bill murrays role was for belushi not eddie murphy

​@@Mikebuster It was all changed around when Harold Ramis came on board, they wrote a new character for Eddie to play but he couldn't participate in the end, so that's when they got Ernie Hudson

@@ScribblestoScreen can you do king kong 1933 lost spider pit scene sequence and lord of the rings trilogy deleted scenes pretty please and batman beyond return of the joker uncut version as well

I saw it in the Cinema when I was 13 with my Brother

"The Blues Brothers" (with Carrie Fisher; Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, James Brown; John Lee Hooker; John Candy); "1941," "Neighbors," (with Cathy Moriarty); Belushi (by himself): "Animal House," (with Tim Matheson; during his SNL 1970's run); "Continental Divide" (Blair Brown)

I'm gonna call a "no" on that one. Filmation had already done _Star Trek_ and I THINK a time-traveling _Happy Days,_ so if anything _Ghostbusters_ is something of Filmation's _magnum opus,_ with the comedy of _Fraidy Cat_ and _Fat Albert_ and the adventuring of _Star Trek_ and _He-Man._ _Bravestarr,_ the final show, was an epilogue--the evil Tex Hex was created for _Ghostbusters_ but was deemed too serious/cool for the comedic Prime Evil's ranks, so he got to carry his own show.

@@nicholastosoni707 But it sure is a hell of a coincidence. Sure, it gave them some sort of difference with the Real Ghostbusters, but the fact it somehow managed to accurately channel the original concept is just "Dennis the Menace" levels of eerily similar. Also, I keep hearing conflicting stories of they either WERE given the option to do a series and Columbia backed out, or they wanted to do a Ghostbusters cartoon but weren't given the time of day, or they didn't realize they should have tacked on some sort of clause that gave them the rights to the animation in exchange for the naming rights. Either way, I can't tell what exactly happened, but somehow they managed to stumble on the original concept, even if unintentionally. Though I wouldn't put it past anyone if they were passive aggressive enough to somehow find the original space/time concepts and use it to give a subtle middle finger to Columbia. I mean, there WAS that RGB episode where a fraud psychic was dressed up like Jake from Filmation Ghost Busters.

@@mightyfilm A few years ago, concept art for a GB75-based cartoon show surfaced onto the Internet dating to as early as 1982. In fact, Ghost Command--the haunted-house HQ--originates from this early artwork, and in fact at least one episode of the 86 cartoon accidentally uses the 75 logo.

@@mightyfilm The 75 show lasted only 15 episodes firstly because Lou found _Secret of Isis_ more interesting and secondly because Forrest Tucker was....not a well man, and some exteriors were filmed in the blazingly-hot Piru, CA. So Lou moved GB to a potential cartoon show and likely planned to reunite Storch and Tucker. BUT! _He-Man and the Masters of the Universe_ ended up being a more profitable venture. That being said, reviving GB was on the back burner, which is why Lou fought for the name. The ideas generated for the 75 revival ended up going to GB86, which was retooled to be more in the mold of _Raiders of the Lost Ark,_ hence Jake/explorer; Eddie/pilot; Tracy/archaeologist. That they travel through time and space as supernatural gunslingers owes more to giving the show a _Doctor Who_ level of variety.

@@nicholastosoni707 It's weird they had that all locked and ready to go, huh? Like if they got that cartoon out sooner, the movie Ghostbusters probably would have had a different name. It gives me the impression they ONLY got that cartoon out there because of the movie with the same name. Not that they had any foresight, mind you. I'm not suggesting that. But it's like they had this idea for a cartoon that they just couldn't get together, put on the backburner indefinitely, and then comes this movie with the same name, and then they finally go through with it, but only out of spite. Almost like but most likely not.

I hope one day so sad

neat idea I'll see how my schedule goes

Whatever you say Mr Grinch, your word is that my command 😮

Same :D

I ain't afraid of no ghost 😂😰

Well it's more of a Family film with a few of suggestive jokes.

@@Person-wz6iy With casual smoking and a rapist as one of it's protagonists. (Venkman took a powerful sedative and a syringe with him on a date)

IDK I still love this film.