Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) ✦ First Time Watching Reaction 👻🚫

[@kaiielle]

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[@phtevenj]

the tasteful way they brought back Egon was BEAUTIFUL.... i cry everytime

[@ulfberht4431]

@@phtevenj One of the few times were using a digital likeness of a deceased actor for a film is done right. Harold Ramis would undoubtedly be proud.

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Harold Ramis, Egon, 1944-2014.

[@RatedDForDerp]

RIP Ivan Reitman, Director and co-creator of Ghostbusters. 1946-2022

[@mjhart68]

I love the revival of this franchise. Ernie Hudson looks damn good for being 78 years old.

[@kaiielle]

He DOES.

[@havok6280]

Well, duh... he's the sex appeal...

[@stevebragg4256]

The story has it Callie was born in 1982, just 2 years before the Ghostbusters were formed in 1984, so Egon already had his daughter before the first film.

[@colonelchubs008]

I thought Annie Potts was gonna be the mom but I guess they are gonna leave it unanswered!

[@stevebragg4256]

@@colonelchubs008 It's basically established Janine is not Callie's mother. Callie was born in 1982 based on the cards on Egon's wall where he was keeping his daughters photos.

[@colonelchubs008]

Good eye and great work. I love lore, books or comics ect. Even if it's fan theories and head cannon. ❤​@stevebragg4256

[@brandonthompson8039]

EVERYONE i know cried at the end when they showed Harold

[@fleason771]

This was I think the 1st movie I saw when Covid was easing in the UK. I saw it on release day in a virtually empty amphitheater but it was so beautiful 😍 I adored it. As a late 80s baby & the significance of it's release during such a significant worldwide event it has a special place in my heart

[@schnubbel76]

There is much fanservice just for the purpose of fanservice in this. But i don't care because it is made with love and heart. And they honoured Egon/Harold in such a tasteful way... it is beautiful.

[@thejamppa]

Ghostbuster's has been big part of my life since early childhood in early 90's when I saw it. I and my brother still tear when Egon appears. Everyt time!. RIP Harold Ramis!

[@themikereda]

I fell in love with Ghostbusters in the late 80s. The movies, the cartoon, the toys, all of it. For years in the 90s and early 2000s I hunted down every article, every interview, every bit of Hollywood gossip about a 3rd Ghostbusters movie. Dan Aykroyd was always confident it was *definitely* gonna happen "soon". Fans found copies of old scripts that never got produced, casting rumors with Ben Stiller, Chris Farley, Alyssa Milano, Bill Hader, Anna Faris, etc. Then in 2014 when Harold passed, we accepted that a 3rd movie would never happen. There was some excitement around the 2016 reboot but most fans felt it was handled the wrong way. Paul Feig makes great parody films, but nobody really wanted a parody of Ghostbusters. So after that movie happened, we REALLY never expected a continuation of the original canon. Then one day in 2019 they announced GB3 with a surprise teaser trailer and that it would be directed by the son of original Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman. My mind was blown, but I still didn't believe it was actually gonna happen. After 3 release delays because of Covid it finally hit theaters and while it's not a perfect movie (no movie is) this is 10000% what my soul wanted and needed from this movie. I took my whole family (12 of us) to see it in theaters over Thanksgiving and it was really emotional because we ALL love this franchise and the movie. Our mom had passed away the year before, and we know she would have loved it too. Damn, so glad you reacted to this and really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!

[@stevenbolstridge596]

I’m not ashamed to admit that the Egon scene at the end made me tear up, Ghostbusters has been one of my favourite movies since I was little. Ghostbusters 2 is actually the first movie I remember watching at the cinema back in 89.

[@AFMountaineer2000]

My 2 favorite scenes in this movie is when Phoebe says Egon Spengler was their grandfather and when he shows up at the end to help her fight Gozer

[@glennwelsh9784]

Yes, that was Olivia Wilde as Gozer, and J.K. Simmons as Ivo Shandor.

[@michaeltown1648]

And Shohreh Aghdashloo did the voice for Gozer as well.

[@MadcapMatt]

This was such a fitting movie for the son of the original director to direct. Very fitting themes.

[@DanielS2001]

Ghostbusters: Afterlife is not just a great sequel, but it's also one of the best Ghostbusters fan films. I say it's a fan film because it's directed by Jason Reitman, Ivan Reitman's son, and the first official Ghostbusters fan. He used to visit his father on the set of the first film. He not only had a cameo in the first film that got cut (he reused the footage for the news report that Gary shows Phoebe and Podcast), he also appeared in Ghostbusters II as one of the kids at the party scene at the start of the film. Jason is a talented director on his own (he gave us Thank You For Smoking, Juno, Jennifer's Body (only as a producer), and Up In The Air. He's got a new film coming out, Saturday Night, which recounts the making of the first episode of Saturday Night Live, back when it was just called Saturday Night). Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a family affair, and it's clear that it was made with respect to the previous films (at least the first two).

[@Madbandit77]

Saturday Night is already out in theaters. It's brilliant and one of my favorite films of this year.

[@DanielS2001]

@@Madbandit77 Cool beans. :D

[@Madbandit77]

@@DanielS2001 Also, the cameo Jason made in the film also featured his mom, Genevieve, and sister Catherine as the infant. Catherine starred in and created the Netflix series, "Working Moms".

[@DanielS2001]

@@Madbandit77 I know that bit, in fact, I referenced that in the main post, as the footage that got cut was used in this film for the news segment Gary shows Phoebe and Podcast. But thanks for letting me know about his mom and sister (which I wasn't aware of).

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I was beside myself when I saw Egon's ghost there, then I teared up when Peter, Winston and Ray show up to help the 2.0 Ghostbusters defeat Gozer. And between IT Chapters 1 and 2 and Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Finn Wolfhard has proven himself to be a versatile actor.

[@portalina]

lol, he plays himself in every movie! Pale awkward shaggy hair teen. And for IT, make him annoying. Rinse and repeat. I’m not saying he isn’t good, but he is NOT a character actor🤣 “Between Stranger Things👹, Stranger Things with Clowns🤡, and Stranger Things With Ghosts👻, he’s very versatile!”

[@KyleMcintoshMAC316]

I'm so glad you enjoyed Ghostbusters: Afterlife. I knew this movie was going to be great when the teaser trailer hit KZbin. I saw this movie three times in the first two days it was in theaters and loved it each time. My girlfriend and I went to see it a day early and she couldn't believe how right I was because I kept saying that I had a good feeling Afterlife was going to be good. I won't lie. I cried as soon Egon manifested at the end during the battle against Gozer. I was crying not only for Harold Ramis but also for my father that passed away when I was a small little kid. Because of him I'm a huge fan of Star Wars, Ghostbusters and the original Little Rascals. I can imagine he'd love this movie too if he was still alive. Now you're ready to watch Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

[@rickymorphew2245]

yea, i get goosebumps watching it

[@jenloveshorror]

Loved this movie! They did such a great job bringing on a new cast, & intertwining them w a past foe & the og fellas!!❤💞❤️

[@zatornagirroc7175]

As a person who didn't like 2 and 3, I didn't have a lot of hope going into this one. But really, I could not have asked for a better - what, reboot? I am not sure what this is, but it was an amazing tribute piece as well as a fun story with even more quirky characters, and more heart than I ever thought would be possible in a Ghostbuster movie. Thanks for doing this one, KL.

[@thegorn68]

Only thing this film was missing was Rick Moranis. I wish so much they could've talked him out of retirement but I can respect him for the reason why he stopped doing films to raise his kids when his wife passed away.

[@DanielS2001]

Moranis has stated that he didn't want to come back for a cameo. So, maybe in one of the future films, if they have Louis involved in the story as an actual character like in the first two films, he might consider returning.

[@agarven1]

Rick Moranis is actually working on the tv show Shrunk based off Honey We Shrunk the Kids movies

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@agarven1 Unfortunately, Shrunk has been shelved.

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@DanielS2001 It is worth noting that it sounds like Rick has mild regrets about coming back for Ghostbusters II, so my guess is that they're not going to get Rick back regardless.

[@agarven1]

@@tylerfoster6267 I didn’t know that but that sucks

[@swytchyglytch]

Phoebe: "Maybe it's the apocalypse." KL: "I mean, it's not but... well, it could be... no it's not." Me: "Penny in the air..." lol.

[@bidwell13]

They did such a job saying goodbye to Egon in this one. I was glad they didn’t have him talk. There’s so many Easter eggs in this from the previous movies. One cool fact about filming is that director Jason Reitman’s dad who did the first two movies was on set helping him and would hang with the B-Team making sure his son’s vision was met while Jason was doing main scenes. Before Harold Ramis died he and Bill Murray made peace. Bill found out he was sick and went to see him except he didn’t know the address so he went to the local police station and they gave him an escort. 10:27 just like her grandfathers

[@andyc66612]

I love that Egon isn’t just a catalyst for the story but a big part and beautiful send off

[@snowfort77]

Shout out to the clever voice over editing

[@zbennalley]

15:43 is my favorite moment because it's such a Egon thing to do!!!

[@havok6280]

For me, this is up there with Top Gun Maverick as excellent sequels released decades after the original.

[@Corndog642]

I was so happy with this one! I got all the feels too. It was so much fun and well done.

[@ashnodmtg]

i love this movie, got to see it 6 times in the theater

[@kaiielle]

That's a lot!

[@Proudtrekkie96]

Pfft amateur numbers. I saw it 8 times. It was that great 😅😅😅

[@davemcbroom695]

It's less expensive to film in Canada, that's why you see the same small town.

[@kaiielle]

More and more films and TV productions are coming to Alberta specifically because of a tax credit that our government introduced a while back! Definitely less expensive.

[@jaggyjagg74]

This is so cool! You wore your Return Of The Jedi shirt for a movie that is what we all wanted for a classic movie. Great reaction to a modern movie directed by a guy that wanted to stay true to the 80s classic.

[@janak132]

I loved this sequel and your reaction to it. I find this a great way to do sort of a rewatch of movies I've seen. When I watched this originally I was already moved beyond anything I'd expected by the final Egon scenes.. and then "For Harold" popped up on screen and it just broke me. I had to go google about and this movie pretty much is what I thought it was; a love letter and farevel to Harold Ramies from his Ghostbusting palls.

[@chessenthusiast]

In many ways, this was just a standard “requel.” A rehashing of the first movie, with lots of old characters to pass the torch to the new ones. And in general, I’m not a fan of requels, cause they tend to be lazy and unoriginal, and blatant cash grabs… But this one was special, I think not only because it was made with such respect and heart, but because of the real-life story behind getting it made. They had tried to get a third movie made for decades, and the fans were forced to just wait and hope… and it just never happened. Then, I remember when Ramis passed in 2014, I was so sad, and there was all the drama between him and Murray that had gotten in the way of making that third movie, and I thought, “Well crap, we’ll never get it now.” Then there was the 2016 version, which wasn’t bad, but felt like a slap in the face to the fans. Not because of the female cast, but because fans had been begging for a sequel for so long, only to be let down again and again. But as soon as Ramis passes, THAT’S when you make a new Ghostbusters movie?! And it has NOTHING to do with the original films?! It just felt like they purposefully waited, just to piss everyone off. Even if the cast and crew of GB16 didn’t deserve all the hate, by the same token, the fans didn’t deserve the disrespect. And then, we finally get this. Rich with family drama, a continuation and conclusion of the Gozer storyline; and the way they explored Callie’s relationship (or lack thereof) with Egon, and the way the OG crew split up and then made peace with each other, and seeing Callie realize and understand and accept that her father didn’t abandon her, he was trying to protect her… it was just very masterfully done. I get emotional every time I watch this movie. IF you’re going to do a requel, THAT’S how you do it. I’m looking at you, Star Wars.

[@MoviesandCoffee]

Buying physical media is the smart thing. As you say, things either aren't on streaming or get taken off.

[@SilentBob731]

18:57 Kaiielle calling Phoebe "Phoebs" feels like a Friends reference, and I am 100% here for it. 26:31 The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Men are great, but it's awesome to see a properly animated Terror Dog. 28:56 🤣🤣🤣 Well-played, M'Lady. 🥃 30:18 Nah, they're always TimBits 😉😋 I'm trying to replace the phrase "Dollars to Doughnuts" (which is no longer a good bet, cost-wise) with "Toonies to TimBits", so we need to spread the Good Word about TimBits far and wide, so that the heathen populations of this Earth may know the joy of the Holy TimBit. 😁🥃

[@shaunfleming5860]

To let you know that the sheriff's deputy the female one at the counter when they're getting them out of jail is Dan aykroyd's daughter

[@havok6280]

And the sheriff was in Spider-Man Homecoming

[@denanebergall5514]

This movie is a love letter to the fans. It makes me cry every time.

[@virtuallyveronicka]

I’m honestly surprised by the ratings for this film. Love this reaction, and loved this movie from the first watch. I was looking forward to rewatching with you. I think they truly smashed the continuation of the original storyline. Great new characters and such an emotional ending. They captured the spirit/fun of the originals, and I agree with you this had a great family story. Looking forward to your reaction to Frozen Empire.

[@cbhunts7732]

The 2009 Ghostbusters the game is the last thing Harold ramis stared and wrote before he past

[@TimeVextorX]

Exactly that's the third one not that putrid in 2016.

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@cbhunts7732 Harold Ramis did not write the video game, despite the credit at the beginning. Both Dan and Harold were given credit for marketing purposes, but the video game was written by the developers. Dan and Harold gave some notes and adjustments, but they were barely involved with the script.

[@Proudtrekkie96]

From what I read (I think in the game's guide book) The game was was supposed to be Ghostbusters 3: Hellbent . Or at least one of the versions of Hellbent

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@Proudtrekkie96 It definitely integrates some elements from the Hellbent script, but it doesn't resemble Hellbent particularly closely.

[@jimdetry9420]

I aldo teared up at the end when all the original guys came back.

[@swordmonkey6635]

Gozer was played by Olivia Wylde. She was excited to play the role made famous by Slavtiza Jovan in the 1984 movie

[@ofthenearfuture]

This was such a good movie, and I think probably my second favourite of the series after the first one of course, which this paid homage to so well. It really wrapped up the story from the originals. And as a Calgarian I remember when they were shooting this movie, and yeah it was super cool to see the city and the rest of AB when I finally got to watch it. Though it wasn't so bad here, that aspect definitely brought me out of it while watching The Last of Us, with recognizing and trying to spot all the different filming locations lol.

[@doc0815martens]

I really liked the movie when I saw it in the cinema. Because in my opinion, it was Ghostbusters and a legitimate sequel. After the debacle of 2016 (sorry, my opinion too), I was expecting a good story that would somehow tie in with the first two movies. I was especially excited about the way they handled Harold Ramis/Egon Spengler at the end to honor him. Not saying anything, just letting him act. In my eyes, that was absolutely top class, as were the small cameos by the others. 😊

[@tylerfoster6267]

One thing that stood out to me watching your reaction more than anyone else's is the degree to which the "lore" is sort of meaningless to anything but the most hardcore fans, and I think going back to your original reaction makes it obvious why: the story of the original Ghostbusters is not particularly important. The script for this lays in a ton of direct references to the original movie's ghost lore that appears to have no impact on you despite watching the original just a couple of weeks ago, because when you watched that movie, none of that stuff was important. A valuable lesson for future Ghostbusters movies: focus on the broad strokes, not the small ones. (To be quite honest, you're the first person to recognize Egon *in* the prologue instead of like an hour later. I'd certainly have assumed more reactors would remember one of the four original Ghostbusters on sight even though they're hiding his face -- they put plenty of emphasis on his glasses and hairstyle -- but even that seems to go over some people's heads. I know you watched Casper semi-recently but next time you see it that little cameo near the beginning may be more fun than it was before. I was exactly right about what your editor would do as a Whiplash reference, which I mentioned last week in the chat! I forgot to say in my Patreon comment: it *is* Olivia Wilde playing Gozer physically, and Shohreh Aghdashloo of "The Expanse" playing Gozer vocally. Also, "[*gunshot*]"? Come on, subtitle person. They are clearly lighting off firecrackers.♟

[@kaiielle]

DAMN, I should have recognized Shohreh Aghdashloo's voice! I'm so upset at myself. 😅

[@TimeVextorX]

The story in the first Ghostbusters was very important as in 2.

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@TimeVextorX Not sure what you mean when you say that. My point is that the movie conceptually tries to make it important but based on the KZbin reactions I've seen to this so far, half of the references and connections seem to go completely over people's heads, so even if they're supposed to be important they aren't in execution. Also, when I say the story of the original movie isn't important, what I'm talking about is "important to the success/resonance of the film with audiences." Most people don't like Ghostbusters because of the plot, they like it because it is funny and it has an interesting concept. People remember the Keymaster and the Gatekeeper stuff not because they care about the ghost lore or what those concepts evoke in a sci-fi/fantasy sense, but because there are funny lines and moments that reference this information.

[@DataCab1e]

On the subject of 80s sequels shot in Canada standing in for the States, Short Circuit 2 was shot in Toronto. While the city it is set in is never explicitly identified, a minor story point weaved through the film, culminating in the final scene, definitely cements it as somewhere in the US.

[@cydonprax12]

Fun tidbit, the kind of sub-genre of adventure stories like this about kids in suburban settings uncovering supernatural, science fiction, or fantasy elements in an otherwise ordinary life is often referred to as "Kids On Bikes" which is also the name of a well-known TTRPG system that really helped coin the term and is built around all those kids of tropes (as well as some alternate spin-off game systems like Kids On Brooms and Teens in Space)

[@KennyMrTerrellThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi Kaiielle, Happy to watch your reaction to Ghostbusters after life.👻🚫 It's great to see the original cast in this movie RIP Harold 😢

[@agarven1]

I had friends that worked security for the movie The Ice Harven. Harold Ramis directed the movie. It has Hohn Cusack, Billybob Thornton and Randy Quaid in it. My friends said Harold was the kindest person to meet. They told me so many pranks were going on throughout filming. I know where most of the locations are in that movie. It was kinda like Amityville Horror movie was filmed in Silver Lake Wisconsin and some parts in Illinois. I know the locations for that film as well. I left my job to work for the security company and I worked on the show Prison Break. That was a lot of fun to work on and I met all the actors in the show and a few times I got to hang out with some of the actors at their trailer. I worked on the movie The Break-Up with Jennifer Aniston, Vince Vaughn, Joey Lauren Adams and John Favre. I was near Jennifer Aniston area watching the area for paparazzi. I couldn’t go near her because her body guards didn’t want us to go near her. She came back and I walked past her car. She gets out of her car and said hi to me. I also met Joey Lauren Adams. She is such a kind person and I met her again last year at a con. The last one I worked was for The Connan O’Brian show in Chicago for a week. I met Connan. He is a very quiet person and didn’t talk much when i tried to start a conversation

[@aar1551patd5115fob]

I hated all the hate on this movie got. This film was so special and done with such love and care. Wonderful sendoff for Egon and the scenes are so heartfelt at the end that I was tearing up to your REACTION to the movie. So good.

[@AngelValis]

Not gonna lie, I grew up with the Ghostbusters, and this is probably my favorite entry in the series

[@josephamesdacey6442]

There are some hidden gem paul rudd movies nobody talks about "wet hot american summer" and "they came together" the cast are amazing and they're the funniest movies out there

[@thbemky827]

after years of studying ghosts egon must be LOVING the experimentation from the "other side"

[@orangeandblackattack]

Great reaction! I agree. As someone who saw the original in theaters, this hit me in the feels but I loved the family/kids story. Perfect sequel to me. We Gen Xers have been treated to final (not this one of course, but my point will be valid) is that we have been appreciated as hardcore original fans. We got Top Gun Maverick, which Tom did for his fans. We got Beverly Hills Cop-Axel F which gave us original and great new characters and just enough cheese. Lol. We appreciate it. Hopefully Lethal Weapon 5 will be the same.

[@darrenbent7601]

This is my favourite movie in the franchise, with the original a close 2nd and Frozen Empire 3rd. My next favourite is GB2, and I am completely ignoring the 2016 reboot. This was such a beautiful tribute to both Harold Remus and the Egon character. The role of Phoebe was made for McKenna, she plays smart characters really well. If you haven't seen Gifted (2017), it is a must. She really is the Egon of this new generation of Ghostbusters. And I love the very dry jokes she told in this. The character is quite obviously on the spectrum. Podcast, Hilarious. Laughed at most of the jokes. His enthusiasm is quite infectious. He's the Ray of the group. Her brother, Wolf (I've forgotten the characters name) is the Peter, the sceptic/fraud of the team. His girlfriend is their Winston of the team. even though some people call the movie "nostalgia bait", the story was really well told, with the right amount of heart, and I always tear up when it gets to that scene too. Such a beautiful tribute to the lost member of the team.

[@CrashCraftLabs]

paul rudd is prolly my fav actor currently, from "our idiot brother" to "ant man" and this, dude doesnt age it seems lol and his whole easy go lucky personas jive with me haha

[@danjmcs]

I loved this movie, no idea why so many negative reviews online... and yes, nostalgia glasses, heh. But i thought the casting was great and it was just fun, with of course the love to Harold.

[@Daehawk]

I loved this movie. Ive rewatched it a couple times. I even like it more than the next one Frozen Empire and that ones good too. I was 15 when the original came out. Wasn't sure what to expect with these new ones after all the bad I heard on the female one. But these last two with the the new and originals were spectacular.

[@peterkoester7358]

I absolutely loved this film (especially after the trainwreck that was the 2016 reboot). I was excited for this return to the original franchise from the first teaser trailer Jason Reitman released and couldn't wait to see this in theaters (delayed because of the Great Lockdown of 2020). Like you, I teared up when Egon made up with his family and the other original Ghostbusters. I lost it entirely when the words "For Harold" appeared on the screen. Still gets me with every re-watch.

[@MoviesandCoffee]

An underrated ghost movie you'd love is The Innkeepers, by the director of X and Pearl, Ti West.

[@estephens13]

I think I have more of an appreciation for this after watching it here. The sentimental stuff hits pretty hard...Or I'm just becoming more of a softie as I get older..

[@otisroseboro5613]

Nice Reaction Sweetheart ❤

[@marksullivan7766]

Loved this one

[@BobKuchiKopi]

I have super mixed feelings about them bringing Ramis "back" for this movie. (Even though I do think the way they did it was as respectful as it could possibly have been.) I just have issues when they bring back people who've passed. But having grown up on Ghostbusters, I'll readily admit to getting teary eyed every time I watch that final scene.

[@tylerfoster6267]

@@BobKuchiKopi I have even more mixed feelings because it sounds like Ramis' family wasn't really expecting how much the movie was built around Egon's character and the things that they said that he did between the films. I believe they said they had to do a lot of separation between the character and their father. In her book about her dad, Violet Ramis Stiel has a whole chapter about the 2016 film, and seems to think he'd have liked that one.

[@cometgirl217]

This movie is SO much better than it had any right to be! 😋👻

[@cbhunts7732]

How you feel about gameplay movies? The "Official" 3 Movie Is the ( Ghostbusters The Game 2009. ). Everyone came back from the original movie and Dan aykroyd and Harold Ramis written the story for the game. I think you would love it

[@aidanclarke6106]

This movie was a very good surprise. 8/10 for me ❤

[@Steampunk-Cyclist]

THE best Reboot EVER!

[@ooEVILGOAToo]

A worthy 3rd movie.

[@ChrisCebelenski]

Deadpool: Huh. Paul Rudd finally aged.

[@leonamador477]

I heard kaielle they had phoebe wear the same glasses egon did

[@ktotheramer]

Makes me cry every time😿

[@chunkhenderson1878]

No shame. I always cry at the end of this.

[@StomDoth]

Enjoyed your reaction. I did find the purple lights moving behind you distracting.

[@kaiielle]

Apologies - they're not going anywhere! The setting I had them to was the "Ghost" setting. 😉

[@OzeroCa]

As a fan from gb1, this one seems even more of a solid sequel than #2. I liked #2 just fine, but it can’t stand up to this.

[@3DJapan]

It's implied early on that Egon is their grandfather when Janine says something like "he was my..." and trails off.

[@Madbandit77]

Boyfriend.

[@argent-wolfman90]

Its a brilliant movie :)

[@tonyantonellis9983]

judging from the way yo said wrong lever, Have you seen The Emperor's New Groove?

[@kaiielle]

Yes, one of my fave movies of all-time and why I said that. ☺️

[@tonyantonellis9983]

@@kaiielle how come there is no reaction of it in your channel?

[@kaiielle]

Because I've seen it 25+ times prior to starting my reaction channel..

[@tonyantonellis9983]

@@kaiielle I see. And do you like dc comics better than marvel? Or visa versa or do you like the both of them the same?

[@JokerNL070]

First love the reactions. Second i dont like podcasd. Who goes to someones house and ask if they can keep something?

[@sammylane21]

Phoebe here is the spiritual daughter of Amy Farrah Fowler and Sheldon Lee Cooper of The Big Bang Theory. 😂

[@snowfort77]

Ray’s tattoo says Revalations when it should say Revalation. It’s singular not plural and I only know this now because of Longlegs. And the quote is paraphrased. I only know this because i just now had to look this up. Also I really want to move to Canada. Like anywhere in Canada. Please just let me in. I have specialized and in demand skills. Is there a dating site for Americans looking for Canadian partners. I was actually born near the border but raised in the southern US. I’m sick of the heat and humidity…and other things.

[@MandotheMETALMexican]

❤❤❤❤

[@SmokinDroFrayser]

Tinbit? Donut holes lol

[@kaiielle]

Timbits! A Canadian delight from our Tim Hortons coffee store chain lol

[@DanielKing-dk5nr]

Now this movie will influence other kids who dont have a license to drive a car lol joking

[@DS-182]

There's ONLY 4 ghostbusters movies... no true fan will even remotely entertain the idea of the "all girls" 2016 film as part of the franchise

[@mrshadowbright4041]

afterlife is the 3rd ghostbuster there was nothing befor it to be 3rd

[@kaiielle]

😂

[@T.G.C-t2z]

Check out Ghostbusters the Frozen empire

[@kaiielle]

I put out that reaction a few days ago.

[@EDDSXbox]

4 Ghostbusters movies*

[@botwitaprice]

there's a girl version of G Busters good actors

[@kaiielle]

That reaction is on my channel!

[@orangeandblackattack]

Movie critics are just trying to justify their jobs. I cant tell you how many 80s and 90s great movies were panned by sour people trying to be different. Seems like everybody wants to be another Gene Siskel, when we need more Roger Eberts. Lol

[@JoeDatorCartoonist]

They took a very funny comedy, removed all the jokes, and turned it into YA fantasy fiction. Bleh! It’s not for me.

[@maxblonde]

I didn't enjoy this movie.

[@jeanTonicplusultra]

@@maxblonde is still better than the reboot lmao

[@maxblonde]

@@jeanTonicplusultra strong disagree.

[@dannyadams4765]

We all cried at the end of this movie lets just all admit it

[@SilentBob731]

Absolutely the best Ghostbusters movie since the Original, hands down (in my not so-humble opinion). It recaptures the fun, sets up a new generation / franchise, and brings it all home with a reunion that brought a tear or two to even this cynical old a$$hole's eye. Great casting too, Carrie Coon and Finn Wolfhard are always solid players but Paul Rudd and McKenna Grace are are absolutely brilliant. Second time she's worked with an Avenger. 36:42 I'm not crying, you're crying....and I'm crying. Alright fine, we're all crying. 😢🥲