Ghostbusters: Afterlife - MOVIE REACTION!!

[@BlindWave]

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[@seanwilliams7716]

Or Scooby Doo meets courage the cowardly dog movie

[@juancagerez2127]

Mars Attacks!! Yesss

[@multiverse_media2023]

Who’re we gonna call?

[@seanwilliams7716]

@@multiverse_media2023 we're going to call Dexter is a cookie

[@teogaming7515]

oh shite kid, its ghost busters

[@TriXJester]

Finn getting to dress up as a Ghostbuster for Stranger Things, then just a a couple years later, gets to be IN a Ghostbuster movie. Crazy how life works sometimes

[@mikeserot1410]

It was density. I mean destiny!

[@thecatsnightmare]

I don't think her anger was out of character. She's like her grandpa, Egon did have a bit of a temper when pushed, remember he tried to assault Walter Peck in the first movie.

[@victor4782]

I remember I told my dad, "Spenglers, dealing with dickhead authority figures since 1984."

[@thomasharrington1477]

"YOUR MOTHER!"

[@vladyvhv9579]

Beware the fury of a patient man...

[@chrisyancey89]

I cried tears of happiness when Ray, Venkman, & Zeddemore showed up & wiped away even more tears when Stantz did his classic 'Gozer The Gozerian. On behalf of the state of...' line followed by Venkman saying "Bravo." Seeing 3 of the originals suited up & ready to go made me more emotional than any movie had in a long time(at least till Spider-Man a month later). Olivia Wilde killed it as Gozer with a remarkable, spot on performance, the terror dogs & practical effects looked amazing & Phoebe is the perfect choice as the face of the next generation of Ghostbusters, & they honored Harold Ramis so beautifully and I got emotional seeing Egon help his granddaughter and his old friends & their goodbye seemed so real & genuine. This movie was a beautiful fan service and I loved everything about it.

[@davidbeyerle6996]

OMg same, i totally cried.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

"Let's toast this muffin"

[@multiverse_media2023]

It was amazing. It’s 80s + 2021 and it was a success.

[@deanwalker870]

Hear hear

[@beegirl8686]

I clapped because remember.

[@funnylilgalreacts]

I sobbed like a baby at the end. Meant the world to me to see those 4 together. I’m pissed it was spoiled for Erik. I wondered why he wasn’t more emotional, now it makes sense.

[@mysterygamer8675]

to be fair some people handle emotions if different ways

[@funnylilgalreacts]

@@mysterygamer8675 but Erik is ALWAYS emotional. I literally stare at him during certain scenes because he’s so expressive.

[@mysterygamer8675]

@@funnylilgalreacts I know I was just defending other people who react differently 😊

[@benhs1898]

I like phoebe threatening the sheriff because she inherited Egon’s occasional temper. I think of the scene where Egon goes at Walter Peck after the containment unit gets shut off.

[@MARCOPETER82]

Thats True. But Egon only would have Punched ''the Dickless'' and not Toast him like Phoebe with the Sherriff 😉😄

[@csgamer89]

@@MARCOPETER82 Well...we don't know that for sure. Egon wasn't exactly armed at the time after all. :P But yeah, Phoebe about to go full on proton pack murder hobo might've been a bit much, but I wouldn't have complained about it since keep in mind they'd just got done proving their grandpa wasn't insane, they saw real proof that ghosts actually existed, and Phoebe especially was probably still hyped up on adrenaline from the car chase after Muncher. So no I agree, it wasn't out of character. A bit extreme perhaps, but like others have said, Egon had a temper too on occasion. And heh, gotta love Peck's still got that nickname Venkmen coined him with.

[@roxtechs]

To be fair she’s a kid

[@zombifiedpariah7392]

That part never felt right to me what with the cops not at all reacting to Phoebe threatening them. You wave a gun around at some cops, you're gonna tackled or even shot. But I guess you can argue that they didn't react because they had no idea what she was even holding. The sheriff even refers to the pack as "whatever the hell that thing is". Maybe as far as they knew, she was just waving around a big, clunky stick.

[@Dr.Gaming98]

“YOUR MOTHER!”

[@emmanuelrocha5110]

Don't worry Aaron, you're not the only one who cried a river :'), I didn't expected this movie to be this emotional, loved the reaction

[@teogaming7515]

no

[@MisterPunch19]

I ugly-cried and was still laughing at Venkman's lines.

[@Fozzimodo]

Seeing Egon broke me. They did such an incredible job with the CGI.

[@multiverse_media2023]

Must’ve gotten some tips from Marvel.

[@linoarquiza5433]

Huh? You mean that wasn't a ghost?

[@Fozzimodo]

@@linoarquiza5433 Hilarious well done 👏🏻

[@BDTXIII]

At first, I thought they get someone who resembled Harold.

[@linoarquiza5433]

@@BDTXIII I actually thought they got Harold's ghost to appear in the film.

[@sircosmo21]

it was a lot more emotional seeing the final scene cause bill and Harold fixed their friendship not long before he died and bill regrets taking so long

[@sethgibson5148]

I have never seen Aaron cry so much from anything besides star wars. He must've been very attached to these movies.

[@joevictor53]

I feel like this movie really did the emotional stuff well. I didn't grow up watching Ghostbusters and only became a fan in my teens. And even then, it wasn't my favourite franchise or anything. But I was always hoping for a 3rd movie and loved the video game. And then was upset when Harold Ramis died. Even someone like me who I'd say is a pretty casual fan of Ghostbusters was tearing up at the end

[@lastone114]

Oh man you should've watched his gameplay of TLOU

[@AprilAyresGriffiths]

You guys need to watch Adam Savage talking with Jason Reitman about how they did the Egon scenes. Part of the reason it works is the level of effort put in. MPC Montreal (Bladerunner 2049 fame) built a 3D model of Harold Ramis circa Ghostbusters 1984 to the point where they could insert the digital into the original film, and not be able to tell on a side by side. Once they had that, they aged the model up to what Egons age would have been in GB: AL. The actors were reacting to a well know character actor (Bob Gunton) who gave the performance as Egon after studying him, and the model tracks that, so in effect you are seeing Bob Gunton playing Egon, mapped into the re-aged 1984 Harold Ramis model. When I learned that, the level of effort put into this made me cry again.

[@AprilAyresGriffiths]

Jason Reitman said they avoided having Egon speak because it would have detracted from it, because what words do you give Egon? They thought the words would detract and draw the focus away from the story which was one of reconciliation, reunion, forgiveness.

[@SpiderBatFan]

@@AprilAyresGriffiths yeah that’s true, and I mean, besides Gozer we’ve never heard entities speak from what I can remember, so it’s in line with what we’ve seen (or heard) before

[@jasondillon2462]

This movie was not only a propper sequel but a thank you to the fans, Harold Ramis and everyone else who loves this franchise! I never thought we'd see another ghostbusters but here we are!

[@DavidWright1138]

Holy moly. Bob Gunton was that sunovabitch warden in Shawshank!

[@amandahobson1602]

Yes it was Bob Gunton except for the scene Egon was holding on to the the proton pack with his granddaughter. That was Ivan Reitman. Kind of a nice tribute considering he has passed away now too.

[@metalhead9315]

I'm glad I'm not the only grown man that cried when they showed Egon. It was so beautifully done, with true emotion and real story telling skill. THIS was the Ghostbusters real fans wanted. When the post script "for Harold" appeared on screen, I lost it. 100% no shame. I loved it.

[@thedarkknight2221]

This movie is the TRUE Ghostbusters 3 I have been waiting for my whole life. Jason Reitman did his father (who wrote and directed the first 2 ghostbuster’s movies) proud. I went into the theater thinking that this would be a fun B grade movie and like everyone else in that packed IMAX left with tears of sadness and joy at how amazing this movie was. McKenna Grace is the absolute breakout star of this movie, she really is the true heir to Egon Spengler. And that final scene of Egon with everyone at the end made me and everyone else in that theater burst into cheers and then tears.😭😭👏🏽👏🏽

[@thestarglider]

Ivan Reitman gave input but did not write the first two films. Dan Ackroyd and Harold Ramis wrote them.

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

It was so good I can't believe the haters for this movie it was Pure Ghostbusters JOY!

[@Elios0000]

well 4 if you count the game which is cannon iirc

[@LPJack02]

RIP and long live Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69 And RIP and long live Ivan Reitman (October 27, 1946 - February 12, 2022), aged 75 You both will always be remembered as legends.

[@codyt821]

Aaron's reaction made me so, so, happy. That's a true fan right there. All the men in my theater including me were crying at the end, you are definitely not alone there!

[@Mehdz03]

yup

[@MitchellFace]

So, Egon was my sister’s favorite character so when I saw this movie I immediately knew I had to show it to her. We both cried like crazy. It’s basically a big love letter to Egon and Harold Ramis. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@peterkoester7358]

The implication, based on the dates Egon had on Callie's pictures growing up (and the actress' real age) is that Callie was born before the first Ghostbusters film (1984). Carrie Coon was born in January 1981. And the actor who bough up half of Tribeca was Robert De Niro. He owns and operates the Tribeca Grill (with a movie theater located on the second floor) just a couple of blocks away from the actual FDNY Ladder 8 (Ghostbusters) Firehouse.

[@Shadowfax-1980]

It’s okay to cry. When you see Ray tearing up at the end, that was Dan Akroyd actually getting choked up when they filmed the hug.

[@Trawizz1]

Did he say that? It could also be acting..

[@stephw1702]

Love that Dan's daughter plays the police officer at the station.

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

@@stephw1702 Really? That was her?

[@123haninhk]

"The immortal." Eric said that about Paul Rudd made me crack real hard.

[@tetsuoshema]

I am right there with Aaron, all the feels, all the man tears of joy. My 7yold daughter loved this and the originals. Little McKenna should win all the rewards, she knocked it out of the park. Also, Paul Rudd strutting in WalMart! Oh and the end credits song, that is Mckenna also! "In 2020, Grace signed with Photo Finish Records, and in November 2021 she released her debut single "Haunted House" alongside an accompanying music video. While not originally written for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, the song was eventually added to the film's soundtrack and used for the closing credits."

[@roseoftheday582]

The first time I saw this it was in theaters and I ended up ugly crying when Egon showed up and I had to leave the theater for a few minutes because I was crying so loudly. These movies are so strongly connected to my childhood I never realized how emotional it would get me. I think it didn’t help that I knew Harold Rammis had passed and the fact that this was so beautiful and honored him so well, that made me just as emotional. I wish he could have seen this. I’m sure his family appreciated it so much.

[@marshwalker8322]

I'm glad that they've managed to revive Ghostbusters after that awful reboot.

[@multiverse_media2023]

What awful reboot? 😉😉

[@marshwalker8322]

@@multiverse_media2023 😄

[@Eternalsfan]

@@multiverse_media2023 Don’t ask lol.

[@UncleMilo]

I really hated the reboot and Ghostbusters 2. As far as I'm concerned there is only Ghostbusters and this film. That's it. Yup.

[@juliansmith4352]

@@UncleMilo Ghostbusters 2 was okay but the 2016 reboot was totally bad plus Paul Feig directed that horrible movie

[@mfleming1015]

I took my 8 year old daughter to see this in theaters. She loved seeing all of the others. It was amazing, and a must see. Can't wait to see the guys reaction.

[@DanielRodriguez-eh1qd]

Same here, my daughter is 8 also and she loved it. A few years back she got into Ghostbusters and watched the first two films on repeat. She wasn’t a big fan of the reboot but enjoyed this one.

[@fyredragon5206]

During the basement picture montage scene, if you pause to read Egon's notes on Callie's life, you can see there are dates written on some of them. The earliest legible date that can be seen is '81. Meaning that Callie was a toddler during the events of the first film, and 8 or 9 years old by the second film! MEANING, Egon was a father long before the events of the films!!! MIND BLOWN!!!

[@prathapkutty7407]

Can't believe red letter media trashed this movie. Even though I'm not a big fan of this franchise, I was still moved by this movie. The emotional beats was done really well and over-all tone as well as the acting and production value was top notch.

[@TheBS1000]

My brother is such an RLM fan that anytime they negatively review a movie, I struggle to get him to watch it. I really wish he would learn to think for himself instead of letting others dictate his opinions. RLM can still be entertaining without giving their opinions much weight.

[@nbrown088]

I cried like a baby during the last scene and screamed out loud when the OG showed up. Ivan Reitman passed a couple of days ago and I am so happy he was around to see this film be made. His son definitely did him proud.

[@Scott-nv7ef]

I'm glad I wasn't the only fully grown man to shed tears at the end. Very well directed by Jason!

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

In the wider GB "world, I like to think of it this way. . Necromancers exist in their world, but they're not conventional magicians or wizards using magic or such. What they have, is a body of carefully accrued and curated knowledge about spirits, and techniques associated with influencing or manipulating them. They're all basically like "mentalists" for the dead. On general principle, they deal fairly with those spirits, making contracts with them for a period of service in exchange for assistance in eliminating the spirits' "unfinished business" in the mortal world. . Vigo the Carpathian and Ivo Shandor were both descendants of particularly skilled families of necromancers, that turned to evil in their ignorance. Vigo had proper education in the field, and used his skills to devastating effect. Shandor, on the other hand, was a total amateur more obsessed with immortality than in actually acquiring or using power. Vigo had a vision, while Shandor was just a coward trying to run from his fate. . Gozer (exclusively in my head-canon) is not an evil or cruel deity. It has a job to do, like any other such being. Gozer is like a forest fire, clearing the way for new life to emerge and develop, by removing the old and stagnant. It only shows up once in a rare while, does its part, and goes back. Vinz and Zuul are the once who guard the passage between dimensions, going both ways. . Shandor's cowardice, and incomplete knowledge, let him force Gozer to emerge, and to do so at an unappointed time. That act twisted Gozer and its guardians, making them cruel and aggressive. But Gozer's core nature remains the same, so when Shandor tried to offer up the world in exchange for saving his own ass from death, Gozer was offended and ripped him in half. . What would be an interesting idea going forward, is the notion of what might happen to the world with Gozer and both of its guardians imprisoned inside the traps. Maybe, while they're kept from their home dimension, and stuck in the traps, EVERYONE becomes a ghost. No one can cross over. Couple that with the apparent critical issue of the main containment device, and there could be a serious ghost-pocalypse on the way. . It would be interesting to have Winston restart the Ghostbusters, and the kids help out (but not actually go hunting ghosts, because you don't give a child a charged particle weapon), when a stranger shows up and claims to know a bunch of things. Egon was the last one to cross over before the consequences of Gozer's imprisonment settled in, and this stranger is a fully-trained necromancer who knows what's wrong, and needs help to fix it. He/she offers their knowledge to these Ghostbusters in the hope of not only improving their effectiveness, but in taking necromancy out of the shadows and bringing it into modern times. Maybe get a proton pack with a special inscription, "I belong to the 'Buster, in whom the old ways, have joined the new."

[@gamertym09]

Aaron's excitment just way before into 5 mins of the movie already tells me he gonna love this by how every small little things about Egon just... excites him.

[@Jchmcom]

I finally got to see it today and when Egon showed up I couldn't hold the tears back. 20 minutes I spent crying my eyes out. I miss Harold.

[@taerdrop]

I'm so glad they also brought back Janine, so underappreciated. 😆

[@joevictor53]

I consider myself a casual fan of Ghostbusters but even I was tearing up in the cinema at the end of the movie. Wish more people had gone and supported it there. I want more from this franchise

[@tonyrandall4364]

Great being a continuation! Fantastic new cast combined with the original! Seeing them with Harold Ramis! Emotional 😭 Only thing missing was Rick Moranis. Jason Reitman thank you so much! Rest in peace Ivan!

[@titanhades4331]

Rick was long since retired from acting and said hewouldn't come back for anything. w

[@seamusburke639]

I didn't realize how much I needed this movie. We needed closure and we needed to say goodbye to Harold Ramis.

[@misstimifantastico3746]

Aw, Aaron! I love seeing someone really love and enjoy something. Great editing for this reaction.

[@zeuslozano8259]

This movie was such an experience in theaters and when you hear the Proton pack turn on. It was so loud I had goosebumps.

[@FlaschenJoe11]

Saw it in IMAX...... God I could FEEL the vibrations...... also I had the biggest grin imaginable after the test

[@cole003f]

@@FlaschenJoe11 for me it felt like a light steady and consistant tapping against the chest, not sure if it was the same for you

[@HunterOfGremlins98]

I love this movie, so heartfelt and just a joyous movie to watch.

[@aLostShinobi]

That "For Harold" is gonna get me every single time...

[@secretagenttau2233]

Seeing him tear up at the end? I feel that man. The whole theater did that. The whole theater SANG TO THE END SONG

[@tiffanyphillips8427]

As an Oklahoman, the frackquakes can be strong like the earthquake early in the film. Also, kids definitely play/hang out on old mining, oil/gas equipment. There can still be gases released years later, from abandoned sites, so a random fire spurting up wouldn’t cause them to necessarily run in fear.

[@Ibanezkoolman]

Seeing Aaron getting emotional got me choked up 🥺

[@xvln]

The sound of Ecto-1 is burned in my soul, man i loved those cartoons I also love that Mucher is also a Class-5 like Slimer was This is the movie we should have had decades ago, perfect fanservice

[@dresdenwarlock7978]

Just watched AFTERLIFE for the first time today! Ghostbusters 2 was the first Ghostbusters I saw when I was a kid. SCARED THE HELL out of me. I still prefer it over the original. THIS WAS AN INCREDIBLE MOVIE! I'm not even a huge ghostbusters fan and I cried multiple times!

[@scotthewitt258]

Aaron's reaction to Egon showing up made me cry harder than Egon showing up! So very wholesome and endearing. Never change, Aaron!!!!!

[@7Link7]

This made me want a series with the kids, Phoebe, Trevor, ''Podcast'', and ''Lucky'', funded by Winston, based by Ray and Janine, and helped by the whole gang including Peter AND Mr. Grooberson when needed... THAT's how well the creators/crew executed ALL this.... And I totally bought everyone thinking Egon was an Asshole, cuzz you def would, but that actually he was ultimately simply misunderstood.... Mary realizing Egon, NOT ONLY, actually did care/followed her whole life/''achievements'' Fkn BROKE me, as did that entire ending sequence... God Damn.

[@zalizoo0402]

12:45 "I bet that was so loud in the theatres". It was. It was incredible. Not quite as loud as other sound sbut I got goosebumps and I could feel the seat rumble from the sound lol

[@wesmcinerny4524]

You know, you guys need to see movies in theaters again.

[@SuperGodzilla2]

this movie gave me the one thing i never thought i would ever see again... The Original 4, Standing Side By Side, Busting One Last Ghost. i know he wasnt really there, but it felt real.

[@azyy99henderson60]

31:10 Aaron’s joy when he saw Egon made my day

[@revel7426]

I got to see a surprise early screening of this movie at Comic Con last year. The cast and directors were there, the crowd was full of excited fans in costume. It was the passionate audience I've ever been a part of and the best movie watching experience of my life.

[@umm.hellohi]

I saw this at NYCC and watching it among hundreds of fans there that night was the best movie experience! I was so emotional like Aaron throughout the film, especially the ending! I'm so grateful for my dad for introducing me to Ghostbusters as a kid and this movie was a perfect sequel!

[@Michelle-DiPalo]

While watching this commentary, I got a notification that Ivan Reitman passed away. RIP Ivan and Harold.

[@williamfitzsimons2901]

I cried at this movie I adore it with all my heart

[@deannawinsletthughes5958]

I saw Ghostbusters 1 on opening night in the theater when I was a kid. I grew up loving the movies (yes, I liked the second movie…I quote it quite frequently… “why am I covered wis goo”) This was a perfect “ending” to the original 4 ghostbusters. Seeing the four together again was so bittersweet. I liked Paul Rudd’s character and loved that Winston is the one that ended up as a millionaire. Ray would stick with his bookshop and Peter would still be doing the “get rich quick” schemes. Winston going to school and becoming rich is appropriate. **Winston bought the Ghostbusters firehouse.** That’s where he put Ecto1 at the end. They said they think it’s a Starbucks very facetiously but I didn’t think it got made into a Starbucks bec Winston bought it to keep anyone else from having it. He is very nostalgic and I can see him buying up anything belonging to the ghostbusters to restore and keep safe. The marshmallow men came out when Paul Rudd opened the trap and let out the spirit inside. Maybe it was part of that spirit? Or releasing it woke other spirits, calling them to it. I’m sorry that they couldn’t get Rick Moranis just to come out of retirement to do a few seconds cameo but I am impressed that he said he was quitting to raise his kids and he has kept that promise all these years. But it would have been great seeing him again. I really loved this movie.

[@MrTech226]

Dan mentioned that after this movie was made, there can be 3 more movies sequels with possible Egon's grandkids to involved with Ghostbusters. He stated original cast can be involved with it too.

[@mikefish1124]

My dad was suffering from Alzheimers, and I moved back in with my parents to take care of him (I'm a nursing aid) Anyways we bought this on Amazon and watched it together one night, as a family. My dad actually remembered original Ghostbusters, and he fucking LOVED Afterlife. Like...we all had a really good time watching it. It was one of the last moments like that we all had, before Alzheimers erased everything, so I'm always going to be thankful for everyone who made this movie for giving that to me.

[@AmazingChi]

I have been waiting for this to fall into my Patreon tier with great excitement. Honestly, it was the perfect Ghostbusters sequel to me. McKenna Grace continues to be the best young actor (somehow feels like shes been a teenager for a decade, that's how many good performances he's put in already).

[@AddSerious]

I got to see this with Ernie Hudson doing a Q&A before the showing... loved it

[@twist58]

I think this is the only recent film of 2021 that left a tear in my eye. Harold Ramis knew it best. Ray’s face says it all the moment he departed. Dan couldn’t fake that.

[@ws4jb]

I can’t believe how well they stuck the landing on this. The rare reboot that isn’t a retread, but still honors the original perfectly.

[@jerrylamb2385]

I loved that this movie pays respect to the actor (Harold), through the character, and I loved how they brought him back without saying a word. Cried a lot.

[@KawaiiLizzi]

Every comment I’ve seen is complimenting the actors and how excited they were when Egon showed up, but the true hero of the story is Ecto-1 without the Ecto-1 the characters wouldn’t have a true vital piece of equipment to defeat gozer, the amount of stuff Ecto-1 was put through in the movie was unbelievable and I’m glad she was able to handle it

[@davidyoung5114]

Did any of you gents catch the Easter Egg at 7:20? The marquee of the town cinema says CANNIBAL GIRLS, a 1973 film directed by the late Ivan Reitman, which appeared in GHOSTBUSTERS II in the scene where a woman exits the theatre wearing a fur coat and then the coat comes to life and runs off down the street.

[@toniknight1786]

I wasn't expecting this movie to be as good as it is and definitely didn't expect it to be so emotional. I didn't hate the other Ghostbusters movie, but this is the real Ghostbusters and I love that more than being a proper sequel, it was a love letter to Harold Ramis and a passing of the torch to a new generation of Ghostbusters. The 4 lead kids were all likeable and their chemistry was fun to watch, especially Phoebe and Pobcast. It was fun seeing Finn Wolfhard become a Ghostbuster since he cosplayed as one in Stranger Things. Paul Rudd was entertaining as always. I love that although Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, and Bill Murray's screen time was minimal it was truly meaningful and heartwarming with them reunited and saying goodbye to their friend. I do wish we would've seen a lot more ghosts terrorizing the town, but overall I enjoyed it and definitely completes the original Ghostbusters story while leaving the door open for the new team

[@peterkoester7358]

Yes, Ghostbusters 2 happened before this film. Ray's Occult Book Shop is a direct reference.

[@cole003f]

and watching adam savage's behind the scenes video touring the farmhouse egon kept the dancing toaster

[@peterkoester7358]

@@cole003f there is one deleted scene included on the bluray where Callie is still talking to Janine. She picks up the toaster and shakes it upside down and a dried pinkish film sprinkles out.

[@Nekotaku_TV]

What? Why wouldn't it be? Of course it did... Did you mean the game?

[@RTembers41]

@@Nekotaku_TV sometimes movies are retconned. That's why he was clarifying

[@peterkoester7358]

@@Nekotaku_TV because one of the guys was questioning if Ghostbusters 2 happened in this continuity during the after film discussion.

[@pauld6967]

Kudos by the way on your observation that Ivo Shandor set the town up with a name that disguised his connection to the Sumerians.

[@fairview3725]

I still can't believe that the actress who played the mom is the same actress who played Proxima Midnight in The Avengers.

[@tonyabrookes9931]

This movie is great to watch with your kids if you've introduced them to the first one. My son & I had a blast with all the references and nostalgia. We really enjoyed it

[@slayguy86]

I needed this movie, Ghostbusters was a big part of my childhood, it was such a moving tribute to Harold Ramis. I also cried x

[@bk1ll]

One thing i like to think about is the fact that egon failed because he did alone, and the rest succedded is because they worked together.

[@GOGIANTS1091]

I loved this movie. No matter what, no matter who you are, we all cried at the end. I’m Aaron watching this movie. Loved it a lot. This is how the SW films should have been done.

[@AngelaSealana]

Uuuuggghhh my husband and I wept like babies at the end, thinking of our grandfathers. 💜

[@laurabutler9922]

I teared up too (with a huge smile on my face) at the climax of the movie. The original Ghostbusters will always live in my childhood heart!

[@Alice.59]

Writing team : how much fan service would you like in this movie ? Jason Reitman : YES

[@MrBobLoblaw]

I grew up watching this movie with my parents back in 2005ish, and it has always been one of my favorite 80s movies! I definitely cried during that last segment with the line up, as nostalgia definitely hits that way! Was disappointed with the last movie... And I'm very happy this one was much more of a sequel, and a well done one at that!

[@LastTorgoInParis]

RIP Ivan Reitman

[@bradiulian6498]

Watching every reaction to this movie is just pure gold they did a superb job and a beautiful tribute to Harold Ramis👏

[@JackStanis]

Y’all are awesome. I’ve always wanted a group of friends that would watch and critique movies with me. I’m sure this will be the year you guys will get 1 million subs. Keep it up. Thank you for the countless amounts of entertainment 🤟🏽🎞

[@Alpha0727]

Just finished watching this and I just got a notification on my phone saying Ivan Reitman has passed away.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

there were grown men leaving the theater crying, i was one of them. So amazing to see all of them together again! Rest peacefully Harold!

[@MrTech226]

Jason made a decision not to have Egon's ghost speak according during his interview with Adam Savage on Adam's YT channel. Jason's father, Ivan and actor, Bob Gunton were motion captured for Harold Ramis with Ramis' face CGI superimposed on their faces.

[@RedHeadKevin]

All those gadgets in Ecto-1A were always there. We just didn't see them used in the movies. The RC trap was probably added well after 1989, when RC technology got good enough. There's no reason to think Egon didn't continuously upgrade the equipment like Tony Stark.

[@greigclement9081]

I wish you had shown your reaction to the flashback scene with Egon in the post credits. A great movie and love letter to the original two movies,

[@Amadeus_A]

43:52 Yeah I didn't really like Episode 7 being a repeat of Episode 4. This movie kinda does the same thing but I think the difference is that this Ghostbusters movie is also as much a continuation of the previous ones. Where Episode 7, it oddly felt like the universe had a reset. From jumping from Episode 6 to 7, they won the rebellion now suddenly they are the resistance again.

[@cole003f]

i thought the way they brought back gozer was done very clever as she was never truly defeated in the original and could be looking too far into it but personally see it as the temple in summerville being in existence the entire time with the years 1883,1908,1945 being alternative gateways created but the events surrounding them destroying them before anything could actually happen then 1984 the events of ghostbusters 1 destroying the final gateway leaving gozer no other choice but to make her return via the temple in summerville and afterlife closing the chapter on gozer for good

[@ultimatedragonslayer7215]

My family took my 4 year old niece to see this in theaters because she loves all the movies. She loved it and so did we. I love all the little references. Got so teary eyed when Egon showed up. I cant believe how good he looked. Prevailing theory is his son stood in form him like Paul Walker's brothers in Fast7

[@JurassicProductions]

Nope. Ivan Reitman and character actor Bob Gunton stood in for him.

[@SansMerci1013]

Watching home boy on the far right screen tear-up at JUST THE SIGHT of the OG GBs, KNOWING what he is about to see and start BAWLING...(priceless)

[@fruze8478]

I believe the moment where Pheobe threatens the Sheriff is charactize her hot headedness with Egon in Ghostbusters 1 where he gets mad and tries to threaten and probably hurt Peck.

[@Dr.Gaming98]

“YOUR MOTHER!”

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Harold Ramis. He would have been proud of them for bringing this Franchise back

[@ChaosLORDish]

I hadn't been this excited to see a sequel that called back so well to earlier movies than Solo (not counting Endgame). I'm so happy Aaron brought up the game. It's one of my favourite games ever; I just get these butterflies every time I play it. Also, I contend it's one of the greatest movie video games ever made. Fantastic reaction as always, and I've never vibed this much with Aaron before. I cried and jumped for joy so many times.

[@D.nada_47]

Such a great film, glad I was able to see it in theaters. Hearing the Ecto-1 siren on those big speakers was great, looking forward to seeing more.

[@UncleMilo]

I really was so touched to see the emotional impact this film had on Aaron! :)

[@majbrat]

So good. I got just as emotional as Aaron did. The call backs and minor details made it a perfect addition.

[@Renkencen]

Seeing the ghost of Egon holding onto Pheobe hands to steady the proton gun remind me of when Goku helping Gohan kamehemaha against Cell!

[@mikeserot1410]

I went to the LA premiere with Jason and Ivan Reitman. When the guys showed up, the crowd went nuts. When Egon showed up, all you could hear was grown men crying. The ending gets me every single time

[@joshnunya324]

When Egon showed up Tears He *is* my favorite Ghostbuster

[@stuartarmstrong5190]

I loved seeing this in the cinema. The slow build up and nods to the original kept making me smile and I teared up at the end too. Fan service? Sure. But it works and I thought it was great. Really enjoyed watching you all see it for the first time time. Especially Aaron!

[@lordbrickmasterproductions3723]

13:26 bro I like how all three of you guys just look at him at the same time that’s the funniest part of the video

[@jdhlegendz6700]

Thank god Aaron was in this reaction you can tell he really loves the ghostbuster films

[@soulstealer82]

when i watched the movie last week i wept like a baby seeing the mom giving Egon a hug, it got me thinking of my dad but i loved loved loved the movie

[@Vittanni]

There are a lot of old legends that said ghosts couldn't cross running water. Maybe thats why they used the bridge