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Modern critics are all sellouts. It's not just the movie critics, it's the video-game critics as well. Every new woke movie and half-baked video-game get all the praise, whereas the actually good, but not always PC or casual movies and games are left in the dust. (ok, maybe not every, but it's definitely a thing; and yes, not all non-PC films and games are good either) As to the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man returning in Afterlife, it makes sense. In the first film Ray thought about a treat that he used to eat while camping, which was literally the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, and Gozer made a giant, sentient version that was meant to destroy the world. The tiny SPM that the teacher found in the store were literally the same marshmallow treats that Ray used to eat as a child, they just came to life for... fan service, I guess. Or maybe Gozer has a sense of humour, or is sentimental, or something. Now, one has to wonder about the SPM. In the first film Ray was 30 years old (being canonically born in 1954), and probably ate SPM when he was, maybe 8, so in 1962, give or take. We can assume that by 1984 (when the first film's events are taking place), the Stay Puft brand went under, because he was apparently the only person to recognize the SPM Man, either that, or Stay Puft is a brand that's mostly found in the Midwest (in the GB cookbook Ray comments that Camp Wakonda - where he ate SPM as a child - was in the Midwest). Afterlife is set in Oklahoma, in circa 2021. If the Stay Puft brand survived well into 2021, is it possible that its products would be found in Oklahoma rather than in New York? Would the Gozer Incident have affected the brand negatively or positively? Discuss. I agree with your take on Afterlife. It's definitely a step in the right direction, and it's nice to see that the team actually cared when making it. But it was largely a one-time-view film. What I am really sad about is how Extreme Ghostbusters was pretty much forgotten. Besides Kylie returning in that one comic (as a separate iteration of the character), and the XGB team appearing in some kind of comic special where the different GB universes converged, XGB was pretty much sweeped under the rug, despite actually being respectful of its source material, and doing diversity much better than the gods-awful 2016 film.

Dan Ackroyd in Caddyshack 2 was fucking gold. Caddyshack 2 was fucking hilarious.

Same, I never considered them as "comedies" there is zero hilarious jokes, it's all just "heh"-level at max. And I really don't get the hate on the sequel.

As for The Real Ghostbusters, the only really good episodes were the 13 original 1st season episodes, and the 62 syndicated episodes. Those Q5 morons that were hired by ABC ruined the show. It became dumbed down for children, whereas before all ages could enjoy it. Long story, but that's the short of it.

I was in Daytona Beach 84 and 85 and MTV was there. The earliest was not in 1986.

I was at Panama City in 96 when MTV was there. It is so fake and over-rated when you're actually in the middle of it. No Doubt was in concert and they filmed the end of the show first when they had a large crowd. No one could figure out why. But by the end of the concert (and they only played a few songs) it was so bad that most everyone had left, leaving the place empty. What you see on the video is fake and over-rated.

Spring Break 1990 and 91 - DAYTONA!!! Hey y'all, am looking for Spring Break 1990 footage of the Top 10 of the week hosted by Susan Ashley and "THE" Downtown Julie Brown!! HELP! I'm on the set... wife taped over the footage (by accident), year one in the marriage :/

I NEVER get tired of this show

These were amazing times, shame the world has traded a fun week of drinking for a bunch of strung out dope heads

Don't forget, that there was Extreme Ghostbusters after Ghostbusters 2 and The real Ghostbusters. ;)

As a teenager in the 90's, this was all we watched that entire week. So much nostalgia regarding MTV spring break shows.

She-Hulk was a very likable & cool character in comics & and animation, and 3rd wave feminist writers ruined her

The Real Ghostbusters stopped airing in local syndication in early fall 1991, and started airing on the USA Network a year later in 1992. I don't think the show ran in local syndication AND on USA at the same time, though I *do* believe that some of the ABC eps from 1986-88 from seasons 1, 3, and 4, eventually aired in local syndication, before USA got a hold of the show. It's likely that the 1991-1992 season was the last for local network and LBS-distributed syndication, and 1992-1993 was the first on USA. Someone had recorded episodes from any local stations WNYW (including Washington, D.C.-based WTTG Fox 5 and many more others), so it was definitely in syndication for the 1989-1990 season. It's 1990-1991 and 1991-1992 we need to confirm. I remember seeing reruns of Press Your Luck, The 25,000/100,000 Pyramid, Murder, She Wrote, Sale of the Century, Quantum Leap, Major Dad, The Facts of Life, Parker Lewis Can't Lose, and Wings, TekWar, Duckman, Silk Stalkings, the Weird Science series on USA, which premiered in 1994 - at which point RGB was *definitely* on USA for a while.

Ah, the good old days before the internet, where we jerked off to MTV spring break like civilized gentlemen.

I gave the 2016 Ghostbusters and honest try. I am somebody who is really sick and tired of fans hating on movies before they come out. It’s been like this since about 2015, especially in the geek fandom, whether it’s Ghostbusters, Star Wars, DC comics, or Marvel comics, there is a trend that I don’t like that’s happening and that is now that it’s cool to hate on all these movies before they come out and we need to stop that. I’m not saying you have to love all of them, but we are getting to appoint to where thousands of people are making up their mind that not only are they not going to like it, but they need to bother everybody else and try to ruin the experience for everybody. If you don’t like a movie, just don’t watch it . So yeah, I gave it a fair shot but it wasn’t a good movie. It had nothing to do with an all female cast. It wasn’t a good movie. And if you notice that most of those positive reviews, started with a negative insult to the fans? Or basically telling people if you don’t agree with their opinion, then you’re some troll. I don’t agree with all the hate the movie afterwards. The movie came out, it sucked OK let’s just not watch it again. But yeah, those reviewers were completely completely whack for that. If that had been an all cast, and it was pretty much, the same storyline and same verbiage except you would have to change the things that clearly define whether a character is a male or female character, but if it was essentially the exact same movie but with a male cast, they would’ve given the movie, a bad review.

Great video man. I’m glad I found your channel I’m a subscriber now. I was born in 1980 so things like Star Wars, Superman and Batman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and of course, the Ghostbusters were the things I was a huge fan of as a kid and honestly still a fan of many of those things now. The original movie, Ghostbusters two and Ghostbusters afterlife are all three films that I love but until Covid hit I had not re-watched any of the cartoons I had watched as a kid in the 80s probably since the 80s. Honestly after re-watching Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles first I like the first season but after that that show just really does not hold up well at all. Out of all the 80s cartoons that I watched during Covid the real Ghostbusters by Miles is the one that steel holds up. Everything else kind of was cool as a kid but the real Ghostbusters cartoon I believe still holds up fine today.

Lived the sarcasm in the video very funny. But I actually enjoyed the show. Taking away the whole women living in a man's world, I actually enjoyed the character. And some of the stuff that happened but the ending was a little ebit like they should just made 2 more episodes to end it without rushing it

Your opinion of Afterlife is shit. You should appreciate what we finally got after all those years.

Ghostbusters 2 was the first movie I saw at the cinema, I was 6 years old and I remember my dad and uncle taking me and my cousin to see it... it absolutely TERRIFIED me at the time. The whole thing about the creepy man in the painting kidnapping and trying to possess the child, the Titanic arriving in New York with the giant hole in the side, the ghost train in the old underground station... scary stuff for a 6 year old!

In 2010 Cancel Culture took over and left political wars, with people suing and risks in life. By 2023 the 30-year-old people around us could never believe the wild world we lived in daily growing up. And dont lol Should be the Into. Florida Boy late 80s 90s, IT WAS a whole different world.

Was born in 1991, when my family first got cable it was right during Spring Break ‘99, Jerry Springer and all was my introduction to MTV. Probably most memorable for me was Spring Break 2001 when Sum41 hit the scene. Pre-Teen me thought college was going to rock. By the time I graduated high school in 2009 it was nothing like this anymore. Life trolled us hard.

The original GB2 script with Jason was SO much better. So dark

Amazing video!

Exactly what I was hoping to learn from from a review. Thanks a million.

1993 Beauty and the Beach .. Classic

Is there any way we can watch these now? I was a kid in the 90's, i missed most of these.. would be so fun to rewatch it all right now

MTV is truly now "Empty TV". #musicvideos #MTVSpringBreak #JerrySpringer #stupidrealityshows

You didn’t have to do Leslie Jones like that bro. Good videos but a-hole narration

You didn’t have to do Bobby Brown like that

Man what a time to be alive. i caught the re-runs way later in the 2000s... And youre right they could never bring it back nowadays.

your channel is going to blow up I can feel it

Just heard Jerry Springer passed away from pancreatic cancer a few days ago, April 27 2023. Age 79. Jerry was SPRING BREAK in its last few good years, and it wouldn't have been the same without him. This video is dedicated to you Jerry. Rest in peace, & thanks for all the great years of entertainment. . . Jerry! Jerry! You'll be missed. 👼🙏🪦

1980 to 1986 i was the earliest in Daytona Beach Texan Motel yeah!!!

I found the animation style kind of comical haha. Thought it was hilarious when they were standing next to those girls 😂

This is an epic amazing video my Dude

I wonder where all these people are right now.

Thanks for bringing me back down memory lane with this video. I worked at 701 South in Daytona Beach where MTV filmed Spring Break in 88 and 89. Was flat out crazy during that phase of spring break.

I don't like how they're vocabulary changed. They never spewed blasphemy before

Damn! I miss the days of sitting in front of the TV being raised by MTV, I was a teen when these shows were on, old enough to enjoy the content , but too young to fly out & attend, but like you mentioned MTV did a great job at making the audience feel like they were there, because when i think back to these times , the memories feel like I was actually with the crowd on the beach enjoying the shenanigans, seeing how lame the world is now with their over woke BS, I so wish i would've copped a fake ID & flew out anyway & made the best of it & enjoyed, if i knew the future would never be as fun lol!

This is a great video. You deserve more subscribers.

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Ghostbusters 2 is still my favorite! Absolutely love it!!

Imagine watching this as a kid in the 90’s, and then by the time you graduate high school (06 for me)…it’s just not a thing anymore. Life is the biggest troll

Oh My My My.....Yes I Was Around When MTV Spring Break Was Around, And Man O MAN It Looked Like So Much Fun!!! In Between Those Years Of It's Peek I Was Just Sitting In Front Of My TV In My Bedroom Just Watching!!! Fantasizing I Was There But When Reality I A Lil Too Young To Go And Attend To It....Plus My Parental Guardian Didn't Have $ Like That For Me To Have For The Event.

Hey man, glad to see your view counts are goin up, keep at it :)

This popped up in my recommendations, I wasn't aware of this movie, sounds fun, gonna check it out rn

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I loved Ghostbusters growing up. I was so happy to learn about Extreme Ghostbusters in the late 90s. I loved the game in the early teens! So much fun being a Buster! And the 16 film… bad taste. I miss the practical effects of movies past. Also why do movies now seem like the cut scenes from video games?

Once again here I am defending the movie I like the characters Lily and Herman I thought those actors put their own touch to it I did not want to see people doing imitations of The original cast. So overall I really like the movie. I really like the actor who built Herman I thought he was great I liked Igor. . So for me I enjoyed the movie.

I actually liked it. But when I went into it I was going into it with the thought that this was gonna be a middle school play with a big budget