Ghostbusters: WTF You Need To Know About This Franchise

[@mildsoup8978]

True there were alot of dip$#!+$ that hated 2016 because it was an all female cast BUT the real reason everyone else hated it was because it was a reboot, I bet you anything that had it been released as a continuation instead of as a middle finger to the original ( especially so close to Ramis's death) it would've been much more warmly received.

[@searching4adventure85]

So what you're saying is a lot of people hated the 2016 movie becuase it sucked and should have been better. Gotcha.

[@Scottocaster6668]

You go with your gut instinct, if you see the trailer and said " oh brother,cash grab, this won't be good" it probably won't be.

[@SniffHeinkel]

There wasn't as much animosity toward Ghostbusters 2016 as they portrayed. The whole "man baby misogyny" thing was just a failed marketing stunt to recoup money Paul Feig lost Sony by misleading audiences into believing the film failed because of unfair circumstances. The truth is that he just made a bad film.

[@DaveDuncanMusic]

They cried "misogyny" when their movie was pure "misandry".

[@bradtravis2440]

I never cared they were women, I cared that they ignored the originals.

[@DCMarvelMultiverse]

Afterlife was done so well that I consider it a true reunion of all four regardless of Ramis being gone. 10/10.

[@carlitosway471]

It was OK. It's just nastal bait. And is the same "bring legacy characters to pass the torch" formula that's going around

[@gahan101]

@@carlitosway471 You said it: nostaolgia bait. "Oh, the original cast's in it? Awesome! Harold Ramis too? How sweet... *Melting." That's not enough to make a solid movie but people bought it anyway. Pff...

[@grover7378]

@@gahan101 I thought it was really good it’s a real good movie and it feels like a true continuation nostalgia bait or not

[@lonreed9743]

Agreed

[@bradfaubion3699]

In 1985 my friends and I could rent ghostbusters on VHS and we watched it 9 times in a row, loved every moment of it. I’m a big fan of all movies except 2016. I have never watched it and don’t even remotely want too. I’m excited to see a new movie come out after Afterlife.

[@Jabberstax]

I loved Ghostbusters 2 when I was a kid. Not as good as the original but still great and much better than anything we've had since.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

I'd say it's a tad on the long side, that's really my only gripe.

[@rajnirvan3336]

I agree with your point about 1st and 2nd. The so called thing in 2016 isn't part of the franchise

[@tommyowens7293]

Absolutely!

[@Darstag]

Really, really love 2

[@duxthemonster]

Saw it in the theater, and one of the first movies I saw alone with a buddy and no adult supervision. So it has a soft spot for me. Not great, but fun.

[@bradley163]

I don't care what critics said, and I know it's not nearly as fondly looked upon, I still enjoy the hell out of Ghostbusters 2. The first half is brilliantly written, acted, and paced. The second half seems to be where it gets a little wonky and rushed. While my heart will always be with the original film, Ghostbusters 2 still has that charm that made the first one so amazing.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

Ghostbusters 2 is really not bad. I remember seeing it and thinking it was just alright. Not up there with the original, but definitely watchable

[@chasehedges6775]

It’s more mediocre than anything

[@thecunninlynguist]

I watched 2 more than one. I lovedddddd the Bobby brown song.

[@Dude-oh8vq]

I was lucky to have seen GB2 on opening weekend as a child, so it's always held a special place in my heart. However, even at the time, I remember having a couple of issues with it, such as The Ghostbusters being out of business, and Dana and Peter not being together. As an adult, those are still issues for me, but not big ones, and while the actors mug for the camera a bit more and the first hour has a moment or two that lags, I still love the film! GB2 has a terrific villain, and side villain, some great busting moments, another great montage sequence, good acting from everyone, new tech which was a lot of fun, a scarier tone at times, and a nice new finale location that I found to be inventive. It's a fun film and what I consider to be the second best in the series next to the original. I liked Afterlife, but even with the great CGI Egon and a very good first 90 minutes, it falls in third place for me next to the first two.

[@rajnirvan3336]

It was OK but not patch on the original

[@erniehudson1]

I just don't get the hatred for Ghostbusters II, just the court-room-scene was one of the best comedy scenes in movie history. Also the idea of a spooky painting being connected to a river of slime feeding on hatred was brilliant.

[@Makoto03]

I loved Ghostbusters Afterlife and hope we get a sequel to that soon. It was a great continuation of the original Ghostbusters films and showed respect to those actors and fans (unlike Ghostbusters 2016).

[@badchadb33]

The sequel is confirmed for Dec 2023.

[@superby1]

I’ve always been a sucker for The Real Ghostbusters, Extreme Ghostbusters and the IDW comics. The amazing thing about the IDW comics is they continue on from the first two films and the video games, but thanks to weird portals, they met the animated and extreme, the 2016 and a whole host of other alternate teams.

[@aniruthtiwari8649]

When Egon appear my eyes fill with tears too. Love it. Way better than 2016 version.

[@tkskagen]

If they keep the actors from "AFTERLIFE" as main characters in the next installment, I'm game!

[@tannerdowney2802]

Afterlife was such a pleasant blend of nostalgia for me and fun for my kids. Plus I live southern Alberta so that's my backdrop.

[@chasehedges6775]

The OG 1984 film and Afterlife are the best ones

[@leonardpriestley6822]

No way, GBII beats Afterlife. He is Vigo! You are like the buzzing of flies to him!

[@RaidenRoach45]

@@leonardpriestley6822 Yeah I liked Afterlife, I feel Afterlife is highly overrated! It's better then 2016 but not 2! It felt like Ghostbusters Stranger Things!

[@patrickcharles6983]

I really enjoyed Ghostbusters Afterlife. I'm fine with Gozer being the main villain, but I kind of wish we got the villain Dan Aykroyd originally wanted as the villain of the 3rd film(Hades). Hades could be an equal or more powerful than Gozer. "Samhain" would be another choice for a Ghostbusters film, set it on Halloween,keep it a small more personal story like Afterlife,know the time and place for humor and it could be something fans can appreciate(it also could spawn a Halloween classic in the process)

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Ellaborating on one of the JMS episodes of TRG could've been a lot of fun, he wrote a ton of great stories for that series.

[@CarlitosAPC]

Script ready for Ghostbusters 4, December 2023 is the release date (hopefully! ) I liked the video! Congratulations

[@kennethzepeda818]

Yes, my favorite movies minus the 2016 but afterlife was awesome!

[@SHARKATTACK226]

I actually liked the 2016 but I didn't like how they completely disregarded the original. The latest one was great. Someone was cutting onions when I watched it...

[@tecpaocelotl]

Interesting. Saw ghostbusters 2 in drive in as a kid though i saw batman in theaters. I like ghostbusters 2. Had more merchandise from the 2nd than the first so i know it's nostalgia. Saw the original cartoon every Saturday. It was when i was sick one day and realized it was on weekdays. Lol.

[@justinbellotti7838]

This was a well done super deep dive on one ofnmt favorite franchises ever, except 2016, saw it and it wasnt anything special. Afterlife was so good I cannot wait for the next installment. And all honesty, I love 1 and 2 equally.

[@RXBannedit]

"This Halloween season" *checks calendar*

[@theunironicboomerang]

It's always a "review bombing" when a bad film does badly. Weird. Then somehow, it's always a "positive review bombing" when a good film does well. Weird again.

[@JoeHusosky]

Rick moranis, absolutely should have been in there. Can I say great white North reloaded?

[@mafeuk]

Ghostbusters: The only truly good one if we think about it Ghostbusters 2: Not as bad as everyone says but still a dip in quality Ghostbusters (2016): Avoid at all costs and play the Ghostbusters videogame from 2009 which is a continuation of the other two. Ghostbusters Afterlife: Pretty decent and the cast was alright but at this point you get the feeling they are just releasing movies to keep the IP relevant and not because it's really necessary.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

Ivan Reitman worked as body double for Harold Ramis in AFTERLIFE

[@gold333]

This channel is one of the last remaining who truly understands Ghostbusters

[@justthinking5091]

If a next one is as good as Afterlife, I'm all for it.

[@unfire]

I really loved The River of Slime from Ghostbusters 2 the most. Of all the iconic things in this franchise, it was THE THING, because of abandoned subway tunnels. This is something from Spider-Man, from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (secret of the ooze) from various TV shows. You need New York City to have something drawing characters to secret tunnels! Also, the 2016 reboot was just offensively not-finny like Movie 43. Bad jokes, and doubling down on them.

[@mattday2656]

Ghostbusters and Bill and Ted were my major touchstones in early childhood, probably why Disney worship confuses me (I don't hate Disney, the movies are okay but like the Beatles, just doesn't resonate) Ghostbusters and Bill and Ted were huge for me.

[@JohnTheBaptist87]

This myth that Ghostbusters 2 sucks needs to be nipped in the bud now its 2022 the movie is awesome

[@thecunninlynguist]

2016 wasn't that bad...but they went wrong about the criticism. Notice how another all female movie/cast in oceans 8 had little to no backlash.

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

No one remembers that movie lol

[@Makeshift_Mulder]

There was no actual backlash. That was all marketing. Jo Blo is in marketing so they overlook that. They don't actually look on any Ghostbusters fan forums or sites to see if this hate ever existed. No. They cite Daily Beast or HuffPo or some other garbage trade rag with an obvious political bent. Every time. They never actually show forum posts saying what they claim was said. I literally cannot find one post, anywhere on the internet that comes close to "this movie will suck because women suck." You literally can't find it anywhere except when simps like Jo Blo say just trust them, it was "overhated" which flat out isn't true. I think more people don't even care it exists the marketing was so obnoxious.

[@philipfoster3359]

I've never understood the hate for GB2. I love it almost as much as the first one

[@Cau_No]

Gremlins and Ghostbusters were the first two movies I went to the cinema for with school friends on my own, and from then on I would watch many more through the next decades …

[@juliansmith4352]

Ghostbusters,GB 2 & Ghostbusters afterlife are totally awesome being directed by Ivan and his son Jason Reitman who directed afterlife which is so awesome

[@gawaniwhitecrow2731]

Good work sir 🙏🏾

[@grapeshot]

When someone asks are you a god you say YES!!!

[@comatoasted82]

Ngl, I teared up just a little when Egon showed up in afterlife.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

_"As we enter the spooky season...."_ *checks date* - _It's published on November 7th_ So....Remembrance Day? Remember all those people that died in war is kind of spooky? Or Thanksgiving in the USA? That's a bit of a messed up day, given historical issues with the basis for the holiday. Christmas maybe? That's a pretty stressful time of the year for sure, probably gives a lot of people nightmares. Was this just late, or did it preview to a select crowd a couple of weeks ago or something?

[@GregsGameRoom]

No mention of the “beloved” Nintendo NES Ghostbusters game? Awwww….

[@Pseedholm]

Ghostbusters 2 is absolutely underrated

[@bradpeterson7957]

Excellent video! GB2.... still love it!! 👍👍

[@dickeysbar]

Winston's best line was actually " I've seen shit that would turn you white" Not the twinky line

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

I always loved Egon's 'I blame myself' & 'Print is dead' lines. Cracks me up every time.

[@ziero1986]

I always liked his "If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe whatever you say."

[@richflixphotography4215]

“Yes it’s true, this man has no d**k” is the greatest follow up line in history lol

[@Zombiesnyder13]

I went to see the 2016 movie because of PAUL FEIG Even he disappointed me

[@leonardpriestley6822]

Really too bad, because he wrote some knock out episodes of The Office.

[@nork24]

DAN AYKROYD isn't playing a character that's just him‼️

[@Memoquin]

Regardless of your opinion of the reboot, the two things that I do genuinely find annoying is all the people that believe it did well financially. It didn’t. The marketing cost almost as much, if not more, than the film making budget was. Far too expensive for the end result. And also too much of an action films. Strange choices throughout. The second is the overblown ‘hate reaction’. Very few comments were posted compared to the dislikes. But no. Everyone that hates the reboot is a misogynist. It’s always a good idea to hate your audience before you watch a film

[@katiepersons6575]

I didn't realize it until the 20th time I watched GB2 that the "fraud" psychic that comes on Peter's show that predicted the end of the world on the stroke of midnight new year's eve would have been right if not for intervention from the Ghostbusters!

[@flashrobbie]

1984 was also when they could play videos in school without it being a copyright issue so Ghostbusters basically meant no social studies that week. Love you long time, Slimer.

[@Omar-wq9dz]

The 2009 video game's story would have a good 3rd movie

[@ziero1986]

Originally it was supposed to be. Was even confirmed back in the day as official canon to the main movies, but now it's not. I'm still unsure why because it could still fit in between GB2 and Afterlife.

[@wstine79]

"Don't cross the streams."

[@shoesncheese]

Ghostbusters was absolutely a product of its time. I'm sure modern audiences would find it a bit slow and might actively hate some of the characters we are supposed to like and agree with some of the characters we're supposed to hate. Like, Peck was right. He was an ass, but he was right. Ghostbusters II was not a lackluster rehashing of the first film. Just as you pointed out: it tried new things. I applaud it for doing that. More sequels should do that. Stolen babies, haunted paintings, slime that feeds on emotion, and The Statue of Liberty are all great new bits. I still like the first one more and consider The Real Ghostbusters cartoon as a better sequel. The Ghostbusters video game, on the other hand, suffered greatly by just saying "hey remember that stuff from the movies? let's do that again!" I mean, it's fine. It's fine. But I wanted something new. I already played the first movie on my Commodore-64 back in the day. Ghosbusters 2016 was bad, not because it was all woman, but because Paul Feig decided to forgo a coherent script or screenplay and rely on lots of improvisation. That was a terrible idea. Although it did help us learn that Chris Hemsworth was actually quite good at comedy. I haven't seen Ghostbusters Afterlife because it seemed like nostalgia-bait and nothing I've heard about it has changed that impression.

[@derek-64]

The original Ghostbusters is a classic for sure. Can't top it. However, i also find Ghostbusters II enjoyable as well even if it isn't as good, but most certainly NOT mediocre so you take that back! As for the cartoons i've only seen a few random clips here and there. With the 2016 movie they got it all wrong. And with everything i heard about it behind the scenes, agendas, etc, is it any wonder why it flopped? It's not just a matter of hating on it for no reason. It was a slap in the face to the franchise and to fans alike. It is an abomination and a disgrace! With Afterlife i enjoyed it. Yeah, it went in a different direction than the first two but it was different in a good way and it respected and homage to the originals even if they got a little carried away. Sure it wasn't perfect but a worthy successor and although i hadn't heard anything about another sequel i will definitely check it out if it's anything like Afterlife.

[@wstine79]

I can probably say that I enjoy all the Ghostbuster movies. Each month has their good moments and Charming characters.

[@RealRoknRollr3108]

No 2 was fully influenced by The Real Ghostbusters, everything from Winston with no moustache, Janines hair style, Slimer at the firestation. I too think the 2nd film is also great and defend it. That bit with the Titanic arriving was classic

[@themadhatter227]

I had the Nintendo game. Loved the movies. 80s kids had some cool stuff.

[@MosHighChadro]

The women they chose for "Ghostbusters 2016" were good. The writing and directing was the thing that killed it. Give those same women a chance with a legit directer like Ivan or Jason Reitman and it would have been much better. The male Jeanine was stupid, and the ghosts looked bunk. But Kate McKinnon and Kristen Wiig are legends.

[@harrihaffi2713]

Here’s a fun idea! Ghostbusters vs the shadow!

[@Makeshift_Mulder]

Somehow, I knew you'd simp for the 2016...

[@Jabberstax]

Oh course, it's JoBlo. That's what they do.

[@leonardpriestley6822]

They said it was the wrong cast, wrong screenplay, and that it was an inferior movie. That's simping?

[@crazyralph6386]

$220M box office was most certainly NOT a lot of money when you consider the Ghostbusters 2016 reboot needed to make $400M just break even, once you factor in its over inflated $200M budget, marketing, print & advertising, theatre operator %, miscellaneous costs. It was a massive failure and a stain onto the franchise.

[@Cyan_Nightingale]

I played the videogame. It was actually a good game. The graphic still hold up until today. And of course, watched all the films. It was the staple of night TV schedule in my country. I never watch the reboot from 2016 til today, it's middle finger to the original films.

[@jasonritner9662]

Ghostbusters is a perfect movie. Ghostbusters 2 had to try and live up to that and missed, it was still enjoyable though. Especially if you were a member of the younger audience when it came out. It deserves more praise than it gets. The animated shows, Real and Extreme, were *way* better than they had any right to be. The game was a ton of fun. 2016 was... not good... and was really a great example of everything wrong with Hollywood's attitude towards and goals with reboots. Afterlife was a nostalgic blast and a ton of fun with less substance than I would prefer but was a great, family friendly romp, with a lot of heart.

[@martinhavelock5106]

Don't feed them after midnight 👍

[@Jcarroz]

Ghost busters after after life? Yes please

[@somebodynowhere]

I remember hearing stories about how the 4:3(fullscreen) conversion of Ghostbusters 2 was so bad it ended up cropping Ernie Hudson out of a lot of the movie

[@MosHighChadro]

I had the same reaction you had to "Afterlife".

[@MosHighChadro]

"Ghostbusters" is the best film ever created! Well, its my favorite movie.

[@joncurtis199]

Im guessing this was due to be released a month ago as we are way past halloween "season" 🤣

[@RaidenRoach45]

No were in spooky times cause holidays mean family horror and arguments about politics ..I'd rather hang with Art the Clown to be honest. Happy Holidays!

[@kettilman]

There are connections in Afterlife to both cartoon series as well (Real and Extreme). Reitman, Ramis and Aykroyd worked on both those series and considered them part of the continuity as well. Leading up to Afterlife's release the Ghostbusters KZbin channel was releasing full episodes of both along with the teasers/interviews/snippets to bring it all together. The Ecto-One is even modified the way it was in Extreme. 2016 and the IDW comics are really the only stories that are not connected. 2016 was actually not bad, it was funny for the most part, I am not a fan of Kristen Whig or McCarthy, and was not happy with them being cast, but when i finally watched it on DVD I did enjoy it, but yeah, it's not cannon or necessary to watch.

[@jordibarguno]

I am a huge fan of the original two, and yes, I thought the second one was great too. That being said, gender aside the 2016 was just a bad film. They didn't understand what made Ghostbusters great, they simple did not understand the source material. It may have been more successful if they had released it as something else, but by calling it Ghostbusters people expected a Ghostbusters film, which it was not.

[@xsanguine8]

Yeah, 2016 was a perfectly okay movie, a little too far into the Melissa McCarthy brand of humor, but the only thing that really prejudiced me against it before watching it was the ads and interviews where Feig and even Bill Murray go on about how the script and the cast are the funniest ever. Just couldn't stand all that smug, that campaign of "this will be the best, because it's almost all women in the crew" was also pretty bad.

[@brycevo]

I still think the game was the third movie, and the new one is a perfect continuation

[@MD_Builds]

Ghostbusters firehouse has been Green lit and is in active production... I dont know if its begun filming yet or not... But its certainly not a question mark, will it be made thing... its happening.

[@cjplay2]

I agree with your Paul Feig GB comments. Question. Do you consider Ramis the "straight man" or Ernie Hudson to provide responses or commentary on the insane comedy from Akroyd and Murray? Regardless, who was the "straight person" of the Paul Feig GB? They were all SNL comedy nerds, and Melissa Mcarthy. All comedic talents. Who played the "straight person" they were supposed to be bookend-ed by? This is why all comedy duos had someone to play off of. Debbie Reynolds in Singing in the Rain, Abbott of Abbott and Costello, Rose Byrne of Bridesmaids (Feig). They needed someone non-comedic and Chris Hemsworth was trying to be Janine (fail). Casting was the main failure. Not that they were women, but the cast had no person to play off of or be reacted to. Kristen Wiig was the closest, but she was also the BEST KNOWN SNL CAST MEMBER at the time (Kate Mckinnon, we love you!).

[@alansmithee7894]

Nov is spooky season?

[@gelfie2208]

There is exactly one good Ghostbusters film. And an awesome cartoon.

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

Thank you! I think you expressed my same feelings perfectly! And don't worry; 'GB2' has a pretty loyal following all it's own. Myself included. ; )

[@LateToThaParty]

"As we enter the spooky season" * meanwhile in November *

[@DarkRebelFilms]

GHOSTBUSTERS, had a steady pace, and had a serious story with subtle humor. THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS, was great, smart dialogue and detailed stories (up until the later versions that changed voices, had less action, and focused on slimer). GHOSTBUSTERS II, had a lot of changes to make it more kid friendly, and the main villain practically did nothing but stand and growl. It would've been more impressive if he were more of a direct force. GHOSTBUSTERS 2016, I had nothing against the actresses nor the idea of a female team. BUT, the primary reasons why it didn't work... Those who made the film were TRYING TOO HARD with their comedy. The villain was weak and annoying. And with all that drama leading up to the premiere of the movie, their Labelling of fans didn't help. I do not fit any of the categories they threw out there at those who didn't not like the movie. And besides, my Girlfriend had discontent about the movie before I noticed the same reasons. (RAMIS) If only Bill Murray hadn't been so pathetic of an egocentric jerk, a new movie could have been made in the 90s or early 2000s. I like his humor from many of his successful films (which all had to deal with his drama). But, his behavior towards Harold Ramis definitely held every opportunity back. Now Ramis is gone. GHOSTBUSTERS 2009 GAME, I never got to play it, but just watching its movie online. It was amazingly done. It had the same atmosphere and a broader story that interweaved with the original. I'm surprised Murray was able to do Some of the dialogue (I heard he skipped out on additional dialogue by the end of the production). GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE, It was good they were able to finally get a story together that did not focus on humor. One that connected with the original. And one that had folks from it. Though, I do agree they could have cut back on half the nostalgia. I hope their next run is more of its own. And if anything, definitely they should keep Ernie Hudson along with additional movies.

[@philopharynx7910]

Answer the Call wasn't that as bad as many people think. It was definitely not as good as the original, but I did love McKinnon and Hemsworth in it. It did misfire with some elements, but so did GBII. One thing I hated about Afterlife was that many of the jokes didn't land because they were funny - they landed because it was "See,here's something from the first movie." It relied far too much on nostalgia and didn't add very much new to the franchise.

[@HappyBirthdayRoboto]

Interesting how different people react to the same art; I love Ghostbusters and loved Ghostbusters 2 as a kid but looked less favourably on it as I grew older. I actually like the Answer the Call reboot, it was a new start with new characters and it kept the core concept, but everything I loved about the franchise was destroyed by Afterlife, it shows the Ghostbusters not as a triumphant group that went out on top but fizzled out with Egon stealing their equipment and becoming a deadbeat dad growing old on a dirt farm, it was a too little too late sad ending. But the one version of the franchise that, in my heart, I consider to be the true version of the franchise is The Real Ghostbusters cartoon, it had all the characters I loved on amazing adventures.

[@shainewhite2781]

Coming next Christmas, GHOSTBUSTERS AFTERLIFE 2.

[@Hotwingsmaster]

Dude I can’t believe you didn’t mention the animated series

[@gakabler]

Afterlife was a Hollywood love letter to the late Harold Ramis.

[@magnificus8581]

My family and I loved this movie!

[@IronBeagle2003]

I love Ghostbusters. I love the ‘84 Original, its Sequels, the Cartoons, the Comics, and the 2016 Reboot (though I completely get why people don’t like that one). I just love this franchise. Believe it or not when I was 13 I was hyped as all fuck for 2016. In my eyes I wasn’t paying attention to a lot of the hate it was getting, I was just excited to get a new Ghostbusters movie. I prefer the direction the franchise is going now but I absolutely appreciate the effort Paul Feig and those Women put in. It’s clear they loved working on it, just suffered from a messy script. In my opinion most of the criticisms towards it that weren’t about story were mostly Sexist, Racist, and Homophobic. A lot of ugly and nasty people who didn’t give a shit about Ghostbusters were suddenly claiming to be “fans” and were ready to go on a crusade to “protect their childhood”

[@spacechimp5141]

all the films had their good and bad parts. i'm not sure why people hate on the all female cast film. I thought it was so-so, something to listen to while I work on my hobbies.

[@bob23301]

I was not a fan of the 2016 or Afterlife, so i am happy just to stick with the first two movies, and call it a day.

[@tommyowens7293]

I don’t care what anyone says I love ghostbusters two. Yes it’s not as well made a film as the 1st (which is almost a perfect film) but it is still such an enjoyable film m, that I personally love as much as the original.

[@RictusHolloweye]

I remember when GB2 was about to be released I bragged that I was such a fan that I would see it at least three times in the cinema even if it was rubbish. I saw it three times in the cinema. It's not so bad. I just wish they had followed a fresh plot (most of the story beats were pretty much copied from the original) and maybe not mess with Janine.

[@B0rikua787]

Why did you guys didn't mention Celeste O'Connor role as Lucky in Ghostbusters afterlife???

[@blaineadams7484]

I saw Ghostbusters when it came out in theaters when I was 10. Loved the idea but mostly it was the way the cast interacted. When they announced a reboot I didn't bother. They could have cast anyone man or woman and I wouldn't have been interested. It was the original cast that made the movie.

[@loganspop101]

My son, who was born in 2017 knows the Ghostbusters theme…

[@michaelmatthiesen8300]

Nov. 7. Yes, yes i am looking for fr8ghts this halloween season. Only 11.7347 months until halloween. Theres no time to waste.

[@archangel1of7]

I may have misheard but it seems like you said that this movie introduced Sigourney Weaver but Alien was out before this. This was 84 and Alien was 79.

[@RepTechEP]

2016 backlash was caused by Hollywood and the actresses not the fans.

[@KyleWhiteandfriends]

Best Fandom!

[@shaggy7327]

If there's a steady paycheck, I'll believe whatever you want me to

[@randycunningham7318]

The only thing I need to know about is Bill Murray and original cast, in original two movies.

[@toraganaboozehound3995]

It's a good film, worth watching for sure but it always struck me as overrated for what it was. Pretty much like Bill Murray himself.

[@markoutwithmark]

WTF You Need To Know: Part I is a classic Part II is adequate 2016 was an abomination Afterlife set things right

[@shainewhite2781]

I thought it said, " WTF happened to this franchise?"

[@jamesmorant1406]

Love the ghostbusters franchise the original Is a masterpiece GB2 good sequel I don't get all the hate the 2016 woman's movie was ok ghostbusters afterlife great return to the franchise the real ghostbusters 3