Ghostbusters II Pitch Meeting
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2024
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Ghostbusters was a massive success in 1984, but it took more than half a decade for the world to get a second one! Why? I don’t know. That information is probably available on Google. Reasons, presumably.
Ghostbusters 2 definitely raises some questions. Like did they just redo every beat of the first movie but slightly different? Is Venkman even a Ghostbuster or are we just following his love life? And most importantly, how did everyone forget that ghosts exist?!
To answer all these questions, check out the pitch meeting that led to Ghostbusters 2!
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"People don't believe in ghosts anymore..." "A bunch of ghosts attacked the city and there was a giant Marshmallow Man!" "5 years is a long time, sir. People forget stuff." Honestly, in more recent times, this has never felt more poignant.
Poignant? More like terrifyingly accurate.
@@normandduern2413 Humm...what were we talking about again?
probably means about trump
How long ago was 2019?!
If they phrased or explained it differently like they do not officially declare ghosts as currently existing since Dozer was defeated then that plot point could have made more sense at least.
In my mind the scriptwriter is Ryan and the Producer is George
Dividing the first and the last names assigning them two different personalities is TIGHT!
Not sure which one is which, but it is clearly two different guys
@@DonPetrushka wow wow wow... wow!
@@CaptainMisery86 Maybe Ryan Writerguy and George T. Runstheshow (the T stands for "Tight!")
@@DonPetrushkaYeah Yeah Yeah
"A very unlucky lady... paranormally speaking" this killed me. Loved the pitch.
The thing is, they could have actually written that in. Aykroyd could have written some good paranormal weirdness magnet dialogue about Dana.
@@suedenim they did, it got cut and is in the deleted scenes on the blu ray
It might have made more sense if Viggo had used his ghost magic to make everyone forget about the events of 5 years prior in order to proceed with his plans.
And the reason the ghosts disappeared was because he was harnessing all their ectoplasmic energy, reducing them to slime, to fuel his magic?
Dan Akroyd just read this comment and facepalmed himself for not thinking of it
OH MY GOD THATS PERFECT
They could have made Dana being targeted again make sense by having Viggo want Oscar because Dana was possessed by Zuul, which would somehow heighten his powers after being reborn. "Bring me the child of the mother blessed by Gozer."
You should be a script doctor.
@@SupremeGreatGrandmaster Thanks!
If Akyroid and Ramis had managed to get their original intentions for a third movie script into production, I think it was supposed to hint that Dana was actually a blood descendent of Ivo Shandor (the architect of the Gozer building), which helps explain why these malevolent paranormal entities are attracted to her.
@@SupremeGreatGrandmaster A retired script doctor, it's been nearly 40 years.
@@The_Farwall Mother pus-bucket, it really has been hasn't it. Fuck I feel old
Might we get a 'Groundhog Day' pitch meeting someday? ⏰️
And then the next day too?
Can't critique a perfect movie
If they know things are a different day, it's noticable
Might we get a 'Groundhog Day' pitch meeting someday? ⏰
the chance for that is high as the possibilty of Bill Murray arriving on a set on time or at all.
“This painting guy seems really powerful as is, I don’t know if he needs to become a baby.”
That sure is a sentence.
One of the sentences of all time.
This Channel is brilliant cause he's often right, when you really start analyzing the plots of movies most of them are nonsensical and just bizarre
emailed this video to my grandparents and called them to make sure they got my email. thanks ryan!
I love how the Ghostbusters saved New York with the -Magic of Friendship- Power of Positivity. 😊
Oh, saving New York with the -Magic of Friendship- Power of Positivity is *_tight!_*
Couldn’t do that nowadays
It was super easy, barely an inconvenience
Maybe the real ghosts were the friends they made along the way.
-Magic of Friendship or Something- Power of Positivity or whatever
I like how they threw in one line about "getting sued by every city, county, and state agency in New York," and it's supposed to explain why no one even remembers the giant marshmallow man terrorizing the city a few years earlier.
Oh my stars. That just made me burst.
6/8/84 Never Forget.
plus the video...and all the marshmallow cream that MUST have taken a long time to clean up
so true, when i was a kid i just thought: "at some point I'll probably understand..."
Only in the minds of brainwashed U.S. extremist Democrats. Meanwhile you "forget" how Democrat-run cities in swing states pretended to stop counting the votes, sent the observers away, then went back at 3 am to receive truck loads of new ballots, unmarked down-ballot with only Biden's name at the top. OOPS! But mustn't let facts get in the way of your hilarious fever delusions. Also funny how you socialists kept blabbering about "PUTIN HACKED THE ELECTION AND TRUMP IS A RUSSIAN AGENT!" for five years, 80% of you low-IQ leftists actually believed that, but when someone points out the blatant election cheating in 2020 you hilariously believe the media line about "They're questioning the ELECTION, that's an attack on DEMOCRACY!" Sorry little bubbah, that delusion is why your party is losing votes. Even the support among the core voters, Blacks and Latinos, has taken a nosedive down to 60% since the criminal Biden took over. Oops. But keep talking about "TRUMP IS TRYING TO TAKE AWAY DEMOCRACY!" as that keeps losing you votes, it's so funny. By the way, I'm Swedish, so try to come up with how I'm a MAGA right-wing extremist or something. Buh-bye.
@@BobbySacamano Ohh, how scary! LOL Only in the minds of U.S. extremist Democrats fresh from college brainwashing class. Meanwhile you "forget" how Democrat-run cities in swing states pretended to stop counting the votes, sent the observers away, then went back at 3 am to receive truck loads of new ballots, unmarked down-ballot with only Biden's name at the top. OOPS! But mustn't let facts get in the way of your hilarious fever delusions. Also funny how you socialists kept blabbering about "PUTIN HACKED THE ELECTION AND TRUMP IS A RUSSIAN AGENT!" for five years, 80% of you low-IQ leftists actually believed that, but when someone points out the blatant election cheating in 2020 you hilariously believe the media line about "They're questioning the ELECTION, that's an attack on DEMOCRACY!" Sorry little bubbah, that delusion is why your party is losing votes. Even the support among the core voters, Blacks and Latinos, has taken a nosedive down to 60% since the criminal Biden took over. Oops. But keep talking about "TRUMP IS TRYING TO TAKE AWAY DEMOCRACY!" as that keeps losing you votes, it's so funny. By the way, I'm Swedish, so try to come up with how I'm a MAGA right-wing extremist or something. Buh-bye.
I know that Ghostbusters II isn't quite as iconic as the first movie, but The Statue of Liberty walking down the street in Manhattan while the crowd cheers them on is absolutely LEGENDARY!
"Hell yeah! I love weaponizing positivity." Gold right here! Hahaha
MARS ATTACKS Pitch meeting! This is not only a good idea, but necessary.
The story behind it, the cast, and the complete bomb that it turned into, would make it a great pitch meeting!
Besides, it's one of my favorite movies... Sooo, help a dude out, Ryan!
Mars Attacks is what Independence Day: Resurgence should have been.
Yes! Fantastic movie!
Martians kill all of Congress, greatest movie of all time.
One of the greatest movies ever. Please, Ryan!
wow - it bombed? I remember thinking it was really popular. Saw it in theaters, my brother and I loved it.
To be fair, they did set up the ability to control the statue of liberty when they showed the toaster dancing to happy music earlier in the movie.
Yeah this is the sloppiest pitch meeting I’ve ever seen. Usually all his points are right on the money but so many are off here. He totally half assed this one. Like the whole “aren’t they famous from the first movie” when the movie totally shows they are still famous! The opening scene has them at a birthday party. Crowds cheering for them at court. Just because a few characters don’t recognize them or don’t believe in ghosts doesn’t mean EVERYONE feels that way. Think of the world we live in. We went to the moon and like 40% of people think it was faked. Shit some people believe the world is flat! Just because people see something doesn’t mean they believe it,
@@MrGittz Okay I'm willing to say that people can be over the top about things. But being over the top about people being over the top about things is a bit over the top lol
@@dingding12321 being over the top about people being over the top about things is TIGHT!
@@MrGittzby that logic every pitch meeting is sloppiest because if people love the movies and nostalgia they Would try make sense to stupidest things like moving statue of liberty because Science works how we want there no need to worry about environment climate change and all that things are not real along with plot armour works with it many people even said Their love and thunder is the skipped it pitch meeting because they love the movie same with no way home and Breaking Bad and many things just say you laughed but love the movie regardless or else Movies and studios get right toto The point is audience fault which is Kinda became truth with what you tried to wrote like yours!
Can't understand one word of what you are saying.
The only time Ghostbusters II lived up to Ghostbusters was the abandoned subway scene.
"Hello!"
long pause
"WIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNSTOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNN."
That scene was super creepy!
I was maybe a little too little in the theaters and I was so scared I almost made my parents take me home
"What about the packs !? WHAT ABOUT THE PACKS !?"
That scene was both absolutely hilarious and pantshittingly terrifying, which is quite the achievement.
There are plenty of great moments in GB II. That court room scene with Rick Moranis as their lawyer is priceless. Far, far better than 2016 and those recent ones with the non-binary girl.
“Isn’t it kind of impossible for an entire city to completely forget about all the events of the first movie?”
“Actually, it’s super easy, barely an inconvenience.”
How relevant
"uh uh the script says everyone just forgets about the first time. so yeah."
In NYC of places too 😂
*Fun fact: Movie producer guy, and screen writer guy are both unlockable characters in the next Mortal Kombat game*
Oh really?
Wow wow wow....wow
@@bones10145
Yeah Yeah Yeah!
Well either of them be able to do a flip behind the other guy and break his neck as a fatality?
Is unlocking them going to be hard?
“So, what do you think”
“Well, it sounds like.. a movie”
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, that is what it is, sir.
and Screenwriter guy being practically giddy that Producer noticed.
It's probably how it went down in real life, unfortunately.
One of the movies of all time!
Love how there's no explanation in the movie or the Pitch Meeting for the replacement of Viggo's painting w/ the painting of the Ghostbusters 😅 with Ryan's explanation: "Because that's the mystery of the...I don't care" 🤣
Probably drawn by a good witch who was an enemy of Vigo.
Ghostbusters 2 does ask the audience to cut it some slack and just enjoy the ride & I never had a problem with that. Vigo was ominous and scary throughout and the main cast had such fun chemistry. I loved it as a kid and still love it today.
Indeed! For he is Viggo! We are like the buzzing of flies to him!
@@darkdremora4436 Boy, did you back the wrong horse.
and possessing a baby could be easier than facing an adult Will power... then being incarnate could activate paranormal powers, like growing from an infant to an adult in days or minutes... BUT adding such horror details would have broken the fun and upsetted the targeted audience!
Not that producer and writer guys don't know that, but they need that i go down their back for that at once ! 👍🗽
Yeah. I know the second movie isn't as good as the first. But i still loved it.
@@ravenebony2267 Pretty much no movie is as good as the first Ghostbusters.
There is officially a Pitch Meeting for every Ghostbusters movie.
That's TIGHT!
next up: the cartoons.
Thankfully we have evil slime to loosen things up!
Not as tight as me 😮
And more effort went into the Pitch Meetings than any of the sequels.
@@tuseroni6085 In a weird way the cartoons aged best 😕
“Hell Yeah! I love weaponizing Positivity”!😂
I am loving these classic movie Pitch meetings, you are hilarious thank you Ryan 👏🏽 👏🏽
I remember someone explaining how they easily could have fixed the flaws with Ghostbusters 2. They could have cut out basically the entire first part of the movie and started with their trial. Rather than having the Ghostbusters out of business and going to court for the power outage, the trial would be about the damages they caused during the first movie with the Marshmallow Man and whatnot-whether they’re liable for it.
There's definitely a good 30 minutes of a decent Ghostbusters sequel in there. lol
Nostalgia Critic said that.
"Does the slime make people angry, or summon ghosts?"
"Yes."
Nailed it 😂
Love the ambiguous yes!
Well, I mean, does it HAVE to be an either/or situation?
@@YourCreepyUncle. Yeah, it's mystical ghost slime, it can do both things.
It's worse than that, they say repeatedly that the anger of New Yorkers CREATED the slime. So you've got the classic chicken and egg scenario. Did anger create the slime or did slime create the anger?
The slime is supposed to be magical. It performs miracles. Summoning ghosts, making people angry, making people euphoric, making a toaster dance, animating the statue of liberty, defeating a wizard, changing a painting, those are all miracles.
And yes the slime was both created from the emotions of the people of the city and imparts emotions to the people. This is called a feedback loop.
Love the video, but one thing, at 4:03, they had a scene earlier in the movie explaining how they discovered that the slime could be positively charged with music and control objects by making a toaster dance to Jackie Wilson.
THEY FORGOT!
Not mentioning Egon's romantic physical entanglements with the slime is TIGHT!
That doesn't really explain how they could literally control the statue.
They controlled the statue with a NES Advantage joystick, lol.
@@KryptosatanTemnozor Uh, there were probably buttons to turn speakers on and off so that the music could be played near the parts they needed to move to make her walk.
could we please get a short circuit two pitch meeting someday? I feel like there's a lot of jokes to be made! (I really enjoy the movie and want to see it get more recognition)
Yep, Sheedy, Guttenberg, Stevens, McKean and Gibb should all return for a Short Circuit 3.
You should do a pitch for the new movie “Abigail”!
I still remember being slightly disappointed seeing this in the cinema. It was a bit weird that the pitch meeting was on at the cinema in the first place and, honestly, I was much more disappointed in the actual movie when that came out.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
watching Pitch Meetings on the film screen is TIGHT!
Oh really?
Dropping everything to watch the new pitch meeting video is TIGHT!
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
You need to do Pitch Meetings for:
- Titanic
- Twister
- The Rock (Nick Cage, Sean Connery)
- As Good As It Gets
- The 5th Element
- Scarface
- The Godfather Trilogy
- Goodfellas
Or the fact there was a little-known "Titanic 2", which was animated, featured talking animals, had nothing to do with the original, and was utterly bonkers. But set on a ship, at least that bit they did get right.
“Hey, I don’t blame them because once I was a dog and they helped me. Thankyou.”
Loved Lewis in this one.
I have long considered this the greatest legal defense in the history of cinema.
Alright, so fun fact, I first saw Ghostbusters 2, in its entirety, in an MRI. The thing is I wasn't supposed to be in there that long, but the MRI broke while I was inside it.
I was born in the mid 90s, so I don't have a real attachment to Ghostbusters as a franchise, but I remember the visual elements of Ghostbusters 2 better than any other element of the franchise. Not any of the audio though, because it was muted by the broken MRI.
I guess you could say the film really… *resonated* with you.
…
I’m sorry.
Spooky
That's insane. I probably would've got a bit claustrophobic after an experience like that. I didn't even know they played movies inside those things. Just looked up MRIs, apparently they're 15-90 minutes long depending on how much is being scanned. Huh, TIL.
Getting stuck in a TIGHT MRI is...
What a tv dinner feels like...
Man you missed out on the awesome Bobby Brown song!
Stay Puft literally stepped on a church. Did people just pretend it was hit by a meteor or something?
YES!
FIVEYEARSISALONGTIME
Secret Men In Black tie-in?!
Plot twist: ghosts are the result of an ancient alien device. Was it an ethical attempt to enlighten humanity to the next stage in sapient evolution, or was it a horrifying attempt to situate themselves as gods?
After watching people deny or twist public events irl to match their world view, this seems plausible to me, sadly.
I mean, why would they care that a house of evil was stepped on? We step on trash and then forget about it don't we?
More Retros!!! Do HIGHLANDER (1986)
I imagine the Pitch Meeting for Highlander 2 would have the script guy pretending to be high on coke because I'm pretty sure that's how the movie was really written. Never have I ever seen a sequel change the canon of the original so drastically.
@@mrquirky3626 “Oh, randomly changing characters into aliens is TIGHT!”
You should do a pitch meeting on Casper (1995) next.
I really thought they were going to say:
“Hey remember the plot of the first movie?”
“Yeah?”
“Well, what if we just… y’know do it all over again?”
“Well, people did love the first movie.”
“Yeah, they did. So let’s do it again.”
“Oh, repeating stuff from the first movie is tight!”
Sounds more like Ghostbusters: Frozen City to me. They repeated first film footage like The Matrix: Resurrections.
Ryan keeps his Pitch Meetings fresh by not redoing stuff he's done before. Unlike Hollywood these days.
@@rickstaism You are aware this is the same guy who repeats lines like “Super easy, barely an inconvenience”, “Whose to say” and “Hey, shut up”.
@@BatmanFan76 Yeah but it's generally in a different context ;-)
SO WHY ARE YOU CAME?!
-Dr. Yanosh Poha, one of the most criminally under appreciated hilarious character of all time.
I love Ghostbusters 2!!!
“The upper vest side.”
Is zee baby okay?
Vy am I drippinz wiz goo?
He‘s a biscuit
"He is Viggo! You are like the buzzing of flies to him!"
4:03 the toaster, that's how. Admittedly it should have been wildly out of control. But the toaster did dance in an earlier scene
They attached an NES joystick controller to the Statue, that's how they could steer it. As to how they connected a 1980's video game console accessory to a 150' tall 19th century sculpture...
Hey, shut up!
Movies I want to see pitch meetings for:
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2011). We already have the first one so it feels obligatory.
Van Helsing (2004)
I, Robot (2004)
Once again, the "Hey Shut Up" got me. lol. XD
Ghostbusters 2 also had way scarier scenes than the first randomly.
I agree. GB2 was certainly darker and scarier than the first especially with scenes like the severed heads which felt like something straight out of a horror movie.
Ghostbusters 2 is the better movie. I think. Precisely because it's actually creepier.
The baby snatching scene terrified me as a child 🤣
Honestly this pitch meeting must have been super easy, because Ghostbusters II was full of coincidences and illogical goings-on.
And barely an inconvenience.
I thought this was one of the best Pitch Meetings you've done so far. Well done!
More classic movie pitch meetings please
"I love weaponizing positivity!"
I grew up watching both back to back all the time, because I got both VHS’s as a gift when I was 8. So that became the thing, and I loved them equally.
I still remember the instant in the movie where I thought "BOOOORIIIING!". That was 35 years ago and the memory is stillas clear as day. Some movie to make such an impression.
Am I in the minority I actually like this movie
I greatly enjoy it.
Because you’re not very intelligent.
I enjoyed it a lot
If you are so am i
I like it better than the first lmao
This was the first movie that had me dancing to the credits music. I did feel sorry for the guys having to be birthday party acts. They were heroes, for Pete Venkman's sake!
lol. Well played.
Honestly, as much as people crap on this movie (and seeing the pitch meeting definitely made me aware of some silly plot holes) I still really enjoy it. Like GB1 is a classic, but i still enjoy this movie.
I read somewhere that the birthday party act was actually pitched for the first movie for the guys doing odd jobs to raise money trying to get their ghostbusting business off the ground. It would have made a lot more sense in the first movie.
@@Veelasiren Not really, because they weren't famous then. Why would anyone want them at a birthday party?
@@jedijones In the first movie Dana was very amused when she saw their local commercials on tv(starring their secretary Janine) advertising their cool new ghostbusting business. The parents hired them cause they were cheap.
@@Pally356 I agree. I love Ghostbusters 1 & 2.
"I love weaponizing positivity!" is an underrated line.
Video 6 of asking for "Who framed Roger Rabbit" as a Pitch Meeting. And we wont stop until its a Pitch. Thanks. Love you!
I like how producer guy didn’t get the saying yes to multiple options thing because it’s 40 years ago.
Love the call out about the 2 minute TV show. Never thought of it that way. Amazing observation. Same with all the GBs now working with kids (This allowed Ivan Reitman to feature his daughter and son in scenes back to back)
Notice how one of the guests talks about having a psychic prediction of a specific date for end of the world, and how that later plays into the plot.
Each episode of Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer on PBS was only 5 minutes long.
@@jeremyf9124 In a deleted scene in the psych ward, a patient there mentions that he read the book about predicting the end of the world. Not sure if that was to remind the audience of what happened on the show, or if they filmed the show scene later to replace it. There is also a deleted scene of the show which has some of the same jokes, like the hairless pets, and I think has a version of the UFO lady on, but does not have the author who predicted the end of the world the next year in it.
Is THAT why they did that? I've always been curious why this movie was such a disaster
Its the "OK, shut up"s that get me every time. lol
I thought the statue of liberty part was going to get a "wow wow wow wow wow"
My brother and I wore out this VHS as kids since it was one of three tapes our grandparents owned (the other two were Shane and Old Yeller). Can still quote it by heart.
You should make a Megamind vs the doom syndicate pitch meeting
Ryan george has stated in the past that he cant make pitch meetings for good movies he cant make fun of
Edit: comment originally said megamind 1, I am okay with him making fun of the sequel
@@MK-zj8scOK so instead of megamind he should do it's terrible sequel
@@MK-zj8scHe did Jurassic Park really well. He’s done multiple good films, but I get it. I think he’s says he doesn’t love doing comedies because he’s making jokes about jokes.
Ryan's gonna do whatever they want
like I don't know if asking them to specifically make videos about these things is good like nobody pushed them to do a Ghostbusters 2 one but they had good ideas and it came out really good and funny
"This painting guy seems really powerful as is, I don't know if he needs to become a baby."
That's a thing that has been said in the universe now.
I love when pitch meeting are classic movies
Watching a new pitch meeting is super easy. Barely an inconvenience 😊
To think that this movie traumatized me so much as child, that I startet to use the potty again instead of the toilet is kinda embarrassing.
Nothing happened in a toilet in the movie.
@@jedijones I was afraid, that the pink goo would climb out of the sewers and kill me while sitting on the toilet.
You are the first person I had to explain this connection to. Make of that what you want.
I remember in the 90s, all our teachers hated the movie "Look Whos Talking Too".
All kids were terrified of Mr Toilet Man and didn´t want to use the toilet at all.
@@Lumberjack_Linnie I just turned five at the time when this came out. I don't recall this, but my mom said as soon as the slime came out of the crack in the ground I started screaming. Then I calmed down. lol
I was also terrified of the pink goo and refused to take a bath until mom double and triple checked that the water was clearn. In my defense, five-year-olds aren't renowned for the rationality of their fears.
that kind of "dumb" and "dumber" voices you developed for your characters, are perfect now.
That painting terrified me as a child.
Now it just arouses me, which I was throughly surprised to learn.
Funny seeing how the "bad" original GB movie generated one of the shortest Pitch Meetings so far because it's way better than most of the slop we're getting served atm🤦♂️🙌❤️
what do you mean with '"bad"'?
@@poppers7317 I'm fuzzy on the whole good/bad thing
with Velma season 2 around the corner..........It shouldn't even be compare it to Ghosbusters 2.
Both Ghostbusters pitch meetings are done. I can die happily now.
When you get to the other side, look for a river of pink slime...
Amen
Yes. Finally, the pitch meetings for both of the Ghostbusters movies have been made. *sigh of relief*
Plot twist: You'll return as a ghost and be the reason Ryan has to do a third
Your statement is both clear and accurate even with the knowledge that he's done five different pitch meetings on five different Ghostbusters movies.
I wish you posted more pitch meetings
But you have a life besides the Ryanverse so...
I just can't get enough of pitch meetings
Busting and Pitch meetings make me feel good
So many classic films really hit their stride in the 2nd installment of the series.
This was not one of those films.
Disagree. But I saw the 2nd one first. So for me the 2nd one is great and the 1st one much worse, but still good. The 2nd is reeeeeally great.
Agree. Loved the 1st movie, snored through the 2nd one.
BS! This was a good movie.
@@pferreira1983 I think your nostalgia meter might be under control here.
@@SeraphsWitness nah. It was good. As an adult, I can see the first film is clearly the stronger of the two. But this was a good sequel.
I like this movie, but they shouldn't have cut the possessed rey driving scene.
Also do a pitch meeting on ghostbusters the video game i know its a video game but it's my canonical ghostbusters 3
It was, not just yours, but the actual canon pt 3 according to harold and dan. Until afterlife retconned and ruined it that is.
I’ve been waiting forever for video game pitch meetings.
Just recently saw "Meet Joe Black" for the first time, would love to see a Pitch Meeting for it at some point! Great channel!
I’m glad you did this to draw attention to the fact that the second Ghostbusters movie was on parody with the new Ghostbusters sequel. They are both kind of ridiculous, but they are fun.
"covering the streets in slime is tight" "oooowwwhhkay"
The slime is really inconsistent looking in this movie. Sometimes it looks like bright pink water, in other scenes it looks like barely pink shampoo. Even for the time they could have done better.
Making your pink slime consistent is TIGHT!
Those 'What?'s have so much meaning in them.
Love your pitch meetings. Will you also do Knives Out and Glass Onion?
love these videos. Please keep them coming. I'm wondering if you know about Reboot, the first computer animated show. It's Canadian and I'd love to see a pitch meeting for it
I never realized the flying ghost that takes the baby was the guy from the museum.
I saw the movie in theaters when I was 10 and didn't notice until it came out on DVD. But to be fair, him turning into a ghost doesn't make any sense.
3:57 that positive energy slime sure looks like some other happy time fluid......
But how did they get so much so quickly? 😁
Life, uh, finds a way.
@@DS-tv2fi lots of life, full life, loads of life if you will
Love your videos! Please do a pitch meeting for Southland Tales!!! It'll be super easy! Barely an inconvenience. I am going to comment this for as long as you make these, until you make it. I will never give up. This is my seventy-second attempt.
Ohhhhhhh, now I remember why I forgot about this movie.
Yep, people forget!
I don't remember why I never watched the movie. It was the right choice, whatever the reason might have been.
I didn't even know it existed so I didn't even remember it long enough to forget about it.
Still waiting for the What If meeting :(
I am glad you made this Pitch Meeting because when I was a teenager and originally saw the movie in the theater, I was so upset by that garbage. People hated the 2016 movie, but the IP had already been ruined!
I find it coincidental that I watched the movie and then noticed this on my feed. Very interesting RUclips. 🤔
The sewer scene with all the heads on sticks scared the CRAP out of me as a kid!
... low key still does
The Titanic scene for me
@ncapone87 that was a pretty chilling scene too!
... oh what about the minks on that lady's fur coat coming back to life and hissing at her?!
Definitely. Everything down in the tunnels was pretty creepy
youre completely forgetting a very key reason why Vigo wants to become a baby, nursing Sigourney Weaver
That's so obvious, it never occurred to me
Why would Sigourney need to be nursed? She's already a fully growed adult! [/sarc]
Same reason Janosz wanted to become her husband. "My lord, we can share her teats." "So be it. Left one for you, right one for me."
Now the scene where she takes off her blouse makes more sense. Always thought that was a pointless perv moment.
I used to work at the Lucasarts building, and the painting of Vigo was up at the end of the skywalk, leading from LEC to ILM, and if you think that thing is creepy in the movie, try looking at it in real life! It's even creepier leaving from overtime after hours, when everyone has left the office!
They knew it was a possibility because they made the toaster dance with uplifting music
I saw this movie before the first one when I was a kid and I love it. For nostalgia reasons, I prefer this over the first
I think it topped the first in many ways. So underrated
It may not be as quotable as the first one but I also prefer this one. I can’t help but love the Statue of Liberty section. That music is so upbeat and positive. I adore it. On a side note, I had NEVER before noticed that the ghost nanny was also Peter MacNicol! (He is also part of why I love this movie.)
My dad swears up and down that the ghostbusters is one of the greatest movies ever
I said “the sequels too right?” And he told me to shut up 😂
Awesome.! Thanks as always.🎉
"So does the slime make people angry, or summon ghosts?"
"Yes!" LOL!
Funny, I recently got back from a vacation in which the hotel had, in all the rooms, replaced old-fashioned TVs (the kind where you push simple up or down buttons to change channels) with "smart" TVs that used some sort of forsaken mouse / remote / trackball hybrid control device. For the life of me, on the "smart" TV, I could not figure out how to change the channel to watch the NCAA baskeball tournment (aka "March Madness"). So, I was stuck watching the movies that the "smart" TV maker made easily accessible... one of which was .... Ghostbusters II
Watching Ghostbusters II or sports...
I think you got the better deal.
@@poppers7317 unfortunately, the TV maker's version of Ghostbusters II had and ad every 4 minutes and 11 seconds....
@4:03 well they sprayed a toaster earlier with positive slime, and when they played music it began to dance, so that's how they knew it would work on the Statue of Liberty too. Now...how they knew they could CONTROL it with a damn NES Power Stick is something I can't tell you lol
Just want to point out somewhere, it's not that they spray it, it's that they drop a dollop of slime into the toaster. And apparently the toaster *manifests* toast that it shoots out. As for the NES controller, I'm inclined to say it's about intent, and just giving the slime something to perceive from the person using the controls.
You have to do pitch meeting for every movie ever. Yes we love you that much and you’re that funny!
Just remember.
It’s super easy! Barely an inconvenience.
I love that “unclear” is a legitimate explanation at this movie studio
He's really powerful... I don't know if he needs to become a baby....
That fucking killed me hahahahaha
5 minutes exactly. What an interesting format
I would like you to do a Pitch Meeting where you revisit a pitch meeting you just did. Like, next week, look back at this video and determine what you'd do differently with the experience you've gained since you made the original.
*I RECENTLY WATCHED THIS!* And I also was shocked that the painting ghost could turn a man into a ghost TEMPORARILY to kidnap a child. THAT'S SOME OP MAGIC!
For a very long time I didn't even realize that this ghost was Janosz. I only saw it once in the theater when I was 10, and then dozens or hundreds of times on VHS. It wasn't until DVD and HDTV as an adult that I could make out his face and make the connection.
The first Ghostbusters is super good but also somehow underrated despite its already popular. This is a movie as well.