Yep. Runner up for me is: Janine: "So you live alone?" Louis: "...I used to have a roommate, but my mom moved to Florida."

Judging by these lines you’d think this movie were hilarious

​@@arnaeus7448I've always thought it was a good movie lol

Luckily the world's greatest Ghostbusters fan was sat right next to him the whole time to correct such a simple error...

@@mariat5860 the fuck?

@@vinylwubs6987 Click on the three vertical dots to the right of that comment and click "report".

The old computer game (that was ported to NES and other systems) did the same thing.

@@KasumiKenshirou was just about to say this. Wondered if it was an intentional joke referencing the game or not.

Shaun? You're my same height! That is neat!

Was this on the dvd. There were a lot of great commentary’s when dvds first came out. Do they even do them anymore since most things are streaming?

@@kingvincentarchcravenxiii1141 yeah. It sucks. It was in the commentary of the (25th?) anniversary edition of the first film.

It's such a good game. The story is top, the performances are amazing and it really hit it perfectly by putting YOU in as the rookie rather than playing as one of them. The way there seems to be weight to the ghosts, the upgrades to the pack, the buddy system and then amazing little things like Vigo pushing out of the painting and insulting you as you walk by it just icing on the cake. They really made it viable to actually go back and deal with the librarian and to have Stay Puft reappear. Lesser writers would have BUTCHERED this game. Imagine now if Randy and Co had put as much love and energy and polish into Colonial Marines as they did on this.... Without a doubt this game is the best GB game there COULD be.

I think James and Maso do know about the game. They were basically baiting commenters to mention the video game at the end of this video, mentioning "nothing in between with all the cast returning" for them to look at, seen here 20:03 Remember Maso is a huge Ghostbusters fan. There's no way that he doesn't know about the game. I think they mentioned the game on the podcast too.

Oooooh

I agree, do the Game!

And it explores the followers of Zuul! And Ivo Shandor the cult leader and architect of the building from Ghostbusters I.

I have seen this porn before.

@@sardoniclysane stop cooming

@@brightblackgrouse6236 on ben

ok

They're insane. They should be Kermitted. 😎

@@mariat5860 ugh stupid bots

CORRECT

Deep cut man. Good stuff. Didn't he say he lived in his attic or something like that?

@@brianpetraglia7366 He went to work!

Oh shit thats right!

@@brianpetraglia7366 Ralph, remember when you said you saw Snagglepuss out of the window?” “He was going to the bathroom.”

Omg that’s funny.

Somehow missed this one when I was a kid

Is my memory wrong or do they edit it on TV to just say “tests”?

@@strawberryrhubarbs Sounds like something they would cut to put it out in the daytime.

Yes! There was a CoG for the Matrix games, so the GB game should be in with a shout too!

I was wondering if they were being cheeky with their line about there being nothing between GB2 and GB(2016) with all the original cast returning that they could look at, since the videogame is so obviously on the nose for that

It's also a master class in Bill Murray phoning in his performance.

@@TheSchaef47 that describes the majority of his work for the past 20 or so years

@@thefunk0130 you're not wrong

This is wholesome, and I love it.

@@tylerward6307 thanks mate! I spent last Xmas making the playmobil firehouse and Ecto 1a (from Gb2) with my 4 year old nephew and we are going to afterlife and I've a wee suit ordered for him so I can surprise him on the day with it.

Great story m8. What's the craic? Like a real Irish man I don't know any Irish to put in this comment 🙃

@@faherty87 except the always useful ' an bhufil cead again go dti an leithreas' I am right there with ya mate! 😂 Literally up at Vue now sussing the tickets out to Afterlife. Can't bloody wait! You? By the way if anyone wants ebook versions of the novelisations I got ya covered.

@@mccarthy5825 oh its terrible. I had such difficulty trying to learn it in school. I caught some spoilers by browsing the toys in forbidden planet in Dublin but I'm OK with it. sickened it wasn't out in time for Halloween. Are you in the planetbroadcastingmates gr8 m8s Facebook group? A few of us Irish fans of the weekly planet have met up recently. Well three so far including myself but we're looking to do more

They've mentioned it several times on their podcast. Mainly Mason. If I'm not mistaken I think they mentioned it in their Ghostbusters 1 caravan of garbage extended edition too. Fair to say it's a pretty well known fact at this point for most

Seems that way. And no a few second clip in the GB 1 vid doesn't count

Listen to the end, where they deliberately avoid mentioning the game as a joke. So next week might be the game.

that game stunk.

Yes thank you.

"Vankmen" Ghostbusters is a shitty name, we are now: the Vankmen

Agreed. I thought that's what they were getting at. The game is the real Ghostbusters 3... And its good!

Really hope they do that instead. Let's bump this shit up so they see it lol.

YES!! They have to talk about the video game!!

I just typed the same thing.

Given the setup of that joke, I felt it was rather clear that they were heavily aware of the game’s existence and that people want to see it. I feel they’ll do the game.

I think it's actually available on a GB fan site. I love the novelisation of the first one.. Adds so much bavkstory and lore. I think that book you have is actually fairly rare mate.

Huh. Venkman getting a TV talk show and then running for NYC mayor kinda makes perfect sense.

I wish I could give it a read.

This comment is amazing

What was it like working for GB 2016?

@@connielingus8385 I was an animator for the final sequence of the giant Roland Ghost. I did a number of shots on it, including where he's holding onto the buildings trying not to get sucked in. It was actually all right to work on. I find that all the films I like working on tend to get the most negative press, so maybe I cursed it somehow :P

@@MonsieurJimjams Nah, u weren't involved in the creative writing process, so u're off the hook. Hey, no one was knocking GB2016 for its vfx.

I tried doing his accent as well lol

Me too

Vhy am I drippings vith goo is the best ever. It's literally the only thing I remember from when I last saw that movie, I dunno, 20 years ago.

Eh? The river of slime rose up toward the end, caused all the ghosts in the city and created an impenetrable shell around the museum. The slime from the river is also a major plot mechanic throughout the film.

They also used the slime to move the statue of Liberty

The slime was later talked about in the video game where they show the "Sloar" mentioned from the first movie who actually made the slime. It also went very into depth about who Shandor is and what he has done

It was explained that the slime had manifested from all the bad vibes and emotions created from the people of the city which helped to feed the paranormal activity that brought about Vigo.

@@kingovharts Egon " the man in the painting ms. Barrett restores is called vigo, the Carpathian, a tyrant and ruler of the sixteenth century who claimed he could wield the souls of the dead to destroy death itself." Ray, without skipping a beat, " of course the people, tired of human sacrifices, soon after revolted, Drew and quartered him, set fire to his limbs, and spread them to the furthest oceans." Venkmann, "let me guess. They forgot his paintings.." Ray, astounded and out of breath, "crossfold matter energy transference has always been possible in all corporeal incorporeal interactions, but NEVER to this extent!" Winston, calmly smoking a cigarette, "it might explain why the streets of new York are turning into cobblestone aqueducts..." Egon, " and ALL of them pointing to one nexus!" Venkmann, looks to one then another of the guys, then rolls his eyes. Egon, "with enuf spiritual, psychokinetic energy in one place we could be looking at a permanent breach between the living and the dead." Ray slaps his forehead, the cigarette hanging from his mouth, " a full sprectum cross dimensional implosion..!?" Egon nods his head gravely. Winston, "we've got to destroy those aqueducts." Venkmann, "good, you think something up. I'll get dana clear of it."

Ghostbusters should not have sequels or reboots etc. period. It was a good movie but it was very much of its time. Just let these things rest.

@@melody7826 Damn it please not Mr Sunday Movies as well. REPORTED.

The Cartoon "The Real Ghostbusters" had a huge run between the first & second movie.. GB2 was all about capturing those kids... like me!

That’s literally had studio execs think

the slime trying to attack Ray when he was down at the river was the also fucked up to be honest

Scared me too...

It was pretty frealy.

Yep. Made me uncomfortable around bathtubs for a long time.

Disturbed me as a child.

I think they know. They were sounding really cheeky when they were saying there's nothing else for them to lack at before watching the 2016 movie.

Exactly.

Child's Play as well.

That was not an eagles song, it was actually by a guy named glenn frey

@@molcatz9634 he's the front man for the Eagles. You're right it's his solo stuff but when I was a kid I thought it was Eagles since it sounds like them.

@@CrowTRobot oh my bad. When I think of the eagles I think of don Henley, and I always forget he left the band after a certain point.

You probably feel like that because, like you said, you grew up with this and your critical eye is not being as critical as you think. It could also be that, after the first one and the time that passed in between, it didn't match audiences' hype at the time and ended up being marked as a failure. I don't really agree with this tho because even today people who watch it for the first time consider it a bad movie with good stuff in it. Personally I watched it when I was a kid and I remember being extremly disapointed by it. Even at a young age I could tell that they were just trying to replicate the first movie. Now I can see that the whole 90s vibe didn't do it many favors either.

@ I'm definitely aware of my nostalgia for it, that's why I've mentioned it. I've seen this movie dozens of times and am aware of it's shortcomings. But I still think it gets treated as a worse movie than it really is. Almost every sequel tries to replicate the original... That's the typical formula. They try to recapture that magic in a bottle. So the thrill and excitement of a new story or world to explore is essentially gone by the time the second one comes around. I don't think that should be held against sequels however. I think alot of the negativity comes from us living in a culture where we like to look back and tear old things down. It's become very popular in the last 7 or 8 years to look back and say "man, that sucked." But meanwhile today our stories are even less creative, and less original than those stories 30 years ago.

It's an example of the soullessness of Hollywood. My understanding is that no one wanted to make it. That lack of energy permeates through the whole movie, but there's also the lack of originality. We need to remember though that criticism isn't negativity. This isn't a bad movie; it's just not a good movie because it just remakes a better movie. Force Awakens wasn't a bad movie; it just remade a better movie. Whereas people are absolutely being negative about the 2016 movie because of how poorly it was made, how much it misses the entire point of feminism, and for how much Sony manipulated fans into promoting the movie for them, people are just being critical of this movie over what it is.

It's the same movie as the first one, with the same story beats, except none of it is as good. It doesn't expand the scope of the story, nor advance any of the characters, it just resets them all...so Venkman has to woo Dana again, they have to open up the business again, a nerdy guy obsessed with Dana becomes possessed by evil forces again, a government pencil-pusher has them briefly locked up again...it all feels like absolutely minimal effort, and the comedy writing just doesn't spark like the original. Don't get me wrong, I saw GB2 in the theater and absolutely loved it. But I was 9.

That'd have been cool.

Same I saw this one first as a kid so that's probably why. But I think the effects are more interesting and so is the plot in the second one. The first one is great sure but the sequel has it's charms

I didn’t know it existed until I caught parts on tv and I went “oof” that’s why nobody talks about it

I absolutely love GBII, and I will shout it from the rooftops, lol

I agree. I love GB2.

I think the millennials who grew up with it and have nostalgia for it have ceded ground online to younger people who don't have as much of an emotional tether. To be clear, the movie at the time was seen as a disappointment, both critically and financially. (I grew up with it and have affection for it, but it really is just a reskinned "Ghostbusters;" of course, you can say that for the game and the 2016 remake too.)

People only started saying GB2 was bad when the awful 2016 reboot came out to try and justify why it was so bad too

We need a Get Out remake with He-Man characters

My favorite whole sequence of GB2

That was actually a brilliant Egon moment in the sequel. Ramis delivered.

I'm shocked they didn't say my favorite line in the whole movie. "We had part of a Slinky... but I straightened it."

Nah, she asks Egon if Peter ever mentions her and he says "no" and she's like "oh" and then holds up the scanning thing up at her behind her back.

You are like the buzzing of flies to him.

When he says "from the upper west side" gets me everytime, idk why, I'm not even from NY.

I agree, I prefer the 2nd. I had no idea people disliked it until here recently.

I've seen unused scenes where they show Vigo in the painting start out in his classic pose and then start moving around within the painting. It looked a lot cooler than just changing to Vigo's floating head over the river of slime. Not sure why they changed it.

agreed, though it definitely is NOT garbage

Go. Yes, I think, go. Yes, the joyfulness is over

@@DunderMiffliNate too right Nate, what an amazing story and married with super fun gameplay. You could almost FEEL the strain of pulling some ghosts towards you...i know there's a remaster but a total overhaul and updated version with extra levels and the missing parade level and the haptic feedback and all would be put if this world.

that quote is from the first movie though

@@netabolt6546 omg it is too! Lol. Fine... i will defer to the scene where they dance with toaster

@@mdiciaccio87 you're not sleeping with it Ray!? You hound! Its always the quiet ones!

"Better late than never "

This movie was how I first heard of He-Man

My uncle even asked my brother at the time, "Do kids really still like He-Man?", and he told them he didn't.

The movie Transformers came out in 1986. He-Man was still in full swing back then. 1989 was rough for Transformers (nothing but Pretenders!) but not as rough as it was gonna be in 1990.

Loved it