We actually LIKED *Ghostbusters 2* (First time watching reaction)

[@ryanswaynow]

Fun fact: The kid who said they were full of crap at the beginning of the movie was played by Jason Reitman, The son of the films Director and eventual Director of the most recent Ghostbusters movie afterlife.

[@brianl8481]

Also the original Ghostbusters fan.

[@Otisboy121]

Oooooh, the irony!

[@jamesfowler5100]

The girl in the glass holding the puppy was Ivan Reitman's daughter.

[@GUNUFofficial]

We need him to repraise his lines in an interview.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

there's also a theory that he is walter pecks son!

[@verticaltoast2488]

Fun fact: Ray looking woozy in front of the painting and the others looking concerned in the back of the car are remnants from a cut sequence where Ray gets possessed and goes on a vehicular rampage

[@Kevinschart]

Funny Fact: You can hire Ernie Hudson to say a ghostbusters inspired happy birthday to a friend. He puts on the suit and everything, and sends your friend a video. Life imitates art

[@remohio]

'Present day' Bill Murray is actually his brother, Brian Doyle-Murray. He was in Caddyshack and Groundhog's Day (probably others) with Bill.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Ha!

[@react2379]

Scrouged too

[@jack_rabbit]

and wayne's world

[@PickleBread355]

@@react2379 oh yeah played his dad. And his brother James was played by his other brother John Murray

[@mradamdust]

Who also plays the mayor in the Ghostbusters Video game (which is the 3rd movie we never got)! Check out the (2007?) Video game. Solid story. Almost all original cast members returned for it

[@ginaraustralia]

Random story: I met Winston (Ernie Hudson) in northern Australia at a Macdonalds, when he was filming Penal Colony/Escape from Absolom, alongside Ray Liotta, and after he did The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. He was sitting with his family and he was more than happy to stand up and have a good chat and introduce me to his family. I was about 17. Seemed like a super nice earthy guy.

[@RodrigoShepard]

Man, very nice story. I'm jealous kkk

[@vedbergsmagicalworld]

I met him at a movie convention, and I asked him why he joined the cast of the dragon ball movie, and he replied, i needed the paycheck XD

[@rgallitan]

Ernie Hudson should have become a bigger star. He's SO GOOD in Congo

[@Dylan_Platt]

​@@rgallitan and in The Crow!

[@micheletrainor1601]

Omg I forgot about that movie the hand that rocks the cradle. Such a great movie, thanks for jogging my memory.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

RIP Ivan Reitman. You made some truly iconic films that mean a lot to so many people, and we’re honored to have shared our experiences with some of them.

[@EdgyNumber1]

Oh man I hope you guys get to watch Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Not the perfect Ghostbusters movie (I mean the first one was lightning in a bottle) but a great ending to the trilogy by Ivan's son, with plenty of future potential 👍

[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@danielwilliamson6180]

RIP Phillip Baker Hall.

[@kurisu7885]

And his son is looking to make sure Busttin keeps feelin good.

[@alchemist824]

I like the idea that when all those ghosts show up across the entire city, Jack's ghost goes to look for where Rose is and they have a nice time together

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

One thing a lot of people miss in this movie is: The book guy on Venkman's show was almost right in his prophecy about the world ending on new years eve.

[@k1productions87]

"maybe this video will end that way too" "right when it needs to" *both look to the camera and grin* OMG, that had me laughing so hard :D

[@ThreadBomb]

Man, I was just hoping for a freeze-frame high five.

[@WeerdMunkee]

One of the cool subtle things about Egon Spengler, is he's a secret Casanova. An epididymis is a "highly convoluted duct behind the testis, along which sperm passes to the vas deferens". Egon was asserting his manhood to Venkman, hence his reaction after he said it😆

[@Jim-Mc]

Yeah spoiler for Afterlife: after all, he did apparently already have a daughter in the first movie despite pretty successfully flirting with Jeneane 😅

[@WeerdMunkee]

@@Jim-Mc That checks out. Carrie Coon as a real person was born in 1981, so the age placement is on cue...but, I have to take issue with the last statement. He never flirted with Jeneane. It was her that did all of the flirting. She advanced, and he just felt and made it awkward. 😆

[@vaylonkenadell]

The pure joy on Altaf's face when Louis comes out of the firehouse equipped with a proton pack. That was great. :D

[@IcedEarth426]

4:25 "They're absolutely saying nonsense" Not entirely. APGAR score is a real thing - it's an assessment used to quickly measure the health status of a baby (heart rate, skin color, breathing, muscle tone, response to stimulation). Though, it's typically used to assess the status of newborns who are one to five minutes old, not kids who are several months old. The Gammill and Pross test sounds like bs though.

[@highstimulation2497]

gigawatts too are real, even it the back to the future people misspelled and mispronounced it.

[@gwivongalois6169]

Egon just can't resist taking some samples for his collection.

[@Ugramosch]

The Gammill and Pross Infant acuity Test is a nod to Tom Gammill and Max Pross, who worked with Dan Aykroyd in Saturday Night Live and Steve Martin's Best Show Ever.

[@VelkanAngels]

@@highstimulation2497 - I heard that Christopher Lloyd asked a real scientist how to pronounce "gigawatt" and that really was how that particular scientist pronounced it, lol.

[@jeremywurm6613]

Actually alot of what's said in this movie sounds like gibberish but isn't. Part of what makes good techno babel is using real words even if it is using it incorrectly.

[@SolracRing]

13:41 Vigo did hypnotize Ray. But the result was not shown. Which was Ray starting to drive like a madman with the Ecto-1 after leaving the museum until Winston clocked him.

[@questions9856]

I've been looking all over for this deleted scene. I think its mentioned in more than one GBII book. Was this every released on the recent blu ray releases?

[@chrism7395]

​@questions9856 some of the parts of the scene appear out of context during the montage (e.g. when Venkman is in the back of Ecto-1 and he's looking out the back of the car confused)

[@nickthepick8043]

When you're not making videos, I highly suggest you play Ghostbusters: The Video Game. It's essentially the plot for a supposed Ghostbusters 3, and the ENTIRE CAST returns. It feels right. I highly recommend you play it, dudes. You can get it on any modern day system.

[@GrimlanderMG]

Second this. The script for the game was written by Dan and Harold, and they got a ton of the original actors to voice their characters. I believe Dan Akroyd said it was essentially Ghostbusters 3.

[@jonathanv5053]

This is the way.

[@jacobcurle8964]

And the best thing? The little Easter egg that suggests Louis became one of the Ghostbusters after this movie

[@Sgt_Glory]

Best line from the game, while they're exploring Sandor's evil lab and Egon is nerding out over the equipment: Ray: Stay on the light side, Egon. Egon: I'm trying!

[@Shritistrang]

12:20 "Typical Dana... first she finds an alternate dimension in her fridge, now her tub tries to eat her. What's next, her TV spitting out bones?"

[@lauradawson7964]

You guys are so fun to watch movies with. And every time the wish for Rick Moranis in a Ghostbusters outfit was mentioned I got so much more excited for that reveal of him in it - and your reaction to that did not disappoint! It’s not my favourite of the Ghostbusters films, but I’ve always had a soft spot for this one.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Thank you so much. BIG Rick Moranis fans over here 👍😅

[@The_Curious_Cat]

I don't know if you noticed, but the Ghostbusters basically went to a kid's party with an unlicensed nuclear accelerator strapped to their backs.

[@CharlieSoze]

Love that you loved this. I always thought this was a pretty fun sequel and certainly felt like a Ghostbusters movie, never understood why people decreed it "awful". The Statue of Liberty sequence had me crying laughing with joy at the end. Mostly just a pity that more movies don't take such big swings for weird fun.

[@Mikebuster]

its no more crazy than a 100ft marshmallow man! and it's like the "good" version of it. I always hold Ghostbusters in the great "monster movie" section, with king kong, and godzilla.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"So, Egon enters the room, hair first." Yep. And the scene, too!

[@deathrider7]

The reason Winston's character doesn't have much to do over both movies is that it was supposed to be Eddie Murphy playing him. But Eddie Murphy turned it down to do Beverly Hills Cop instead.

[@rmyancey]

My favorite movie as a child. I wore the vhs tape out multiple times and begged my parents for new copies. I'm still terrified of Vego to this day. Totally underrated and underappreciated classic. "chef's kiss"

[@ericseitzler81]

If you heard the actor that played vego's real voice you would never ever be scared of him again.

[@rmyancey]

@@ericseitzler81 But if you've heard about his real life exploits... you might still be.

[@ericseitzler81]

@@rmyancey have to look in on that.

[@Cobalt_Dragon0716]

​@@ericseitzler81 Max von Homburg was a Nazi in WW2.

[@faragi1000]

The utter visual disgust bordering nausea to the “third act to big daddy” joke (13:58) is priceless. The real life chemistry between the two of you make this channel dope!!! Keep it up!

[@Rhodair]

11:00 rofl I never hear people appreciating Egon's "gottem" moment - you guys are awesome

[@questions9856]

The way he looks around like 'did you see how i roasted em'?!" is priceless

[@BrianSmithNow]

Glad you enjoyed. It's a fun movie. "On Our Own" by Bobby Brown is a favorite tune. He cameos as the doorman.

[@claymccoy]

"Well I guess we're gonna have to take control..."

[@stewarthainey3751]

This song came on on my phone and I immediately came onto KZbin to search for GB2 reactions. Love it

[@gerardsanders3225]

Spirit and the Run DMC songs are bangers too. Such nostalgia vibes!

[@trealsteve]

@@gerardsanders3225 💯

[@craigory87]

I'm glad you guys liked it! It's just one of those fun movies that doesn't take itself too seriously. A very worthy sequel indeed!

[@nodak81]

These movies started my life-long love for Annie Potts.

[@davida7153]

Exactly. What makes Ghostbusters so good is the chemistry of the characters and the punch lines. I saw this as a kid when it was released and i am not going to lie, i did not like it as much as the first one but i still liked it because of the the characters, their lines, interactions and the dialogues...ahh and the evolution of Egon lol. The part of the movie with Louis as a lawyer is very funny.

[@SolracRing]

12:20 Ray's trying to see if the slime will react to his thoughts.

[@krdragon6950]

Ghostbusters II released 35 years ago today ~ June 16th 1989

[@shainewhite2781]

The VFX were done by Industrial Light and Magic, and there was over 200 VFX shots throughout the film. It was also the last film to use in camera visual effects involving Miniatures, Matte Paintings and Rear screen projection.

[@DanEllis]

It absolutely was not the last film to use in-camera effects (special effects, not visual effects).

[@martinlymer9535]

Phantom Menace actually had more model shots than any of the original Star Wars films

[@thomash.5505]

I'm amazed that so many don't get the joke of the scene where they first turn on the guns. Peter hums "doh" and expects the others to continue with "doh, ray, me, fah, soh, lah, te"... Ray hums "ray", which also happens to be his name. And Egon just says his name instead of "me". Very funny!

[@Sylphina1]

Like all get that joke

[@heavycritic9554]

7:53 Talking about great line deliveries, this one is one of my favourites of all time. I actually use it in conversations. The way Rick Moranis delivers that "Ladies and gentlemen o-the-o-the-o-the-audience" is comedic freaking *_gold_* !

[@tpog1]

Watch LegalEagle's reaction to this court scene. Apparently there is supposed to be no jury at this kind of trial. Somebody in the comments to his video pointed out that this might be the reason why Louis stumbles because he wanted to say "jury" but then he realized that there is no jury so he says "audience" instead (look at the scene again, he even looks to the place where the jury would be right when he stumbles). If this is true, this might be the biggest attention to detail and the most subtle joke in any movie ever, even more so than the "epididymitis" joke (which is also in GB2).

[@terrysilverthorn4582]

bit of trivia the doorman at the door asking for proton pack is BOBBY BROWN the singer he did the new title song to the movie

[@ZeroOskul]

15:05 He had to shave to match-up with the cartoon character and toys. See: "The Crow" for Ernie Hudson caught up in a supernatural adventure with his mustache.

[@davidv3827]

My favorite line in the movie, "two in the box ready to go, we be fast and they be slow"

[@PeterZeeke]

“Give Rick moranis one, I want him to be ghostbuster”

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Ivan Reitman, his films made us laugh till the end.

[@DOCTORFREEDOM]

The doctor listening to the ghostbusters was played by Bill Murray's brother, Brian Doyle-Murray.

[@dillonharnden-shea57]

In defense of the little guy, being there and ready to support IS doing something. You go Rick Moranis

[@julianaFinn]

Ok, new sub here. One thing I want to say apart from how entertaining you two are is that I appreciate how fast you get to the film. No loooong waffling intros like so many others. I appreciate that as I have no patience lol... one of the reasons I subbed to be honest.... can't wait to check out earlier vids.

[@trealsteve]

Absolutely loved your video, guys. GB2 is a criminally underrated sequel with so many great laughs. I can literally recite the entire film alongside the original due to watching it non-stop as a kid. I had the Real Ghostbusters action figures and would mimic the films scenes while watching it. Great memories. Keep being awesome.

[@GUNUFofficial]

Did you know There was a ghostbusters 3 before afterlife? It's called ghostbusters the video game, it had a returning main cast and was set in 1991, there's two versions, a realistic version for xbox 360 (and other consoles+pc) and a cartoony version for ps2 (and wii) It's a pretty good game that'll make you feel like a ghostbuster and I really recommend it, it even has a story that branches off into a comic series.

[@tommygunz5980]

The door man that asked for a proton pack for his kid brother was Bobby Brown. Fun fact

[@darthbiker2311]

Hey, just so you know, you don't have any downvotes on this video yet. You bring so much insight into the movies you review, even stuff that other people may have missed after watching them multiple times. You certainly deserve more subs and I'm proud to say I was here before 2,000.

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Thank you so much!

[@stevenr6397]

some great little appearences for recognisable actors in this film, not least the uncredited role of the voice of Vigo, performed by Max von Sydow, something I did not learn until I was an adult and found it online, as a mad Ghostbuster and Flash Gorden fan I was blown away!

[@DarkChaos87]

Egon is the best character... Especially with his kind of sassy epididymis's.

[@RoGueNavy]

The actress who plays the receptionist, Annie Potts, now plays Meemaw on "Young Sheldon".

[@BemkyWatchesBuffy]

this is definitely the best ghostbusters reaction video... ive watched most of them... kudos guys. keep going. Grosse Point Blank is a good 90's movie to try

[@NiceDudeMovieNight]

Thanks so much!

[@jamesrepass442]

Two points: When Egon says epididymis, he is making a ball sack joke Second, that's Bill Murray's brother who is the doctor in the asylum (as well as the boss from Christmas Vacation)

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

The guy who opened the door for the Ghostbusters and asked for a proton pack for his little brother was Bobby Brown. He sung the theme song for the 2nd movie. He was married to Whitney Houston.

[@jesicad.685]

I was a bit too young when the first one came out and I don't remember it as much as the sequel. Because of that, this one has more nostalgia for me and is more enjoyable to rewatch. Same with Terminator 2.

[@LakeVermilionDreams]

Its amazing how prescient you are, and yet how many famous people you didn't see.

[@sofa_king_kool]

The guy who says "better late than never" about the Titanic is Cheech Marin, of Cheech and Chong fame.

[@Xenotric]

I loved this movie, the slime was such a fun thingymajig that captured my heart as a kid!

[@Aurochhunter]

That 'Five Years Later' shown right at the very start is true, this movie really did come out five years after the first one.

[@rmyancey]

The guy asking for a proton pack is Bobby Brown btw. He did the main theme for this movie.

[@rmyancey]

Also it's Cheech that says "Better late than never."

[@dylannoah123]

OH THANK GOD YOU DID THIS ONE I WAS SO WORRIED YOU WERENT GONNA DO THE SECOND MOVIE BUT I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH it feels so much more *fun* than the first one, in a way, because of how everyone already knows each other. the first movie was entertaining and exciting but this one is so sweet and lovable in a different way.

[@Kim.Garian]

18:03 That's Bill Murray's old brother, Brian Doyle Murray. He's been in several other movies with him, like in Scrooged (Brian play Bill Murray's character's father).

[@gestaltdude]

Have to agree with the dialogue as Egon and Ray are about to exam Oscar being gibberish. The "Gammill and Pross Infant Acuity Test" appears to be a reference to Tom Gammill and Max Pross, a comedy writing team that worked on SNL in sesons 5-8. The APGAR score is actually a real medical score, but it is one used on newborns immediately after births so it can be determined if there is anything wrong with the baby.

[@davidcampillo9714]

theres a documentary called "Ghostheads" its about the fans of the films that have started chapters of ghostbusters around the world its really worth a watch

[@spaghetti9845]

The ghost jogger was the same guy who played one of the scolari brothers

[@lazarusblack9995]

Fun fact: The APGAR score is a real test of and baby's health and does involve testing sense and reflexes as shown.

[@JohnJulitz]

If you wanna go down a weird rabbit hole, look up Wilhelm von Homburg, the stage name of the guy who played Vigo (he also had a small part in Die Hard), and read his twisted life story.

[@shainewhite2781]

The movie recieved mixed reviews by Critics, as Roger Ebert went to a packed movie theater in Michigan and there was only one laugh throughout.

[@trealsteve]

Probably mad the auto factories were closing and crime was on the rise.

[@thomashorner7474]

just for the record GOZER was the big bad,Zuul(sigourney) and Vinz(moranis)were the hell hound minions that when possessing humans can open the gateway for Gozer.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

I love how on both films you guys have predicted several moments in the story, not to say the films were dull or standard, but you totally got the tone and were into it. Also, I think the second film is better than a lot of people give it credit for. Sure, not AS good as first one, but I still love it. It seems to have more surreal and frightening images and that pink slime is so 80s. It also has my favorite ghosts, being the Scolari Brothers. Do you guys have favorites?

[@ESO_PRIME]

Love this movie! Ghostbusters were huge in the 80’s, everyone of all ages loved them. Especially the first one. I loved the sequel but we had to wait so long for it the hype behind it is what let people have too high of expectations

[@rhysodunloe2463]

4:21 As far as I read the "Gammill and Pross Infant Acuity Test" was a way of naming two of the writers - Tom Gammill and Max Pross, who later wrote episodes for multiple successful TV series like Seinfeld and Monk - who couldn't be mentioned in the movie credits because they weren't part of some official writers association or whatever. The Apgar score however is a real thing that's tested right after birth and then again a few moments/hours later. It doesn't make sense in this scenario though. It's named after its inventor but is also an acronym for -appearance (is the skin healthy or cyanosed) -pulse -grimace (is the baby crying or non responsive) -agility (are the muscles flexing or limb) -respiration

[@Laeadern]

I always thought this was a great sequel. Glad you guys liked it.

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

I remember seeing this in the theater with my older cousin. I was only 5 and I freaked out when Viggo doing that shit with his eyes. The dark blue suits are right out of the animated series that was on TV at the time. I really enjoyed your guy's reaction. Be ready for the sequel to Afterlife. It's in production!

[@drake128]

Watched this at the cinema , have always loved it. The painting creeped me tf out and the developed pics showing the weird deformed head and slime gave me night terrors for a while along with the eyes lighting up in the corridor.

[@SolracRing]

It's said the painting revealed at the end with the Ghostbuster lookalikes and baby was the original before it was painted over with Vigo's image.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

Other fun facts: Vigo says find me a child so that i might live again. when he "possesses" ray when hes scanning the painting he's using ray as a back up in case his plans dont work with oscar (failed attempt a few times) cuz ray has a child like mind/enthusiasm for the paranormal. that's why he becomes possesed at the end during the battle. Ghostbusters 2 is supposed to kind of have the tone of the cartoon, that's why you see janine with louis, but i think she's kind of fantasizing that louis is egon, that's why she gets him in the spengler jumpsuit and kisses him when louis wants to go help the guys at the museum. Jim Fye played Tony Scoleri (skinny one), the ghost jogger, and the walking statue of liberty

[@keithbuck99]

I used to know a friend who's mum bread ferrets, one day we where going to the mall and she was wearing one round her neck when a woman started screaming at her that "fur is murder"! You should have seen her face when the ferret woke up from the noise and looked at her!!!!!!!!

[@BJGvideos]

Reminds me of this time in middle school where this girl stated lecturing me about how a turtle died for my necklace. ...my necklace was made of rock.

[@Ilix42]

I know I'm getting to this late, but I totally had the joystick controller they use to drive the Statue of Liberty for my NES.

[@joshfacio9379]

I still have mine. Its a nes advantage joystick. And cool trivia that cheech marin of cheech and chong fame is one of the dock workers. And i loved how the ghost runner was taking his pulse lol

[@Ilix42]

@@joshfacio9379 That's amazing that you still have yours. I sold my Nintendo and all my games when I was a kid; can't even remember what the money was for. Talk about a regret. :(

[@mattroberts3204]

I was 9 when this came out and I got to see it in the theater. The first is one of my all time favorite movies, but this one will always be special to me. I love this stuff. Great reactions!

[@LogicalNiko]

4:22 - Gammill and Pross Infant Acuity Test is a joke/shout out to their friends. Tom Gammill and Max Pross are a comedy writing team who worked on SNL, and did a lot of gag movement comedy with Steve Martin, John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, and Eric Idle (they later wrote for Gary Shandling, Seinfeld, The Wonder Years, The Simpsons, Futurama, etc). They were very well known for being able in inject a lot of very silly scenes played off in a very serious manner. Thus this entire examination scene is very typical of something they would do. They were both Harvard students around the same time as the Harvard Lampoon explosion in popularity, when led them to into SNL and National Lampoon comedy...thus their connections to both SCTV, Ramis, and Aykroid. 4:25 - Apgar score is a real scoring system to evaluate newborns response to stimuli in the first 5 minutes after being born. 4:30 - "Jigawatts" is actually a word. Giga which is the SI Unit prefix for 10^9. From the 1920 through to the 1950s the G was pronounced with a soft g because its greek origin from gigas (giant in greek) which is pronounced with the first g being soft. In the 1960s-1970s the convention really started to be anglicized in academia with a hard G. By the time the G was commonly used in computer related parlance everyone had already adopted the hard-G. So Doc Brown saying "jiga" in Back To The Future was a very small clue that was supposed to indicate that he had an older academic background and has been out of touch with modern science for decades. And as a side note a bolt of lightning could release 1.21 gigawatts of electricity, in general they average 100-300 kilowatts-hours but all in just a fraction of a second could technically be in the gigawatts per watt-second.

[@browniewin4121]

"That looks like present day Bull Murray", because it's Brian Doyle-Murray (his older brother). You can also see them together in Groundhog Day (1993) and Caddyshack (1980), Scrooged (1988), The Razors Edge (1984).

[@mattfox5806]

I thoroughly enjoy the fact the jets shirt was used as a diaper.

[@SteveODonnell]

The kid that says his dad said they are full of crap is Jason Reitman son of Ivan who just made GB Afterlife. His sister was the girl who had the puppy taken off her in Egons lab.

[@BarredCoast0]

Fun fact: the guy at the bridge was Cheech Marin, famous half of Cheech and Chong.

[@rj1982ii]

The guys at the docks are two of my favorite characters, because of their reactions to what happens.

[@daveydmur]

16:18 that's Bobby Brown. Married to Whitney Houston and the guy who wrote the main song for this movie.

[@kadrae5277]

The mayor's doorman is portrayed by Bobby Brown. Bobby also sang the song ON OUR OWN for this film. It became one of his biggest hits. He also sang the song WE'RE BACK which also appears on the film's soundtrack.

[@interghost]

I LOVED seeing these reactions! To both the first one and this one. So cool to hear what people think on their first viewing! I agree, we need more movies like this these days! I hope you review / view the new Afterlife Ghostbusters... its great!!!

[@jon.taylor]

1:16 Ivan Reitman's son. Direct of Ghostbuster's Afterlife.

[@shawnlittle3091]

18:01 That’s Brian Doyle Murray, Bill Murray’s brother

[@deadlyredly1]

Awesome coming in late and watching this whole GB journey with you both! Already have Afterlife lined up

[@Chip-Chapley]

18:55 my favorite line in the whole movie, and i just realized it's Cheech Marin.. wtf.

[@ryanparker4996]

Better late than ever eh?

[@blacktronlego]

I wish someone had asked Ray if the was a god and he said 'yes' like Winston told him to in the first movie, they really missed a trick there. There was a cartoon series between the two films. The characters all looked quite different (Egon was blond) but the Janine in this film seems to have taken her new look from the cartoon version of her.

[@ryanparker4996]

I think he does get to fulfil that in Afterlife if I remember rightly

[@alchemist824]

Technically, the damage to Central Park West was because of how it was designed by Ivo Shandor and because Walter Peck had the Containment Grid shut off. Also, I think the reason Slimer helped Louis with the bus ride is he felt bad for scaring him and eating his lunch

[@jaycee330]

18:06 Well, you're right sort of...that Brian Doyle-Murray, his brother.

[@CoolStuffZone]

The Venkman character is not an awful person. He's a wisecracking lovable ahole, with a good heart. Also, he's quite courageous when you think about it.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

Agreed; he's...a bit of a dick, but he's somehow also everybody's best friend who you know will be there for you in the clutch, which is why everyone puts up with his wiseass~😅

[@KCohere33]

I love Ghostbusters 2. I think it’s underrated.

[@MeleeTiger]

Fun Fact: There was a deleted scene of Ray partially turning into Vigo earlier in the film, driving the Ecto-1 and nearly killing them all before snapping out of it.

[@brendah.6366]

Love your reactions!!! Exactly how I feel everytime I watch all 3 ghostbusters movies!!! ❤❤❤

[@pleutron]

Perfect ending to a fun reaction

[@AmazingKevinWClark]

When I first saw this movie, the fur coming back alive scared the crap out of me the most.

[@scottalynch]

The painting at the end was recently sold at auction

[@clairemarshallsounddesign2110]

Absolutely 💯 loved that you were so enthusiastic about this one. This was my first exposure to GB when I was 8 yrs old, so for me, this was like the first movie. The writing was spot on, and the more you watch them, the more of the nuanced comedy really shines through. Of course it was all sorts of wierd.. it was written collaboratively from the minds that brought you National Lampoon & SCTV!

[@benjnorris57]

18:11 That’s Bill Murray’s older brother, Brian Doyle-Murray!