Like my review of Footloose, this is a classic, everyone has seen it, everyone loves it. It's one of those movies that came from your childhood and lasts well into the adult manboy years. So, we're going to do a comparison with the remake. For starters..the Ghostbusters plays it straight. The comedy is presented like a drama and that is usually the absolute best way to do comedy...straight. And conversely the remake is just sort of over the top. And when comedies try that hard to be com...
Read Full ReviewThey came, they saw, they briefly conquered the 80s. A trio of misfit parapsychologists set up business as Ghostbusters. Ideal really because although slow at first, their business starts to boom as New York comes under threat from a supernatural force. Dan Aykroyd had this idea about space Ghostbusters in the future and the plan was to have himself and fellow Blues Brother, John Belushi, star in it. Pitching it to producer and director Ivan Reitman saw the basic concept retained but even...
Read Full ReviewProbably since my childhood days I was fond of this movie, but now it is not impressive anymore. However, the music and sound clips were impressive
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Dean Yeager waits in Paranormal Studies Laboratory Room 205A for Egon, Ray, and Peter, while the Removal Men clear their effects outside
by The Bus Boys
The Ghostbusters run and get dressed, then leave in the Ecto-1
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Louis invites Dana in to join his "classic" party
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Louis suggests that they start dancing and encourage other people to join in in order to bring a bit more life to the party
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The Ghostbusters are working together to save the city
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by Mick Smiley
Dana as Zuul is seeing the supernatural energy fly in front of her building she suddenly blew out the wall of her apartment with a ferocious roar, leaving Vinz Clortho a way to locate her
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End credits
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