Ghostbusters Afterlife
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Forget ghosts. The real unrealistic thing about this movie is that there's a empty Walmart that's clean and well-stocked.
Oh God, I know. You can tell it's a post covid reshoot since Rudd as a fake beard glued on in that scene.
@@clockstomper I wonder how it was before the reshoots...
My guess is Rudd was meant to be possessed later in the film but they cut it because it didn’t work. It’s a little weird that he just disappears for almost an entire day when you’d think his first action would be to go to the temple and free Gozer
@@mrcritical6751 Maybe thats the point. Go into hiding until his partner is possessed as well and then go to the temple once all the pieces are ready.
Oh god yeah.
I know this is a little late but I’m so happy for you and Allison finally being married. I wish you both a very happy life together!
I still remember their first crossover, nearly half a lifetime ago.
I think what makes the Egon cameo bittersweet is that Ivan Reitman played him...
And guess who just passed away...
Makes it I guess a fitting tribute to both Harold and Ivan.
I think Ernie Hudson looking the most handsome of the OG cast after all these years is his revenge for all the times he was left out of marketing material.
Well good black don't crack.
@rogue7723 there's bad black?
i literally cried when the ghost of Egon showed up to steady Phebe's hand. i went in full ghostbusters cosplay with my local group.
I liked how Phoebe _wasn't_ a copy of Egon, if anything she's kinda a mix of Egon and Ray. It was also nice to see a girl make dad jokes and for McKenna Grace to _not_ be traumatized for life by ghosts.
I feel like Ray listens to every supernatural podcast he finds. Like, that's how he relaxes at the end of every day.
Probably how he’s relaxing at work with how badly his bookstore seems to be doing
Can’t wait for Muncher and the Real Ghostbusters
"And me... *sighs* "
I liked the combination format, with both the commentary and narration. Best of both worlds.
Yeah, I cried during the Egon scene. He looked way too much like my father, who passed 3 years ago. It was a very moving scene.
I agree also love they didn’t give egon any dialogue. Cause you can tell how he feels from his facial expressions
Just knowing that Bill Murray and Ramis patched things up before he died made that whole sequence stomp my heart.
Good stuff.
Honestly when we get that shot of the OG team, it filled me with so much joy that I started to tear up.
I cried my eyes out when Harold Ramis was on screen!
I thought it was hilarious. I laughed at Egon's winking too. I'm not saying it was bad. It just made me laugh.
“Man slimer should’ve been the main character. All the kids love slimer. 0/10”-Q5
Poor Muncher. He makes me think of Mr. Plinkett minding his own business, until some kids bother him.
The Ghostbusters Afterlife review I've been waiting for. this film had heart and the callbacks actually meant something to the story.
If Milla Jovovich had played Gozer than the two Afterlifes would have been joined forever.
Oh sweet Gozers.
CONjoined.
Good things are joined. Marriages. Clubs. Prosthetic limbs.
Bad things are conjoined. Like twins. At the jawline.
The best thing about this movie for me was that they treated the originals with respect, and they were actually effective.
I also liked the fact that the Ghostbusters theme song didn't play at any point before the original GBs showed up.
The ending in Ghostbusters Afterlife actually made me teary eyed.
Seeing the ghost of Egon Spengler appearing to help both generations of Ghostbusters take out a manifestation of Gozer, having one last moment to both see and say goodbye to his friends and family, AND all without saying a single line of dialogue, it gave me a lot of feels.
RIP Harold Ramis.
The use of the Egon character was (almost exactly) the way I'd envisaged it years ago when we lost Harold Ramis. They did a great job. And how fitting that Jason Reitman was able to give his Dad one more chance to ride with the Ghostbusters before the end. 👻🚫
While Afterlife does tend to rely too much on nostalgia and references at times, I still enjoyed the film and was a nice tribute to Harold Ramis. To me, there hasn't been a bad Ghostbusters film, even liked Ghostbusters(2016), even though your criticisms are valid, and this film is no exception. It's also nice to see Winston finally get his due.
So you don't want the sequel to a 20 year old franchise to rely on nostalgia?
We had that.
In 2016.
Seems like fans of the Ghostbusters franchise do so out of at least SOME nostalgia.
Hell - sequels so long after the fact RELY on nostalgia to boost the signal on their content! :)
@@Jellycakelap True, but that shouldn’t be the only selling point. While a a movie to a nearly 40 year old franchise can have some nostalgic beats, it should also do its own thing.While Afterlife did try do some new things, it also relied a bit to much on nostalgia., however I did like the movie in spite of that.
RIP Harold Ramis and Ivan Reitman..
A spoiler warning? C'mon, who doesn't already know that Samuel L. Jackson shows up after the credits to talk about the Super Buster Rush Squad initiative?
"BUSTERS RUSH!"
This film really hits much harder after Ivan’s passing. I love that they managed to do tributes to Elmer Bernstein’s original score and John Belushi as Slimer being modernized with Josh Gad as Muncher. The practical effects on Zuul and Gozer kick ass as well.
I really liked the Original movie and cartoon growing up, even the soundtrack I still jam to “Cleaning Up The Town” here and there…
Keep rocking Phelous! Great humor and style 🤘
Holy shit, that copy of Resident Evil: Afterlife has seen better days since Phelan shot it to shittereens
What makes that even funnier is that Afterlife isn't even the worst film of the Resident Evil films
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One could pretty much make a “Mr. Incredible Becomes Uncanny” meme out of those movies.
It somehow made the movie better.
I thinks it’s awesome he actually still has it.
Seeing all 4 Ghostbusters in that shot, especially with Peter, Ray and Winston doing double takes had me both laughing and crying at the same time! The last 10 minutes was emotional!
Glad to hear you enjoyed this. I’m looking forward to see what happens next in the Ghostbusters franchise.
My prediction: Ghostbusters International. Or Ghostbusters, Inc.
Same here. Honestly I think they should do a series instead of more films where it’s the kids being the new team and being trained by the old team and introducing old and new ghosts
I predict....they we go down the well and bring back Vigo again for the least challenging idea they could do in a short amount of time.
Awesome review pehlan. Loved your video on the ghostbusters pachinko machine. Keep up the awesome vids
I've seen it 5 times, the ending has made me cry every time. I can't wait for a continuation whether it be a Movie Sequel or the rumored TV show.
28:29 That moment with Peter and Gozer felt like a homage to the moment in Ghostbusters 2 with Peter and Vigo.
My personal headcanon on why nobody seems to remember the incidents in the first movie is that the ghosts didn't show up on film, and even if the Stay Puft Kaiju could be recorded video cameras were much rarer in the 1980's so not many people may have been able to capture footage of it, so only ACTUAL eye witnesses could even be certain that it really happened, and after 3 decades other stuff came up so it was just a blip in the news cycle that eventually got forgotten.
As for Ghostbusters 2, they just frikken retconned that movie out of continuity, NOBODY is going to forget the Statue of Liberty strolling downtown and busting open the roof of the the museum of art.
It is canon though, Jason Reitman even said if he does Ghostbusters 4 he’s considering having Vigo come back via a different painting of him
I was straight up ugly crying in the theater When CG Harold Ramis showed up. It was teased throughout the movie that he was present in the house and when we finally see Egon's hand grab the hand of Phoebe to help her steady her aim, the camera spins and we see Egon helping her. Man does it hit hard. From that moment on, every time he was on screen. The tears just kept coming. Luckily I was the only person in the theater so I didn't have to keep silent or feel shame.
Also, If they had Egon talk. They should have gotten Maurice LaMarche.
Definitely Maurice.
I've never been a super huge fan of Ghostbusters like I love them and when Harrold died it hit me as hard as when Robin Williams did. The last 10-15 minutes of this movie ruined me. I'm also someone who was extremely extremely close with their grandpa and was also the weird kid who didn't really fit in my family so my grandpa got me and would help with whatever weird hobby I had. We lost him 4 years ago and I feel this movie is also such a grandpa/ granddaughter movie that I personally needed
Afterlife is almost exactly what we wanted for a Ghostbusters 3. It’s both a homage and a proper continuation.
I was waiting to see what you thought Phelous and it's always a great video when you and Allison do these together, two of my favorite CZcamsrs. Ernie Hudson is going to be involved with a lot more Ghostbusters stories, he just said he's in the middle of making a new Ghostbusters video game right now, I'm assuming with the new cast to an extent so we have that to look forward to. I think they're going to use elements from Ghostbusters II as well for the next movie since I read that Jason Reitman was throwing around ideas and the possibility that Vigo could return.
nice seeing Ash again
Appreciate how much y’all appreciate the original. Lightning in a bottle.
I did like this movie. But I totally agree with you about how off-putting it was having characters we like, and the movie doesn't disagree with, have such animosity towards Egon. You can't justify that big of a character arc from the Egon we know, and they even show clips of, when we are just told it happened. This is a movie, you need to SHOW DON'T TELL! And if you can't show it because that would take an entire movie for that kind of arc, and the actor has passed away, don't have him be so different! They could have figured out a better reason for him to be estranged from his family and friends without having him be cruel to them.
I don't see it as him being cruel. He was trying to save the world. Sure, you can argue that he should have mailed his loved ones from time to time, but it's not like he was purposefully abandoning them.
Yeah, it was pretty off-kilter and contrived. It wasn't quite as bad as when it happened in Star Wars, but it was jarring.
I think Gozer recognizes the Ghostbusters, and even asks "Are you a God" in an almost teasing manner.
I thought her body suit was way better, but I prefer the red eyes of the original Gozer. She/he's kind of hot either way. lol
im 35 at the time of this review and this hit me REALLY hard for many reasons. First the fact that it took so long to get a True Sequel for a trilogy , the fact that harold passed and ivan reitman and lastly i dont know if it was nostalgia from when i was younger enjoying the franchise but seeing Egon had me in tears pretty hard more then the character it felt like someone really close to me passed and this movie was in a way reminiscing on the past and wishing there was more time spent because of missing that person . when i was a kid i was on the border between reality and fantasy and always felt safe because of the ghostbusters even calling the number in the movie unaware that 555 numbers werent active numbers.
The movie was so good and damn well respectful to both the franchise and Harold Ramis and that’s all I ever could ask for.
I wish so much they would have done something while we still had Harold Ramis, but this did feel very respectful and I liked it a lot 👍🏻
Exactly my sentiment
@@jamesduncan6729 well you got Bill Murray to thank for that after they had a bust up during the filming of Groundhog Day and him keep refusing to do a third film throwing scripts in the bin
@@markpugh6808 Yeah, I can't believe it took until after Harold's death to get him signed into another Ghostbusters film, aside from a measly cameo role in the 2016 film. Really makes me irritated with Murray
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It seems the closest we had was the 2009 Ghostbusters video game, which had Harold Ramis’ voice and likeness plus utilized some of their ideas for a Ghostbusters III film.
I was waiting for this review! And I love this film, watching it in the theatre.
Great work and fun as always, Phelan!
We need a cartoon called The Real Ghostbusters: Afterlife right now.
No thanks!
I've seen some people adore this film, and others despise it. I'm . . . right in the middle. I don't think it works storytelling wise, as the details don't add up, all the callbacks were a bit much - why Gozer again? gah - and I didn't take to the new characters. Also, big missed opportunity having a town founded by Gozer worshipers and NOT having the adults in the town not do a heel turn and prepare their return.
But the actors were great for what they had to work with, it looks BEAUTIFUL, and while I have some quibbles about the ethical issues of re-creating deceased actors with CGI . . . I did tear up seeing the four of them side by side one more time. It kinda works but in the way DX and the nWo facing off at Wrestlemania 31 did; it don't make much sense, happened too late, but was cool!
I feel the same. I was really vibing with it in the early parts. The atmosphere of small town life was just as well delivered as New York life in the first 2, and I liked that this actually had a better sense of humor. Like, actual jokes instead of completely relying on improv. But much of that good will goes right down the drain the moment they decide to bring back Gozer and that sent in two at least two points for me. I really dislike the allergicness of these revivals with using new things instead of going back down the well. I don't care if it's supposed to be "risk adverse", they are standing to make a lot anyway, might as well try to put something new out there.
Definitely agree. For me it zig-zagged- the villains were pretty underwhelming and the story really dragged, but the kids were a lot of fun. I actually thought it wasn't nearly as funny as the other three films, with most of it being carried by Podcast. And I really missed New York
since Paul Rudd was in this film, I think it would of been a funny nod to have the kids watch Halloween 6 on the TV.
I really wish Phelous would do his original movie review format again, with the funny skits and jokes.
What he's doing now is similar to what AngryJoe kinda do now, which is just having mumbly back and forth discussions with someone about the movies.
i feel like his solo reviews still do that, though?
I think this format is mostly due to both sharing the screen and having to do so with someone long distance.
A lot of reviewers have dumped the skits and gone lower production values despite making more. I wonder why
Who didn'tget teary eyed when Egon showed up? I honestly feel like Raye made sense. Often times sadness wears anger as a mask. It can be easier to take that energy and throw it out into the world instead of actually grieving the loss of a friend. I think the Starbucks line is a reflection of that mindset. He knows he doesn't have access to the firehouse but doesn't want to think about it. Doing this he assumes it's a Starbucks because Starbucks takes over a lot of vacant buildings. His heart is still soft to these things and the act of engaging with or acknowledging loss directly is still to painful. As a result he needs to put distance between him and the full reality.
An Extreme Ghostbusters situation with Winston taking Harold's role (since he's passed) would be nice, if done with same style and respect at the final act of Afterlife. I'd also love if they did a live (though animated is more likely) adaptation of the Ghostbusters comicbook mini series that had these Ghostbusters meet the Real Ghostbusters (and pretty much all other versions, including the reboot and Extreme). I'f anything, just to finally see live version of the Real Ghostbusters cartoon characters.
when she asked winston what his role was, i was waiting for him to say "the driver"
This movie has the only "CG recreation of an actor who's died" that's done tastefully and seems to actually treat the actor with respect. It was so much better than I could have hoped it would be. I went in expecting a 7 and got a 9.95.
I DID notice that it kinda of just...ignored Ghostbusters II and feels much more like a direct sequel to just the original film, but maybe they didn't want to get *too* heavy with the references to the original films and since Gozer was more relevant to the plot they just stuck with that.
Kind of feels like a Halloween reboot way of doing sequels.
I want to see a movie adaptation of Extreme Ghostbusters only with Ray as the mentor since Harold obviously can't do it.
I always took the reason for them not referencing Ghostbusters 2 was because Gozer didn't really have anything to do with Vigo. Like Raiden probably wouldn't mention Shinnok much in the middle of a Shao Kahn invasion.
I have to admit, this movie's climax made me cry (and for me that's pretty significant as it is rare for a film to have that kind of effect on me). It was just such a beautiful tribute and for me personally as a Ghostbusters fan who was born in 85, it was a film that built upon what came before (sure it may dip a little bit into the nostalgia for some people and some might find the Who You Gonna Call? line a bit forced, but I myself found it to be an okay callback, especially in the context of the following scene, and its not like any Ghostbusters fan would be surprised that the line is in a Ghostbusters film).
I also like that the OG Ghostbusters stuck with their decision from the original film that going forward if anyone asked them if they were a GOD they would say yes (after Ray's honest answer of No in the original film's climax got them shocked with finger lightning by Gozer). Sure some might find it silly or forced, but its nice to see them acknowledge little details like that.
I want to see a modern Proton Pack with a ghost trap built into it. Why has NO Ghostbuster EVER done this?
🥲 Phelous & Lupa STRIKE AGAIN! 💪🕶👍 best DUO EVER! & omg Ghostbusters 🥲😭☺️ great work , good stuff, keep it up, can’t live without y’all
There's an unusual bit of life imitates art, or, here, Art Imitates Life, in this case:
Ramis and Murray had a falling out during Groundhog Day and didn't speak for many years.
Towards the end of his life, when he was sick, Murray was encouraged to bury the hatchet and visit him while he could. At that point Ramis lost the ability to speak so Murray would had to do the talking.
Seeing Venkman catch up & say goodbye to him here, and having Egon just smile and nod made me think of that and brought a tear to my eye.
A few notes from my experience.
- I watched this movie dubbed. It's usually not my preference, but due to time constraints is the only optin I had. And then I was pleasantly surprised to hear they got the same cast that did the original dubbing in this region, which certainly tingled my nostalgia bones, as I've watched the original movies dubbed more times than I have in their original language. When the Ray voice actor recites the "Egon Spengler can rot in hell" line you can hear his voice break a bit in a way that Dan Aykroyd's doesn't, and I feel it fits the situation a bit better.
- I liked the ending fine, but I think they went a bit too overboard on it.
- Maybe it's silly, but I'm legitimately disappointed that at seeing Egon's ghost the other Ghostbusters didn't seriously reconsider the meaning of their job, seeing as they don't normally just let ghosts go, they capture them (whatever happens in the cartoon not really being canon, I believe). It would have been interesting for them to at least consider the idea of helping ghosts move on rather than just capturing them.
So happy for Phelan, he’s hilarious
Not to blow any trumpets, but I wrote a GB novel called Ghostbusters ReGeneration that delivers what it sounds like you and Alison wanted from a modern GB III. It doesn't have weird plot holes that Afterlife did, like Egon siring a daughter pre-GB 1 and no-one believing Egon despite clear evidence of a Gozer temple!
Search for Ghostbusters Regeneration online (it's hosted on Wattpad) if you're interested.
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Did Allison just say "sock reboot"?
Because I love that.
She said soft reboot
No, soft.
Better idea: Open on Ray in the middle of a supernatural situation. It ends and he gets a call...We hear Winston or Jeannine saying Egon died. Get everyone they can from first Ghostbusters movies at Egon's funeral. Ray discovers Big Supernatural Thing killed Egon. This causes the Ghostbusters to come back together. Maybe have Dana's son, Oscar become a new Ghostbuster. Maybe Ray has a kid. Egon has a kid. Winston has a kid. They don't all have to be Ghostbusters. After two movies, it doesn't make sense that they'd just go out of business. There'd be real world research, funding, other Ghostbuster locations and rival companies. There'd be an academic/science side that'd study what ghosts and other supernatural beings are and what they want, how they tick, etc. They could pass the torch to adults that actually make sense.
It would have been funny if at the end of this video there was a wide shot of the two of you sitting in the same room chatting. LOL
I loved this movie; I loved the characters, the setup and most of the execution of it. I agree with a lot of yours and Allison's points, both with the pros and cons.
I'm hoping in the sequel they'll go in this direction with the kids taking up the ghostbusting mantle and having Winston as their mentor, because to me Winston has always gotten the short end of the stick and he deserves a more prominent role than just "The forth ghostbuster."
Another video, my sunday is gonna be great ❤
Aww man that moment with Egon’s ghost and his granddaughter made me wanna cry 😭
I can’t stand CGI versions of actors, but this was done tastefully, even if it hung around a little too long.
I liked the movie, but I really had a problem with the ending. Not the Egon part, but the rest. Why set up a new team and train them for 2 hours on how to catch ghosts and then take it all away from them in the end because Winston has money and is sentimental and took everything back to NY and just left the family there with nothing. I just got a selfish ending vibe from it, and it was like the gatekeepers won. Nobody else can be a “real ghostbuster” unless it’s one of the original 4. It just hit a sour note with me
@@1325marky I didn’t see the kids as a new team. Just people who stumbled on the family legacy and finished the job. I’m sure Winston isn’t going to cut them out if they want in.
Overall I loved the film - and now we have the Ghostbusters back in New York with a new team and likely Winston and Ray mentoring them. Which means there's only one sequel I want...it's time to dig out and tweak that Ghostbusters: Hellbent script! I'm ready! 😆
Honestly, my only complaint is ignoring the video game. Details are already shaky with GB2 and all, so making it fit is rough, but I just hate it ignores Harold Ramis’ last performance as Egon. I’d change some bits and details, but overall I really loved it.
That GB video game totally should have been canon. I will always think of it as Ghostbusters III.
@@miahthorpatrick1013 It is canonical. Dan Akroyd said it is years ago.
I think Podcast was an 80s throwback to sidekick kids called Gizmo, Wheels, or Data in movies at the time.
Also Winston being the sex appeal was a middle finger to the Q5 Winston is the driver crap.
Two things. First, as far as nobody really being phased by Stay Puft in the second movie oh, I always took that as a joke on the fact that nothing phases New Yorkers. If I'm not mistaken there's even a line from the mayor where he says something like but what-have-you-done-for-me-lately.
As for eons trap not working, I think Allison kind of nails it from a theme standpoint and from a general standpoint, if you think about it everyone says the same thing. Egon was in a rush, he was running out of time, he was panicking. He didn't have time to test any of that stuff, and it's outright implied that it's only ever going to work once. He took everything they had and was working on his own cobbled everything together in both locations.
I don't have an issue with the animosity all of the surviving Ghostbusters feel about Egon, I just feel like they didn't really adequately lay things out in the movie. I'm guessing a novelization probably goes into more detail. I also suspected that the apologies given to him by Bill Murray was a little bit of truth in advertising as he and Harold Ramis had not spoken in a very long time
Great review as always. Man I have to check out Afterlife at some point
This was a very good Ghostbusters movie. The ghost Egon was good, although it held on too long. My only complaints are that could have used more ghosts to bust and a new villain to deal with.
I honestly really loved the movie!
Glad to see the world is not just full hatin' on it!
I think one big problem, why we rarely ever get actual great sequels to old franchises is because it's a fine line to tread between getting so far away from the original, it doesn't feel like it has any right to bear that name. On the other hand, there is the danger that the makers are so attached and in awe of the original, that the film becomes too sappy and self-serioue (this is especially a problem with sequels to movies, that didn't take themselves too seriously - like Ghostbusters).
Very surprised to see Phelous and Lupa in my suggested videos after all these years. Not at all disappointed.
To be faaaaaaair: I think most of us have that image of Finn Balor on our minds for large chunks of the day.
Ooo time to put this on my to do list😜 see ya in a few👋
When she asked Winston what he was in the group, I almost expected him to say "I was the driver," but he gave a response that elevated it.😊
I think that exchange might be a subtle jab at Q5 for its racist attitude towards his character in The Real Ghostbusters.
I live in Japan and we didn't get the movie in theaters until February and Egon's ghost coming around had been spoiled so I was expecting it. However, I wasn't expecting to actually cry when I saw them. These guys were my childhood and Egon was my favorite. It was the physical representation of my childhood dying off. One of my favorite parts was when Phoebe got pissed at the cop and turned on the pack ready to blast him. She was ready to end him.
The movie was phenomenal. Egon was always my favorite so that end scene wrecked me. I was a huge fan of Harold Ramos and actually shed some tears when I heard the man died, it was like losing a hero in some ways. And I sadly felt the same when I heard about Ivan Reitman, without their films I wouldn’t be the person I am today. I feel that all those things you love as a child start to feel like memories, not just the movies but how they made you feel watching them. Well at least for some.
My guess is Ray meant Starbucks had just recently bought out the property to demolish the firehouse and construct a new shop, then Winston bought it back by the end of the movie.
Going from New York to an abandoned farmhouse is just like Ninja Turtles
I got very emotional 😭 when Egon showed up at the end.
This review convinced me to get the dvd
Gozer in Afterlife looks like an eldrich Annie Lennox
I do wish there were nods to GB 2, but less about Viggo and more about Oscar because some of my favorite scenes were in the sequel were the ones where Venkman reconnects with Dana and plays good dad to Oscar.
12:08 All I could think at that moment was « if only they did that joke before HISHE ».
Epic Phelous video
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Phelous: ... yeah.
Enrico: Yeah...
Such a cute cat. 😊
Now I wanna rereview afterlife resident evil.
The Day has come.
A lot of this film felt like someone’s internet fanfiction, much like I felt regarding Terminator: Genisys.
I could see that. Red Letter Media's review touched on that.
You are not too far off. Fun fact: Evan had a dream of a young girl in a field wearing a proton pack. And based on that dream he made this movie.
Ya'll are growing up to fast I remember watching you guys as a pre teen now im 18
*RIP HAROLD RAMIS*
Also *RIP IVAN REITMAN*
cant wait for the frozen empire review
The Polaroid Goggles were from the original movie. It was a blink and you miss it thing. But there is a equipment card for it in the RPG. That was how I discovered it.
I have to say this was an awesome review love the movie definitely felt it was a great send-off hopefully we get some more Ghostbusters I just think they maybe just maybe this movie could also could be connected to the Ghostbusters The Video Game meaning that in the game the year was 1991 so you never know. R.I.P to both Harold Ramis an Ivan Reitman Awesome Vid
"We don't know what Egon was doing."
Maybe I read too much into it, but he was trying to stop the apocalypse, so his daughter could have a future, so the whole world could have a future. Which messes me up inside because everyone even his friends tear him apart, and only he knows what the risks are. People treat him like he is crazy when he's really trying to save a world that isn't willing to back him up so his daughter can survive. 😢
Phelan are you gonna rank the Ghostbuster movies and tv series in a future video?
Yeah, I think they could've extended the card scene with Peter, and Dana, and put it in somwhere after phoebe called Ray, and Peter could have told her he said somthing about some kid calling about ghosts, and them thinking maybe there is. A little scene like that would have made the end feel less shoe horned in.
A couple too many references, but I really liked the film. Absolutely brilliant and a lovely tribute to both Ramis, and now sadly Reitman Sr.