Tracking Down The Library Ghost | Film Clip | GHOSTBUSTERS

[@XcitingTimes]

"GET HER!!!" - that bit used to scare the sh*t out of me when I was a kid 😂

[@UnwantedGuide]

Me too!!! it was Creepy af

[@codymanthey5694]

For me I would also laugh

[@watermunteconomie3938]

Same here!!

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Same I’d fast forward through it or leave the room.

[@stevencarter8801]

Me three I laugh so hard😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😁

[@dbsti3006]

Egon the scientist, Ray the historian, Peter the supernatural talk show host, and Winston the guy who just needed a job and was grounded in reality. This movie had character depth to go on as a series if they wanted to.

[@ShadowMoon878]

Peter was a Parapsychologist and a Psychologist. Basically, he can be a therapist if he applied for a license.

[@dbsti3006]

@@ShadowMoon878 Yeah, that's true. Im thinking about Venkman in the second movie.

[@grawakendream8980]

the sequel was so bad though

[@WardenKaz]

I’m of the belief that the second movie was made bad by studio interference. Dan had so many ideas that I refuse to believe he wanted the 2nd movie to be how it ended up.

[@dbsti3006]

@@WardenKaz You're probably right. Aykroyd had material to make at least 2 new movies. The studio was probably focused on selling more merchandise. I saw the other scripts he's written based off of his obsession with the paranormal. It was good stuff, but execs and others got in the way.

[@groovymovie3213]

“You’re right. No human being would stack books like this.”

[@BananaHoovyJ.Rabbit]

Listen! You smell something?

[@kathseye21]

"Talk about tekekinetic activity, look at this mess!"

[@swiftlemur7853]

“Raymond, look at this ectoplasmic residue.”

[@kathseye21]

@@swiftlemur7853 "Venkman, get a sample of this"

[@swiftlemur7853]

@@kathseye21 “it’s the real thing”

[@animechic420]

I like how they get down there, find the ghost, and have no idea what to do about it. 😂

[@Paulafan5]

It's exactly how it would go down if those "real" ghosthunters ever found a real ghost. They'd get scared and run away.

[@mickdwyer4254]

Just like most paranormal groups!

[@mohammedashian8094]

They probably didn’t think they would actually find one

[@Leelz247]

Because they're so accustomed to failing and having their theories not pan out! 😆

[@thebluedragon07]

just the deadpan "I dunno know" look sells it.

[@skinnysnorlax9356]

2:25-2:32 Every single time I watch this movie, Bill Murray’s deadpan delivery of “So what do we do?” and Ramis/Akroyd’s facial expressions as they slowly realize “Oh my God, we didn’t think this through at all” has never failed to make me crack up.

[@Vekurus]

"Stop that!"

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@Vekurus the actress who played the library ghost died in real life 😢😢😢😢

[@endoskel9262]

@@mehchocolate1257 may she Rest In Peace, this was one of my favorite scenes too

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@endoskel9262 same here

[@lorrainedowning7670]

That was your whole plan, get her!

[@jonm1365]

The GET HER!!! Scene caught me off guard when I was 7 didn't expect the library apparition to HULK OUT like that.

[@johnjr757]

Same here. I saw this in the theater with my parents when I was 8. That scene scared me to death.

[@classicplastic8776]

Looking back at it, the shape the ghost takes after Ray yells "Get Her!" sorta looks like a pissed-off chimp. As weird as that sounds.

[@constantdvdcollector]

@@classicplastic8776 I don’t think it’s weird. Caesar and Koba get pissed off in Rise, Dawn, and War.

[@pr0v0cative4pple]

@@classicplastic8776I love primates of all kinds and the library ghost definitely looks like an emaciated orangutan, right down to the large, blocky dentition.

[@Nickel_The_Wise]

As someone who has worked in a library before, and had access to the archival areas, I can tell you this scene perfectly captures the spookiness of those places.. so quiet, and that smell of old paper everywhere? Ours had a long hallway that led back to the elevator that had like, NO lights, and the storage area had about half as much as this place as it was. I could always feel some weird presence down there...

[@GameLover45408]

what was the name of that library?

[@brennanmeader6252]

When you said there’s a weird presence down there more than likely the library has a spirit in it you should find out the history same thing will happen to me but It will be randomly cold in a spot

[@smithytom7405]

As someone who has worked in a library before, and had access to the archival areas, I can tell you this scene perfectly captures the spookiness of those places.. so quiet, and that smell of old paper everywhere? Ours had a long hallway that led back to the elevator that had like, NO lights, and the storage area had about half as much as this place as it was. I could always feel some weird presence down there...

[@sphinxrising1129]

Still believe in the Boogeyman I see.

[@sphinxrising1129]

Not the dead that can hurt you. Cemetarys is the safeat place in the world.

[@SideshowBob44]

I miss comedies like this when they actually play it straight and act like normal humans.

[@halthammerzeit]

Last one I've watched by accident was Spies like us, test scene with Chevy and Dan.

[@Gangularis]

Seriously! Now they always just act over the top and ridiculous for a laugh. Why the fuck don't they know how to make comedies like this, anymore??

[@kimothy1701]

@@Gangularis Ben Stiller, case in point. When he’s playing an ahole like his character in dodgeball, can’t stand him. Too OTT. Put him in a comedy, where things are falling about around him and he’s reacting to the situation in a “normal” way like in night at the museum, if you can call that a normal situation, 😆, or meet the Fokker’s etc then I’m ok with him and laugh at his predicaments.

[@I.Odnamra]

@@kimothy1701 or There's something about Mary

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

Fatman with Mel Gibson was flawless.

[@beeking1792]

I like how Egon backs up the way he does at 3:39, that reaction is priceless. 🤣

[@tayladunn7490]

I don’t blame him !! I probably would’ve been like “Oh hell no !!” and be like Ray !! 😂😂👻👻

[@ShawndaPrawn]

I like how the Ghostbusters game gave the librarian ghost a backstory and a genuinely creepy library level.

[@nylathemysticalcat9518]

FOR REAL! I've always hated how the film never followed up on her afterwards, or even in the sequel

[@Aurochhunter]

@@nylathemysticalcat9518 You'll get your wish when you see Ghost Busters: Frozen Empire.

[@lordsidious83]

You realize the impact that scene had on you as an adult when your playing the sequel game on the xbox and the library section is scary as hell.

[@Luciferdesrea]

Utterly goddamn terrifying every time and I've done multiple play throughs of it.

[@lordsidious83]

@@Luciferdesrea For sure! brilliant game made for the perfect 3rd movie story wise

[@michaelquinn7710]

The game? It's scary? Fam gotta get it

[@TacoLex]

@@michaelquinn7710 the game is literally the 3rd movie. Dan even said that since they didn’t film a sequel to 2 they went all out with game. And let me tell ya game has moments where’s its bat **** scary.

[@welkingunther5417]

@@TacoLex Yeah, that's certainly true. I absolutely love the game and it definitely had really creepy moments.

[@jhmltn4488]

Love the different reactions at 3:38: Peter: *okay I’m outta here* Ray: *HOLY CRAP WHAT HAVE WE DONE?!* Egon: *terrified beyond the capacity for rational thought* 😂

[@amateurhorror06]

Yeah pretty much 😂😂😂

[@madisondaniels2524]

3:37 Why wasn't Peter screaming

[@jhmltn4488]

@@madisondaniels2524 cause he’s Peter, acting all tough and brave, that’s why😅

[@animechic420]

More like terrified beyond the capability to turn around and run like a normal person. 😂

[@troyandrew6154]

Egon's reaction and the way he ran was hilarious

[@itsthatericguy7553]

"Hello. I'm Peter. Where are you from, originally?"🤣

[@CheesyGarlicMan]

Shhhhhh...

[@kathseye21]

@@CheesyGarlicMan ok, the usual stuff doesn't work.

[@CheesyGarlicMan]

@@kathseye21 Okay, I have a plan. I know exactly what to do.

[@kathseye21]

@@CheesyGarlicMan Ray: stay close, Stay close. Both: I know!! Ray: Follow what i say, you Ready?? Ready?? GET HER!! RARWWWWWWW All: OHHHAHHHHHHHHH

[@lazchurchyard1229]

I love the single, long blink when she shushes him. Just classic stuff.

[@shortieoreo6243]

The way egon run backwards had me dying! XD 3:38 Rest in peace Harold Ramis you will always be the og ghostbusters in our hearts. ^-^

[@michaelbarriga1107]

The way that Ray runs too, how he’s not sure which way to run 😂

[@shortieoreo6243]

@@michaelbarriga1107 ikr! XD

[@jave_idk7014]

And peter is just like.. "And.. Im out"

[@shortieoreo6243]

@@jave_idk7014 yeah! lol

[@gustavvson]

And Ivan Reitman now too

[@nathan3252]

The video game sheds so much interesting light on this characters. A librarian ghost who protects the ghost children while keeping forbidden knowledge from those who would use it for evil.

[@constantdvdcollector]

Cool

[@kreemkrackered3755]

02:47 Funniest part of the whole movie for me - the way he slaps that gadget out of Egons hands "Stop that" 😅🤣

[@aymanhoon6936]

The Library Ghost is still straight up Nightmare Fuel. 👻👻👻

[@realmjumper8154]

Eleanor Twitty was her name, one of my favourite parts of the game is finally getting the opportunity to trap her

[@babalonkie]

"Listen! Can you smell something!?" Gets me everytime...

[@melissamoore5996]

Absolutely one of the best lines in the whole movie.😄😄😄

[@JuliusGrande]

@@melissamoore5996 "Egon, your mucas." (Bookcase falls)

[@ttt2080]

"Listen!!!! You smell something"

[@TimothyEstes1223]

My favorite line from this move. Lol

[@stevencarter8801]

I don't smell anything?

[@danieldb631]

"Yes, Ray. I always listen for strange smells because I'm special like that."

[@moodyowlproductions4287]

Oh sorry I just crack on off

[@hfsjfc8111]

I'm glad to see the likes for this line because most people don't remember this. I have trouble remembering the exact quote but when I see it, oh, the laughter.

[@EricDaMAJ]

One of those movies that started good and just got better all the way to the end.

[@jongon0848]

"Stop that!" The way Venkman knocked it out of Egon's hand😂😂😂

[@amazingnothingness]

Lol I thought I was the only one who liked that scene. Is it just me or does bill Murray seem naturally angry?

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@amazingnothingness Dan was the only Canadian in the ghostbusters cast

[@markdichiara6299]

Stop that

[@daneoman1000]

Egon trying to do some quick calculations ha.

[@thomaswykes3647]

I was about 7 when my dad took my brother and I to see Ghostbusters. This scene sticks vividly in my memory and had nightmares after. It was the last film shown at the Regal cinema in Atherstone, 1984.

[@OrbitFallenAngel]

I'm so jealous of you!! Was it even better in the actual theater?? 😲

[@plasmaastronaut]

the '80s and late '70s films were such a cinematic shock and awe to that generation : it was the last great decade when gfx, acting and story telling were still making great strides : it had actually been like that every decade since the invention of cinema : whole townsfolk queuing round block for hours to get to cinema screen, weeks after release. Everyone, kids, young adults, old ones, were stunned by ghostbusters. Never anything like it before, AND it was a great film. With VHS tapes, i remember being in houses where as kids we'd witness the adults rewind and replay the ghost scenes over and over and over again. Same with the gutbusting scene in Alien. That golden age of cinema began to fade in mid to late 1990s, somehow with the ease and automation of making GFX and films came a cheapness and shodiness. Sure there's been plenty of good films in the last 20 years. but somehow they don't have the shock and awe characteristic of prior generations of cinema.

[@charliefromstarkvillemissi1852]

NOBODY expected this to end the way it did the first time they saw it. I hit the roof.

[@stephenle-surf9893]

You to!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@tqbf]

Startled the crap out of me, and it was SUPER loud in the theater. LOL

[@BlacKnightRising]

'symmetrical book-stacking..." 'you're right---no, human being would stack books like this.' LOL that always gets me

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Peter was such a wisea** but I loved him because of that.

[@joelellis7035]

I know I couldn't stack them so well.

[@MAnuscript421]

Listen! Do you smell something?

[@AzguardMike]

yes! it feels like ..... nothing.

[@torinwulfren9463]

Egons backwards run/reaction is the best 🤣🤣🤣

[@MustacheCashStash125]

3:38 LMFAO. Look at the way Egon runs! 😂😂😂😂

[@hisdudeness8328]

2:28 I love that stupified look that Ray and Egon give each other after Venkman asks them, "So what do we do?" Their ENTIRE plan centered around finding the ghost, after that they had nothing. Freaking hilarious.

[@alanbryant8457]

"Listen, you smell something" Bless my mom's heart. Mom would say off the wall things to us. That's her all the time. She get upset cause we would laugh. Not tell her why. Wish i could hear mom 1 more time.

[@raybob8668]

I’m sorry to hear that.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Venkman just realized his whole career he thought was a hustle conning people who believed in supernatural lies is now going to require him to do actual work.

[@chrismc410]

And to his credit, in his own way he rose to that challenge and for the most part succeeded

[@NoxLegend1]

Hey easy he had a PHD at Columbia

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Hello NLB

[@Surfer041]

@@NoxLegend1 he has PHds in Parapsychology and Psychology

[@ninjaskeleton6140]

The special effects in this scene hold up really well, looks fantastic even by todays CGI standards. Such a great movie.

[@EmotoZ]

Fun fact: that bookshelf was knocked over accidently by the film crew, Bill murray and the rest of the guy's reaction to it was genuine, and Aykroyd decided to keep the scene in.

[@BillGuldenschuh]

This scene legit scared me as a child. Now it's just downright hilarious. Ah, the 80's. Cool fact, there's a guy here not far from my hometown who builds accurate movie car replicas. He's been currently working on a 1959 Cadillac to build into a correct Ecto-1.

[@robertmorris8997]

I love that throughout the whole movie Venkman is the one that get's goo and slime all the time until the end, when everyone but him gets covered in marshmallow, and he just gets a little.

[@miamitten1123]

3:47 _”We’ll get back to ya!”_ lol 😂 the way he says it. Priceless

[@Ironcabbit]

Such a great tone-setting scene for the rest of the film.

[@DLordSadow]

Yes, very well done and far better than anything we saw in that 2016 train wreck.

[@SophiaD2616]

2:40 “Come here Francine” Hilarious 😂

[@theshadow2171]

"All right...OK....the usual stuff isn't working." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@inzane1495]

Man the Ghostbuster video game really did justice to the movies.

[@Sgt_Glory]

It was also the last time Harold Ramis would play Egon, even just his voice, before passing away.

[@Indurok]

I agree. A great sequel to the films. It should have just been called "Ghostbusters 3".

[@amateurhorror06]

@@Indurok the game is practically the 3rd movie following the 2nd original. Just that ur playing it.

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I love how they're not quite the Ghostbusters yet and they run and flee in terror to great comedic effect.

[@SewerRatie]

I remember reading years ago that there was a lot of spooky stuff happening on-set and the bookshelves falling over was a real accident and totally unscripted. Their reaction to it is a nice little improv moment that they kept in the film.

[@Paulafan5]

They didn't mention it on the commentary, so maybe that's just an urban legend.

[@TheRealKaiProton]

@@Paulafan5 I heard the same thing, and always wondered

[@speculesgorgoth4055]

Wow you're not serious!?! Ty for the ride bit

[@troyandrew6154]

According to imdb, They felt it added more mystery to the atmosphere to the scene

[@theshillneckedlizard8364]

Nope, sorry, just an urban legend. If you look up the original script the bookshelves falling over is actually written in there. Sorry to disappoint.

[@jpfanatic1912]

3:43 Does anyone else noticed that Venkman isn't even screaming let alone showing any signs of fear? 🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@AMTheOcarinaPlayer]

I love how the chemistry of these 3 is reminiscent of 3 school kids: Ray and Egon are the nerdy kids happy with their weirdness and Peter only hangs out with them because all the kids Peter WANTS to hang out with won’t let him... even though in the canon of the movie novels, Peter and Egon knew each other first, Peter introduced Egon to Ray and its because of Egon, Peter passed his classes and tests AT ALL in university. 🤣 🤣

[@jsl151850b]

And how Egon and Ray elect Peter to speak with the ghost

[@ad8554]

Doe....Ray....Egon!

[@Lord_Messiah_Disciple]

The Inbetweeners lmao

[@Muzical-Man]

Indeed

[@helmsly2010]

"Somebody blows their nose and you wanna keep it?"

[@Surfer041]

I'd like to analyze it.

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

In all fairness Egon collects spores molds and fungus

[@helmsly2010]

@@GrosvnerMcaffrey lol good point

[@raybob8668]

“Egon! You’re mucus”

[@mohammedashian8094]

@@raybob8668 (book shelf falls) This happen to you before?

[@RPAS1234]

One of the original jump scares I remember as a kid. The whole cinema audience absolutely screamed the roof off when this happened. Ghostbusters was pure Comedy Gold combined with a bit of spooky drama ie the whole "end of days/apocalypse" as the end of the 20th century approached. No wonder it is still a classic as the characters are flawed individuals and typical everymen, dealing with a high concept (albeit supernatural) phenomenon that they themselves aren't quite sure how to deal with....

[@andrewroberts2353]

This scene is so cool from Ghostbusters (right at the very beginning of the movie). I remember seeing this movie when it first came out in my local cinema in the UK with my friends. The projectionist deliberately turned down the sound so we couldn't hear the movie correctly. We were all complaining "what's going on". Then the bit where the library ghost jumps at them and growls, UP WENT THE SOUND TO FULL VOLUME, and popcorn and pee everywhere!!! Great memories!!!

[@zurainkhokhar6904]

"Listen! You smell something?" 😮

[@jsl151850b]

That's Synesthesia, an indication of brain dysfunction.

[@anonymousskunk]

*creepy piano jingle plays*

[@stephenle-surf9893]

Gets me every time!🤣🤣🤣😷stay safe!

[@tjmullin2909]

"Your right, no human being would stack books like this" I laugh every time

[@brewcrew79]

"STOP THAT!!!"

[@madisondaniels2524]

2:47

[@EpicJosh84]

Amazing lmao

[@physchir]

Some of the best dialogue ever.... does any one write like this anymore?

[@Thehuntressband]

Nope. Back to the future 2 lied to me about 2015, crushed my dreams of a hoverboard and didn't warn me about the creatively bankrupt screenwriters that would produce dumpster fire after dumpster fire.

[@kingcamelot1395]

Nobody in a big Hollywood building, at least.

[@Aurochhunter]

That's the problem, all the good stuff's been used up, and we're just left with the dregs.

[@KenShackler]

This is what I want from the Ghostbusters sequel. A ghost that's actually spooky and scary. Not some dumb Scooby Doo ghosts. If you ask me, Slimer is the only funny ghost we need. The characters are supposed to be funny. The ghosts are supposed to be creepy.

[@mikephillips6970]

Even Slimer was scary in the first film he chargered at Venkaman with a angry face before he slimed him.

[@webguy943]

Afterlife was a disappointment

[@thesilentknight4554]

*GET HER!* Boy, I remember spilling my popcorn and soda from laughter 👻😂😅😂

[@mykeptheart]

This is the first time I'm actually paying attention to Egon's reaction to the ghost and his run backwards is absolutely hilarious

[@lazchurchyard1229]

Egon backpedaling is gold.

[@-_-alfus-_-2734]

0:35 that stacking book comment aged well 😂

[@jadenhernandez5109]

love how harold just stumbles backwards like a damn penguin on slippery ice 😂😂😂

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I love the different reactions when she turns evil. Peter: Nope! F this, I'm out! Ray: hOlY mOtHeR oF cHrIsT wHaT hAvE wE dOnE????!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱 Egon: *terrified beyond the capacity of any rational thought*

[@manuelebellisari4816]

I't's always wonderful to see this scene again...

[@1406-u7q]

0:06 I just love bill murray portray venkman on this scene. Ray and egon been hype like nerdy geek conspiracy theory when tracking ghost, meanwhile he just walking lazy behind them like boring guy, thinking "why the hell i'm join and doing this shit with them" XDXDXD

[@minicle426]

Nice that we finally got a proper conclusion to the Librarian ghost in the game.

[@CodingAbroad]

3:35 I never realised that you can see her transform from the old lady to the demonic version as the switch is so fast

[@williamshaw9047]

The transition is done with a white out from the actress with a fan blowing on her to the animatronic puppet.

[@mooseyman74]

I like the way ectoplasm was suddenly common knowledge after 1984

[@ElectricIguana]

Underrated score in this movie. There's a musical nod in this scene around 0:40 to Bela Bartok's Music for Strings (3. Adagio) which is also used in the Shining.

[@deanmorton6537]

Peter: What do we do?! Ray: I don't know. What do you think? Egon: "types on calculator" Peter: STOP THAT!!!!!!!

[@RVREVO]

Fitst time watched this scene i was a timid kid. As an adult years later i thought the transition was awesome

[@Darkmanfl]

This never gets old! ❤️👍🏻

[@randymiller938]

Lol "Get her!!"

[@stevencarter8801]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😁

[@OutyMan]

While "Get her" wasn't a very good plan, Ray was the only one to come up with something.

[@vaylonkenadell]

He just got overexcited.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

1:38 The book shelves falling down between Bill, Dan and Harold wasn't scripted and it accidental. But, Ivan Reitman liked it and kept it in the movie.

[@kathseye21]

Yes, I know. A crew member accedentally tiped it over.

[@Teckno77]

Haha brilliant that was great ad libbing.

[@jeffo9396]

@@kathseye21 That sure doesn't look accidental. I can see a crew member accidentally tripping over a camera cord, but how do you accidentally knock over a bookcase? lol

[@brandanbullard7620]

Egon You're mucus GThis happened to you before oh 1st time

[@pipoo1]

This scene scared the shit out of me as I 5 year old. It took me years to watch this scene without looking away from it.

[@RoddThunderheart]

"So what do we do?" 😆😆😆😆

[@dietdrpepper15]

'What do we do?' is such a sensible thing to ask.

[@greghelms4458]

Best line. “Listen….you smell something?”

[@robertodegooijer5714]

This scene scared me so much as a kid.... 😱😱

[@bunguz7991]

Me too lol

[@christopherdean1326]

One of the best "jump scares" I've ever had in a movie.

[@SGalliver]

I love her "Shuu". Especially in the game.

[@yoshifan3077]

1:38 to see when the bookcase fall was not part of the movie it was accidentally because of the crewmember hit the wall causing the bookcase to fall down and the actors did not know about that was gonna happen but they kept going with the acting which that was fantastic

[@kriscook2423]

As a librarian, I can tell you no librarian, living or dead, would make a mess out of a library. I'd be the ghost librarian putting away books and terrorizing those who disrespected my library and the books. Gotta admit I'd haunt the library so I'd have more time to read.

[@ChristianGazdun]

Ray: GET HER! Gray Lady: OOGA, BOOGA, BOOGA!!!!!!!!!!

[@scottmcmaster4927]

Such a well written screen play. Not a single wasted line, everything builds upon the story, character, and plot, without wasting a moment of the audiences time. Everything is concise and well shot. It is an example of what movie writers should do. So much better than the horrible, aimless, talentless 2016 attempt to copy it.

[@aeroripper]

The premise of that movie was crap, poor script and way too much improvising. "They were funny on SNL, so we'll just let them ad-lib the whole movie."

[@phildynerphotography5049]

“Listen! Do you smell something?” Is my favourite line 😂

[@envitech02]

I was just a kid when this came out. This scene scared the bejesus outta me.

[@hamzabeiruti6451]

This gave me nightmares as a kid! This scene should've done for libraries what Psycho (1960) did for showers!

[@buckheadstudios8998]

3:35 scared my out of my skin, yet it way insanely funny 😱😱😱😱🤣🤣🤣😆😆🤣

[@maryatkinson9201]

When Pete Venkman says "someone blows their nose and you wanna keep it" to Egon!! Gets me laughing everytime!!!😂😂

[@robertocaesar]

I read that the bookshelf fell down by accident. That could have been a major accident on the actors, but Murray and Akroyd improvised their reaction and kept on going.

[@afriendofbean]

@Roberto Suarez If that was true, then maybe Bill Murray added that line when he said to Dan Akroyd "has that happened to you before, first time?" and Ray only shook his head because he had no lines there.

[@loobear576]

No human could stack books like this well it happened

[@Chipchase780]

“ I’ve got a plan. GET HER !” 🤣

[@lazchurchyard1229]

Ray, if somebody asks if you're a god, YOU SAY YES!!

[@SkepticalChris]

This is the PERFECT way to setup a movie. The scene seems so ordinary, without anything strange happening....but then the calm but eerie music starts and then a few books float across the isle.........did she see it? Then when the card drawers slide out and the cards start flying out, that's when it gets scary, because you don't know what's pulling them out and how can they fly out so fast? Seriously this has to be one of the best way to setup a movie!

[@MikeLinPA]

The 80s haircut on Dan is cracking me up!

[@darrenmiller3296]

'No human being would stack books like this' - Took many years to realise Venkman was being sarcastic in this scene.

[@OldieWan]

Ha ha ha funny. I just made a similar comment here about 10 minutes ago. When I was a kid watching this in the mid 80's, when Peter said no human being would stack books like this I didn't know what sarcasm was. Watching this as an adult gives me such a different look on this movie and how wonderful it is when compared to 98% of movies made today.

[@darrenmiller3296]

@@OldieWan I know right? Just like when Dana said 'that's the bedroom, but nothing ever happened in there' and Venkman said 'what a crime' Best film ever.

[@OldieWan]

Ha ha ha. When I was a kid watching this in the mid 80's, when Peter said no human being would stack books like this I didn't know what sarcasm was. Watching this as an adult gives me such a different look on this movie and how wonderful it is when compared to 98% of movies made today. What happened Hollywood?

[@lazchurchyard1229]

The sarcasm is so dry and deadpan, too. Like, an actor today would use sarcastic inflection and eyerolls to convey it. Murray just knew by looking bored and contrasting to the interest of the others would convey it well enough. Skillful!

[@tjfSIM]

It's funny watching it now but this in a cinema in 1984 was bloody terrifying. It definitely had an impact on me.

[@coolguy4908]

i remember when i first saw this as a kid it scared the crap out of me

[@joevictor53]

I love how they brought her back for the video game

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Something funny about how they never go back and get those ghost. 😄

[@krypton7853]

I knew the moment I saw this scene,this film would be a classic.

[@skyblailock7248]

Ghostbusters (2009) really builds upon the Gray Lady making her a victim of the Gozerian Cult.

[@JRandaII]

"Listen...do you smell something...?" Lol, I say that all the time

[@mikefit3343]

Exactly what was the big idea of: “ Get her?”😂 egon had the best reaction moonwalking scared out of his wits!

[@Lane8492]

“STOP THAT!!!!!” LOL😂😂😂😂😂

[@MysteryManfrom79]

So funny, and all those just on their way to visit the library must be thinking who the hell where those guys? lol