99]

26:45 "Can't they just eat him?" Let me explain, so those are 4 human-sized.. humans. And that marshmallow man stands as tall as a skyscraper. I'm thinking no?

[@MisterPunch19]

As someone who saw this movie in the theater, when I was 7, I cant convey to you how many times I've watched it, and How often I quote it. Like "Nice shootin' Tex" when someone misses a shot, or when someone says Oh no, I respond with, "What did you do Ray?". As many times as I've seen this movie every time I watch it I find something new. Definitely watch the sequels 2 is not as good, but still fun, Afterlife is AMAZING, Frozen Empire is Great, the reboot is even worth a look, as long as you realize it is completely separate from all the others.

[@OrdinarilyBob]

I was only a couple years older when I saw GB in the theaters and I have the same reactions to missed shots and people saying "on no" - LOL When I make a mistake or do something boneheaded I'll say "The flowers are still standing". "They go up" is used in reference to stairs all the time. Other lines that I've used in conversation over the years "Back off man, I'm a scientist" "This reminds me of the time you tried to drill a whole through your head" "Yes, have some" "Mother puss bucket" "I'm in the middle of something here Ray", etc. etc. 😁

[@lendondain1]

Saw it in the theater when it came out. (My parents ALSO thought it was a family friendly movie.) I LOVED this movie, and I must have seen it dozens of times since.

[@SirPaladin]

Winston's part was initially written with Eddie Murphy in mind to continue the reunion of "Saturday Night Live" alumni. Timing didn't work out for him.

[@oscardiggs246]

I love Ernie Hudson in this, but I desperately want to see the alternate reality where Eddie Murphy plays Winston.

[@phillipribbink6903]

@@oscardiggs246 I have a list of alternate universes I want bootleg copies of movies from. On it are, the alternate universe where George Lucas succeeded in casting Toshiro Mifune as Obi-Wan Kenobi as he originally planned. And an R-rated Jurassic Park that followed the book more closely.

[@Cugastratos]

Ivo Shandor is actually a pretty pivotal character in GB lore. I highly recommend GB1,GB2, and GB the video game for a true trilogy before GB: Afterlife.

[@sydneyxpepper]

OMG YAY I CANT BELIEVE YOU GUYS ARE BOTH WATCHING THIS

[@rodgerlang884]

That's what I thought too and then shut it off 15 minutes in when they couldn't stop talking at all

[@yournamehere6002]

boo they're stupid

[@3DJapan]

13:25 79? FYI visual effects. Special effects actually happen in front of the camera like real explosions.

[@sachaallari592]

Growing up in the 80's there was a cartoon called The Real Ghostbusters it ran for 10 seasons and was set between ghostbusters 1 & 2 I'd watch it all the time and when I was 8 I finally got to watch this film on VHS and literally a week later my Dad took me to see Ghostbusters 2 at the theater Great times the cartoon and the original movie was popular with kids my age and the films are timeless. The 2nd film is not as good but has a huge place in my heart. Definitely watch it and the later sequels Afterlife and Frozen Empire as they follow on from the originals. Ghostbusters 2016 that was a reboot that failed because it was trash.

[@anthonyjamesvasquez]

00:26 Everyone hates you, Angelina. And everyone also loves you. That's just how charming you are. ❤

[@benliddell3368]

It's absolutely a kids movie. I watched this in the cinema at single digits. Things were different back then.

[@zedge527]

"Old Timey movies".... I paused. I'll come back. My old timey heart needs to recover. 😂

[@nelsonv1953]

2:40 I’ve made that mistake, too, Billy. Young Bill Murray and young Tom Hanks look similar to me, too.

[@shadowlightentertainment6874]

This opened the same night as "Gremlins" and beat it out at the box office everywhere but New York where they were so pissed off at how the shoot tied up traffic no one wanted to see it. Saw it when it came out in '84 in 70mm and was confused why these comedy greats were doing a big special effects movie. P.S. Angelina you look FANTASTIC!

[@luisespineira9882]

It was a culture hit when the movie first came out. You should check out Ghostbusters II. It’s a classic too. 👻👻

[@JohnTovar-ks8dp]

This movie's popularity was all about the hit music video. MTV in it's prime.

[@erosson27]

I was a goofy kid with glasses and looked up to Egon the genuine adult with glasses. Lol

[@allisongrinnell5107]

Rick Moranis (sad keymaster guy) was so brilliant and I’m so sad that circumstances led to him leaving acting. I could have used another 10 movies.

[@cyberleadr]

From what he's said about revisiting roles, we're lucky we even got him in Ghostbusters 2. Seems like a quick cameo appearance would be a nice quick paycheck and a bit of a thank you to your fans but everyone has their own deal.

[@smavtmb2196]

A classic Saw this in theater when I was only 9. Loved it

[@KwizMatix]

One of the flicks where you just had to be there! Ghostbusters is super amusing, enjoyable and a classic. It’s kind of a light hearted low key horror flick that’s far more comical than scary.

[@rodgerlang884]

It was definitely not just a "had to be there", my kid is 21 and he loves this movie, as do a lot of younger people. Most other reactors also love it.....these 2 just talked through basically all of it, so they missed the good stuff

[@sspdirect02]

You have just witnessed my all time favorite movie. You should react to Ghostbusters II, Ghostbusters: Afterlife and Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.

[@Pfhreak]

THERE IS NO KIDS' MOVIE, ONLY ZUUUUUUUUUL!

[@ANGELINAA]

😂😂😂

[@Otisboy121]

11:26 - 11:32 Fun Fact and personal opinion: The animated series, Danny Phantom is the perfect mix of ghostly action and super hero comedy for fans of Ghostbusters and Spider-Man!

[@domidium]

Knowingly watches a movie called GHOSTbusters, forgets it’s about ghosts.🤣

[@atrus3823]

I think studios in the 80’s knew that parents were more permissive/absent (i.e., kids were seeing these movies anyway), so marketed toys for non-kids movies to kids all the time.

[@ConstantlyAdging]

You're hitting so many movies right now that make me so glad my mom brought me to the library when I was a kid.. I rented sooo many of these. The Alien movies (all four even though I was like 14), The Terminators, The Ghostbusters, Scream, ET, Beetlejuice You should allllso watch The Predator Movies 👍👍 at least the first 2 and then keep surprising me with movies I haven't thought about for 5 - 10+ years xD

[@SandmanX82]

Gotta watch Honey, I Shrunk the Kids or Spaceballs or Little Shop of Horrors to see more of "the little guy"

[@Trickorvr]

And all great movies

[@Twisted-View]

Only a 7! this film is is a gem! Appreciate it's a bit of an acquired taste, but the script and dialogue is golden!

[@rodgerlang884]

They missed basically all of the dialogue as they couldn't stop talking to take any of it in

[@MorganCT-5555]

This was hilarious! Been watching the movies since I was a kid! Both of y'all need to watch the 2nd, the one with the all girl team, and the 2 current sequels! But you two collaborating together was hilarious 😂 I enjoyed it!

[@LewisGirls]

I LOVE Ghostbusterssssss!!! Love watching this as a child. lol Watch "Honey I Shrunk the Kids"

[@OzeroCa]

I had this in vhs at the age where you can see movies over and over. This was long before Netflix, vhs was king. I had this movie practically memorized. … have. I got into the cartoon, the toys, I still have the car, etc. as for what else to watch… #2 is pretty good. Not AS good, but good. The all-female one…. Isn’t as bad as many people say, but it’s not great. GB Afterlife IS great, and makes a wonderful sequel to (1 and 2) but I still haven’t seen frozen empire.

[@chuppathingy2848]

Im not a fan of short hair on women, but the secretary in these was so fine.

[@GreenCrim]

Casual smoking and blow job jokes in a kids movie? Welcome to the 80s.

[@blazinjedi2008]

The end when ray gives that speech to Gozer and venkman says go get her ray is a callback to the library when tay said get her to the library ghost

[@justindenney-hall5875]

One of the inspirations for this movie was a horror comedy from 1940 called "The Ghost Breakers".

[@inkedfish7373]

Refer to the 80's as "Old Timey" again and we gonna have issues! 😆🤣

[@MiloLaufeyjarson]

I watched this as a kid in the 1990s cause my mom thought I wasn't old enough for horror movies at the time. I hated it back then cause all of the jokes went over my head. I like it a lot more now that I'm older.

[@peterkoester7358]

"Old timey movies!" I feel personally attacked!

[@3Rayfire]

Murray had a deal. He got slimed by Slimer, but didn't get marshmallowed by Staypuft.

[@shawnyofthedead]

My childhood memory is getting my mum to rent this on vhs every week for months.

[@brianlefebvre2743]

Another old timey film to watch for Halloween would be Elvira Mistress of the Dark

[@williamfincher2260]

Gozer is a demigod. That's why they asked if Ray was a god when he told them to leave.

[@corymccarty8603]

YES! ANGELINA YES!!! You gotta watch Ghostbusters 2 for certain... The others... You can if you want but you AT LEAST have to watch Part 2. For real. Love your work Angelina Ghostbusters is CLASSIC. You gotta keep up the great work. PLEASE!

[@Teletran35]

Yes way back then we werent little crybabies

[@justindenney-hall5875]

It wasn't initially made for kids, but it became popular with them leading to the sequel being toned down as well as spawning an animated series/toys/video game ETC.

[@15blackshirt]

This was followed by three sequels, two animated shows, videogames and a loose remake. The main cast in this previously starred in Stripes, Heavy Metal, Caddyshack and Trading Places. Other notable films that released the same year as this include Gremlins, The Terminator, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Temple of Doom, Beverly Hills Cop, Red Dawn and Conan the Destroyer

[@victore6242]

This is an entertaining flick. It is said that the university they were working in is called Miskatonic U. The one mentioned in the HP Lovecraft novels.

[@theelvenwtich]

This is the first movie I saw on VHS. Santa rented it for us to watch on our new VCR.

[@careycarson7629]

FUN FACTS: The ghost floating over Ray was played by the late Kym Herrin. She was in ZZ Top's Legs music video and also appeared at the beginning of the 1984 Robert Zemeckis film, Romancing The Stone. Guess what her character's name was in that movie!

[@Jskew]

Another bit of trivia. The guy who kept locking himself out of his own apartment, when he becomes the Keymaster every door just flies open for him. J.

[@richardzinns5676]

The guy who keeps getting locked out of his apartment is Rick Moranis. If you haven't already seen it, you should watch him in the 1986 version of Little Shop of Horrors, an absolutely wonderful (and very funny) horror musical, with a great supporting role for Steve Martin.

[@JayPadrig]

I saw this in the theater as a child, and was sooo scared by that first ghost I hid under the seats for almost the rest of the whole movie. My parents were sooo pissed off that the general attitude of the day was YEA SURE TAKE YOUR LIL KIDS- ITS GREAT! (wrong). It took a lot of convincing but later during the movie they told me it wasn’t scary anymore like 5 or six times and I started watching again when it was almost over 😮

[@dansdiscourse4957]

"old-timey"? 80s? Why you gotta hurt me like that?

[@dansdiscourse4957]

And yup, I was 11 when I saw it back when it came out

[@geoimp1]

0:36 Woooooooow! That was the best joke I've heard during all my life. I bet this guy worked on it during last 10 years.

[@filmbildung]

I hope you two will watch Ghostbusters II, Ghostbusters Afterlife and Frozen Empire, too.

[@submandave1125]

I noticed you skipped right over that-which-must-not-be-named. 👍

[@sydneyxpepper]

ANGE I HAVE AN IDEA YOU SJOULD WATCH SCOOBY DOO MOVIES AND WE CAN ALL GUESS THE MASKED VILLAIN