Cassie, Seeing you reacting to this in a real movie theater was stunning. I could be wrong, but I don't think anyone has ever done that before. What a great idea! It was so nice seeing a blending of the new with the old in this film. Wonderful. It would have been nice to see everyone washing and cleaning up Ecto 1 in the end credits.
It is pretty cool, no? She has done one before, but the audio was terrible, and it will never make it to RUclips. She rented out the theater for DUNE, and watched with 30+ friends and family. It's available on Patreon, and she interviews her whole family afterwards, its really fun. -Jon
@@jedijones You can hear about 90%, but she didn't have the best Mic back then, It was a real learning experience! SO much has improved, with the Ghostbuster reaction, and coming soon, another in theater reaction. In the DUNE reaction, the sound from the theater is really loud, so it kind of drowns out her voice a lot. Biggest issue is the edit for RUclips, since the film sound cannot be muted, it would get copyright strikes.
@@jonjohns65 Okay. Hmm. I haven't watched any since the Matrix 2 and Afterlife reactions because I either haven't seen these movies or thought they were kind of boring. I'm assuming she'll be reacting to No Way Home in theaters next? I think she needs to get back to watching some cult classic sci-fi and action movies or more iconic comedies. I can think of Commando, Animal House, Blues Brothers, Abyss, 2001, True Lies, Spaceballs, Blazing Saddles, Naked Gun. And she should definitely watch some of the all-time turkeys like Troll 2 and The Room.
For a moment I was horrified at the idea of doing a reaction in a theater until you said it was rented out...I was afraid you'd turned into one of those people that made me quit going to theaters. This is essentially what the franchise needed after the unsuccessful reboot attempt a few years back, though it has a few small issues. One, not enough Paul Rudd. He fits with the Ghostbusters tone so perfectly with his style of humor. Two, not nearly enough Ivo Shandor; it was really weird to introduce the idea that he's actually still alive only to kill him immediately after he rises. And given that Gozer has no specific form, there's no real reason it should still look like an 80s pop star...they missed a perfect opportunity to have it come as a giant Sloar, just so we could see what that was. But these are small complaints. And of course they aren't telling the adults. These may not literally be 80s kids, but this is still an 80s kids movie in spirit, and we 80s kids went it alone-we had to, as our parents were always at work. I feel sorry for kids today, who have so little independence. What are they going to do when an ancient Sumerian demigod tries to take over the world, attack it with mean tweets?
I guess that's just how Gozer has chosen to manifest in this world before becoming the Destructor. I mean she stuck her head up in the 80s, maybe she dug the style. Just because it's an apocalyptic monster deity doesn't mean it doesn't have tastes.
You're gonna get covid eventually. We all are. It's endemic now. The avoidance strategy is pointless and it's beyond time to let everyone go completely back to their lives.
Hello dear Cassie, hope you are well? I'm glad you liked the film as much. I knew beforehand that it was Zuul again, but when Ivo Shandor moved, I also thought "Oh my Gosh!" Are you afraid of killer dogs? what about killer chickens? I have to admit that I was last able to see the original film through a good friend and I thought it was well done. That's what I call a worthy continuation to entrust the helm to a younger generation. I have to say that I even had tears in my eyes at the end, on the one hand because of nostalgia and because it is simply a beautiful legacy for Harold Ramis/ Egon Spengler! Thank you Cassie for this great reaction and for taking us to the cinema. I wish you a pleasant evening
So I have a theory … The Ghostbusters bust very few actual (human) ghosts. Just one or two across the three movies, that we see. Humans still look human if they become ghosts. Instead, they deal with mostly demons, poltergeists, and other 'hellspawn'.
Loved how this movie is so much of a homage to Harold Ramis, "Egon". It's a great way to tie up any loose ends from the first two. The "old guys" showing up and Egon's spirit really topped things off, almost a tearjerker. Renting out the theater just shows how dedicated Cassie is. THANK YOU.
@@christopherdeguzman1137 You could still recommend it, she happens to read the comment, the seed is planted, then by the time Halloween rolls around she thinks it was her own idea. 😂
RIP Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69 And RIP Ivan Reitman (October 27, 1946 - February 12, 2022), aged 75 You both will be remembered as legends.
As a 38 yr old Irish guy who watched the original movies with my late father when I was a kid, the bit at the end with Egon and his grandaughter made me tear up big time.
As a 43 year old Irish guy who watched the original movies with MY late father when I was a kid, those same moments brought tears to my eyes as well. This was always a special franchise for me and my dad. I can't tell you how many times we reenacted the candy bar scene from the first movie.
I saw this one year to the day my father died. The ending really hit me hard that day. That last shot with his daughter having finally forgiven him, tear streaming down her face as his ghost fades away just really took its toll on me.
My condolences to you about your father. I lost my father to cancer in 1987 when I was a kid. Ghostbusters was our favorite movie to watch together and we both loved the character of Egon. I remember watching it with him several weeks before his passing, it's one of my favorite memories of my dad. Egon was our favorite character because of our love of science. When Egon's ghost appeared I also teared up. So sorry for your loss❤🙏🏻😢
Ikr, so sad he never really got to know her or the grandkids but at least she knows he cared for and loved her. Especially since he finally went into the afterlife
For what I wanted out of it, this film was nearly flawless. It wasn't a reunion tour, the new cast and story got to live and breath on their own, and they were great. The updated look was awesome. And I'm sorry but I nearly cried when Ecto-1 peels out of the police station sirens blaring. That was such an awesome moment. Rudd's explanation of science is also pure genius. "History is safe. Science is giving yourself the plague and gambling on the cure. It's punk rock. We're the safety pin through the nipple of academia." This guy sciences.
"I'm Venckman, from the home office." Shakes Phoebe's hand. No big thing, no praising or laughing, no shock a kid just did what she did. Just a straight acknowledgement Phoebe's a Ghostbuster, just like they are.
The whole joke of the first movie was that they're blue collar exterminators, thrust into fighting a god. Then the audience grew up and evangelized being a Ghostbuster, cause of nostalgia.
@@Eidlones Actually, the whole joke of the first movie, is the idea of dealing with something fantastic, but it's just a 9-5 job and treated like nothing special. Besides, nobody said anything about any of that. I was pointing out the level of respect Venckman was showing Phoebe: acknowledging her as an equal and a fellow Ghostbuster. Not patronizing her with 'not bad, kid' or 'you're gonna be a great buster someday.' Not expressing how unlikely what happened was and how a kid never should have pulled this off. Or how all the equipment is dangerous and she shouldn't even be breathing on any of it. He just straight acknowledges that she is a fellow Ghostbuster, not some kid who found some dangerous toys and lucked out. Phoebe EARNED that. That is good writing, and good acting, combined. A lot is expressed in that moment, with one act and one line.
@@GuukanKitsune Also, "Thanks for pitching in." He also acknowledged that she was helping them out by taking on their old unfinished business for her grandfather.
That ending choked me up. The first thing I thought about was Ramis's kids and how they felt the first time they saw that. Then, I thought about what it would be like to see my mom again. Very touching, very personal.
Ramis's daughter was actually really involved in the production of the movie. Both actresses who played Phoebe and the mom used her as a reference for their characters' relationships with Egon.
You're the first "in theatre reaction" I've seen and I've been expecting to see them as the (almost over) covid times was the best chance to be in an empty theatre to allow you to film in.
@@thereturningshadow she also needed express permission from theatre and from sony to do it, other wise its not possible what she did on legal grounds off copyrights.
As a huge Ghostbusters fan, this movie was pitch perfect. It is just so delightful to watch. Fun, funny, scary, heartwarming. Totally different vibe as the originals but undeniably a Ghostbusters movie. Great reaction!
This movie hit every single thing I wanted it to. It had nostalgia and throwbacks, but had a very new feel to it. The casting was incredibly perfect. Phoebe was channeling Ramis the whole time. I love that they kept the original cast out of it for almost the entire thing so it wasn't a reunion tour. Solid jokes and humor. It was just a damn good fun time at a movie. And I'll happily watch more with this cast.
@@mycroft16 sadly my Ghostbusters shirt finally bit the dust it was gift from a guy I went through usnavy nuke school I'm not sure if we're still friends. But the shirt lasted from 1984 to about 2014. I wore it a lot. .
I guess I must be missing somthing. I thought this movie was boring and really lame noone is going to go back 29 yrs and watch this movie thinking it's any good... let's be honest folks
@@josephamoraz7990 No, you're allowed to think it wasn't good. It just didn't do it for you. that's totally okay. Just understand that for a lot of people this was absolutely what they were looking for. Having an opinion is fine. Generalizing it across the population is where trouble happens.
@@mycroft16 "trouble happens" ? Lol nah this movie was lame. Only good thing about it was harold ramis and the guys passed away... They just made it for the younger generation and checked off all the boxes - female lead - annoying white kid - mixed cast - parents know nothing. I stand by what I said, in 20 yrs people will reach for the original movie before they want to rewatch this
Just finished the movie and then watched your reaction too. This movie was everything I hoped it would be. Definitely cried a bit at the end with Harold's ghost. I thought the two post credit scenes were really good as well.
It honored the original while introducing new characters the right way. I would love to see those kids get their own stand alone ghostbusters movie in the future.
I agree, I hope the kids and the guys will come back for another film and train them. This story is about family. It must have the same magic as the earlier films👍🏻☺️👻
I've been replaying it along with The Last of Us. I wonder if Cassie and Carly would play The Last of Us for a second channel? "Popcorn Let's Play" or something like that
@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 Not sure either, but I've thought of sending Cassie my copy of the game for PS4. They can play one day in their spare time. I can imagine how they would think of the story of TLOU. It's an epic story that plays like a movie
This isnt a movie, its a love letter to the franchise, the fans, and the memory of Harold Ramis. Fortunately for everyone it's also a GOOD MOVIE! Very funny, very heartwarming, good character writing, and a nicely done update! I was 4 when the first movie came out, didnt have the courage to watch the first two until i was 13, and was really impressed with the visual effects, the comedic timing, the sense of humor, and how the ghosts managed to be sometimes hilarious and downright chill inducing as well. Just a damn good time.
Lol, I'm watching your award show now and it's really great to see the love people show you and your mom . She truly raised some very nice young ladies , I pray God's blessings and protection over you, Ben , Carly , momma and your family....
Just like with Ghostbusters: The Videogame, this was a true love letter to fans of the first two films; this was also the perfect passing of the torch, within the film and from father to son; there are a mid and post credits scene
I was Very emotional throughout this movie. I love the respect this movie has with the original flick and the original crew. When the credits started to roll and the theme song came in i cried my eyes out. This movie for me is perfect. The right amount of respect and homages while still estabeleshing a firm foundation for a new crew and more movies in the future!
100% here too. I barely managed to hold it together through the Spirit Egon scenes, but the moment the theme song began to play I lost any remaining composure I had. It was just so cathartic. After the past ten to fifteen years of bad reboots and remakes of treasured properties of my childhood (and especially after the monstrosity that was the 2016 film) it was amazing to see a movie done right. Sure, there are problems with the film if you look hard enough, and there are things that I personally would have done differently… but that really doesn’t matter. It hits all the right notes emotionally, and made this old, cynical man feel something again, and even better, feel like the franchise and the fan base were respected by the movie makers. This film was a passion project, made by people who love the franchise, and it truly shows.
I loved how this movie stuck to the old saying of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I'm glad that we heard the original theme song instead of some abomination of a remake
They did a real good job with this film, especially respecting the OG film and cast. Also, loved the theater reaction. I know you can't do it all the time (imagine it could get expensive) but definitely a cool setting.
I loved this movie, Honoring Harold/Egon at the end was such a amazing tribute. I’m not gonna lie I cried few times at the end. McKenna Grace (Phoebe) was such an amazing character she was like a young Egon. From the hair and glasses to the personality. Out of a 10 I’d say it’s a 9.5 only cause there were some parts that were drawn out. I own all the movies on 4K and they are by far my favorite films in my movie collection.
It's a great movie. I grew up with the original classics and this was a very good movie. IT'S NOT perfect... , it got some flaws but the emotional ending was a love letter to the fans.
Laughing so hard at your at Dan Akroyd dead comment and the caption you added after the fact. You’re so precious. Haha. Love your ability to make fun of yourself. Keep doing what you do! You are great.
I know. I was about to have a heart attack seeing that in the video. I love Dan and was like "OMG Dan died?!?! her caption made it so funny, whoops lol! 😲😂
I really love this movie. It might be my favourite Ghostbusters movie (and I loved Ghostbusters I AND II). I'm not normally a fan of kids in films but the cast are really good and Mckenna Grace is outstanding. It will be a tragedy if we never get another movie with Phoebe 'Spengler' (I guess that wouldn't be her last name but I don't think we get to know their last name). Also, "Did Walmart OK this?" is one of Cassie's all-time great lines of reaction 😂
I saw then 1st and 2nd original Ghostbusters movies in the theater and introduced them to my son we both love watching them together so when we heard this movie was coming out we were very excited and this was the way to end the trilogy of the original cast especially for Harold Ramis who passed away it was just so great to see them honor him this way! Now my son and I have seen a Ghostbuster movie together in a theater and now we can introduce this trilogy to our next generation of our family! Thanks Cassie I loved your reaction and it was great to see your reaction in a theater!!!
I had just finished watching movies that made us for the original ghost busters not even a month before this was out. Let me tell ya it was Niagara Falls for me at the theatre seeing the love letter to Harold. I still see that end scene now and get like dust in my eye or something. :)
Adam Savage (of MythBuster's Fame) has been doing a great series about the art production. He was even the propmaker for the Aztec Death Whistles. He also did an interview with Jason Reitman (director of this movie and son of Ivan Reitman, the original director) here: Part 1: ruclips.net/video/XhBSibI2nuA/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/u5CDKWnWpPs/видео.html
Wow! Pretty Cassie Popcorn with fast turn around on this one! Wasn't expecting a reaction on such a current movie, but let's get it! Cassie delivers!😎🍷🚬👀💕💪👍
What's cool is the son of the director of the original Ghostbusters is the one who made this movie. I thought it was a great homage to both his dad and Harold. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Your reactions were great Cassie. Also, I was scared at the beginning of the video because I thought you were driving. 😉
I finally watched this last month and wow. I felt like the child I was when I watched the original. It was beyond charming and clever. I also appreciate that they took elements of a few proposed third entries that never came to be, and used them for this story. While it had a few call backs to the original, it did not go down the route of Force Awakens and lean on them (and become a greatest hits of the original) to attempt to be good. The way they brought Harold Ramis into this movie, and handled it with such respect and love was beautiful. It was also great seeing the original cast as well, and in a time frame that worked, where they are not forced into the story and overstating their welcome. And the theme of passing the torch to the next generation is also beautiful when you consider the director Jason Reitman is the son of Ivan, who directed the original.
@@IR4TE The references however do not overshadow the new story. Rather they are there to be reminders and a tip of the cap to fans. And as I said, it took elements from many proposes 3rd films, and used them... these elements dealt with Ivo Shandor and Gozer, so it was almost inevitable. Whereas you compare it to The Force Awakens, which used those as a crutch to redo the entire trilogy to attempt to tell a new story... this one did it right.
@@ChipJones421 Agreed. Considering the average audience age of kids seeing this movie first and not knowing the orignals existence is probably pretty high. ... When I talk to 20 somethings these days "old"movies are pre-2000. .... the callbacks are definitely appropriate
I liked this one a lot. It was charming and did not try to be a simple rehash of the first one. The girl really carried it, however all the cast were great.
I ugly cried at the ending. My grandfather passed away in 2018, and of all the Ghostbusters, Egon was the most like him. This movie felt like a touching sendoff to my own grandfather as well as Egon. He was a mathematician, a teacher, and he even taught jail inmates in an attempt to reduce recidivism. I miss him so much.
hey! ya know, during your intro, i saw that snow on the mountains in the background and thought, hmm, that looks familiar.. looked in your info, and sho nuff, Provo.. lol! i don't know why i didn't know this yet, but it is a small world sista.. I'm up in Park City! so, Hey Neighbor! .. hahah, lol, how fun! keep killing it girl, i love this new theatre experience, high five! p.s. Cujo wen?? ;-)
Many didn't like this but I think it was a perfect expansion of the franchise. I didn't feel the woke sickness that normally infects movies. This felt natural and a good step towards a once thought dead franchise.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 Critics often like to veer between honest reviews and butchering stuff to reward their own idea of sophistication. I saw lots of the latter react like this.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 I watch reactions from so called fans. Just putting it out there. I really enjoyed it. Did you actually read what I wrote?(edit) oh. My bad, that's your handle and not a question.Yes those people are insane idiots. This was in my thoughts the best way to resurrect this franchise. I'm very satisfied.
Cassie, nice job doing this from the theatre. It added a nice ambiance. I have yet to see the movie, but will get to it. Your reaction was priceless as always. The tribute to Harold Ramis was touching and the ending was quite emotional. Thank you.
I'm with you, I went to see the release in theaters on my birthday. Haven't been to the movies in like 2 years since we moved like 50 miles away from any decent theater. So glad THIS movie released for my birthday last year, got to make it a thing to go see it. Glad you got to see it and share with us, thanks. And yeah I cried then, and I cried again. Just picked up the bluray too, so I gotta watch all the special features. Lastly, it might be a lot over the top, but Adam Savage's Tested here on RUclips has a bunch of in-the-weeds videos into the production of the movie.
Even watching it again, It still gets me in the feels. I really enjoyed this sequel! I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I hope you filmed your post credit reaction. I was looking forward to seeing your reaction.
The mom in this movie had a terrible, boring, cynical, bullying personality, how was she supposed to be attractive to Paul Rudd's character who was actually sincere, kind, upbeat, educated, curious and adventurous ?
Mods in your live streams have stopped me returning to your videos for a good while. Saw this suggested and thought I'd have another look because I was there when you had about 400 subs and it's great content tbf. Your videos are great but tell your mods to chill and not get so offended at very basic things such as myself asking for a particular movie reaction and being immediately muted in the chat. The mod said don't request movies because that's not what this channels for, yet that's what the channel does. So it may be a good idea to warn subs who don't know that's against the channels rules before simply muting without warning 👍
While it wasn't as strong as the original, Afterlife certainly infused some fresh air into the franchise. The first movie's script is deceptively well done, well shot, and knows how to mix a little seriousness into its frivolity. These little moments kept the original grounded even as it laughed along with us. I was happy to see that some of these elements in Afterlife weren't overlooked.
@@mikefox6172 Well when the originals director's (Ivan Reitman) son, Jason, wrote and directed this movie, you can bet he paid close attention to doing it correctly and being respectful to the original franchise.
The director said that everything was leading up the hug between Callie and Egon, and if that didn't work then the whole movie wouldn't work. I think it worked.
I would love to visit Canada 🇨🇦 or indeed live there. Imagine waking ⏰ up to the view of the mountains ⛰ covered in snow ❄ like melted Marshmallow on a mountain of chocolate 🍫-- stunning and gorgeous scenery.
This was filmed in my City and the small towns nearby, including the one I lived in as a youth. It is so awesome seeing all my favourite locations on screen like that!
I absolutely loved this movie. The Ghostbusters movies and cartoon series were a big part of my childhood. Went to the theater with my son to watch it. It was awesome to see how into the movie he was. The ending literally had him on the edge of his seat and the same for the boy that was sitting next to him. Very awesome to see and to share that experience with him!
You know I just got done watching Ghostbusters at alive and I got to tell you it was amazing I'm definitely going to add this in my Blu-ray collection as a matter of fact I love all the Ghostbuster movies including 2016. Ghostbuster afterlight was very special
I bawled like a baby the last 45 minutes. Even though Rick didn't want to be in it, I think they could have snuck a photo into the second end credit scene. Winston needed an accountant lol
It made sense, too. Winston didn't become a Ghostbuster for riches, excitement, or the science. He just needed a job. So, after they went broke the first time, and Vigo brought them new business, he was practical enough to invest in a side business.
While in Walmart running from the terror dog, Gary runs past a display of track suits just like what Louis wore in the original. Do wish they could have gotten Rick as well but it was a nice touch.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife has the same feel as the 80 films and fit well with them, with a great young cast and ties up well with the original cast. Thank you for letting us watch your reaction in your 30 minute video. I think people of all ages will enjoy this story of mystery and humor and childhood adventure. It reminded me of watching the originals as a kid. I am looking forward to more sequels knowing that the Ghostbusters is in good hands if they include Jason Reitman and the rest of the team to make more movies with love and heart.
I loved Phoebe. So glad they made the next generation quirky and engaging. Podcast kind of teetered on the precipice of annoying but overall his character was funny and loveable.
I love that you do the diet coke/cherry coke thing. I thought I was the only one! Something about popcorn and cherry coke at a movie theater is pure nostalgic love for me!
This made my Top 5 list for 2021. Such a great movie. It honored the original while letting the new cast stand on their own. Phoebe is a great character, I hope we see more of her. Side note: Sour Patch Watermelons are my favorite theater candy.
@@jedijones I'm curious as to which part you're referring as well. For the most part, folks in 2022 find a problem with the fact that Fisher Stevens, a white man was cast to play an Asian (brownface).
@@Coleton.B. Well, I don't believe that, Coleton. I've seen many actual Indian citizens in RUclips comments on Short Circuit video clips praise his performance and say they thought he really was Indian. Fisher studied in India for the role and tried to give an accurate and respectful portrayal. I think an actor should be allowed to play anyone they want. And even more recently, Angelina Jolie played Marianne Pearl in A Mighty Heart, who was a real-life woman of mixed race, and Jolie darkened her complexion for the role.
We were going to see the new Spiderman movie but it was sold out so we decided to see Ghostbusters since we was still there. It was a fantastic movie. I thoroughly enjoyed ir.
That movie was a great passing of the torch ( take notes Star Wars ). I was absolutely hands down amazed with the way the movie turned out. Glad you like it as well. Welcome to our movie world and can't wait to see more.
I loved the End Credit Scene with Jeanine and Winston (Annie Potts and Ernie Hudson)! It sets up the idea of the business coming back!
Our hostess didn't even mention it! I thought it was a great coda to the whole story.
I was hoping Louis Tully would’ve walked in on that conversation. It was a great scene.
did you wait for the 2nd post credit scene with sigourney weaver and bill Murray
Yes there might be a sequel in works
Google: Ghostbusters Afterlife 2
Cassie,
Seeing you reacting to this in a real movie theater was stunning. I could be wrong, but I don't think anyone has ever done that before. What a great idea! It was so nice seeing a blending of the new with the old in this film. Wonderful. It would have been nice to see everyone washing and cleaning up Ecto 1 in the end credits.
It is pretty cool, no? She has done one before, but the audio was terrible, and it will never make it to RUclips. She rented out the theater for DUNE, and watched with 30+ friends and family. It's available on Patreon, and she interviews her whole family afterwards, its really fun. -Jon
@@jonjohns65 How bad is the audio in the Patreon copy? Can you hear everything Cassie says?
@@jedijones You can hear about 90%, but she didn't have the best Mic back then, It was a real learning experience! SO much has improved, with the Ghostbuster reaction, and coming soon, another in theater reaction. In the DUNE reaction, the sound from the theater is really loud, so it kind of drowns out her voice a lot. Biggest issue is the edit for RUclips, since the film sound cannot be muted, it would get copyright strikes.
@@jonjohns65 Okay. Hmm. I haven't watched any since the Matrix 2 and Afterlife reactions because I either haven't seen these movies or thought they were kind of boring. I'm assuming she'll be reacting to No Way Home in theaters next? I think she needs to get back to watching some cult classic sci-fi and action movies or more iconic comedies. I can think of Commando, Animal House, Blues Brothers, Abyss, 2001, True Lies, Spaceballs, Blazing Saddles, Naked Gun. And she should definitely watch some of the all-time turkeys like Troll 2 and The Room.
For a moment I was horrified at the idea of doing a reaction in a theater until you said it was rented out...I was afraid you'd turned into one of those people that made me quit going to theaters.
This is essentially what the franchise needed after the unsuccessful reboot attempt a few years back, though it has a few small issues. One, not enough Paul Rudd. He fits with the Ghostbusters tone so perfectly with his style of humor. Two, not nearly enough Ivo Shandor; it was really weird to introduce the idea that he's actually still alive only to kill him immediately after he rises. And given that Gozer has no specific form, there's no real reason it should still look like an 80s pop star...they missed a perfect opportunity to have it come as a giant Sloar, just so we could see what that was. But these are small complaints.
And of course they aren't telling the adults. These may not literally be 80s kids, but this is still an 80s kids movie in spirit, and we 80s kids went it alone-we had to, as our parents were always at work. I feel sorry for kids today, who have so little independence. What are they going to do when an ancient Sumerian demigod tries to take over the world, attack it with mean tweets?
Honestly I'm not against the 80's pop star Gozer, that way we got Olivia Wilde uncredited, and she was amazing!
I guess that's just how Gozer has chosen to manifest in this world before becoming the Destructor. I mean she stuck her head up in the 80s, maybe she dug the style. Just because it's an apocalyptic monster deity doesn't mean it doesn't have tastes.
You're gonna get covid eventually. We all are. It's endemic now. The avoidance strategy is pointless and it's beyond time to let everyone go completely back to their lives.
Popcorn you are a trailblazer in the movie reaction genre….this is amazing!!!
Hello dear Cassie, hope you are well?
I'm glad you liked the film as much.
I knew beforehand that it was Zuul again, but when Ivo Shandor moved, I also thought "Oh my Gosh!"
Are you afraid of killer dogs? what about killer chickens?
I have to admit that I was last able to see the original film through a good friend and I thought it was well done. That's what I call a worthy continuation to entrust the helm to a younger generation.
I have to say that I even had tears in my eyes at the end, on the one hand because of nostalgia and because it is simply a beautiful legacy for Harold Ramis/ Egon Spengler!
Thank you Cassie for this great reaction and for taking us to the cinema. I wish you a pleasant evening
"I missed the end credit scene b/c I had to pee" Yeah... that is huge drink at your right hand.
So I have a theory … The Ghostbusters bust very few actual (human) ghosts. Just one or two across the three movies, that we see. Humans still look human if they become ghosts. Instead, they deal with mostly demons, poltergeists, and other 'hellspawn'.
Hi, there is a Bill Murray film from a couple of years ago called St Vincent in which he plays a Vietnam Veteran. I’m sure you would love it.
Loved how this movie is so much of a homage to Harold Ramis, "Egon". It's a great way to tie up any loose ends from the first two. The "old guys" showing up and Egon's spirit really topped things off, almost a tearjerker. Renting out the theater just shows how dedicated Cassie is. THANK YOU.
Almost?
@@jowbloe3673 yeah made me cry, how they raped the original and Harold Ramis beyond the grave
It's cheap fan service
I love the part where the asexual Egon, ends up becoming a dead beat dad.
And she braved the cold driving there and the cold air inside the theater just for her enjoyment and ours! She's the best!❤️👍🏻🥶🥰
Note to self: Don't forget to remind Cassie to watch Cujo this Halloween.
And Child's Play!
That would be cool, unfortunately you have to be a patreon to recommend any type of movies for her to see.😕
@@christopherdeguzman1137 All it takes is a patreon to read the suggestion and then make it.
@@christopherdeguzman1137 You could still recommend it, she happens to read the comment, the seed is planted, then by the time Halloween rolls around she thinks it was her own idea. 😂
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RIP Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69
And
RIP Ivan Reitman (October 27, 1946 - February 12, 2022), aged 75
You both will be remembered as legends.
RIP Egon Spengler/Harold Ramis. You were a True Ghostbuster.
And the coolest.
@@linoarquiza5433 D head
Dan is still Alive he is in his mid to late 60's !
Amen
And Ivan Reitman. So glad he got to see this.
As a 38 yr old Irish guy who watched the original movies with my late father when I was a kid, the bit at the end with Egon and his grandaughter made me tear up big time.
R.I.P. sorry for your loss ❤️😢🙏
As a 43 year old Irish guy who watched the original movies with MY late father when I was a kid, those same moments brought tears to my eyes as well. This was always a special franchise for me and my dad. I can't tell you how many times we reenacted the candy bar scene from the first movie.
As a 59 year old Irish guy. I watched the first one in the theaters. And yes. This teared me up big time. And I was a paratrooper for 21 years.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
R.I.P. sorry for your loss❤️😢🙏🏻
I saw this one year to the day my father died. The ending really hit me hard that day. That last shot with his daughter having finally forgiven him, tear streaming down her face as his ghost fades away just really took its toll on me.
rest in peace 😢
My condolences to you about your father. I lost my father to cancer in 1987 when I was a kid. Ghostbusters was our favorite movie to watch together and we both loved the character of Egon. I remember watching it with him several weeks before his passing, it's one of my favorite memories of my dad. Egon was our favorite character because of our love of science. When Egon's ghost appeared I also teared up. So sorry for your loss❤🙏🏻😢
Ikr, so sad he never really got to know her or the grandkids but at least she knows he cared for and loved her. Especially since he finally went into the afterlife
I cried like a little girl when Egon turned up. RIP Harold.
Me too! It was a real kick in the feels after growing up with the first two movies.
Me too! :)
It's that "For Harold" against the starscape that gets me every time.
Amen(non-denominational)!
Tears of joy. This one really pulls on heartstrings.
For what I wanted out of it, this film was nearly flawless. It wasn't a reunion tour, the new cast and story got to live and breath on their own, and they were great. The updated look was awesome. And I'm sorry but I nearly cried when Ecto-1 peels out of the police station sirens blaring. That was such an awesome moment. Rudd's explanation of science is also pure genius. "History is safe. Science is giving yourself the plague and gambling on the cure. It's punk rock. We're the safety pin through the nipple of academia." This guy sciences.
"I'm Venckman, from the home office."
Shakes Phoebe's hand.
No big thing, no praising or laughing, no shock a kid just did what she did. Just a straight acknowledgement Phoebe's a Ghostbuster, just like they are.
The whole joke of the first movie was that they're blue collar exterminators, thrust into fighting a god.
Then the audience grew up and evangelized being a Ghostbuster, cause of nostalgia.
@@Eidlones Actually, the whole joke of the first movie, is the idea of dealing with something fantastic, but it's just a 9-5 job and treated like nothing special.
Besides, nobody said anything about any of that. I was pointing out the level of respect Venckman was showing Phoebe: acknowledging her as an equal and a fellow Ghostbuster.
Not patronizing her with 'not bad, kid' or 'you're gonna be a great buster someday.' Not expressing how unlikely what happened was and how a kid never should have pulled this off. Or how all the equipment is dangerous and she shouldn't even be breathing on any of it.
He just straight acknowledges that she is a fellow Ghostbuster, not some kid who found some dangerous toys and lucked out. Phoebe EARNED that.
That is good writing, and good acting, combined. A lot is expressed in that moment, with one act and one line.
@@GuukanKitsune Also, "Thanks for pitching in." He also acknowledged that she was helping them out by taking on their old unfinished business for her grandfather.
*Venkman.
I recommend GALAXY QUEST. Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tim Allen and more...
TOTALLY AGREE!
I love that movie!
Great movie
Absolutely!
Yes!
That ending choked me up. The first thing I thought about was Ramis's kids and how they felt the first time they saw that. Then, I thought about what it would be like to see my mom again. Very touching, very personal.
Exactly !! Cried and clapped when it ended, had RIP to Harold and the original song and New York setting !! ♥️👻🗽
Ramis's daughter was actually really involved in the production of the movie. Both actresses who played Phoebe and the mom used her as a reference for their characters' relationships with Egon.
I won't lie, I cried my heart out when we were finally shown Egon helping his granddaughter with the proton pack at the end.
Same. Such a touching moment. 😍
Mee too 😭
I did too,at the theatre and when I watch it on dvd
You're the first "in theatre reaction" I've seen and I've been expecting to see them as the (almost over) covid times was the best chance to be in an empty theatre to allow you to film in.
almost over covid times?
She had to rent out the entire theater in order to do this. Do you have any idea how expensive that is?
@@thereturningshadow $200
@@jonjohns65 And that's $200 that most people these days don;t have to spare.
@@thereturningshadow she also needed express permission from theatre and from sony to do it, other wise its not possible what she did on legal grounds off copyrights.
As a huge Ghostbusters fan, this movie was pitch perfect. It is just so delightful to watch. Fun, funny, scary, heartwarming. Totally different vibe as the originals but undeniably a Ghostbusters movie. Great reaction!
This movie hit every single thing I wanted it to. It had nostalgia and throwbacks, but had a very new feel to it. The casting was incredibly perfect. Phoebe was channeling Ramis the whole time. I love that they kept the original cast out of it for almost the entire thing so it wasn't a reunion tour. Solid jokes and humor. It was just a damn good fun time at a movie. And I'll happily watch more with this cast.
@@mycroft16 sadly my Ghostbusters shirt finally bit the dust it was gift from a guy I went through usnavy nuke school I'm not sure if we're still friends. But the shirt lasted from 1984 to about 2014. I wore it a lot.
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I guess I must be missing somthing. I thought this movie was boring and really lame noone is going to go back 29 yrs and watch this movie thinking it's any good... let's be honest folks
@@josephamoraz7990 No, you're allowed to think it wasn't good. It just didn't do it for you. that's totally okay. Just understand that for a lot of people this was absolutely what they were looking for. Having an opinion is fine. Generalizing it across the population is where trouble happens.
@@mycroft16 "trouble happens" ? Lol nah this movie was lame. Only good thing about it was harold ramis and the guys passed away...
They just made it for the younger generation and checked off all the boxes
- female lead
- annoying white kid
- mixed cast
- parents know nothing.
I stand by what I said, in 20 yrs people will reach for the original movie before they want to rewatch this
I had tears in my eyes when Spengler's ghost showed up. Was such a beautiful movie. Podcast was such a delight!
Same here
Just finished the movie and then watched your reaction too. This movie was everything I hoped it would be. Definitely cried a bit at the end with Harold's ghost. I thought the two post credit scenes were really good as well.
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It honored the original while introducing new characters the right way. I would love to see those kids get their own stand alone ghostbusters movie in the future.
I agree, also in sequel they operate at home base in NYC i hope.
yeah, it's coming.....and it'll be milked until it's ruined, can u say HOLLYWOOD CASH GRAB
@@paulcurran4786 It's actually the continuation of a personal story by the original creators and their family. So it's the opposite of a cash grab.
I agree, I hope the kids and the guys will come back for another film and train them. This story is about family. It must have the same magic as the earlier films👍🏻☺️👻
@@paulcurran4786 I don’t understand why you people always gotta be so negative?
Fun Fact: They made a Ghostbusters video game in 2009 with same cast Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis & Ernie Hudson.
It's so much fun!! I got a jonzing to replay it now~
There is another video game in the works, Ernie Hudson let it slip late last year
I've been replaying it along with The Last of Us. I wonder if Cassie and Carly would play The Last of Us for a second channel? "Popcorn Let's Play" or something like that
@@shanemcconnell358 That would be cool but I don't know if they like video games
@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 Not sure either, but I've thought of sending Cassie my copy of the game for PS4. They can play one day in their spare time. I can imagine how they would think of the story of TLOU. It's an epic story that plays like a movie
This isnt a movie, its a love letter to the franchise, the fans, and the memory of Harold Ramis. Fortunately for everyone it's also a GOOD MOVIE! Very funny, very heartwarming, good character writing, and a nicely done update! I was 4 when the first movie came out, didnt have the courage to watch the first two until i was 13, and was really impressed with the visual effects, the comedic timing, the sense of humor, and how the ghosts managed to be sometimes hilarious and downright chill inducing as well.
Just a damn good time.
Well stated 👋👋👋
It was also Directed and I think co-written by Ivan Reitman’s son, Jason.
Not gonna lie, I teared up at the end. A proper send off for him and his character.
Same here
Down vote
@@yournamehere6002 Sure, I'll down vote your comment. LOL!
@@BammerD That line was funnier than the entirety of Afterlife
@@yournamehere6002 Be quiet.
When Egon came on screen..I became a blubbering mess....I also cried in the post credit scene when they showed the coin clip. I LOVED this movie!!!
I cried like a baby and I’m not ashamed to admit that. ❤️
Lol, I'm watching your award show now and it's really great to see the love people show you and your mom . She truly raised some very nice young ladies , I pray God's blessings and protection over you, Ben , Carly , momma and your family....
Egon's house was built specifically for this movie. It was used both inside and out.
PS Cujo is a Stephen King novel that was adapted to into a movie.
Just like with Ghostbusters: The Videogame, this was a true love letter to fans of the first two films; this was also the perfect passing of the torch, within the film and from father to son; there are a mid and post credits scene
I watched this yesterday, AND the extras, I almost cried, this movie was made for Egon.
I actually cried when Egon nodded to Winston!
This was a great tribute to the original films. So emotional at the end. Rip Harold
I was Very emotional throughout this movie. I love the respect this movie has with the original flick and the original crew. When the credits started to roll and the theme song came in i cried my eyes out. This movie for me is perfect. The right amount of respect and homages while still estabeleshing a firm foundation for a new crew and more movies in the future!
100% here too. I barely managed to hold it together through the Spirit Egon scenes, but the moment the theme song began to play I lost any remaining composure I had. It was just so cathartic. After the past ten to fifteen years of bad reboots and remakes of treasured properties of my childhood (and especially after the monstrosity that was the 2016 film) it was amazing to see a movie done right.
Sure, there are problems with the film if you look hard enough, and there are things that I personally would have done differently… but that really doesn’t matter. It hits all the right notes emotionally, and made this old, cynical man feel something again, and even better, feel like the franchise and the fan base were respected by the movie makers. This film was a passion project, made by people who love the franchise, and it truly shows.
I loved how this movie stuck to the old saying of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I'm glad that we heard the original theme song instead of some abomination of a remake
Good to know that I'm not the only one to cry at the ending.
McKenna Grace really knocked it out of the park as Phoebe. Very well done.
They did a real good job with this film, especially respecting the OG film and cast. Also, loved the theater reaction. I know you can't do it all the time (imagine it could get expensive) but definitely a cool setting.
I loved this movie, Honoring Harold/Egon at the end was such a amazing tribute. I’m not gonna lie I cried few times at the end. McKenna Grace (Phoebe) was such an amazing character she was like a young Egon. From the hair and glasses to the personality. Out of a 10 I’d say it’s a 9.5 only cause there were some parts that were drawn out. I own all the movies on 4K and they are by far my favorite films in my movie collection.
What do you mean drawn out?
It's a great movie. I grew up with the original classics and this was a very good movie. IT'S NOT perfect... , it got some flaws but the emotional ending was a love letter to the fans.
and a great farewell to harold raimis...
Laughing so hard at your at Dan Akroyd dead comment and the caption you added after the fact. You’re so precious. Haha. Love your ability to make fun of yourself. Keep doing what you do! You are great.
I know. I was about to have a heart attack seeing that in the video. I love Dan and was like "OMG Dan died?!?! her caption made it so funny, whoops lol! 😲😂
I really love this movie. It might be my favourite Ghostbusters movie (and I loved Ghostbusters I AND II). I'm not normally a fan of kids in films but the cast are really good and Mckenna Grace is outstanding. It will be a tragedy if we never get another movie with Phoebe 'Spengler' (I guess that wouldn't be her last name but I don't think we get to know their last name). Also, "Did Walmart OK this?" is one of Cassie's all-time great lines of reaction 😂
(OK I suppose she does say Spengler at the end... that'll do for me.)
I saw then 1st and 2nd original Ghostbusters movies in the theater and introduced them to my son we both love watching them together so when we heard this movie was coming out we were very excited and this was the way to end the trilogy of the original cast especially for Harold Ramis who passed away it was just so great to see them honor him this way! Now my son and I have seen a Ghostbuster movie together in a theater and now we can introduce this trilogy to our next generation of our family! Thanks Cassie I loved your reaction and it was great to see your reaction in a theater!!!
This was one of my favorite movies of the last few years. McKenna Grace stole the show. I really hope they make sequels with her.
I think most of the actors did it, too, not just McKenna Grace.
This movie was very special to me. I'm so glad they made it and gave us fans what we wanted.
Egon, but not forgotten
I had just finished watching movies that made us for the original ghost busters not even a month before this was out. Let me tell ya it was Niagara Falls for me at the theatre seeing the love letter to Harold. I still see that end scene now and get like dust in my eye or something. :)
I'm a huge Ghostbusters fan and this movie was so much fun. I'm so glad they announced that a sequel is on the way.
Adam Savage (of MythBuster's Fame) has been doing a great series about the art production. He was even the propmaker for the Aztec Death Whistles. He also did an interview with Jason Reitman (director of this movie and son of Ivan Reitman, the original director) here:
Part 1: ruclips.net/video/XhBSibI2nuA/видео.html
Part 2: ruclips.net/video/u5CDKWnWpPs/видео.html
Yay, breaking new ground! Pretty awesome to do this, but you were the best before this anyway 😘
Wow! Pretty Cassie Popcorn with fast turn around on this one! Wasn't expecting a reaction on such a current movie, but let's get it! Cassie delivers!😎🍷🚬👀💕💪👍
She did one for Dune also, but unfortunately the recording equipment stopped working and she couldn't upload it.
What's cool is the son of the director of the original Ghostbusters is the one who made this movie. I thought it was a great homage to both his dad and Harold. I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. Your reactions were great Cassie. Also, I was scared at the beginning of the video because I thought you were driving. 😉
Good Movie! Watched it twice already!
This is how you do a sequel/reboot…. This is how you do it… period.
I finally watched this last month and wow. I felt like the child I was when I watched the original. It was beyond charming and clever. I also appreciate that they took elements of a few proposed third entries that never came to be, and used them for this story. While it had a few call backs to the original, it did not go down the route of Force Awakens and lean on them (and become a greatest hits of the original) to attempt to be good.
The way they brought Harold Ramis into this movie, and handled it with such respect and love was beautiful. It was also great seeing the original cast as well, and in a time frame that worked, where they are not forced into the story and overstating their welcome.
And the theme of passing the torch to the next generation is also beautiful when you consider the director Jason Reitman is the son of Ivan, who directed the original.
A few call backs? It feels like 50% of this movie are references to the original.
@@IR4TE The references however do not overshadow the new story. Rather they are there to be reminders and a tip of the cap to fans. And as I said, it took elements from many proposes 3rd films, and used them... these elements dealt with Ivo Shandor and Gozer, so it was almost inevitable. Whereas you compare it to The Force Awakens, which used those as a crutch to redo the entire trilogy to attempt to tell a new story... this one did it right.
@@ChipJones421 Agreed. Considering the average audience age of kids seeing this movie first and not knowing the orignals existence is probably pretty high. ...
When I talk to 20 somethings these days "old"movies are pre-2000. .... the callbacks are definitely appropriate
I liked this one a lot. It was charming and did not try to be a simple rehash of the first one. The girl really carried it, however all the cast were great.
I ugly cried at the ending. My grandfather passed away in 2018, and of all the Ghostbusters, Egon was the most like him. This movie felt like a touching sendoff to my own grandfather as well as Egon. He was a mathematician, a teacher, and he even taught jail inmates in an attempt to reduce recidivism. I miss him so much.
hey! ya know, during your intro, i saw that snow on the mountains in the background and thought, hmm, that looks familiar.. looked in your info, and sho nuff, Provo.. lol! i don't know why i didn't know this yet, but it is a small world sista.. I'm up in Park City! so, Hey Neighbor! .. hahah, lol, how fun! keep killing it girl, i love this new theatre experience, high five!
p.s. Cujo wen?? ;-)
Many didn't like this but I think it was a perfect expansion of the franchise. I didn't feel the woke sickness that normally infects movies. This felt natural and a good step towards a once thought dead franchise.
Ghostbusters became so much more than what it initially was, a semi serious (quarter serious more like) comedy, people became touched by it.
I heard "some" didn't like it but most thought it hit the right points and was a very strong film that balanced the new with the old.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 Critics often like to veer between honest reviews and butchering stuff to reward their own idea of sophistication. I saw lots of the latter react like this.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 I watch reactions from so called fans. Just putting it out there. I really enjoyed it. Did you actually read what I wrote?(edit) oh. My bad, that's your handle and not a question.Yes those people are insane idiots. This was in my thoughts the best way to resurrect this franchise. I'm very satisfied.
Cassie, nice job doing this from the theatre. It added a nice ambiance. I have yet to see the movie, but will get to it. Your reaction was priceless as always. The tribute to Harold Ramis was touching and the ending was quite emotional. Thank you.
I bought and watched this yesterday before work and I absolutely loved it. Man that was a great send off for Egon. RIH Harold
That worked out really well Cassie. You are revolutionizing the reaction game lol. I hope you do it again sometime.
“He was like Rick Moranas but…. Cuter”
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I'm with you, I went to see the release in theaters on my birthday. Haven't been to the movies in like 2 years since we moved like 50 miles away from any decent theater. So glad THIS movie released for my birthday last year, got to make it a thing to go see it. Glad you got to see it and share with us, thanks. And yeah I cried then, and I cried again. Just picked up the bluray too, so I gotta watch all the special features.
Lastly, it might be a lot over the top, but Adam Savage's Tested here on RUclips has a bunch of in-the-weeds videos into the production of the movie.
LOL I DIED laughing at her thinking Dan had also passed away lmao
Sorry for the typo in the title card, guys. That's embarrassing.
One mistake in 100+ videos? I think you get a pass big brother. -Jon #LuvYaMeanIt
I haven't seen the film yet. But I shed tears of joy. Beautifully nostalgic. Thank you for Watching.
Even watching it again, It still gets me in the feels. I really enjoyed this sequel! I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. I hope you filmed your post credit reaction. I was looking forward to seeing your reaction.
The afterscene credits....👀👀👀 it was a fantastic movie!!!
I have watched these movie in cinema for 6 times and still cried every single time i saw egon's appearance.
Such a perfect tribute for Harold
The mom in this movie had a terrible, boring, cynical, bullying personality, how was she supposed to be attractive to Paul Rudd's character who was actually sincere, kind, upbeat, educated, curious and adventurous ?
Yah. I cried at the end. Ghostbusters rule ❤️
Mods in your live streams have stopped me returning to your videos for a good while. Saw this suggested and thought I'd have another look because I was there when you had about 400 subs and it's great content tbf. Your videos are great but tell your mods to chill and not get so offended at very basic things such as myself asking for a particular movie reaction and being immediately muted in the chat. The mod said don't request movies because that's not what this channels for, yet that's what the channel does. So it may be a good idea to warn subs who don't know that's against the channels rules before simply muting without warning 👍
Excited to see this reaction. When I saw this movie for the first time I was literally like a kid again. Pure joy. 😊
While it wasn't as strong as the original, Afterlife certainly infused some fresh air into the franchise. The first movie's script is deceptively well done, well shot, and knows how to mix a little seriousness into its frivolity. These little moments kept the original grounded even as it laughed along with us. I was happy to see that some of these elements in Afterlife weren't overlooked.
@@mikefox6172 Well when the originals director's (Ivan Reitman) son, Jason, wrote and directed this movie, you can bet he paid close attention to doing it correctly and being respectful to the original franchise.
The director said that everything was leading up the hug between Callie and Egon, and if that didn't work then the whole movie wouldn't work.
I think it worked.
I would love to visit Canada 🇨🇦 or indeed live there. Imagine waking ⏰ up to the view of the mountains ⛰ covered in snow ❄ like melted Marshmallow on a mountain of chocolate 🍫-- stunning and gorgeous scenery.
This was filmed in my City and the small towns nearby, including the one I lived in as a youth. It is so awesome seeing all my favourite locations on screen like that!
If you do any more of these, you could start calling them "Out Of Bed Experiences" :P
I absolutely loved this movie. The Ghostbusters movies and cartoon series were a big part of my childhood. Went to the theater with my son to watch it. It was awesome to see how into the movie he was. The ending literally had him on the edge of his seat and the same for the boy that was sitting next to him. Very awesome to see and to share that experience with him!
You know I just got done watching Ghostbusters at alive and I got to tell you it was amazing I'm definitely going to add this in my Blu-ray collection as a matter of fact I love all the Ghostbuster movies including 2016. Ghostbuster afterlight was very special
I bawled like a baby the last 45 minutes. Even though Rick didn't want to be in it, I think they could have snuck a photo into the second end credit scene. Winston needed an accountant lol
It made sense, too. Winston didn't become a Ghostbuster for riches, excitement, or the science. He just needed a job. So, after they went broke the first time, and Vigo brought them new business, he was practical enough to invest in a side business.
While in Walmart running from the terror dog, Gary runs past a display of track suits just like what Louis wore in the original. Do wish they could have gotten Rick as well but it was a nice touch.
Cassie you’re from Alberta, did you recognize Drumheller in the move? :)
I cry harder every time I watch the ending of this movie.
I wish Harold Ramis was in this movie R.I.P you just made everyone cry in Theatres
Ghostbusters: Afterlife has the same feel as the 80 films and fit well with them, with a great young cast and ties up well with the original cast. Thank you for letting us watch your reaction in your 30 minute video. I think people of all ages will enjoy this story of mystery and humor and childhood adventure. It reminded me of watching the originals as a kid. I am looking forward to more sequels knowing that the Ghostbusters is in good hands if they include Jason Reitman and the rest of the team to make more movies with love and heart.
"Not the kind of child I was." Everybody here knows that's true.
I have seen this movie so many times now. It brings me to tears EVERY single time.......For Harold.
I loved Phoebe. So glad they made the next generation quirky and engaging. Podcast kind of teetered on the precipice of annoying but overall his character was funny and loveable.
I wonder how hard it was to set this up.
The editing must have been hard to get it right.
Congratulations such a good job done on getting this out.
Dan Aykroyd is alive. Sadly, Ivan Reitman passed away on Feb. 12
I love that you do the diet coke/cherry coke thing. I thought I was the only one! Something about popcorn and cherry coke at a movie theater is pure nostalgic love for me!
Dan Akroyd: Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
I`ve seen it 7 times now I LOVE THIS FILM!
This made my Top 5 list for 2021. Such a great movie. It honored the original while letting the new cast stand on their own. Phoebe is a great character, I hope we see more of her.
Side note: Sour Patch Watermelons are my favorite theater candy.
Please watch "Short Circuit" (1986)! It's one of my favorite childhood movies!
And part 2! Imagine how she'll react to THAT scene in part 2!
@@jedijones "Los Locos kick your ass. Los Locos kick your face. Los Locos kick your balls into outer space!" That one?
@@jedijones I'm curious as to which part you're referring as well. For the most part, folks in 2022 find a problem with the fact that Fisher Stevens, a white man was cast to play an Asian (brownface).
@@Coleton.B. Well, I don't believe that, Coleton. I've seen many actual Indian citizens in RUclips comments on Short Circuit video clips praise his performance and say they thought he really was Indian. Fisher studied in India for the role and tried to give an accurate and respectful portrayal. I think an actor should be allowed to play anyone they want. And even more recently, Angelina Jolie played Marianne Pearl in A Mighty Heart, who was a real-life woman of mixed race, and Jolie darkened her complexion for the role.
@@pvanukoff No, the scene that will likely make her cry.
Quite possibly my favorite movie of 2021!! Right up there, side-by-side with Spider-Man!! Way to go SONY that's TWO MAJOR TRIUMPHS!!
We were going to see the new Spiderman movie but it was sold out so we decided to see Ghostbusters since we was still there. It was a fantastic movie. I thoroughly enjoyed ir.
It’s not a perfect movie but it has heart. It’s a love letter to the originals. ♥️
Not every movie is perfect, but that doesn’t mean they’re bad. I really love this movie.
That movie was a great passing of the torch ( take notes Star Wars ). I was absolutely hands down amazed with the way the movie turned out. Glad you like it as well. Welcome to our movie world and can't wait to see more.
I think you are the first in doing this "in theater reaction". That's great!👍