REACTING to *Ghostbusters 2* SO UNDERRATED!!! (First Time Watching) 80s Movies

[@trinaq]

This movie definitely deserves more love. While not as iconic as the first, it still holds a special, nostalgic place in my heart.

[@pook304]

Most definitely does ah takes me back to 1989 where things was so much simpler all the things that was cool and awesome to enjoy such as this movie. Ghostbusters II indeed is quintessential nostalgia just as much as Super Mario Bros 3 was sure the original Mario Bros was like Ghostbusters was iconic and immortalized sure but nevertheless this movie to me holds the same exact level as the original does as so does Mario Bros 3 lol. 1989 ah so many awesome movies games heck all types of stuff from that year this movie being one of them.

[@chanceneck8072]

I love this one even more than the first one. So creative, great effects, great acting, it´s scary, exciting and the soundtrack just ROCKS!! 😎🤟🎧

[@chanceneck8072]

I paused at 16:50 and yelled "This is SO *AWESOME* !!!" 😅 *THIS* is how you set up a PLOT! Everyone at Disney and Lucasfilms take some god damn notes!!

[@chanceneck8072]

@@pook304 Wow, I love your comparison. That´s exactly right!

[@PrinceIMC]

It’s my least favorite Ghostbusters movie, but that’s still pretty good compared to a lot of other movies.

[@jpmasiongale2199]

Fun fact: around 18:35 when you guys noted, "we're driving even better now" , That was actually from a deleted scene that took place after the Ghostbusters visit the museum and check out the painting. If you notice Ray became entranced by the eyes, and Winston kept asking him afterwards, "you alright?" But then in the deleted scene, Ray becomes possessed temporarily and tries to kill them all by driving erratically, but eventually snaps out of it. The footage was filmed but the scene was cut, so the footage made it's way into the montage. Great reaction, love all of y'all's content.

[@mstaylor1073]

The comedy, the soundtrack, the writing it's a classic

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

My older cousin took me to see this in the theater, and I'm ashamed to say, I ran out screaming like a little whimp when Viggo started talking and shooting crap from his eyes. My cousin was so disappointed, but he was still nice enough to take me into the auditorium next door. We watched Honey, I Shrunk The Kids instead and it was so much fun. When Ghostbusters II came out on video, it took my at least 3 tries to get passed that Viggo scene and finally finish it. That was my right of passage into watching scary movies. A year later, I found myself watching Freddy, Jason, and Chucky. I love Ghostbusters 1, but for these reasons, Ghostbusters 2 has a special place in my heart.

[@Takeshi357]

How old were you? I was like five or six years old when this hit video and I rented and watched it so many times I threw a tantrum because my parents wouldn't give me more money to rent it again 😂

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

@@Takeshi357 5 and a half. Still remember the fear that Viggo instilled in me. Lol

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. Fyi He-Man was the Ghostbusters biggest competition . Also the kid who called them crap is the son of the director who I think directed Ghostbusters Afterlife. You should mind that ghost train was mention in the first movie :)

[@andreadeamon6419]

Yes - that was Jason. Another scene that was cut from the first movie had Jason his mom and sister. I found it on youtube. You can also see the dancing toaster in afterlife on KZbin (deleted scenes)

[@leonardolonghi3472]

the trial scene is really epic "Why don't you tell them you don't beleive in ghosts?" 🤣

[@TheGundamsword]

I love that they used the Nintendo controller for the Statue of Liberty. I remember playing with that.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That’s amazing!!

[@wantutosigh1117]

The NES advantage right?

[@nickmanzo8459]

@@wantutosigh1117 exactly.

[@LightStreak567]

I'm so glad you guys decided to watch Ghostbusters 2. I don't understand why this movie isn't respected as much as the prequel.

[@d3l3tes00n]

It was a cash grab & none of cast really wanted to do it. It's basically the first one all over again, but I do agree.. I've always enjoyed this one!

[@WaveGazer]

@@d3l3tes00n That's not completely true. They share story beats....but there are differences between to the two films.

[@LightStreak567]

@@d3l3tes00n I heard, Hollywood wanted Harold Ramis and Dan Akroyd to write up a script for Ghostbusters 2 even though they had no plans for a sequel. And ironically, Hollywood shot down Dan's numerous attempts of making a Ghostbusters 3 from 1999 to 2012. Dan's very first Ghostbusters 3 script was about the Ghostbusters literally going to Hell, with Satan/Lucifer himself as the antagonist.

[@nickmanzo8459]

@@LightStreak567 that’s true.

[@nickmanzo8459]

I really enjoy this one, I just think it’s not as good. That’s why I say Lord of the Rings is my favorite trilogy, Ghostbusters is my favorite movie.

[@aloneinthedark2024]

You guys make reactions fun because you're genuinely into it, awesome! 😊

[@xandra_5099]

I was TERRIFIED of taking baths all throughout my childhood because of the pink slime coming out of the faucet and drains. Out of all the horror movies I was allowed to watch as a kid, this one scared me the most.

[@ChristopherSEA]

You and me both! That scene traumatized me for years.

[@KyleCaf]

When I was a kid, I used to take baths and squeeze all the shampoo into the tub, acting like it was slime.

[@wallacewallaby5782]

The creepiest part for me as a kid was the severed tortured heads on sticks that appeared out of nowhere in the subway tunnel.

[@chanceneck8072]

I was obsessed with slime for a while... 😅

[@atraxisdarkstar]

The Host from X-Files had the same effect on me.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Movie has aged very well indeed, thanks guys

[@whitenoisereacts]

For sure!!

[@chaosmastermind]

I'm not very patriotic... but I will admit that the Statue of Liberty tromping down the street with that music playing got to even me. I love that part. It's truly inspiring.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Seeing Dan Aykroyd dance and sing makes me think about The Blues Brothers. Classic movie with one of the craziest car chase scenes ever :) It held the record for the most cars wrecked in a movie before its sequel deliberately wrecked one more car to beat it.

[@ISAACHALLEY3000]

There's also Ghostbuster the Video Game. It's technically part 3 XD Also written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis

[@thaneyberenice1231]

I love both movies so much. Also, I remember having the biggest crush on animated Egon from the TV series when I was little 😅

[@wallacewallaby5782]

The hair they gave Egon was phenomenal.

[@ShesBats]

This has always been my favorite. I still do the Do, Re, Egon joke 😁. It's why he's my favorite. These movies have great montages that just get you excited. And the villain, the part with the demon in the photos freaked me out, but they saved it with the really big head jokes, otherwise I would have cried. Ghosts, ok. Killer dolls and zombies, I'm the first to wanna see it, but demons 😱 too spooky. But I still watch 🤭. You can't beat the music and moving statue, it was all very well done

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

That was very funny.

[@erikawilliams9558]

I still picture that lady's stole coming to life whenever i see fur coats. Also, i googled epididymis....just now realized Egon was trying to make a dirty joke...

[@Maxwellish]

so glad you checked this out, i’m so surprised you guys don’t have more views, been watching for ages, keep it up lads!

[@WittyKittyRitzy]

"More interested in my epididymis." Very nerdy biology reference to the, ..nether regions 🤣😅

[@sistergwennith]

When Winston busts the door with the fire extinguisher and puts out the flames, I fall even more in love with Ernie Hudson

[@seasickviking]

FUN FACT: The ghost train that charged right through Winston in GB2 was actually previously foreshadowed early on in the first movie. Back when the Ghostbusters first gain popularity and the theme is playing in the background, a balding news reporter can be heard saying "Heck, my grandma used to spin yarns about a spectral locomotive..." Reitman's kids are in the movie. Ivan's son (Jason) was the rude birthday boy in the beginning while his daughter (Catherine) played the girl that Egon was experimenting on.

[@michellelamar8965]

and the rude kid of course grew up to direct Ghostbusters Afterlife.

[@waynequashie8381]

The Ghostbusters riding inside the Statue of Liberty🗽, run by positively charged(formerly stress-related)pink slime on the streets of New York City to save Dana and her son from Viggo was both funny and epic at the same time!!!🤣

[@shainewhite2781]

This is the first GHOSTBUSTERS movie I saw on HBO when I was 5 years old and it scared the hell out of me, parts anyway. This movie got killed at the box office due to the success of Back To The Future 2, Lethal Weapon 2, BATMAN 89, and Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade. It made $220 million dollars against a $50 million dollar budget. Critic Roger Ebert gave this movie a thumbs down, as he said in his review that he watched the movie in a crowded theater in Michigan, and there was one person laughing at the movie.

[@wantutosigh1117]

I saw all those movies on 1989, except Lethal Weapon 2. You forget Karate Kid III. Siskel and Ebert have gotten plenty of things wrong.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

I was only born 87 so wasn't until early 90s when I began watching all the 80s classics on vhs But compared to today it seems everyone was spoilt with so many awesome movies in the 80s that they took many for granted not knowing that 2 generations in the future the cinema would become a boring place to visit due to rehashed , lacklustre and cheap cgi superhero movies

[@sexysadie2901]

Roger Ebert was a moron.

[@filipvadas7602]

I genuenly don't understand why this movie gets so much hate. Sure, it doesn't delve into the creepy and occult as much as the first one and its more kid friendly But ,overall, it still has the same charm and wit as the original and exploring stuff outside of Gozer was good worldbuilding

[@WalkerRileyMC]

I think it was mostly because it was 'more of the same.' The plot, once distilled, was literally the exact same thing. They also basically hit the reset button when it came to everyone's relationships instead of having them grow and evolve over the time skip.

[@hamhockbeans]

​@@WalkerRileyMCAlso if you notice Winston shaved off his beard because the studio wanted him to match the Real Ghostbusters cartoon Winston. Ghostbusters 2 was about merchandising but I always loved it.

[@JamesASharp]

I've loved this film since Day one. I've never understood the hate that some of the fans have given this movie. It's a very decent sequel. Great reaction guys! 👍🏿 And congratulations on 90K subscribers! 🎊 You guys should hit 100K before the end of this year. Keep up the great work and content.

[@DCComicsGamer]

Ghostbusters 2 is one of the earliest movies I can remember watching as a kid, I think I saw it before the first, and I love it. It's a little more scripted than the first but I love it, I have never understood. Also, it literally took me watching it with you guys RIGHT NOW to realize that Egon's scientific research at the beginning of the movie is exactly what happens later in the story! MY FAN THEORY: I frickin' love the Scoleri Brothers, and my theory is that these ghosts - two Italian brothers, one fat, one thin - are meant to be evil Mario and Luigi! Louis even mentions playing Super Mario Bros later in the movie, and that controller used on the Statue of Liberty is a NES joystick - so the filmmakers were definitely fans! Please give the Ghostbusters 2016 reboot a go as well as Afterlife. It's a lot more of a comedy, and a lot different in tone, but I feel it gets unnecessarily hated.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

11:18 When I was a child and saw this movie for the first time, I saw nightmares about Vigo.

[@MikeyFilms]

This movie wasn't well received when it originally released but over the years has gained a big following, it's because of its original box office bust and Bill Murray's hesitancy that caused it so long to get a sequel

[@chanceneck8072]

I paused at 16:50 and yelled "This is SO *AWESOME* !!!" 😅 *THIS* is how you set up a PLOT! Everyone at Disney and Lucasfilms take some god damn notes!!

[@melodramatic7904]

This was one of the first movies I ever saw in theaters so it will always have a special place in my heart.

[@MrGittz]

Actually the movie did pretty well at the box office. Just not as good as the first. It cost 30 million & made about 220million. Add in VHS sales and the movie made a bunch of money. What’s funny, and what people forget, is that when Ghostbusters 2 opened in June 1989 it set the record for the biggest opening weekend of all time. The movie held the record for exactly one week when a little movie called “Batman” with Michael Keaton opened. Batman was such a huge hit it took a big portion of GB2’s audience. It did receive mixed reviews from critics though. I’ve never understood the hate. Is it as good as the original? Heck no. But it’s still really funny and who doesn’t love spending time with these characters?

[@ComicPhreak]

The soundtrack for this movie had many heavy hitters in hip hop and r&b.

[@btnhstillfire]

The green ghost is Slimer. Hes a popular character in the lore. Hes a good guy…

[@benedictobahteraemmanuelle3550]

you want egon backstory? okay, his first toy was a microscope, his second toy was a stethoscope and his third toy were agar plates to collect spores molds and fungus

[@PriceFamPrime]

BTW, the baby was played by twins, who were nephews of the singer John Denver.

[@trainradioable]

I watched this for the first time in the theater with my older sister. She took me to a lot of movies in the late 80s.

[@WeerdMunkee]

Jason Reitman himself (2:54) telling everyone that the Ghostbusters are full of crap!! 🤣

[@baconsoup1864]

Another old movie I'd suggest is A League of Their Own. I saw someone was making a reboot show of it and saw they changed a lot of it. I remember the original movie and how good it was, it also had Tom hanks so that was a plus too. I hope you guys watch it and enjoy it! As always I love your reactions

[@jason42080]

Fun fact The Mug with a balloon inside was actually handed out to Movie Theater Viewers of Ghostbusters 2 during the 2 weeks of the movie's release

[@williammatthews693]

The psychiatric doctor interviewing the Ghostbusters in the asylum is Bill Murray's brother Brian Doyle-Murray.

[@moonfisher]

This movie flopped in the theater, but it’s now iconic amongst us Gen X. We joked about putting a poster of Viggo the Carpathian up in our kids’ nursery haha

[@Trenchcoat3]

Both disturbing and hilarious 😂

[@katpiercemusic]

It was the kid in the birthday party who told them they were full of crap. That was Jason Reitmann.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Oh shoot!!! Ok

[@melissaloveless1590]

Loved this, if y'all haven't seen the movie (overboard) with Goldie Hawn and kurt Russell, please react to it, it's a great comedy, I promise you'll love it. 💗

[@Knightcowboy89]

I just hope y'all also react to Ghostbusters Afterlife. It serves as a sequel to 1 and 2 and is an excellent follow-up. Just ignore the 2016 Ghostbusters movie, it completely ignores 1 and 2 like they never happened and also isn't even a good movie in general.

[@whitenoisereacts]

It’s on Patreon now

[@andreadeamon6419]

I completely agree

[@Arthaius]

- Yeah I didn't care for the one with the lady Ghostbusters, other than the Cameos with the Original team members - seeing them in the movie for about 1 minute each, were the best 3 minutes of the movie. Oh, and I enjoyed that Chris Hemsworth (Thor) was a character in the movie, he was actually pretty amusing.

[@wantutosigh1117]

Afterlife is ok and all but is no where near as good as these two movies.

[@wallacewallaby5782]

I wasn't a fan of the 2016 one or Afterlife. Afterlife just ripped off the story from the first movie and replaced the Ghostbusters with little kids, and nothing interesting happens until around the mid way point in the movie.

[@commsense1979]

I remember seeing this in the movie theater when I was 9 years old. Loved it!

[@CathleenMJennings80]

i LOVED Ghostbusters Afterlife. I've never been the BIGGEST fan of the movies but it definitely was part of my childhood. So, I was surprised at how sentimental and touching Afterlife made me feel! I'm happy you guys watched the first 2 before seeing it... can't wait for your reaction!

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

Fun fact:Dan Ackroyd also cameoed as Ray in the live action Casper the friendly ghost movie.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

😂 I hated that moustache but anyway ' who you gonna call??? Someone else!!!'

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

@@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952 Same

[@nickmanzo8459]

That was the only part of the Casper movie I liked XD

[@martinbraun1211]

Please watch GREMLINS 2!

[@jessicacooper5622]

I agree this movie is underrated! I watched this so many times as a teenager. My best friend at the time would yell “I am Vigo!” Every time we passed the vigo olive oil at the grocery store lol.

[@chrisreinhardt5493]

I would really love to see what you guys think of the movie Highlander, starring Christopher Lambert, Roxanne Heart, Clancy Brown and Sean Connery. This a cult classic from 80's with sequels, and television spin-offs has aged like fine wine getting better over time. Though in the theaters it didn't do very well it became a cult classic over time. Every person I know that has seen it said they love this movie.

[@Arthaius]

- True that man! I have always Loved Highlander - Christopher Lambert does the role so well, and Sean Connery, always a perfect role in everything he does. Even in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which received not great reviews he still played his role so well. I even loved the Highlander series from Television, with Duncan MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod (I think they were cousins?), it was also a great series always enjoyed watching that show too. I sure hope they see this comment and decide to accept your recommendation, it is such a great film. Besides, I don't know that too many Reaction channels have even covered this movie yet, so they may be able to be the first ones to cover this film, it's always good to be the first one to do something, rather than to be one of the ones that follow after others already have - they could be #1 :)

[@LongandWeirdName]

Quick question to other fans of Highlander. Do you consider The Kurgan evil? I get it. He's not the grumpy, but loveable cop, friend of Connor, the android sent by Cyberlife, that Clancy portrays in Detroit: Become Human, or the wise doctor he plays in ER, but... He's not exactly evil. Born to a Slavic equivalent of Sparta, long before Connor, didn't have the luck of being taught by a caring mentor... He's a victim of his circumstance, drunk on quickenings of a whole lot of powerful immortals. I'd love to read your thoughts on him.

[@Arthaius]

@@LongandWeirdName - Well, I'm personally going to go with Yeah he is pretty Evil - he had centuries to learn and adapt to other modern cultures, and the whole raping and killing of Connors wife just to hurt him ... sorry can't forgive the guy because of " bad Upbringing "

[@LongandWeirdName]

@@Arthaius Your comment got shadowed. Most likely because you used the r word(rhymes with Snape). And onto your arguments... Even the Old Testament is okay with taking the women of your slain enemy for your own(Judges 21:14, if I remember right). Only if you don't have a woman fo your own, though, as in other places God advocates for killing the women and children along with the men of enemy tribes and warns that if you have a child with a captive woman, the son will grow up rebelious. The world was a harsher place back in those times. You also have to take into account that he didn't know Heather was a MacLeod woman. Ramirez, the Spanish Peacock, acted like she was his girl. To the victor go the spoils. And he was a lonely man. Why was he lonely? He was an immortal. He couldn't mix with normal humans. Couldn't live among them without causing fear and jealousy of his superhuman speed, strength, longevity, stamina, etc. How could he learn from a society if he had to be outside of one ever since his immortality was revealed?

[@Arthaius]

@@LongandWeirdName - Shadowed huh, so what does that mean, it isn't deleted but it's hard to see?? And that's pretty stupid I mean, it isn't a swear word, it is a legitimate term to describe a crime - If I write Steal, Theft, Robbery, Fraud, etc would it be the same? How about The K word rhymes with Bill? How about the M word that was RedRum in the mirror? If I write " Insider Trading " does it get flagged? How about Flatulence - that is offensive, lol. Expectorate is another one. Is Assault allowed in written form? Sorry it is just so fascinating, the things pantywaisted censorship queens get all bent out of shape over. Besides, what ever happened to freedom of speech, and freedom of the press? when they do a news report, on TV or in the paper, it's not censored, why should it be here? In regards to the whole Highlander thing, well, I still think he doesn't need to be as ruthless and violent as he is, seems like none of the other Chosen from Zeist were that way. Don't get me wrong, some of his character points are awesome, I love how he gets in the car and looks at the old lady and says "Mom!" then drives crazy around in her car, it's friggin Hilarious, lol but he's still a freakin douche bag, could have calmed down and such over a few hundred years, the rest of them seemed to figure it out.

[@wantutosigh1117]

Glad you guys loved this movie. I've loved it ever since I saw it as a kid in 1989. NYC was very different in those days. Had a lot of crime and peep shows and a very different vibe in general. But New Yorkers can come together in a big way and this film does a good job portraying that. Some of your comments are a little strange but overall glad you liked it and the movie deserves more love in general.

[@Trenchcoat3]

So many sequels these days try to replicate all the same beats as the first. I love that they came up with a totally new story for this one. Same characters and based in the same world, but a whole new adventure rather than a copy/paste of the first.

[@wallacewallaby5782]

Yep. It's the main reason I didn't like Afterlife because they just ripped off the plot from the first movie instead of trying something new. I wish they had chosen a new big bad for that movie instead of being lazy and having Gozer, Terror Dogs and Marshmallow man-babies.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Yeah GB2 was a fully fledged Ghostbusters adventure

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Peter MacNicol was so weird and funny as Janosz. 28:17 Annie Potts looked hot in this film with the hair and glasses.

[@michaelserot6844]

Slimer was actually a young lady in a body suit. Her name is Robin Shelby and I've known her for about 10 years. She was also a bridge troll in Willow with Val Kilmer and Warrick Davis. She also went on to play "Lady Slimer" in the 2016 GB reboot

[@baeleth]

I highly recommend playing Ghostbusters: The Video Game, originally released in 2009 and then rereleased more recently with an hd update. It was written by Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd and works extremely well as a third movie. Even if you didn't want to play it (it's fun, so why not?), there are at least a couple people who have edited the cutscenes and a little gameplay into a movie on KZbin.

[@andrewsawyer1375]

Yes, finally seeing someone reacting to part 2. Not sure if anyone has, but you are the 1st I have seen.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Of course!!!

[@TroySteele17]

Hell yeah Ghostbusters 2!!! You know what that means.. Ghostbusters afterlife neeeexxxxxttt! I was born in 1980 and this movie came out when I was 4yrs old and my family all went to the drive in theater & I’m enjoying watching you guys see the Ghostbusters movies for the first time.

[@lanagievski1540]

I always preferred this over the first as a kid for some reason. Still love it

[@Jsspres]

Ghostbusters Afterlife will have references to 1 and 2. The Real Ghostbusters cartoon series went from 1986 until 1992. So Ghostbusters 2 is a little more kid friendly.

[@davelewis8270]

Too many references imo. I am wondering if all these reboots have this many references and it's just that I know that films too well

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Kid friendly Severed heads on spikes slime that is one shade off from resembling blood Vigo head stretching out painting Slime monster oozing from the bathtub taps Vagina innuendo venkman makes when responding with ' who wouldn't ' when egon suggests gynecological tests on dana ( which is gross) Egon responds that college chicks are only interested in his epididymis ( the tube where Semen builds up) yeah that's also gross

[@tracy4290]

@@davelewis8270 I'd say that Ghostbusters Afterlife is less of a reboot and more of a sequel or continuation. The 2016 Ghostbusters film was meant to be a reboot (acting as if 1 & 2 didn't happen).

[@mikesterling729]

The guy at the mental hospital who said, "We'll do whatever's necessary." is Bill Murray's brother, Brian Doyle Murray.

[@waynequashie1338]

"OW!!! OW!!!! Oh, do you ever fall for it- the old 'man-eating toaster' bit!!!" - Peter Venkman

[@tomkat2182]

This movie used to scare the hell out of me, the way the painting looks at her would FREAK me out

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Bathtub scene The river of slime trying to grab rays legs But yes! Vigo head stretching out the painting early on for some reason as a kid I would slightly fast forward each time on the vhs player

[@cab12300751]

Don't get me wrong, the ghostbusters song from the first movie is iconic, but "On Our Own" from this movie absolutely SLAPS. give it a listen sometime.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

On our own is pure awesomeness

[@StorytellerDan]

Never knew why people gave the sequel so much shit. I still think it´s great!

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

As a kid I would watch GB2 on vhs in 91/92 over and over and even once faked being unwell so I could have a day off from school because I again badly wanted to watch it on the Ferguson vhs player 😂

[@wallacewallaby5782]

I watched it loads too, and still have the collector cards that you'd get with bubble gum from back then. Good times.

[@andreadeamon6419]

You'll love afterlife. We haven't been to a theater in years - but we went twice for this one. Cried like a baby both times. You'll see why

[@andreadeamon6419]

Btw - they're filming another movie to be released 2023

[@Coughdropaddict]

There was a deleted scene right after Ray looks at the painting for the first time where Vigo possess him as he's driving Ecto 1 and tries to make them crash.

[@laurenherda2415]

Excellent sequel love this franchise so much, Rick Moranis is hilarious the entire courtroom scene always has me dying laughing

[@mobstercassidy9400]

Rick Moranis is definitely a good actor. One of my favorite movies with him is My Blue Heaven.

[@Arthaius]

@@mobstercassidy9400 - Ever seen Strange Brew? that is one of my favorite Rick Moranis characters - I actually haven't seen any other channels react to that film yet, could be a good choice to do first before any other reactors do it.

[@Arthaius]

@@mobstercassidy9400 - Oh yeah, and how about "Spaceballs" ? that is another great Rick Moranis movie. :)

[@mobstercassidy9400]

@@Arthaius Obviously of course - Spaceballs is one of the movies any nerd has to have in their collection. Its just that My Blue Heaven doesn't seem to be as well known 'cause I've never seen any reactor react to it and it has comedy gold with Rick Moranis and Steve Martin. So that is why I mentioned that one.

[@mobstercassidy9400]

@@Arthaius I've heard of Strange Brew, but have yet to have a chance to see it for myself, though I did see a few clips from it that a classmate used for a class project in the Shakespeare class we had together.

[@janudtujan35]

So between a fight between Gozer and Vigo, who would win?

[@hashtagfilm]

Growing up, my grandfather used to record movies on tape, and he labelled this as Ghostbusters 1, so I thought this was the first movie. I personally love it. The first is clearly a classic, but I think the sequel is more polished, and I personally enjoy watching it more. And the horror elements are a great touch.

[@GrisbaneAddams]

Slimer was a woman in a foam costume with her legs blue-screened out. That redesign, done because the producers wanted to cash in on the cartoon (which, paradoxically, they also meddled with to make more kid-friendly so as to be in line with this movie), was part of what really held this movie down for all us kids when it came out. We still loved it because it's all we had, but we were annoyed by how they softened the harder edges of the first one.

[@bluemarvel-mf2yu]

That Bill's brother he's talking to on that psychic show btw!!😁

[@LightStreak567]

One thing I like about Ghostbusters 2 is how it fleshes out Venkman's personality, since he is my favorite Ghostbuster. It hints that the reason why he is so focused on finding the right woman for him is probably because he didn't get much love from his mom or something like that. He is like the mood slime, except he wants to absorb positive emotional vibes from a woman.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Nice point about fleshing out venkmans character but ever since I was a kid and now I don't get why venkman is still the most popular ghostbuster When I was just 3-4 years old when my dad put on Ghostbusters for me I clearly saw that ray stantz was the most enthusiastic and hands on practical of the Ghostbusters, him and egon would have worked endless hours up into the night designing, building , conversing ideas and the science of it all and ray would be there in dirty overalls and a cigarette in mouth assembling the proton packs and gadgets together with hoarded parts and screws/screwdriver plus discussed or researched the practical possibility off catching ghosts , years of watching as an adult and still see stantz as the greatest Ghostbuster plus it shows through as Dan Aykroyd was enthusiastic about paranormal studies in real life, Bill Murray only did the 1984 film on condition he gets to make his own movie ' razors edge' in 1985 Bill Murray kept everyone in the dark and just finally showed up out of the blue on the first day of filming , bad attitude Venkman just shows up and makes bombastic confident remarks and he somehow gets to be the kids hero

[@chanceneck8072]

Unpopular opinion: I don't like Bill Murray. (Anymore) I think he's overrated af and definitely overrated by himself. I think the way he was basically the only thing standing in the way of a Ghostbusters 3 (perhaps for the better, why don't know if it would have been a disaster) and then when Paul Feig tried to revamp the franchise with 4 women (we all know how that turned out, facepalm) all of a sudden he decides to be on board for that. I've heard that he was one of those "difficult to deal with" types of actors on numerous sets which I don't appreciate. It has something to do with respect and ever since that interview when he said "I only did it because I knew these girls were funny" I could never take him seriously anymore. He was amazing in Groundhog Day and even Zombieland of course and I'll always love to re-watch those movies. But Ghostbusters 2016 sucked and Ghostbusters Afterlife wasn't all that much greater.... My favorite Ghostbuster is still and always has been and always will be Ray.

[@LightStreak567]

Unpopular opinion or not, an opinion is an opinion. As I recall back in 2011, Bill Murray said he would do another Ghostbusters movie if they killed him off (Which explains why they killed off his character the paranormal skeptic in the 2016 remake), and though he disliked working on Ghostbusters 2, he LOVED working on the 2009 Ghostbusters game.

[@chanceneck8072]

@@LightStreak567 That shows! I heard the game was awesome! Anyway, you have to understand that I´ve become very cautious with stating my opinions on the internet. I´ve already had arguments with people who thought, Chris Hemsworth was hilarious in the 2016 movie. Which I wouldn´t do anymore these days. I really don´t know, what I should tell such people anymore. Sometimes I´m sick of the fact that so many different opinions exist myself......

[@LightStreak567]

@@chanceneck8072 Awesome?! It is a masterpiece! In fact, the game's story was written by Dan Akroyd and Harold Ramis, which means the 2009 Ghostbusters game was the last Ghostbusters script they've written! Back in 2009-2012, Dan Akroyd said many times that he considers the game to be the third movie, since the game's story is set in 1991, less than two years after Ghostbusters 2. But now that Ghostbusters Afterlife is here, the 2009 game is actually Ghostbusters 2.5 Know what is much more beautiful about the game? You play as a new Ghostbuster, meaning you get to imagine yourself busting ghosts alongside Peter, Winston, Egon and Ray!

[@WeerdMunkee]

You don't recognize Kevin Dunn (5:20) as being the dad in the first several Transformers movies?? I'm stunned!! 😯

[@SirPaladin]

We've just spent the last three years watching a sizeable chunk of the population not believe in diseases, vaccines or masks. Folks denying the ghosts attack in New York is now the MOST plausible thing in this entire movie.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Correction : We've spent years witnessing and learning about actual dangerous and deadly diseases like ebola and smallpox We just weren't gonna be turnt into frightened little lambs over something that has officially been declared as having 99.8% survival rate Everyone wore masks during Spanish flu 50 million people died - yeah cloth face coverings really worked didn't they Move on with your life get over yourself

[@lindsays6631]

I'd love to see your reaction to Ghostbusters Answer the Call. While it catches a lot of flak, I don't think it's as bad as lots of people claim it is, and I'd like to see your thoughts

[@ivaneames4354]

Its only just struck me that it was a good thing that Peter didn't go into the tunnels with the others. That meant there was one Ghostbuster still with Dana to protect her and Oscar, especially if something happened to the orhers whe they were underground.

[@krissiep1317]

Best reaction ever! Thanks, guys!

[@joshuacampbell7493]

When you guys gonna watch Ghostbusters Afterlife it also have Mid & post credit scenes. Do not forget them.

[@whitenoisereacts]

We watched all of them!!

[@jarekvelchek802]

@@godefroidkayombo5584 they are not going to see the 2016 movie it’s not good.

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@godefroidkayombo5584 i agree - the movie sux

[@wallacewallaby5782]

@@jarekvelchek802 It's not good, but neither is Afterlife.

[@jarekvelchek802]

@@wallacewallaby5782 Afterlife was a treat for me because I finally went back to the theaters since Corona.

[@123haninhk]

As animators, I hope you'd react to more classic animated movies such as Snow White and Pinocchio. Even better, react to Don Bluth's animations such as Secret of NIMH and An American Tail: Fievel Goes West.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

I'm dying for them to watch "The CroOds" as well! lol

[@juliell2139]

I second the motion of more Don Bluth. Must do NIMH and The Land Before Time

[@SkeleTonHammer]

18:50 The ghosts in Ghostbusters 2 (and 1) were both done using puppets, generally. Slimer for instance (the green one that eats a lot) is a real live puppet - they record its real live performance of him shoveling food into his mouth, then composite him over the footage with a ghostly effect and transparency. That's why it looks so photorealistic, and animates so well. I think a few things, like the Scolari brothers, are a bit of stop motion.

[@IsleofJaya]

The Epididymitis is the inflammation of the tube at the back of the testicle that stores and carries sperm. Thank you Egon😅

[@Ash-ww6wg]

34:24 I don't know if anyone else noticed, but isn't that Cheech Marin from Cheech and Chong?

[@JaceD4V1S88]

GHOST JOGGER: The Jogger's origins were undiscovered but based on the habit of checking its pulse, it was believed he died a sudden death like a heart attack.[2] The Jogger manifested several times each day on Central Park's running paths. Runners and horses were scared by his sudden appearances but the ghost started out as mostly benign. However, as he appeared more and more, the ghost became more aggressive and even began shoving runners out of his way.[3] The Ghostbusters were able to easily calculate the time of its next manifestation thanks to its predictable routes. Peter sat on a park bench near the reservoir with a Trap and captured it. POLARITY RECTIFICATION TRIPODS: In late 1989, some kind of major P.K.E. storm blew through Orrefors and affected the silicon molecules in the glass for sale. As a result, the very expensive glass items floated in mid-air. The Ghostbusters utilized the Polarity Rectification Tripods to neutralize the psychic disturbance. They set up one tripod in each of the four corners of the main display case. On Egon Spengler's word, Winston Zeddemore and Ray Stantz threw the switches. The tripods activated and lasers shot out. They effectively neutralized the glass but they simply came crashing down and shattered into pieces.

[@generalscheisskopf7435]

Any reactors who show love for Ghostbusters 2 gets a subscription. And it definitely is underrated. I think in some ways it's even better than the first one. Oh, and your ghostly lighting for the video is a nice touch!

[@eskreskao]

Is it just me, or does clean-shaven Ernie Hudson look YOUNGER than he did in the FIRST movie?

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

No.1 - a moustache adds at least 3-5 years on appearance No.2 - looking at hudson now it's quite clear that this dude ages extremely slowly

[@supersentaiguy]

Slimer was a body suit worn by actress robin shelby who also is lady slimer’s voice in the 2016 movie. All ghosts are actors in costume or suits

[@Phoenix-ug1ru]

38:13 literally some anime shit right there, going through everyone, gathering the good vibes to put it into a single attack on the building and shatter the evil defense

[@meghanmonroe]

This one is definitely my favorite.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Honestly, I've only two real complaints about this film: the humor went more kid-friendly due to the popularity of the Ghostbusters cartoon series, and they didn't use the original score. The music in this film has too many really schmaltzy 80s tracks. That aside, the guys are all still really funny and work great together, and the effects have stepped up from the first one. By the way, make sure you stay through the credits of Afterlife...there's some good stuff there at the very end.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I sorta actually appreciated

[@tonyyul703]

@@whitenoisereacts before you watch afterlife there is an actual video game of Ghostbusters and it completely explained what happened after Ghostbusters 2 and they even going to detail as to how to actually catch a ghost with the proton pack....

[@tonyyul703]

@@whitenoisereacts the mood slime or psychomagnetic Theory is a substance that feeds off negative emotion in fact Egon was researching the idea back in his laboratory where Dana was talking to him... But basically it's a feedback loop you give it negative energy it'll it'll say some of it and then force it back into you making you more and more aggressive and each time it gets aggressive is feeding off more of it and eventually it'll do what you saw..... Moose line is insanely potent anything dead will be reanimated no matter how old it is. It can even reanimate inanimate objects things that don't necessarily move

[@jasonhoagland8444]

The reason I came around to this movie is because I realized the best part of the Ghostbusters franchise is the deadpan one-liners, and GB2 really delivers on that level. And Afterlife really delivers on that, too.

[@nickmanzo8459]

The epididymus is the hose that connects the testes to the urethra, also called the sperm Highway XD

[@waynequashie1338]

One of my favorite moments of this movie was when the Ghostbusters brought The Statue of Liberty to life and then walking through the city using the positively charged mood slime and playing a Jackie Wilson song!!!!🗽

[@Otisboy121]

Also The kid who calls the ghostbusters Crap, who’s name is Jason is actually Jason Reitman, son of the Ivan and the filmmaker of GB: Afterlife.

[@EctoCorvis13]

Slimer was actually a person in a suit. Her name is Robin Shelby and she's a very sweet person

[@rccraig7580]

In case no mentioned it. The doctor the Ghostbusters were speaking to is Brian Doyle Murray. Bill Murray's brother.

[@sannaolsson9106]

This movie and the painting scared me alot as a kid. I had nightmares about him lol

[@chuumon95]

You and me both. That’s why I really wanted to fight Vigo in the anniversary video game.

[@leeneufeld4140]

John Denver was the uncle of the babies that played Oscar.

[@w1wsoar620]

Have you notice how many movies Bill and his brother Brian Doyle-murray are in together. Brian was the phyc doc. Brian was also with him in caddyshack and thee caddy manager. Also both scrooged and a few other ones.

[@trumpsdailytruthsmakelibsc6952]

Groundhog day is the only other one I can think of

[@Narutoanime16g]

I’d love to see what you guys think of Homey I shrunk the kids next

[@kornrok1]

A did you know. The script for Ghostbusters 2 was in fact the original screenplay. The first movie was originally going to introduce an already established team of Ghostbusters who were not appreciated and treated as frauds. Vigo the villain is the only real big change from the script as it was always Gozer the destroyer that was their first though-up villain. I can't remember who decided to make the change, but it was agreed to give the Ghostbusters an origin story of which makes a lot more sense and worked in their favor.

[@15blackshirt]

Besides Ghostbusters Afterlife, there's a third person shooter/adventure titled Ghostbusters: The Videogame. There's also an animated series titled The Real Ghostbusters

[@Relaxedplaythroughs]

Slimer was a puppet with special effects layered over. Its how they did it for the first movie too I think.