Who You Gonna Call: A Ghostbusters Retrospective | GHOSTBUSTERS

[@fiendishmaven]

Rest In Peace Ivan Reitman! Your work and legacy will speak for you forever.

[@lukeskywalker6809]

One of the best movies of all time. A genuine classic.

[@hemi5.7awdpursuit5]

Wow profile so iconic if you removed the name we will still know it’s Luke Skywalker

[@hideofreakingkojima5457]

​@gorgoroth1919 The National Film Registry added Ghostbusters to the list *of THE most important American Films* in 2015. And yes, the National Film Registry does consider Ghostbusters to be on the list with Citizen Kane, Schindler's List, 2001 Space Odyssey, and Chinatown.

[@vortexrace]

@jon jon Brasileiro haha you must have a hard time finding anything as basically everything is made in China. Or st least made then then shipped and assembled in somewhere else.

[@saveourplanet0139]

Yep, and no remake or sequel will ever be as good as it! Everything came together just right in this movie!

[@Cerdo_asqueroso]

Are you really Luke Skywalker?

[@ljman6789]

I am in the Limo- car service business in LA. I got to drive Harold Ramis back in 2009 From Santa Monica to LAX . Very Kind Genuine Man , I told him right away that I was a fan and it was a pleasure to meet and serve him . He came to the front passenger seat and we talked for roughly 30 minutes . He had mentioned ghostbusters 3 was in development . I wish he would still be here and was involved with the new ghostbusters film .

[@onelead]

Awesome

[@davidjoe3368]

How cool is that!

[@iancadwallender9779]

Seriously cool.lovely man

[@underworlddreams1]

@Jonathan Heiss I got that game on Nintendo wii and I loved it so much that I got the remastered version on Nintendo switch.

[@underworlddreams1]

Or maybe I'm just crazy enough to buy a great game twice.

[@ryanbratoc]

If you are a 70s or 80s or even a early 90s baby how could anybody thumbs down this? A stroll down memory lane....!

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Mr.Aykyrod you’re an absolute legend, God Bless you sir, thanks for being a part of my great childhood....R.I.P. HAROLD RAMIS

[@photonickitten1074]

@Jimmy Kimmel In BlackFace im not sure what you saw, but he deff blames paul fieg. www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/6t8m9a/dan_aykroyd_solely_blames_paul_feig_for_the/

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

@Jimmy Kimmel In BlackFace he was being held by the balls by the feminazi ran Hollywood...not one of the original cast liked that abomination...look at them on Jimmy Kimmel...their faces said it all...

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Rick Moranis is a great man....he’s equally important as any Ghostbuster, like Dan said

[@jjpitts1307]

I agree completely, wouldn't have been the same movie without him, he even carries the sequel... Would love to see him come out of retirement to be in the new movie

[@yuothineyesasian]

He was born to wear that suit...

[@gokaury]

I love John Candy, but the movie wouldn't have worked as much as it did without Rick in that role instead.

[@The_Knight_Mayor]

@@jjpitts1307 He has come out of retirement for the Honey I shrunk the kids disney+ sequel series starring Josh Gadd as his grown up son Nick. 100% confirmed. We may see him show up for G3

[@ssaunders1122]

@@The_Knight_Mayor already confirmed he is not gonna be in it sadly. But his reason for stepping out of the spotlight is totally understandable.

[@Ronin.84]

I'm was borned in 1984 and saw The Real Ghostbusters tv series late 80's early 90's and the two movies are a big part of my childhood. R.I.P Harold Ramis

[@jdwarden5763]

It’s so awesome to hear Dan go into technobabble mode, all I hear is Ray being Ray.

[@RandomAccessDreams]

I love these characters because they really are extensions of themselves in real life. Dan IS Ray, Bill IS Peter, Harold IS Egon.

[@interqward1]

Ivan Reitman, easily the most under-rated director of all time.

[@jaxxh6529]

i like both movies part 1 and 2. even played the games and they are great

[@jaxxh6529]

evenn in part 2. the drive the statue of liberty with a... nes controler seriously great hahahahahahahaha

[@NavasGonzalo]

Elmer Bernsteins soundtrack is one of my favorites of all time. I Love Reitman for pointing the importance of the soundtrack he made.

[@isolationdisorder]

Too bad they never talked about Ernie! His portrayal as a guy who just needed a job and ends up involved in saving the world from crazy supernatural entities is an amazing part of the films, for me.

[@rambo8863]

Yeah he was kinda our ground wire, keeping the universe from flowting away on hover technology. Ray and Egon was the scientist. Vickman was the advocate that kept the hole gang out of troubel with the law. Vickman knew who he had to trick to get his way. Cant remember what the receptionist was call but she made the home base feel like.... Well a HOME base. She made things flow much easyer story wise

[@fjorgyn7438]

@@rambo8863 Venkman*

[@JohnH20111]

@@rambo8863Janine Melnitz

[@happyhammer1]

For some reason it always puts a smile on my face when Dan Aykroyd calls Bill Murray "Billy."

[@TyroneDaviesWELSHMAN]

How can anyone not love this interview.. I am bemused that 31 people have disliked this! Insanity.. Cats and Dogs living together... Mass hysteria... More power to them all!

[@nebularain3338]

Why are you so butthurt about some numbers on a website? Are you so insecure that you have to have everyone like what you enjoy? Art is subjective, so leave the popularity nonsense to the pop stars.

[@djr_drums]

Hahahaha. Valentines Day.......bummer

[@1nn3r3V1L]

its the 31 people who sat in the theaters to watch the 2016 remake

[@wyattcole5452]

@@nebularain3338interviews are art?

[@BillGuldenschuh]

It's so weird watching this now that both Harold Ramis and Ivan Reitman are gone. R.I.P. to both of these legends, and thank you for the fantastic film memories.

[@johnspence8141]

Rick Moranis was amazing in his small role..."Who does your taxes?"

[@WarhavenSC]

I'd love a high-res animated screensaver of Gozer's temple from when Dana opens her fridge... with the rolling clouds and an endless void in the background. Such a gorgeous shot.

[@RandomAccessDreams]

ZUUL!!!

[@nysson4380]

Not a single dislike in this video a year later. That's how you know how powerful Ghostbusters really is. 💯

[@furrymessiah]

Listening to Mr. Ackroyd and recognizing all the names he drops regarding the Spiritualism movement reminds me how much of a terrible, horrible, complete nerd I am deep down. 10/10

[@Ironcabbit]

And the horror in Ghostbusters was a severe enough threat and played completely serious so that you could envision them doing battle with The Polterbeast, Freddy Krueger, Chucky or even a Gallo monster and winning.

[@JohnnyBuschi]

This film is the definition of "everything happens for a reason".

[@barbaratibbets8643]

Thanks to my two sons, who are now late 30’s, I’ve seen this movie at least a dozen times. I’ll have to watch again after this really interesting narrative.

[@mccarthy5825]

You and my mother have plenty in common! I'm 37 and this film was a weekly thing. I think I made them rent it most weeks and wore out a vhs or two. I got to see Gb2 in the cinema too. Now my nephew is crazy into GB and i got to spend last Xmas making the Play Mobil firehouse and Ecto 1 with him and have long discussions about Slimer with a 4 year old. Hopefully the new film will actually release in November and we all can enjoy a bit of magic after the dreadful 18 months we have had. All the best Barbara from 🇮🇪!

[@stevevanderslice2244]

I remember seeing the trailer for this film when I was a kid and knowing right away it would be an important part of my life. It's still my favorite film of all time as well as the first few seasons of the The Real Ghostbusters cartoon. All of them being so well written.

[@CiaraIreland]

Same

[@RickDawg527]

Was born in 1983. I remember when i was in pre-school (1987) towards the end of the day, id stay inside so i could watch The Real Ghostbusters. Now that im older i have a replica proton pack. Full uniform.....my daughter as well. Cant wait for the new movie

[@LokoJoe6]

Been on Ghostbusters mood those days and KZbin suggested me this interview, so amazing ❤. RIP Ivan Reitman and Harold Ramis 🙌🏻

[@Yahowah777]

Dickless "Walter Peck" from the EPA was also a phenomenal character. William Atherton did a phenomenal job.

[@ThexBorg]

Back in the day, my friends and I went to watch this movie every weekend for a few months. And every screening the audience would sing the Ghostbuster song. It was a great time,

[@fellowghostbuster8129]

Must have been fascinating. I just wish I was living back then.

[@Neurodiperfluouspolarific]

Lightening in a bottle. R.I.P Harold Ramis.. An amalgamation of perfection.

[@aarononeil9832]

There's something kinda sweet and also amusing about Reitman referring to Belushi's death as having "exited our universe".

[@incrediblesrinkingman293]

As much as he would NEVER admit to being one, Harold Ramis was always one of my favorite actors

[@RandomAccessDreams]

Harold Ramis had excellent comic timing, he said he always wanted to be both Groucho and Harpo Marx, and I think that comes through in his performance as Egon.

[@gazorbo.]

I have seen an Ivan Reitman interview, certainly part of documentary (possibly the one on Netflix) where he said Sigourney Weaver is the one who came up with the idea that she should transform into a demon dog, and then she proceeded to act the transformation to Ivan right there an then.

[@MageBlinkan]

It was the "movies that made us" series and it was excellent, he originally told the story at a Ghostbusters Convention last year on a panel with his son.

[@Godemperor420blazeit]

Sigourney weaver is my dream woman. Always has been

[@Dirtfire]

I would love to see that. Sounds sexy.

[@charlie-obrien]

@@Dirtfire Sigourney Weaver could order a bowl of tomato soup and it would be sexy!

[@mikearchibald744]

Yes, actresses seem to be underrated even when they should be over rated. Maybe because there is usually less 'drama' with them. Apparantly for the audition for Alien she showed up in thigh high leather boots. Hell she could still pull that off. But she got the part immediately. She could have gotten some more jokes in the movie though.

[@SlytherinReviews]

RIP Harold Ramis The 2016 movie had a shout out to Harold Ramis in the credits and it did undergo a number of rewrites cause it had to factor in the death of one fellow Ghostbuster who is up there looking down on us. Damn it now I'm crying and grown men shouldn't cry but I know the loss of a loved too well and three times over, it always hurts to lose a friend, a family member and a teammate that brought life to a character that we all love as fans

[@Maniac536]

Dan: “I’ll let the boss go first.” Ivan: “you’re the real boss.” *awwwwww* these two are such great friends

[@-MrPinapple-]

Yea

[@CyanSkies]

I consider the Ghostbuster video game that came out several years ago a true sequel as it had all the original voices, including the late Harold Ramis. It was also written by Aykroid and Ramis.

[@ozaki99]

Agree 100%

[@JadMock]

Was it not what the next movie was supposed to be Ghostbusters in hell

[@dsgarland]

Agreed... it is excellent.

[@BeerMoneyGames]

@Kev J You can get it on PC too. Along with many other formats since it was released in 2009

[@CrypticSpook]

Good news, Dan has confirmed that Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Realistic not Stylized) is the canonical continuation of the Ghostbusters timeline. In the Afterlife trailer, the teacher says "There hasn't been a ghost sighting in 30 years". Well 2021 - 30 = 1991, which is when the Video Game took place, so it is actually confirmed.

[@ericschilling9064]

I'm not an authority on anything, but I will say that 1984 Ghostbusters was a cinematic classic. Still fun to watch today as it was in '84, and will always be beloved.

[@mikemudra5489]

it’s not the same without Spangler RIP Harold ramis

[@datbitchkeepingitreal6712]

Atleast we still have some of the members still it could be wrose

[@John231984]

SPENGLER

[@mikemudra5489]

DatBitch KeepingitReal yea but it still doesn’t feel right without Spangler

[@grimmer2005]

SPRENGLER!

[@james-butcher]

@@mikemudra5489 should bring him back as ghost

[@MrGetBad4u]

One of my most fav movies growing up!! I LOVED this movie. Watched it quite often. I'm 38 and still love this movie! Just sad about Harold that he isn't with us today. Epic movie!

[@msmoniz]

As a Canadian, I find interesting and feel nothing but pride that so much of "American" pop culture has been created by and defined by countless Canadians. Reitman, Ackroyd, Norman Jewison, Lorne Michaels, Mike Myers, Jim Carey, William Shatner, and on and on.. Hell even the musical genre of Americana which many in the genre trace back to The Band, who were a Canadian band, who cut their musical teeth in Canada with an American drummer!

[@spottyhead]

I am one of those guys in full rig, love my costume and receiving my movie-accurate proton pack for the first time at 32 years old turned me into a 5 year on Christmas

[@drinkmesilly]

As a kid ecto cooler hi c was a staple in my ghostbuster lunch box.

[@CaptAwesumNo1Zone]

I still have that taste in my mouth thinking about it

[@andrewtm85]

@@CaptAwesumNo1Zone just thinking the same thing. Tangy!!!

[@TheLK157]

Same exact lunchbox player

[@krisfrederick5001]

Dude, yes. I was born in 1983.

[@adriancontreras1880]

Born in 84. I had as much of thier stuff as I could get.

[@NitaKerns]

I LOVED Afterlife. It was absolutely brilliant, brought me back to the OG movies, made me bawl like a baby (we miss you Harold!!)... but the 1 thing that wouldve made this just 100% PERFECT would've been a Louis Tully cameo. I would do anything for more Rick Moranis!!!!

[@russellspeak3096]

Will anyone remember The Avengers movies with this much affection in 30 years? Probably not. The 80s was cinema's greatest time and we will never see anything like it again - Aliens, ET, Ghostbusters, Die Hard, Robocop, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Blade Runner, Predator, The Terminator, Back to the Future......the list goes on and on.

[@JJWalters]

Nightmare on elmstreet, poltergeist, evil dead etc. don’t forget all the best horror movies too.

[@NathanHassall]

The world did not stop producing good entertainment simply because you are getting old. People who complain that todays music sucks and today's movies are terrible are basically watching the wrong movies and listening to bad music (you actually watched the Avengers?! You really thought that would be a good movie?) Never before has humanity had the selection that is does right now and there has never been a better time to live then right now. If popularity is what determines in your mind what is "good" you will never find quality in anything.

[@AC-gb7do]

Russell Speak The last 5-7 years have sucked for most (not all) tv, films, music and franchises in general. It’s not necessarily that the product has sucked, it’s just that certain groups have been loud enough to try and tell the powers that be what THEY want in those areas, and yet those people aren’t actually buying the tickets, watching the series, reading the books, listening to the music and supporting the franchise in other ways as well. The 80s are seen as subjectively ‘better’ times because people actually understood what escapism was, and still is, as it’s not a damn social/political arena for every whiny group to demand this and that at the expense of the product. People in general could laugh and enjoy themselves without looking over their shoulder to make sure that laughter wasn’t offensive in half a dozen ways.

[@davejohn3600]

The Avengers? Seriously? These are characters that people already had great affection for well before Ghostbusters was made. That just seems a poor comparison based on that alone. Add to that the number of films and the success of them. Are you just trolling here?

[@r13hd22]

Agree with the start, lost me in the middle. This was a great movie, the 80s wasnt the greatest decade for movies. Dont let rose colored glasses blind you...sure sign of having an "old" mindset. Dont turn into an old man that yells at the clouds.

[@corntrollio854]

Ghostbusters is one of the few movies that has held up well over the years. Timeless. A cherished part of my childhood.

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

The Ghostbusters soundtrack was the first cassette tape I ever bought.

[@gincairn8763]

I'm in a similar situation, it was my first vinyl lp

[@barebonesmusic6725]

The theam song was the first 7" single i ever bought. lol i probably played it untill it was paper thin!

[@taotaostrong]

You are my people! 😂😂😂👸🏾

[@jamesr130]

Mine was the mini vinyl that came with the ghostbusters cereal....and anything with marshmallows was never on sale so i had to beg my ass off...luckily our tv was old and still had a record player on the top of it

[@jerryhanson3903]

The first one I bought was Alvin and the Chipmunks 😂

[@igonzalez0]

I was 8 years old in 1984 … one of my favorite movies of all time

[@ScytheSalinas]

Sony is doing a pretty good job winning me back to this franchise 🤣

[@kevinr.3542]

let's face it, they could only go UP from where they were

[@maxpax7389]

Wait...you liked the female ones, too?

[@ScytheSalinas]

@@maxpax7389 what female one? I have no idea what you are talking about 🤪🤣

[@kevinr.3542]

@@ScytheSalinas pretty sure it starred the Spice Girls.

[@joshjames582]

@Patrick Kiani There's one thing in 2016 a lot of us certainly didn't eat up.

[@dferrari3215]

Dan Aykyrod Is the man. Seriously what actor today does the things he is willingly doing for his fans? He remains my favorite Ghostbuster, and one of my all time favorite comedians.

[@kurtb8474]

Having the EPA as the bad guy and GB's nemesis was pure genius!

[@qsquared8833]

He was right, just wrong about how he went about things, which is the best sort of antagonist

[@EgadsNo]

@@qsquared8833 He was right? He thought they were a sham.

[@Ironcabbit]

It had the added brilliance of the GBs almost being undone by routine, mundane evil after demonstrating that supernatural evil is really no match for them.

[@rosemaryfarell5264]

Peck really was only just doing his job its the fact he was so slimey,so full of himself that made him so unlikable.

[@wyattcole5452]

@@EgadsNowatch the movie, that’s not why he did what he did, he had orders from the EPA and it didn’t include “prove these shams are shams”

[@mariat3276]

First seen Ghostbusters when stationed at Ft Bragg at the theater on base. Everyone in the audience stood and cheered at the end of the movie. It was GREAT! My children and now my seven year old grandson are fans. Never tire of watching.

[@MikeDragon]

What these guys made all those years back is astounding. I am REALLY looking forward to Ghostbusters: Afterlife!

[@Darkangel-A-c8z]

Thank you, from me bottom of me and my kids heart for the lovely new film, which also made me shed some tears. Ghostbusters was my childhood favourite back in 1984, I was 8 when it came out, and now as a grown up, I'm thrilled that my kids, 13 and 21, love it so much ❤

[@inceptional]

I'm really enjoying all the stuff they're putting out on this channel. I went back and watch the first two movies again with my girlfriend just a couple of day ago and boy do they hold up. Sooo good. The first one is just an absolute masterpiece.

[@Historian212]

I worked at 61st and Broadway in the early 80s, just north of Columbus Circle and not far from the location they used for the external views of Dana Barrett's apartment building. I remember looking out the window and seeing all this filmmaking going on. Which isn't that unusual in NYC; it's just cool knowing that in a removed sort of way, I got a glimpse of the movie in progress.

[@leedesigner1977]

Ahhhh this was not long enough. Frikkin awesome!!

[@d00ks]

Egon is my favorite Ghostbuster

[@Animexcel]

I met Dan Aykroyd at a signing at a Binny's Depot. I wanted my Ghostbusters poster signed, but was told only on wine or vodka bottles. Was bummed about it, but at least I got him to write "GET HER!" with his signature ^^

[@Pinkielover]

And what are you gonna do with it,, Bury yourself with it..lol Autographs are pointless,, so is this movie

[@splash5427]

Pinkie Love why are you here then?

[@Apollo_Vanron]

@@Pinkielover Sometimes you do something, not because it is useful, but because it's fun.

[@MelStaub]

@pinky love Okay edgelord, jealous someone can actually feel joy in their lives without mutilating their genitals? Piss off.

[@Chris-se3nc]

That’s a change from when I met him in ‘92. He was signing pictures of himself he carried around. It was a shot of himself on set as a Ghostbuster lol

[@kse8348]

Left our universe.... Best way he could of said that✊

[@TheShowMustGoWrONg]

Hopefully we finally find out who does their taxes

[@d00ks]

Louis Tully!

[@two-face1041]

According to extreme Ghostbusters it was Janine

[@9510dark]

Thank you for the Childhood memories!!!!

[@MrFitocorleone]

Your movie was one of my first cinematic experiences as a child, still love it, and now my 6 year old son loves it, we are both anticipating the Ghostbusters: Afterlife movie.

[@Solitaryman38]

Ghostbusters 1&2 was gold absolute genius. I was born during the run of the first movie and number two was the first movie I saw in a theater. They shaped me as a person and my love for the paranormal was built by the Ghostbusters. I grew up a lifelong fan of the movies. Ghostbusters has always been my heart.

[@andyg4929]

This is my all time favorite movie. It really was lightning in a bottle. Excellent cast, excellent story, humor that only gets funnier the more you watch it, special effects, etc. Masterpiece of a film.

[@theamused8705]

I loved the third movie that recently came out. A nice tribute to Harold Ramis..

[@runedragon1985]

I was a Ghostbusters fan before I was even a Star Wars fan, I feel ashamed to not give it as much as love back then.

[@chrisc.5908]

When Dan started talking about traveling all over North America signing bottles he instantly transformed into Zalinsky The Autoparts King for me. Lol

[@thegeektaculargabe2550]

The story, musical score, world building, the cast and crew excellent!

[@TruthSoldier1983]

This is one of my favorite movies growing up as a kid

[@ruthmeow4262]

This movie came out on my 13th birthday, it was perfect then, and it is perfect now.

[@BollywoodBonanzaB]

Aaah, what a classic! My 13th was Titanic! You win!!!

[@Hugo-Funky]

im 36 years old now and you’ll never imagine how important and magic it was for me as a child , Thank you so much deep from my soul for the movie , i love you ( the cast and the creators) Masterpiece i love this world for things like that !

[@Ashtonishing1812]

Hugo same here. One of THE movies of growing up. (I’m 33).

[@RichardMurrayMusic]

Ernie almost completely overlooked... again. He's a Ghostbuster, remember?

[@sandal_thong8631]

_Stranger Things_ really tore his character a new one, saying he's not funny and doesn't show up until late. I have to wonder what it would look like if Eddie Murphy had found time to be in the movie, which was the number two hit of the year? But he was in the year's top hit, _Beverly Hills Cop._ Maybe they would have changed him to be an independent paranormal researcher who's in the movie from nearly the beginning, perhaps as a rival like the French Archeologist in _Raiders of the Lost Ark._ Since they didn't have the name "Ghostbusters" when they started production, maybe "The Real Ghostbusters" buy it from Winston and he then agrees to join them. They initially don't have the money to go into business for themselves and have to do something with Ray's house, which is kind of funny, but since it's his money they have to go along with some of his ideas like the Firehouse and the Ecto-1. Perhaps if Eddie Murphy had been Winston they would have written him as their financial backer?

[@gokaury]

If just one of the elements that went into creating this movie hadn't have worked (the music, the writing, the casting of characters, the ad libbing, the comedy, the special effects, etc), then the whole movie wouldn't have worked. But they all did work together in perfect unison. That is what makes it a timeless classic.

[@venomsjunkmail]

Favorite movie and franchise of all time. Hope Afterlife lives up to the originals. Being an actual sequel is a good start. Make it have a good balance of spooks, dry wit humor, and no agenda tied to it, and it would have potential to be great. Gimme a new Real Ghostbusters game like the 2009 one and I'd be the happiest guy on Earth.

[@stevevanderslice2244]

All of this right here.☝👍

[@normora877]

Couldn’t have said it better!

[@RSProduxx]

a movie without an agenda.. nowadays... well, one can dream.

[@Pauldjreadman]

Venom Symbiote I have seen the trailer. Busters cross The Goonies.

[@EKEN55]

Wow can't believe this movie started in 1984. I still remember seeing it in the theater. This movie has aged so we'll. Still makes me smile.

[@PicklerEntertainment]

I had just turned 4 years old when my parents took me to see this movie. I was so excited to see the movie due to the previews I had seen. Unfortunately, it was just a bit too much for my 4 year old brain to handle. I got through the first 11 minutes, no problem, but then came the first on-screen ghost interaction with the Librarian. Then when the Librarian ghost turned into that evil abberation, I lost it. No joke, I jumped out of my seat, ran out of the theater; continued to run out the movie theater's front entrance straight into the parking lot with both of my parents trailing behind running after me. There in the parking lot, my parents tried to calm me down so we could go back inside, but I wasn't having it. In looking at this now, it's funny because I did the same thing the Ghostbusters did on-screen after their first interaction with that same ghost. Eventually, after some time had passed and my fear of the movie subsided, we were able to rent the movie and Ghostbusters became one of my all time favorite movies. Ironically enough, it is also the only movie I have ever walked (ran) out on.

[@chickendeluxe7053]

I wonder if anybody thought "that's fucking hilarious the chances of the kid and them running at the same time out of the theatre and library"

[@onelead]

Awesome story - thx for sharing

[@SyzygyNoon]

I remember having a similar reaction to that scene when I was a kid, but it was at home. My mom told me to just pretend the librarian was a nice old lady. Then she transformed and I was outta there.

[@MeTheMayo]

I have two older brothers and I saw this movie many times when I was around 5 or 6. Im Dutch so I couldnt understand the story but still loved this movie so much! I knew when the scary parts came up (the skeleton in the taxi was my biggest fear) and hid under a blanket on the sofa untill it was over 😅

[@aslan9334]

🤣 am sorry - i was 7/8 and it did scare me but at the same time i was entertained

[@ToxicPlayz57]

RIP Ivan and Harold ❤

[@alfax]

I can not imagine this with John Candy instead of Rick Moranis. Much as I love John Candy this just wasn't a movie he would have fit in.

[@nemuchan]

I don't know... maybe with a german accent and dogs...

[@grahamjarman]

maybe as slimer

[@dagazrune6453]

Can't wait for the New movie! Love sharing the two Ghostbuster Films with my Daughter. She loved the Real Ghostbusters cartoon also.

[@matthewgaudet4064]

I just want to see Danny, Bill and Ernie again with their proton packs on. I want Ghostbusters 3.

[@OwlCatStudios]

Play the video game, probably as close as we're ever going to get to GB3

[@peteramaranth85]

but they are making a ghostbusters 3 lol you been living under a rock

[@tysonpany4550]

you will see one. Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Comes out march 5th 2021

[@dvader518]

Gamers Guild UK PeterAmaranth Ghostbusters 4*

[@duomaxwell2293]

Technically Ghostbusters 3 was the game as they previously stated many times, however Ghostbusters: Afterlife due out in 2021 is bringing back the current cast and introducing a brand new cast (passing of the torch) and it is directed by Jason Reitman, Ivan Reitman's Son, so you know he'll stay true to the lore and magic that is Ghostbusters.

[@hollywooda111]

I've ran outta way to say how much I love, adore, cherish! this film. Its just part of me.

[@pedrobarragan746]

Guessing this was supposed to be released for Afterlife. Really hope we can return to theatres when that comes around.

[@duttondomain5439]

R.I.P Ivan thank you for all the laughs and spooks over the years farewell Ivan you can now help Harold bust some ghosts in the great firehouse in the sky

[@andrewkirkland1452]

Dan looks a lot better there then he has for a while. Guess he cut down on his own vodka LOL

[@jasonpoletta1797]

I thought the same thing. Had to check when this was filmed lol

[@Postpost90s]

Still got the waistcoat on tho. Last seen him on jrp and he seems to be on fire ever since.

[@Lucas-uu3of]

He had the same transformation as Mark Hamill had when he was set to reprise his role in starwars, Dan is going to be in the new movie so it makes sense he got into shape.

[@mdiamond6339]

He does look better your right

[@sstills951]

Right when I saw him I scrolled to see when this was filmed. Dan is a cigarette smoker and presumably a drinker but here he looks great. I hope this was recent.

[@UncleScorch]

Harold Ramis is the meteoric legend of the day. I feel so bad that he is not as relatively widely known outside of the comedy and movie world as he should be.

[@MagusMarquillin]

What work outside the comedy/movie world would he be known for?

[@djlaw56what]

the fact that we havent had a new ghostbuster film in decades is overdue and im glad its coming back!

[@youtubesuresuckscock]

You shouldn't be. It's going to be dog shit.

[@andrewbloom7637]

@@youtubesuresuckscock You got that right. It's going to flop, both critically and commercially.

[@williamhague2768]

An enduring gift that grows with the family...!! As good as it gets!!

[@colinlai69]

Classic!! Missed out the chance to bring the whole crew back for a third!

[@MrM-u3h]

That's mainly Murray's fault.

[@emisordefrecuencia1]

I keep watching this movies and admiring the whole concept everytime more, and I was born in 84, if Dan Akroyd ever reads my comments what an honor.

[@TheMichaelStott]

8 year old me stole the vacuum cleaner hose and connected it to my backpack with duct tape and taped a water pistol to the other end😉 Dad suggested replacing the vacuum parts with garden hose so Mum wouldn't kick my butt🤣

[@rosemaryfarell5264]

Gotta admit I fucking LOVED John Candy but cant imagine anyone bettering Moranis as Tully. He nailed that character I think.

[@tonyyul703]

🕯️ RIP Harold Ramis🕯️

[@core9375]

RIP Harold Ramis, wish you were here for GB3 the real one, I know they paid special attention to your role and will do great Justice for you in the movie. Can't wait for this movie. Also Im hoping Lewis Tully aka Rick Moranis will be appearing in the movie as well next to Annie Pots.

[@OfficialAnimeCitizen]

This is what Ghostbusters is all about. No agenda, no social politics, no sexism, no racism. Ghostbusters is for our family and our family's family. ❤👻🚫❤

[@diegofrancoleon1609]

The original ghostbusters is one of the most iconic movies, I have played to be a ghostbusters many many times whe I was a child.

[@cyclospace8511]

This channel deservers way more subscribers.

[@simonr9870]

your right, SUBSCRIBED !!

[@Occult_Detective]

Absolutely wonderful interview!

[@sporttracxlt]

Can’t wait to see it, and see all the places they filmed it around Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Brother worked on the set.

[@petergabriel8448]

A movie that resonates with new audiences so many years after it was made is truly remarkable. Love it!

[@brycevo]

The original is such a classic. This is a great video

[@trootzy]

Thanks for uploading this! I could only watch this on bluray previously

[@dondraper4806]

Winston never gets enough love

[@Cytron1515]

One of my all time favorite films. A true genuine comedy/horror classic.

[@YoItsBC]

This guy is a good interviewer

[@BollywoodBonanzaB]

As a child fan of both the movies and the cartoons (The Real Ghostbusters, in which Egon had a blond circular quiff thing!), I'm so excited about GB: Afterlife! I hope they can bring some of the fun aspects to it but I love what I saw of the horror element in the trailer. GB is in my heart forever! 👻🚫