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Ghostbusters II / The superstars of the supernatural reunite to battle an enormous underground river of slime that threatens New York City in this hilarious sequel. / Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis take up their proton packs once more to battle the forces of evil in Manhattan! After waging a war on slime that cost New York City millions, the Ghostbusters find themselves out of business until an ancient tyrant, preparing a return to the Earthly domain through his portrait at the Manhattan Museum of Modern Art, sets his sights on Dana Barrett's baby as the new home for his wicked soul! With the help of the Museum's possessed curator, he plans to turn New York into a really scary place to live! Now only the Ghostbusters can save New York City, by turning paranormal pest control into an art form!
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Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), (Egon Spengler) Harold Ramis, and Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson) take up their proton packs once more to battle the forces of evil in Manhattan! After waging a war on slime that cost New York City millions, the Ghostbusters find themselves out of business until an ancient tyrant, preparing a return to the Earthly domain through his portrait at the Manhattan Museum of Modern Art, sets his sights on Dana Barrett's baby as the new home for his wicked soul! With the help of the Museum's possessed curator, he plans to turn New York into a really scary place to live! Now only the Ghostbusters can save New York City, by turning paranormal pest control into an art form!
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Ernie Hudson is a good dude. I met him at a local comic con. I paid to have a picture taken with him and my son, but he ended up taking several pictures with me and my family. We talked for about 10 minutes. I asked him about Eddie Murphy supposedly being slated to play Winston. He said he’d heard that, but he wasn’t involved behind the scenes. We talked a lot about the HBO show OZ. His son, Ernie Hudson Jr was also on the show. We talked about Ernie Jr for a bit. Really enjoyed speaking with him.
His son was on Oz? Who was he? Thanks.
@@jonathanwpressman , Hamid Khan, Muslim inmate who boxes.
I never met him but he always seemed like a good dude. I’ve heard stories of him just like what you said from others too. Wish him nothing but the best
Met him at a waffle house lol. Good dude!!
That's awesome
"Did you catch the number on the locomotive?" "Sorry, I missed it." Poor Winston. They messed with him hard in this scene. Love the originals hoping the actual sequel will be good.
sorry i miss it
Impeccable timing.
If you pause the video you can see the number is 1
@@TheAtlantaRailfan really
yeah the new was was pretty cool, had its up and downs
Love the fact that Egon asks Winston about the number on the train in spite of Winston still trying to recover from that terrifying experience just to say "Sorry I missed it"
Probably didn’t want to hurt Egon’s feelings.
To this day that head on a pike scene and when it calls back WINSTON are the reasons I will never yell for an echo.
You are quite a wise man
A very wise man indeed
Yeah when your Echo comes back different that is creepy cabin a couple time
Cue me doing it anyways. 😂
The one scene in the Ghostbusters franchise, to my memory, that got dark as hell. Still gives me chills to this day.
Yeah for a movie that was overall lighter in tone than the first movie, and a lot less "adult", this scene in particular was a surprise.
I thought the Titanic arriving was really creepy too, even though it's just a few seconds
Shame most producers forget it's a *horror*-comedy and not just a comedy with ghosts. Before I knew about the big controversy and the little details I missed with the reboot, I knew something was off.
You want dark as hell?
"The architect's name was Ivo Shandor. I found it in Tobin's Spirit Guide. He was also a doctor. Performed a lot of unnecessary surgery."
The other dark scene was the titanic arriving on pier 34
Ghostbusters 2 is an underrated classic. Still one of my favourite movies
Cwgr
I second that!
Mine too.
It’s good, it’s funny, Almost comes close to the original ghostbusters movie
It’s a great movie.
I think it's funny how Winston usually always got less time on screen, so they made every scene he was in so outstanding
You sort of made me think of something, though with the first movie. Interestingly enough, I've read that in an earlier draft of the first movie, it was actually Winston who was supposed to get slimed by Slimer and not Peter. Of course, in later rewrites he joins the team a little later.
Which does make me wonder if it'd have been Winston to have the pseudo-"antagonistic" relationship with Slimer in the cartoon instead of Peter had the original idea happened now I think about it.
But now Winston had at least more screen time than peter in the new movie frozen empire
I dont get why the second movie gets so much hate it's really good
Ikr
Exactly!
For real!💯👍
I've literally never heard any hateful word about the second movie. Mainly because I don't go looking for any.
@@GabePuratekuta Awesome!👊💯
The fact it didn’t echo back immediately is enough to make your hair stand up. And then Winstons name being called out as the smile quickly runs from his face is terrifying and hilarious.
The idea that something unspeakable in the darkness has stolen your echo and instead whispers back your name
"Forget about the cockroaches, it's the subway rats you gotta worry about. Big as beavers."
If you.look closely you can see Harold Ramis holding back a laugh when Dan Akroyd says "As big as beavers!" These guys had a great sense of humor and awesome chemistry. RIP Egon.
Yeah some grow 4 or 5 kilos .
"Just shut up about the rats!"
Looks like they're getting a kick out of scaring Winston with their talk XD
Beavers? Pfff. Moscow subway rats are as big as dogs. You can't see them often because they are normally used for power production: rats are kept in special rotating cages that are connected to generators. They are fed with people who have not left the subway territory by the closing times. Normally these rats are never let out of the cages, but occasionally they escape, and that could be problematic since they have developed a taste for human flesh.
This scene was a perfect mix of horror and comedy. It's so tough to do but Ghostbusters really pulled it off.
Fought a demon dog, a giant marshmallow man, a demigod from another dimension, and a bunch of other ghosts yet Winston is scared of subway rats? 😂😂😂
Have you seen them things? the only thing they don't have is a codified set of laws and a language. I am certain the latter isn't far off.
Without his proton equipment of course he is.
Rabies
It's NYC. To quote Robin Williams, "I eat pussy-literally!"
No he’s scared of ROUS’s
In loving memorie of harold ramis
@Giuseppe Shmo you are so correct.
*memory
God rest his soul, laughing in heaven, cheers to one of the most funniest men in the world, you will be missed!
Ah, the scene that scared me shitless back in the day. ☺️
I cant go shit now its all out
The heads did when I was much younger.
Me too, i was 4 or 5 the first time i watched it.
Same, when 7 year old saw that floating head.. phew! Made me love this movie even more 😁
Same the floating vigo head painting over the slime with the fire right after scared the shut outta me. But, this train/head sewer scene takes the top spot. That’s saying something because I love steam locos.
I always thought it was this scene that showed GB2 was actually brilliantly written, and was more comedy horror than the first one. You go from a genuinely scarry (if you where a child) moment to something that turns the horror into comedy without pandering to the intended audience. Very very clever and a credit to the cast for playing it so straight.
“Hello?” “W I N S T O N !”
😦😨😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰
@@stevencarter8801 haha
General, Sir. Totally cool and love 🤩 the online handle.🍿👻
@@debonyangelgirl6497 thanks!
@@LordofFear6970
Hey General, how do you get these cool icons?
I've always loved how Egon instantly geeks out over what train it was and the locomotive number. It gives his character a bit more depth that he's not just into all things science but a history geek too.
How long have people known about the connection between autism and trains?
Winston's face when the ghost train came barreling towards him was priceless 😂😂😂😂
If that happened to me I think I'd faint.
Pure cinematic gold, horror and comedy 🎭 .
@@SpectrumSwordtailsIt can't hurt you
I love this scene now...makes me laugh, but when I was younger, this and the Titanic docking scared the crap out of me. lol
I wasn’t scared of this anyway. I always wanted to see a ghost train since I saw that Thomas the Tank Engine episode, “Ghost Train” or “Percy’s Ghostly Trick”.
When I got into that Titanic movie before this, I remember sobbing at home on a weekend when I first saw it. Sad story I had ever watched.
@@O-DogKubrick Wow THANKS😍🙏 You triggered my childhood memories of that "scary" episode from Thomas the Tank Engine. I loved it so much❤️ Oh and this right here was always my favorite scene from the ghostbusters Franchise btw.😅
Cheech Marin: "Well... Better late than never."
Too bad Chong isn't in the scene with him.
This scene is a reference to the multiple train accidents that happened in the nyc subway system over the years, especially
THE MALBONE STREET WRECK.
there was also a deleted scene that showed the Hidenburg on fire, docking at the old empire state building docking port, with the passengers on fire, getting off and causing havoc inside the empire state building.
It was not meant to be a titanic scene but something else, I can’t remember though.
*WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINSSTOOOOOOOON*
Why the hell am I watching this late at night in the dark?
I asked myself the same thing when I was in Panama City beach watching Jaws.
Buddy I’m in the same position
@@DeathSierra117 Hey. Hey. Hey.
Staff wintering at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station have an annual tradition; a back-to-back viewing of The Thing from Another World (1951), The Thing (1982), and The Thing (2011).
Right after the last flight has left for the winter.
Humans in general have a cultural habit of going around, hat in hand, *BEGGING FOR TROUBLE.*
And that's my que to exit stage left
I love how Winston is not upset with Egon for asking a silly question, especially after an experience like a ghost train running through you.
Wait a minute, Its not a silly question(?) Egon recognized the train as a death train from history & asked winston if he caught the number on the train's locomotive. Thats all there is to it.
That “sorry, I missed it” cracks me up every time
Interesting little factoid about this scene:While there was no "1920 City of Albany Train Derailment", There was a disaster they could've still picked and had the ghost train appear.
2 years earlier than this fictional incident in 1918 a Train carrying 650 people derailed after it slammed into a concrete abutment along New York City's Malbone Street Subway. Of the 650 aboard, 100 died with another 250 injured. It is to this day New York's worst subway accident. And Among the top 3 worst in US History. Kind of interesting they didn't choose this disaster instead of creating one.
they probably felt it more respectful to just create a new one instead
@@catsi563 Maybe. But if you think about it the exact same movie features The Titanic pulling into New York Harbor. I mean that might be it but considering they used Titanic it wouldn't have been as much of a stretch.
@@Lycan_Jedi its possible i grant. my thought is maybe that the Titanic is so well known that its been used ina couple dozen various bits of this and that. already
the 1920 crash isnt as well known so it might have been just a basic thought of lets not shake branches we dont need to shake
It is entirely possible they just plain didn't know about it. I didn't until you said something.
Did you ever hear about the Zanetti train. Vanished into thin air in 1911 in Italy. Over 100 hundred passengers gone. Apparently an old record discovered it arrived in Mexico, in 1840. The train has been spotted throughout time, and is still running. Probably in the Dark Ages at the present moment.
RIP and long live Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69
You will always be remembered as a legend.
And a Ghostbuster 🤓👻🚫
I love the way Winston is absolutely petrified but his job is to literally catch evil ghosts!
Yeah, but he usually has a weapon on his back to fight said ghosts.
Though, in the long run, it's a good thing they DIDN'T bring the proton packs on this trip. Was hard enough getting out of the river of slime without a super heavy backpack, I'd imagine.
You can’t pass the Wisdom save _every_ time!
Most terrifying scene when I was a kid with all them heads.
There was going to be more ghost attacks along the way but they were cut. I read that there was a giant frog ghost that went for them just before they reached the slime river.
@@dragondude9637 I'd take giant frog anytime than those decapitated heads. What were they thinking??
@@dragondude9637 I saw photos of the giant ghost frog and HOLY S#@%, that looked terrifying!
This moment here is the reason why I always say that Ghostbusters II is the scariest entry in my opinion.
This scene scares the shit out of me .I enjoyed every minute of it.
Those heads were the 100 people killed on that train that went though "WINSTON"
that scene with the decapitated heads scared the bejeezus out of me as a child - still gives me the chills as an adult to be honest
1:50 Winstons “Oh…” always makes me 🤣😂
Seeing all those severed heads out of nowhere would be pretty terrifying if I were there in person. While Ghostbusters is a comedy, that doesn't mean it can have some creepy stuff.
of course it is not a full comedy movie - Rated PG-13.
1:09 there's something about these 3 grown men screaming that always makes me LOL
It’s because of the sheer ridiculousness.
I actually looked up this train one time on the Google, of course I went down the rabbit hole of train crashes throughout history.
Still got the Ghostbusters the video game remastered on my PlayStation 4, just to keep the loving memory of the late great Harold Ramis alive.
My favourite line of his from the game is when he's marvelling at Sandor's technology and Winson over the radio says "Stay on the light-side, Egon."
"... I'm trying!"
Wow, that was a bit of a non-sequitur.
@@Sgt_Glory they really got the spirit of the movies in the game. The cutscenes are great but the chatter you hear from the guys while playing is what makes it
When Winston gets his scene, he totally owns that scene. 🤣
Poor Winston just got probably the biggest scare of his life and then sounds genuinely apologetic that he can't answer Egon's question. Hilarious.
It's so so funny when the "Ghost Train" goes through Ernie, and his reaction... 😅😅🤣😂
2:13: New York Central 1's Ghost. Fictional line: "And every year on the date of the accident, New York Central 1's spirit runs again as a warning to others, racing through the tunnels and its whistle echoing loudly scaring those who see it."
Percy what are you talking about?
The ghost train from New York. Driver told me last night
@@MarshedWS bunch of nonsense, said thomas.
@@goldprime118 You're just a silly little engine! I'm not scared!
@@Dat-Mudkip *ghostly choo-choo noises* 👻 🚂
2:14 “And every year, on the date of the accident, it runs again as a warning to others, plunging into the gap, shrieking like a lost soul!”
-George Carlin as the Thomas the Tank Engine narrator, “Ghost Train” or “Percy’s Ghostly Trick”.
Percy what are you talking about?
Yeah o dog and ringo starr is narrating too we love ringo starr in shining time station too togehter with ringo and george in thomas fan choo choo
@@tomreodorfelgen7367 no. just no.
@@thefwaynes The ghost train. Driver saw it last night.
@@Gaminggunzeller Thomas: Where?
Percy: He didn’t say. Oh, it makes my wheels wobble to think of it!
Back when sequels were just as good.
i don’t think it was as good but still very good
@@dark_ops1651 What are you saying?
@@HOTD108_ not AS good as the first, but still very good in general
2:29
I love how he carries the scream until he runs out of breath 😂
Am I the only one that kinda legit feels bad for Winston here? Like it’s bad enough he’s the “new guy” and they’re picking on him, but then WIIIIINSTOOOON👻 and then that train too...can’t catch a break I guess. 😂💚👻🚫
Poor Winston. =_=
Only the black guy
Aside from Venkman, he’s the only other Ghostbuster who had a Ghost go through him. Without being slimed, however.
I always felt sorry for him. That seems to be a running plot. He's the FNG so he gets most of the bad luck! But hey, he had the best line when Egon asked if he got the serial number of the ghostly sub car "Sorry, I missed it!" LMAO...
Shut up about the rats Winston
My favorite part about this scene is how Winstons hair stands on end and pushes his headlamp off, my Dad pointed this out to me as a child and I've always noticed and laughed at it XD.
They are literally the best, all their movies, special effects, dialogues, actors and actresses, each wardrobe and every single detail is a masterpiece
When he side-eyes Ray at 1:52 like yeah right I really believe you. Amazing! This movie is great. Re-watching it before the Frozen Empire premiere next week
2:31 that scream made me lose it LMAO 😂
Aaaa-(purge has begun)
2:42 LOL 😂 "Sorry. I missed it."
Well Winston Guess you really missed is "Trackxes"😆 Hahahahaha
2:14 put on speed 2 when he screams lol
This scene and the slime test is a great example of their camaraderie. Lol Ray and Egon messing with Winston about the rats is hilarious
This was one of my favorite scenes in the movie 🍿. It was spooky and creepy, especially when the voice answered Winston back"W-I-N-S-T-O-N"!! That totally freaked me out. Down your spine creepy.👻
0:43 Helloooo!
0:51 Hey!
0:59 Winston
That moment you are watching ghostbusters 2, the they upload a GB 2 video
"ALL ABOARD!!" It's definitely "supernatural" to rewatch our city saving heroes see an longtime out of service train do it's usual commute.😂 Stay safe everyone!👍💯
You should watch the documentary "Ghosts on the underground." The uploader is Antonio Marques. It is fascinating and terrifying to watch. What really creeps me out is how these subway workers talk about the supernatural events as if they are perfectly normal. One job they will NEVER get me to do is inspect the tracks at night! Hell naw! I am NOT going to that!
Imagine Ghosts who on the train, thinking "Why is this black man screaming at?" While Winton is hoping to get new pairs of pants for him. 😂😂
Hi I ❤️ how he yelled & he thought he can hear an echo lol😮😂😅
The impaled heads looks straight out of Evil Dead
Surprisingly intense for Ghostbusters.
@@Ironcabbit Ghostbusters 2 was definitely on the more scary side
Funny considering the first ghostbusters had more scary themes that were cut from the movie
Scared me half to death when I was younger. At one point I started putting my head in between the couch cushions when this scene came on
Winston’s scream gets me every fucking time 🤣🤣🤣
That locomotive is based on the General from the Great Locomotive Chase of the Civil War in 1862
Yep, far from 1920, I know this as a train expert.
Wait did they scrapped on 1960?
Or 1920
2:14 After this, I wouldn't be surprised that there would be a brown trail trailing behind Winston.
2:14 GHOST TRAIN COMING
My favorite part from this scene is the scream that Winston (Ernie Hudson) made when the ghost train was coming straight towards him, when it was going 'through' him, & afterwards.
I was 8 when this came out, and I saw it in the theater. When that voice says Winston's name back, I was legitimately scared.
This scene is actually a reference to the New York Central RR which ran steam locomotives in Manhattan until the turn of the century. In some areas like around 69th and 72nd st steam still ran until the 1930s.
1:10
To quote the Nostalgia Critic,
"A FAAAMILY PICTURE!"
Winston:"Sorry....I missed it." Classic!
you can see on the heads broke off and heads on the ground 1:12
This reminds me of a dream I once had. So I had a dream that I was exploring a dark tunnel and then eventually, I got lost and was scared and wandering around trying to find my way out, then eventually, I saw light at the end of the tunnel so I felt relieved and started running towards it, then I realized the light was coming closer and closer and I started hearing rumbling and then a train horn, and I realized, that it was actually a train. I screamed and started running away, but the train was too fast and ran me over then I woke up.
That is one messed up dream you have
And then you wrote the screenplay to Ghostbusters II? 😁
Legitimately terrifying.
Man I love Ghostbusters 2! As I kid I think I watched it more than the original but nearly the same amount of time. I loved the scares, the slime, Vigo, and the Ghostbusters themselves more than before. It’s such a frightening fun film! The Train and Titanic was awesome and still is! Such a spooky concept of ghost objects returning to where their doom once was
I love how Vigo and his slime basically run the show throughout the whole film! While Gozer was the big threat along with the town of spooks, Vigo and the slime are the reason everything goes wrong! He is still my favorite Villain of the series. Without the town backing them up and the symbol of freedom, they wouldn’t have beaten him! Gozer is fantastic but nothing will ever top Vigo and the slime for me.
I think what really adds to this scene is the fact that they went down there without their proton packs and ghost traps, which always makes the Ghostbusters extremely vulnerable. The ghosts always have to have their fun when the Ghostbusters don’t have their weapons. “I ain’t afraid of no ghost, as long as I can fight back”!
This movie is such a classic.
That long, drawn out WINSTON is my favorite part of this movie.
Egons face when he see’s the train headed they’re way is hilarious. 😂 he’s like. 😯
But yea, this scene scared the shit out of me when I was a kid too. Lol
Best scene in this whole movie.
2:08 Good acting by Ernie Hudson.
I am surprised that they weren’t carrying their Proton Packs, if I were them I wouldn’t leave home without it.
Those suckers are *heavy*. That and the radiation exposure. Minimize it as much as possible.
ALSO...
For the actors there were fake Proton Packs and fake fake Proton Packs.
The fake fake ones were much lighter and the fake ones weren't needed if the scene didn't show them being used.
@@jsl151850b That would be a good story in the a third movie that the packs was claimed by the government for being nuclear accelerators and a danger to the public. The Ghostbusters would have to find a way to get their packs back.
@@hamhockbeans it's too bad that they never did come up with a 3rd movie off of the 1980s original movie and think about that themselves.
This is my favorite scene in the whole series. It's just a perfect blend of really creepy (WiIiiinNnStoOoN, LOL), and funny. I get my kids all amped up by calling their names in a similar tone. They go nuts! LOL
The look on rays face When they first hear the train lolol.
that scared the hell out of me
I can relate to the character Winston, a week ago today i heard a voice say my name and nothing else happened.
These movies are amongst my favorites
Oh man I love this moment so much
This is my favorite scene from this movie.
2:14 Starlight Express!
Wonder what the passengers thought seeing Winston pass through their cars.
Maybe they thought that he was a ghost on the locomotive
1920 New York? If they were fully sentient or whatever?
“Get that n***** out of here!” Would likely be the prevailing attitude.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 I was thinking the exact same thing.
Winston's face is fantastic when the ghost train shoots through him.
The best. I mean, really?! Ghost painting, ghost train, a baby, The Statue of friggin Liberty, Cheech Marin and Bobby Brown rounding it all out? The best.
This scene with Winston is CLASSIC, sorry I missed it, and his hair!
I saw Ghosbusters 2 before part 1 and I love them both equally.
2:20 A-HEE-A-HEE-A-HEE-HAAAAAHHH ... Now that's a classic scream !
Thank you for making my childhood better😭
The rats scratching behind the walll....
I know this reference!
This scene is scary and funny at the same time
2:19 - 😂😂😂😂
1:09 I kept on cracking up in this part
Because of the screaming?
The funny part about this scene was the fact that they had said that about the rats purposely just to scare him.
That scene with the Ghost Train always gets me.
Loved this one. The severed heads remind me of old zombie movies
The number on the locomotive was 1, in case anyone missed it.
I laughed at that part where the train went right through him 😂😂😂😂
Better than the 2016 one, that's for sure
1:12 Winston doesn’t have his yellow helmet for 1 second and the next he does
I loved both movies equally. They where both awesome in their own way.