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Ghostbusters: Afterlife | November 19 2021 | Sony | Delayed again

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I take back all the floppage talk.

. This film is going to be massive, since the hundreds of millions (there were that many, coirrect?) of men who sight unseen hated on the 2016 all-female film for ruining their youths will pack the theaters now that "the real GBs" will be revived with presumably all men (or at least 90 % men) and directed by the son of the original director. No stupid "SJW PC propaganda, no shoving agendas, no pesky women and their cooties." Right? Right?

This better do Black Panther numbers. :Venom:

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I'll remind those who think that kids team is a great idea (and I think those people didn't watch the original at all) that the original Ghostbusters was about 4 30+ year old males who decided to open business to make money. The idea about 12 year old kids in costumes with proton packs who answer calls and drive a car is absolutely idiotic. It's gonna look terrible and it doesn't make any sense at all. It sounds as terrible as the previous movie, if not worse.

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2 hours ago, Firepower said:

The idea about 12 year old kids in costumes with proton packs who answer calls and drive a car is absolutely idiotic. It's gonna look terrible and it doesn't make any sense at all.

I will imagine no one will actually call the kids and that they will not make a business.

 

That in this version it will be like stranger things, for some convulated reason kids will have to fight a bunch of ghost (say if they copy it to save a friends) while thinking or actually having no adult believing them that the ghost is the reason for the kids issue or missing.

 

They will probably find a bunch of the old adults equipment and just have to make them work again with a little fix and not invent anything by themselve, figuring it out montage style.

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59 minutes ago, Ryan Reynolds said:

Leslie Jones Slams New 'Ghostbusters' Film: "It's Like Something Trump Would Do"

The actress, who starred in the all-female reboot of the franchise in 2016, tweeted her disappointment about the news earlier this week that Jason Reitman will helm a new movie that will continue the story that began with the 1984 original and its 1989 sequel.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/leslie-jones-slams-new-ghostbusters-film-like-something-trump-would-do-1177578

Honestly, her response is just embarrassing.  It's a fucking movie.  The 2016 one didn't follow the original films, wasn't successful and lost Sony a lot of money, plus it wasn't  widely liked by the general audiences, and now a choice to not include it is likened to some of the asinine and pathetic things which are FAR more important that our President has said and done in the last 2 years.

 

Hell, I don't even really care about the new Ghostbusters film either, but man.  Trump and the problems he's creating 'IMO' are far bigger than a Ghostbuster film not including Leslie Jones.

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Wasn't the original success of Ghostbusters a product of the overwhelming charisma that Murray, Aykroyd and Ramis brought, plus Reitman's intelligent way of turning a disaster movie full of special effects into a comedy?

 

If they don't bring back something that good, how can they expect the reboot to take off?

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