Ghostbusters 2016 - Caravan Of Garbage

They kept making Ghostbusters movies didn't they. Ghostbusters 2016 acted not as a sequel but in fact as a franchise reboot. Answer The Call as it's sometimes titled brings in an entirely new director and cast as it aimed to capture the magic of the original. Somethings something save New York from an impending supernatural threat. Also they happened to be female and some people did not like it. To put it lightly. Anyways this comment section should be fun thanks for watching!









#Ghostbusters

[OzuRay]

Can't believe Ben is able to edit this in real time as you guys are talking. That's some great work.

[zackharris]

Dan Aykroyd’s cameo in Casper is the real Ghostbusters 3

[bookinbear]

God I love when Ben just gets a bit. Love a Ben bit.

[theseanwardshow]

Fun fact: I had some guys from a high end security firm in my studio, and they told me about the time they were working a private dinner in Toronto. Around the table was Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Sigourney Weaver, Ivan Reitman, and a few other people. They were there for about 20 minutes before Bill Murray got up from the table and walked out. As he passed my security friend he muttered “Well that was a waste of time.” Turns out that was the meeting where the OG cast was being informed the studio was going in this reboot direction, and would be holding them all to the contracts they signed when they thought they were doing GB3. Whoopsie!

[Shiirow]

"30 years ago. Four scientists..."

Wait wait wait... _four_ scientists? I love Ernie Hudson as Winston Zeddmore but the dude was not a scientist, that was whole point of his character. He was the non-science voice of the quartet, to bring a more laymen grounded vision to the story.

[mrswhite]

This felt more like the Scooby Doo movies than Ghostbusters.

[Gmbify]

I think my favourite part of this channel is how the editors get involved so often, it's deadass so funny seeing them just leave the random notes for the editors in and use it for more content

[mr.vidjagamez]

My problem with the whole "EVERYBODY CAN BE A GHOSTBUSTER!!" theming that this and even the new film seems to be doing is, yeah? No shit. The whole point of the first movie was these were some schlubs starting a business. The fan idea for decades of retiring the original cast and just moving them up the corporate ladder and franchising the company, always made the most sense from an in-universe stance. You dont need to do multiple intersecting paralel realities or treat the Ghostbuster title like its some super hero power that must be passed on to a new team. Extreme Ghostbusters and the 2009 game were the only pieces of media that seems to understand that concept of the franchise.

[Rollinrollinrollin]

I died from a broken heart when you said this was better than Ghostbusters 2. Now no one will feed my dog. Our blood on your hands

[jkyle]

We need to start crowdfunding for the Detective Ben series.

[doomstadt]

Maso went from "getting married" to "dead wife" suspiciously fast....

Apparently this is the best comment I've ever made. Thanks everyone.

[guyvizard]

The most offensive and unbelievable part of this movie, to me, is the fact that they live and work in New York City but order Papa Johns!?

[dfailsthemost]

"I turned into a dog and these guys helped me" is, on its own, funnier than 2016 Ghostbusters

[michaelredford]

The way it always feels very bright and like it is on a set makes me think of the Scooby Doo movies. Lots of bright lights and colours in the background that do pop, but make it all look artificial.

[rawcollings]

This version's better for Heath Ledger's performance alone

[controlclerk]

"Nobody reacts to the jokes."

Audience didn't either.

[kellercorrield]

The amount of work you put Ben through on this series alone guys

[Rchd]

Chris Hemsworth was hilarious in Thor: Ragnarok, but I could not stand him in this. Louis Tully was a fool but in an endearing "oh bless him" way, Chris Hemsworth's character is just so inhumanly stupid beyond any kind of relatability.

[stranger]

Even this doesn't answer my biggest question: in the final battle are they KILLING the ghosts with their various weapons? They're not trapping them!

[felipehernandez]

I feel like maybe Bill Murray was onto something and ghost busters never needed another movie