"He ain't comin" Damn! Why'd they have to delete that scene. That was Winston's funniest moment, and I never seen it until 2019. That was classic delivery and timing.
I honestly prefer the sequel and it has some of the scariest moments I’ve seen in a long time, that subway scene is horrifying and keep in mind, this film is targeted towards those who watched The Real Ghostbusters at the time and I appreciate that they didn’t hold back on how terrifying the moments this film got. The original will always be a classic 100% but I really love this entry a lot more and cause they aired this entry a lot during my childhood.
That first deleted scene really should have been in the movie. Not only was it a very good question of why something involves her again, but I also have a feeling it was going to be a much bigger plot point going forward. In Ghostbusters: The Video Game, they would introduce a character who turned out to be a blood relative of Ivo Shandor and I'm pretty sure that plot point was meant for Dana. It's no surprise she ended up in a Shandor building and was instrumental in bringing Gozer to our realm.
if you think about it, the first movie had a real complex way to show how the evil demon\ghost who created a building, wants to come back among the living. it was very clever. in the sequel though, is just "evil guy wants to take over the world bcuz ppl are evil lulz"
It was probably cut because it plays almost exactly like the scene from the first movie where they are interviewing Dana, and Ray goes "It could be past-life experience intruding on present time", Egon says "Race memory stored in the collective unconscious. I woudn't rule out clairvoyance or telepathic contact either." So she responds "I don't believe in any of that", and Peter backs her up with "I don't either." It's practically the same bit. GB2 already had more than enough scenes that mirrored the original, maybe someone thought this was one too many.
@@Zontar82 Ghostbusters 2 is actually pretty interesting when you factor the video game into the canon. Vigo was a sorcerer who cursed the painting, but he obviously spent centuries completely harmless. The film implies the Mood Slime was connected to Vigo, but it was actually manufactured by Ivo Shandow in the video game. So the slime wasn't actually related directly to Vigo in the second film, it's just that when his painting was brought to the US, his spirit was able to feed off of the energy of the slime which flowed under the city. The Ghostbusters actually explore those tunnels again in the game and find Shandor's old facilities.
Love Winston's "He ain't coming," but I think re-staging that scene was a huge improvement. Dana's "Taxi!" served as a much better button to end the scene on, gave Peter more of a reason to sarcastically quip "Women!", and allowed Dana to be active in the scene. She feels awkwardly placed in this alternate version.
The Louis and Slimer scene should have stayed, it gives context to Slimer showing up as the bus driver later. I also love Janine being totally fine with a ghost in the building.
It also sets up Tully getting in gear at the end, so it would have made the moment, and their romance in general, seem to come from a more natural place. As it stands, the Louis x Janine romance just seems like something added thanks to a tacked on studio note.
Well Ghostbusters 1 came out in 1984, slimer was an evil ghost, but in 1986 the ghostbusters cartoon came out and slimer was portrayed as a friendly ghost that hung out with the ghostbusters, so in 1989 when Ghostbusters 2 movie came out they made slimer a ghost that hung out with the ghostbusters like the cartoon
@@thabg007 It’s funny you mention the Real Ghostbusters cartoon, because Egon and Janine were always an item on it. And yet… despite them making Slimer friendlier in this to tie into the cartoon, they get rid of *ANY* hint of romance between them in this direct sequel. What’s up with that?! Did Harold Ramis decide in-between movies that Egon Spengler shouldn’t be a sexual being?
@@Popcultureguy3000 Actually yes sort of. Harold Ramis was apparently not a fan of the Egon/Janine relationship. That's also why in Afterlife we don't really get much info on who he did end up having a daughter with but it wasn't Janine. The writers acknowledged that most of the fan community ships Egon and Janine, but chose to not have them end up together out of respect to the late Ramis.
I definitely detect they will have a scene together in the upcoming Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. I hope Annie Potts returns and Slimer has definitely been confirmed as a returning character on the promotional material.
When the mayor's assistant tries to go into the museum and dies, Egon's smile at the end gets me every time. It was a bit maniacl and it shows a bit into his mental state. I would have loved to have seen that played out a bit more in a third movie.
defiantly would work with the theme of people still not believing in ghosts after the first film, like the Judge and Prosecutor, a few civilians, the Mayor's aide, and others getting proven wrong time and time again despite the evidence right in the front of them.
Aside from nonsensically forgetting about the paranormal activity from the first film, something else that doesn’t make any sense to me is why the town in the film are suddenly complete jerks. I can’t seem to find an in universe explanation.
@@Jackal_El_Lobo34 People are generally just jerks and with the dense amount of people in NYC i'm gonna guess theres just a lot of jerks. But yeah, the whole city forgetting about the first movie is kinda wierd... they could probably have found a way to justify it, but I guess the writers just forgot to lel..
It took thirty years to see this stuff, but it was worth the wait. I think the only deleted scene left, to my knowledge, is some dialogue at the end when the Ghostbusters are being honored after returning the Statue of Liberty to her pedestal. If the Scholastic children's book is to be believed, the Ghostbusters talk amongst themselves about how special Lady Liberty is, and they see Slimer flying around it. I like the way some of the scene was spliced into the end credits, but anybody who read the book as a child is conscious of how the book ends. If there's any footage of it, it would be nice to see that after all these years.
They did... it's called "Ghostbusters: The Video Game" a 100% sequel and even goes as far as to effortlessly tie in both the cartoons into the continuity... the game is one of the best things to come from this franchise believe it or not, lol
@@mamorutoriyama8536 I agree, the video game is amazing and I am glad that the original cast returned to voice their characters as well as lend their likeness to it. Fighting Stay Puft and battling the Librarian ghost are two of my favorite levels. Also many of the lines spoken by the Ghostbusters really crack me up.
I know the scene is not very believable, but I appreciate how Egon thinks Peter might be excited as he is to go sewer diving for slime and see an increase in the cockroach population. 😂
I think I know why the mayor's assistant's scene was deleted. It would've raised questions on how the guys could take a swim in the stuff and come out alive.
I actually visited the set of GB2 in January 1989 and saw Peter's apartment which was built on stilts off the floor because of the scene when a supernatural force attacks from the outside. These scenes are a lot better than the ones they kept in the movie.
You mean a dubiously-employed Ghostbuster couldn't really afford to live in the Flatiron Building in Times Square? I always figured Dana's Central Park West apartment was pretty much the norm when you moved to a big city.
I don't know. I also like the "new kid" from the game. He has no name and never speak so technically he is just us playing the game. We are the 5th Ghostbuster.
We all know Ivo Shandor made the mood slime as seen in the video game. Vigo was already a powerful wizard in life, the slime just added to his power. Before he died, he casted a spell that tied his spirit to his portrait. The painting is like a body for him, without it, he’ll cross over. The picture is keeping him in the physical world, but it’s not a real body. He wants to possess a baby, so that when he hits puberty again, his powers will grow exponentially.
Bill Murray actually was the one who asked if some of these scenes with him and Sigourney to be removed. The reason being, is that it took away from the Ghostbusters team dynamic. I actually applaud him for that instead of making it about him as the leading man. However, from a character standpoint, I think these deleted scenes fit Venkman‘s character well from the first film. They seem more in line with Ghostbusters 1984 Venkman. Even the courtroom scene when he stands on his toes and says it is her fault they’re on trial. Though I think what he did was noble for the cast, Murray‘s Venkman is what made the original so successful. The crew even said he should have received a writing credit do to his successful ad libbing. These scenes with him should have been left in. I think because of the success of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon (which carded the franchise in the years following the first film), they wanted to make it more in line with the series to make it more connected. The funny thing is, the first couple of seasons of the Real Ghostbusters was really dark for a Saturday morning cartoon. They made it more kid friendly towards the end (around the time Ghostbusters II was to be released).
I think with it being a five year gap, Venkman finally grew up and grew some balls after Ghostbusters went out of business. But what's funny is, is that in Ghostbusters The Video Game, he's reverted back to his creepish ways from GB1 and acts like a jerk to the rookie. I also liked the "Wasn't he also Vigo the Butch?" to Egon.
XTheVideoGamerGirlX oh yeah, in the video game there’s a scene where Peter is captured and Winston is like do we have to save him? In the animated series, Winston says, “Just ignore him, that’s what we do.”.
If Dana had stayed on to explain to the court why she had asked of Ray and Egon to look into what had caused the baby stroller to take off by itself, she probably would've been sentenced to be committed to the psychiatric hospital (where Jack Hardemeyer later had the Ghostbusters committed) for delusional behavior and child endangerment, and Oscar would've been put in an orphanage for adoption.
I agree, I think the Ghostbusters didn't want to implicate Dana in their case which was violating their judicial restraining order that forbid them from performing any paranormal services (which also caused the blackout). Especially since it was Dana who asked them to investigate what was going on with Oscar.
That scene did take place, almost verbatim, in the movie. However, it was moved to just outside the apartment building on the street, rather than inside.
Murray did get "kod" in the reboot so he became happy to suit up for the thirdfilm! i.e. HES ALWAYS LOVE THE GHOSTBUSTERS FILMS! HE LIKES TO FRIZZLE FANS!!!!!!!!!! HE WAS GONNA DO ANOTHER ONE AND WANTED TO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE REBOOT WAS NOT HIS CHANCE AND IT WAS HARD FOR HIM TO BE PRAISING ABOUT THAT ONE DUE TO THE WRITING OF THE COMEDY AND DIRECTION OF THE STORY, BUT THE THIRD FILM IS HIS CONTINUING CONTINUATION AS THE GHOSTBUSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@SB992REBORN Murray was the reason a third movie hadn’t happened until 2021. Aykroyd and Remus has tired so many times but Murray really wasn’t interested, which is fine, some actors don’t want to return to roles it happens. They really didn’t want to do the project without him and the studios didn’t really want to do it with a whole new cast till Sony got their hands n the rights and thought a female reboot was a good idea. ya know until you get actresses that have no chemistry, a director that thinks he’s gods gift to the world. Now Toss in a script a room of monkeys with type writers would reject and lose and behold the reboot no one ever asked for or wanted.
That "Tenth level of hell" line was so good, it survived the deleted scenes, but they have the Mayor said it instead. Also better ending for that douchbag! Always hated him! 👎😒
I like the extra scenes but they were mostly just alterations of scenes already in the movie beside the first with Dana asking why it always happens to her, the court room scene with dana and peter and the scene of louise trying to catch slimer...the rest were mostly alternate to whats already in the movie
@@UserNameClassifed It's probably not complete. They obviously shot a bit cuz some footage is used in the pepsi commercial and there's a scene in montage...BUT they probably decided it was too long a sequence so they cut it before wasting money. Lot's of stuff was re-written in this movie so there probably isn't a complete version of the scene. That's probably why we haven't nor will we ever see it. It was in the book and comics but those are based off the screenplay so that means nothing. They shot some of it but I'm sure never finished it.
OR maybe they just never edited the footage into a scene figuring ray just being possessed by Vigo early on was enough to link it to the end... I think rey's innocence is enough to go on that because he conjured up the marshmallow man we can believe he's be the easiest mind to possess lol I'd bet money they shot some of it but there's just no complete version of the scene available...
Are you mentioning the one where he went through the red light and Venkman looks back at him in the ecto 1? Yea, that never got done, there are storyboards depicting what happened but all the other bits like the red light part were put into the montage with the song by Run DMC. It was supposed to be followed by the 2nd scene where the ghostbusters got back the ecto 1 after it was damaged in the crash by Louis' cousin (who was played by that guy from American Pie lol) and that also was supposed to be linked into the sewer scene.
@@GenGamesUniverse They shot the scene but i think it never went into editing. Only the driving fast part in the montage was kept because the whole possessed scene didn't fit the overall tone of the film... There are some behind the scenes shots were you can see the scene was filmed. It happens right outside the museum when getting back into Ecto-1A. There are also publicity stills of Winston grabbing the steering wheel. In the script Winston stomps on the brakes as the car skids into a tree. Some of the scenes ended up in the Coca Cola commercial.. Also, Sherman Tully played by Eugene Levy never drove the Ecto-1A or crashed.. He only appeared in a deleted scene getting the guys out after they were committed to the psychiatric hospital.
XTheVideoGamerGirlX yes, if you get the kid’s story book, it shows them leaving the hospital, Eugene Levy who played Louis’ cousin, a skin doctor you see him telling them something as they leave the hospital.
@@GhostbustersArchives I remember seeing the reckless driving scene and many others in theatres in 1989. When I finally got my own copy the following year (recorded from HBO), it was gone, and so were many other scenes. I don't know why this one remains so elusive.
they CLEARLY where trying to set her up as a relative too shandor in gb the game. but, for whatever reason, she didn't want to do it. it made ZERO sense with a new character.
If you had paid close attention, you would have noticed that Dana was driving the stroller through the slime at the beginning. This marked the child for rebirth. Therefore, the explanation from the deleted scene was unnecessary. Dana was just unlucky.
"Girlfriend and her baby #3" was just the first two versions clipped together and... it just doesn't work well. Continuity errors in certain shots, Jack Hardemeyer's inconsistency in tone between angry and gleeful at a good photo-op... yeah, it just wouldn't have worked.
Thanks for sharing these! Much of this really should have been left in. Just watching GB2, it's evident that the film suffered cuts. There's still other deleted/alternate scenes, including Venkman's line about the Titanic, that was later shot with Cheech Marin instead.
Would have left in the first scene with Dana wondering why the weird stuff happens to her, and Louis chasing Slimer. May have kept in Venkman and Dana at the courthouse... that one is 50/50. The scene about the cockroach breeding is in the movie with a different setting so take your pick. Glad they left out the stuff at the museum.
6:06 should had been kept in. It's Jack Hardenmeyer's comeuppance for antagonizing the Ghostbusters and having them committed to a psychiatric hospital.
I have to disagree though. On one hand the inclusion of it would make the film even darker when it already has a problem with how dark it is in some scenes in comparison to the first movie. On another hand, it wouldn't make much sense for Jack to still be working with the Mayor immediately after being fired and denying having committed the Ghostbusters.... the same day that he admitted to putting them away... But if none of those are good enough reasons, the fact that it makes an immediate plot hole with the question of how three of the Ghostbusters themselves were also pulled into that very same slime during the subway scene... yet none of them were dissolved or killed from it
Nah. As much of a dick as he was, I think having him actually die would have been a bit harsh. Getting fired was a much more proportionate comeuppance. Plus the fact that he's seen celebrating in the crowd during the end credits always struck me as a bit of redemption for the character, in that it showed that, freed from his (presumably) high pressure job, he might not have been such a bad guy.
He also reappears in the IDW Ghostbusters comics. While he has changed for the better, he is still a bit of a shark. Janine Melnitz, goes after him at one point because he made a decision without asking her if she was for it.
@Captain Brandon Horror Film Lover The 2019 Ghostbusters Blu Ray Steel Book has an audio commentary for Ghostbusters II. Sadly, it is a step down from the first movie's audio commentary since time has not been kind to Ivan Reitman, Dan Aykroyd or producer Joe Medjuck's memories. Had they recorded the commentary in 2009, and gotten Harold Ramis to participate I am sure it would have been better. Harold's comments on the audio commentary for the first movie, were really hilarious especially the bit where Ivan Reitman said he was the one that complained the least about the weight of the Proton Packs!
Interesting how some of the lines from these deleted scenes still made it in to the movie. Even if under a different context and spoken by a different character. For instance, the line pertaining to 'going down in history as the man who let NY get sucked down in the tenth level of hell."
I still have my original Ghostbusters ecto-1 lights and noises runs on two double A batteries and lighthouse and the ghost trap doesn't need batteries uses a hose stomp on it in the air makes the doors pop open but you can put four Triple A's and it to make the lights noises.
Interesting. There was an alternative Take of the gang trying to convince Venkman to join them in the sewers. Neat. It shows why this one here ended up as "deleted Scene" because that version is really inferior.
Maybe Bill Murray wouldn't hate Ghostbusters 2 if he didn't hate shooting it. It's still a good movie and an extension of the first. I like both movies.. ask anyone.
it's not really the shooting of it i think, it was a film he never wanted to do and the only reason he did do it was cause the guys talked him into doing it. what he said about the film was he thinks they spent more time with the Special FX and less on story unlike the first film where it's less on special FX and more on story.
@@rolandofgilead43 Also during filming quite a few scenes got deleted or changed during reshoots. In 2014 during a visit to The Late Show With David Letterman, Bill Murray revealed that his view on Ghostbusters II had changed, he feels now that despite its flaws it is a decent companion piece to the first movie. Dan Aykroyd and Ivan Reitman also share this view.
Wait a sec. It's taken me 30 yrs to realize Louis with the proton pack means there's quite possibly a total of _five_ proton packs. Either one was made as a spare in case another broke down, or it was made for a 5th team member, who wasn't likely to be bumblesome Louis. 🤔 Who then?
good point.. however I always thought the pack that Louis had was either Ray's or Winston's as they were equipped with the slime throwers. However in these scenes it's clear they had all 4 at the museum at the beginning.
@@xstube9621 oh really? I always thought it was in between the two with them going back to the library? It’s been a long time since I’ve played it anyhow!
The museum scenes with the mayor and Jack were from the dropped original cut where the Ghostbusters are broken out of the mental hospital by Louis Tully’s cousin, played by Eugene Levy.
The first scene triggers me so hard. Had Sigourney been in the video game from 09 instead of Alyssa Milano it would have made perfect sense why she was picked by the supernatural in the preceding movies... Hell they even hint at it in this scene.
Apparently it's rumored that Dana moved after the events of Ghostbusters II due to the fact that she wanted some normality to Oscars life but in the rejected Ghostbusters III film, Oscar was supposed to have joined the team after the untimely demise of Venkman.
It would have made the game even more the Ghostbusters 3 we deserved. I like how the game expended on the mythology that the first movie had. Hell maybe the game is also the Ghostbusters 2 we deserved.
@@chamoo232 I think try the video game wouldn't make sense cause of the slime blower attachment also I liked the 2nd movie even though not everyone liked it
@@PixelLog606 The slime blower from the game is different enough that it could still exist without the second movie. They would just have to remove the lines that say it's the new version with the tank integrated to the proton pack with a self refilling slime culture. But yeah overall the game still improves the second movie because it ties up the 2 movies and game together with the mythology. Having the slime river come from Shandor Island makes the plot of the 2nd movie less random. GB2 is not bad but it has flaws. Seeing the GB at the bottom again after they were on top at the end of 1 is depressing. Seeing Peter and Dana's relationship rebooted is also depressing. Vigo is cool but not nearly as cool as Gozer. Other than that I really have nothing against GB2... well also the tan jumpsuits are better than the grey ones.
Interesting. I remember thinking that it was Dana's previous possession by Zuul that made her attractive to Vigo. Like it left a residue that Vigo / the Slime sensed. Hell, the effect could've been passed down to Oscar.
"Count Dracula's First Cousin" LMAO! These scenes are great! God, I wish they had kept them in. That last scene was perfect to that dude getting his comeuppance.
They should restore ALL THE CUT SCENES BACK INTO THE FILM RELEASING IT IN ITS FULL ENTIRETY AS WAS DONE WITH THE EXORCIST SPECIAL EDITION, AND RELEASE IT AS A TRIBUTE TO HAROLD RAMIS OR AS A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION
I remember reading all about these deleted scenes in the story Dell book that I owned and saying how come they never showed these scenes in the actual film!!???
This was due to reshoots and pacing reasons according to Ivan Reitman. Colombia Pictures gave him a very tight shooting schedule for Ghostbusters II since they wanted it to be their big summer movie.
Most of the cut scenes are pretty good. I'd like to see a 'Super Remaster' in 8K with all the included deleted scenes added in as a play option. The whole Sherman Tully thing should have stayed in.
Maybe it's because I didn't like the Blob remake or any version of it, but I think I have a preference for the finished version for what they did with Jack. I mean, it doesn't make any sense for him to be with the Mayor after he's already lost his job. It makes even less sense for him to try and get it off by punching it. Not to mention the Ghostbusters themselves were literally pulled into the river of slime without consequence. This scene implies that they practically should've been evaporated or dissolved... But yeah, I'd advocate for the Dana scenes to be included as well
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"He ain't comin" Damn! Why'd they have to delete that scene. That was Winston's funniest moment, and I never seen it until 2019. That was classic delivery and timing.
at which minutes?
That's an amazing delivery! Hahaha
All of these should have been added. What great lines
I laughed so hard at this 😂.
@@SirBuzz but it was in a another place
“He ain’t coming” Fantastic line
I laughed too. Should totally have kept that part it.
I don't understand the hate for Ghostbusters 2. I like the first one better but this is an underrated movie.
They basically just redid the same film.
@@sha11235 I can't argue with that.
I love both movies. Even if it hits the same beats as the original, I think that's part of the charm.
I honestly prefer the sequel and it has some of the scariest moments I’ve seen in a long time, that subway scene is horrifying and keep in mind, this film is targeted towards those who watched The Real Ghostbusters at the time and I appreciate that they didn’t hold back on how terrifying the moments this film got.
The original will always be a classic 100% but I really love this entry a lot more and cause they aired this entry a lot during my childhood.
It wasn't bad at all. Not fantastic, but not bad either.
That first deleted scene really should have been in the movie. Not only was it a very good question of why something involves her again, but I also have a feeling it was going to be a much bigger plot point going forward. In Ghostbusters: The Video Game, they would introduce a character who turned out to be a blood relative of Ivo Shandor and I'm pretty sure that plot point was meant for Dana. It's no surprise she ended up in a Shandor building and was instrumental in bringing Gozer to our realm.
I think they could have gotten away with living the first scene in. It really shows her concerns for herself,& her son.
if you think about it, the first movie had a real complex way to show how the evil demon\ghost who created a building, wants to come back among the living. it was very clever. in the sequel though, is just "evil guy wants to take over the world bcuz ppl are evil lulz"
That makes sense
It was probably cut because it plays almost exactly like the scene from the first movie where they are interviewing Dana, and Ray goes "It could be past-life experience intruding on present time", Egon says "Race memory stored in the collective unconscious. I woudn't rule out clairvoyance or telepathic contact either." So she responds "I don't believe in any of that", and Peter backs her up with "I don't either." It's practically the same bit.
GB2 already had more than enough scenes that mirrored the original, maybe someone thought this was one too many.
@@Zontar82 Ghostbusters 2 is actually pretty interesting when you factor the video game into the canon. Vigo was a sorcerer who cursed the painting, but he obviously spent centuries completely harmless. The film implies the Mood Slime was connected to Vigo, but it was actually manufactured by Ivo Shandow in the video game. So the slime wasn't actually related directly to Vigo in the second film, it's just that when his painting was brought to the US, his spirit was able to feed off of the energy of the slime which flowed under the city. The Ghostbusters actually explore those tunnels again in the game and find Shandor's old facilities.
Love Winston's "He ain't coming," but I think re-staging that scene was a huge improvement. Dana's "Taxi!" served as a much better button to end the scene on, gave Peter more of a reason to sarcastically quip "Women!", and allowed Dana to be active in the scene. She feels awkwardly placed in this alternate version.
The dialogue flows better in the finished scene, as well.
The Louis and Slimer scene should have stayed, it gives context to Slimer showing up as the bus driver later. I also love Janine being totally fine with a ghost in the building.
It also sets up Tully getting in gear at the end, so it would have made the moment, and their romance in general, seem to come from a more natural place. As it stands, the Louis x Janine romance just seems like something added thanks to a tacked on studio note.
@@Popcultureguy3000 Yea esp when Janine was pining over Egon in the first movie
Well Ghostbusters 1 came out in 1984, slimer was an evil ghost, but in 1986 the ghostbusters cartoon came out and slimer was portrayed as a friendly ghost that hung out with the ghostbusters, so in 1989 when Ghostbusters 2 movie came out they made slimer a ghost that hung out with the ghostbusters like the cartoon
@@thabg007 It’s funny you mention the Real Ghostbusters cartoon, because Egon and Janine were always an item on it. And yet… despite them making Slimer friendlier in this to tie into the cartoon, they get rid of *ANY* hint of romance between them in this direct sequel. What’s up with that?! Did Harold Ramis decide in-between movies that Egon Spengler shouldn’t be a sexual being?
@@Popcultureguy3000 Actually yes sort of. Harold Ramis was apparently not a fan of the Egon/Janine relationship. That's also why in Afterlife we don't really get much info on who he did end up having a daughter with but it wasn't Janine. The writers acknowledged that most of the fan community ships Egon and Janine, but chose to not have them end up together out of respect to the late Ramis.
I love how Janine says "oh, he´s all right" about slimer XD
Funny nod to the cartoon!
I can imagine Peter throwing him hotdogs saying "GOOOOODDDD BOOOY" and rubbing him under the chin.. kinda like the office pet
@@garystinten9339 or saying there's snacks in someone's sock in revenge on Egon?😊😂😜
Janine was hot AF.
I definitely detect they will have a scene together in the upcoming Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. I hope Annie Potts returns and Slimer has definitely been confirmed as a returning character on the promotional material.
When the mayor's assistant tries to go into the museum and dies, Egon's smile at the end gets me every time. It was a bit maniacl and it shows a bit into his mental state. I would have loved to have seen that played out a bit more in a third movie.
I prefer "Jack" getting eaten by the slime over him just getting fired..
defiantly would work with the theme of people still not believing in ghosts after the first film, like the Judge and Prosecutor, a few civilians, the Mayor's aide, and others getting proven wrong time and time again despite the evidence right in the front of them.
Loved that part
Aside from nonsensically forgetting about the paranormal activity from the first film, something else that doesn’t make any sense to me is why the town in the film are suddenly complete jerks.
I can’t seem to find an in universe explanation.
@@Jackal_El_Lobo34 People are generally just jerks and with the dense amount of people in NYC i'm gonna guess theres just a lot of jerks.
But yeah, the whole city forgetting about the first movie is kinda wierd... they could probably have found a way to justify it, but I guess the writers just forgot to lel..
@@timewarpdrive77 I still find that decision bazar given that the Mayor was on the Ghostbuster’s side in the first movie.
It took thirty years to see this stuff, but it was worth the wait. I think the only deleted scene left, to my knowledge, is some dialogue at the end when the Ghostbusters are being honored after returning the Statue of Liberty to her pedestal. If the Scholastic children's book is to be believed, the Ghostbusters talk amongst themselves about how special Lady Liberty is, and they see Slimer flying around it. I like the way some of the scene was spliced into the end credits, but anybody who read the book as a child is conscious of how the book ends. If there's any footage of it, it would be nice to see that after all these years.
Wish the original crew made a third 1 around 1994 -5 years later!
I agree too, but ivan reitman's son (Jason reitman) is currently working on the third GB movie that's gonna be released in july 2020
I think there was disagreement over the script which was mostly to do with Bill Murray and his character.
They did... it's called "Ghostbusters: The Video Game" a 100% sequel and even goes as far as to effortlessly tie in both the cartoons into the continuity... the game is one of the best things to come from this franchise believe it or not, lol
@@mamorutoriyama8536 I agree, the video game is amazing and I am glad that the original cast returned to voice their characters as well as lend their likeness to it. Fighting Stay Puft and battling the Librarian ghost are two of my favorite levels. Also many of the lines spoken by the Ghostbusters really crack me up.
And + Bill Murray and Harold Ramis have heat with each other
I know the scene is not very believable, but I appreciate how Egon thinks Peter might be excited as he is to go sewer diving for slime and see an increase in the cockroach population. 😂
I think I know why the mayor's assistant's scene was deleted. It would've raised questions on how the guys could take a swim in the stuff and come out alive.
I believe he was supposed to show up again after Vigo was defeated, covered in slime but showing that he was still alive, though I could be wrong.
@@evilmark443 lack of input
Script change. Doesn't make sense for him to be here after getting fired in the final cut.
Any scene with Sigourney Weaver should remain in.
You Damn Right It Should, I think that the other scenes should also remain.
@Kathy Moriarty her and Peter should of been married
@@paulsmith9192I'm glad they eventually got married as shown in Afterlife
The fire chief from the first movie had a cool cameo there. Shame they had to cut him.
I actually visited the set of GB2 in January 1989 and saw Peter's apartment which was built on stilts off the floor because of the scene when a supernatural force attacks from the outside. These scenes are a lot better than the ones they kept in the movie.
You mean a dubiously-employed Ghostbuster couldn't really afford to live in the Flatiron Building in Times Square?
I always figured Dana's Central Park West apartment was pretty much the norm when you moved to a big city.
Louis Tully will always be the only 5th ghostbuster in my book.
Lol
I thought Rick moranis and Annie Potts had excellent chemistry too
I don't know. I also like the "new kid" from the game. He has no name and never speak so technically he is just us playing the game. We are the 5th Ghostbuster.
Didn't Janine also join them and used a proton pack in the Animated TV series?
@@KRAFTWERK2K6 I think so
We all know Ivo Shandor made the mood slime as seen in the video game. Vigo was already a powerful wizard in life, the slime just added to his power. Before he died, he casted a spell that tied his spirit to his portrait. The painting is like a body for him, without it, he’ll cross over. The picture is keeping him in the physical world, but it’s not a real body. He wants to possess a baby, so that when he hits puberty again, his powers will grow exponentially.
I love how they simultaneously said “hello peter” at 1:47
The Peter and Dana scenes should've stayed, really funny and cute. They have chemistry.
It felt less hokey and more nature than the scene they replaced it with.
Bill and sigourney had excellent chemistry
@@SniffHeinkel Only the sewer scene was replaced. The others are just cut. The theatrical sewer scene at the restaurant is better.
@@will_it_work it was rushed
Bill Murray actually was the one who asked if some of these scenes with him and Sigourney to be removed. The reason being, is that it took away from the Ghostbusters team dynamic. I actually applaud him for that instead of making it about him as the leading man.
However, from a character standpoint, I think these deleted scenes fit Venkman‘s character well from the first film. They seem more in line with Ghostbusters 1984 Venkman. Even the courtroom scene when he stands on his toes and says it is her fault they’re on trial.
Though I think what he did was noble for the cast, Murray‘s Venkman is what made the original so successful. The crew even said he should have received a writing credit do to his successful ad libbing. These scenes with him should have been left in.
I think because of the success of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon (which carded the franchise in the years following the first film), they wanted to make it more in line with the series to make it more connected.
The funny thing is, the first couple of seasons of the Real Ghostbusters was really dark for a Saturday morning cartoon. They made it more kid friendly towards the end (around the time Ghostbusters II was to be released).
I’m glad they shot Jacks death at the museum, that scene is in the book and I always wondered why it didn’t make the movie.
Jack's worst then peck
Venkman is really charming in GB2. He's funny, but a bit of creep in the first. Also the 'Draculas third cousin line' should have stayed in!
I think with it being a five year gap, Venkman finally grew up and grew some balls after Ghostbusters went out of business. But what's funny is, is that in Ghostbusters The Video Game, he's reverted back to his creepish ways from GB1 and acts like a jerk to the rookie.
I also liked the "Wasn't he also Vigo the Butch?" to Egon.
XTheVideoGamerGirlX oh yeah, in the video game there’s a scene where Peter is captured and Winston is like do we have to save him? In the animated series, Winston says, “Just ignore him, that’s what we do.”.
@@charles1203 Funny Egon Said The Same Thing Winston Said in One of the Animated Series Episodes ''Ragnarok and Roll''.
Maybe on paper he was written that way, but Bill Murray's performance in GB2 zapped Venkman from all his energy. He phoned it in.
@@magnumcornetto less arrogant
“He ain’t comin.” Should have left that in. I laughed so hard. Haha
If Dana had stayed on to explain to the court why she had asked of Ray and Egon to look into what had caused the baby stroller to take off by itself, she probably would've been sentenced to be committed to the psychiatric hospital (where Jack Hardemeyer later had the Ghostbusters committed) for delusional behavior and child endangerment, and Oscar would've been put in an orphanage for adoption.
My question is where the hell did Winston run off to? He was at court to begin that scene then was gone when the Scolari Brothers attacked
@@ReflectionOfPerfection He must've been helping people try to get to safety at the time.
I agree, I think the Ghostbusters didn't want to implicate Dana in their case which was violating their judicial restraining order that forbid them from performing any paranormal services (which also caused the blackout). Especially since it was Dana who asked them to investigate what was going on with Oscar.
The sewer scene is probably about what happened when they went to Murray to pitch ghostbusters 3 🤣
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That scene did take place, almost verbatim, in the movie. However, it was moved to just outside the apartment building on the street, rather than inside.
@@roboninja565 and a different dialogue and a bit believable
Murray did get "kod" in the reboot so he became happy to suit up for the thirdfilm! i.e. HES ALWAYS LOVE THE GHOSTBUSTERS FILMS! HE LIKES TO FRIZZLE FANS!!!!!!!!!! HE WAS GONNA DO ANOTHER ONE AND WANTED TO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE REBOOT WAS NOT HIS CHANCE AND IT WAS HARD FOR HIM TO BE PRAISING ABOUT THAT ONE DUE TO THE WRITING OF THE COMEDY AND DIRECTION OF THE STORY, BUT THE THIRD FILM IS HIS CONTINUING CONTINUATION AS THE GHOSTBUSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@SB992REBORN Murray was the reason a third movie hadn’t happened until 2021. Aykroyd and Remus has tired so many times but Murray really wasn’t interested, which is fine, some actors don’t want to return to roles it happens. They really didn’t want to do the project without him and the studios didn’t really want to do it with a whole new cast till Sony got their hands n the rights and thought a female reboot was a good idea. ya know until you get actresses that have no chemistry, a director that thinks he’s gods gift to the world. Now Toss in a script a room of monkeys with type writers would reject and lose and behold the reboot no one ever asked for or wanted.
That "Tenth level of hell" line was so good, it survived the deleted scenes, but they have the Mayor said it instead.
Also better ending for that douchbag! Always hated him!
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@@ghostbustersuniverse6809 Done! 🧐👍
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I would love to add that scene where the Mayor's Assistant get sucked up by the ooze. But I think the effect was a little weak, so they cut it.
I like the extra scenes but they were mostly just alterations of scenes already in the movie beside the first with Dana asking why it always happens to her, the court room scene with dana and peter and the scene of louise trying to catch slimer...the rest were mostly alternate to whats already in the movie
There was also a scene where Ray is affected by Vigo and drives the Ecto 1 erratically. Pieces of it show up in the montage.
Are you sure about that? Cause in that scene Venkman isn't even in uniform. So it doesn't match the movie's end where he is.
@@UserNameClassifed yes its true
@@DJRitty I'd like to see the proof. Because at this point, it's all claims. Lol.
@@UserNameClassifed It's probably not complete. They obviously shot a bit cuz some footage is used in the pepsi commercial and there's a scene in montage...BUT they probably decided it was too long a sequence so they cut it before wasting money. Lot's of stuff was re-written in this movie so there probably isn't a complete version of the scene. That's probably why we haven't nor will we ever see it. It was in the book and comics but those are based off the screenplay so that means nothing. They shot some of it but I'm sure never finished it.
OR maybe they just never edited the footage into a scene figuring ray just being possessed by Vigo early on was enough to link it to the end... I think rey's innocence is enough to go on that because he conjured up the marshmallow man we can believe he's be the easiest mind to possess lol I'd bet money they shot some of it but there's just no complete version of the scene available...
"He ain't comin'"
They left out the deleted sceen where Ray was possessed
Never went into editing.. My best guess it's still on the original recording tape stored somewhere..
Are you mentioning the one where he went through the red light and Venkman looks back at him in the ecto 1? Yea, that never got done, there are storyboards depicting what happened but all the other bits like the red light part were put into the montage with the song by Run DMC. It was supposed to be followed by the 2nd scene where the ghostbusters got back the ecto 1 after it was damaged in the crash by Louis' cousin (who was played by that guy from American Pie lol) and that also was supposed to be linked into the sewer scene.
@@GenGamesUniverse They shot the scene but i think it never went into editing. Only the driving fast part in the montage was kept because the whole possessed scene didn't fit the overall tone of the film... There are some behind the scenes shots were you can see the scene was filmed. It happens right outside the museum when getting back into Ecto-1A. There are also publicity stills of Winston grabbing the steering wheel. In the script Winston stomps on the brakes as the car skids into a tree. Some of the scenes ended up in the Coca Cola commercial.. Also, Sherman Tully played by Eugene Levy never drove the Ecto-1A or crashed.. He only appeared in a deleted scene getting the guys out after they were committed to the psychiatric hospital.
XTheVideoGamerGirlX yes, if you get the kid’s story book, it shows them leaving the hospital, Eugene Levy who played Louis’ cousin, a skin doctor you see him telling them something as they leave the hospital.
@@GhostbustersArchives I remember seeing the reckless driving scene and many others in theatres in 1989. When I finally got my own copy the following year (recorded from HBO), it was gone, and so were many other scenes. I don't know why this one remains so elusive.
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Ghostbusters 2 is a misunderstood Masterpiece & my all time favourite movie
Ghostbusters 1 and 2.... So many damned funny quotes to choose from! 👍👍👍👍
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The first scene should have been left in because I always wondered why Dana Barrette gets targeted by the supernatural.
they CLEARLY where trying to set her up as a relative too shandor in gb the game. but, for whatever reason, she didn't want to do it. it made ZERO sense with a new character.
I wouldn’t call the Ectomobile a “clown car”, if I were you
Better than the original films deleted scenes, Murray and Aykroyd also playing different characters and play homeless people was just weird!
The first scene should’ve been left in. It feels like the original. And that’s the problem with the sequel.
If you had paid close attention, you would have noticed that Dana was driving the stroller through the slime at the beginning. This marked the child for rebirth. Therefore, the explanation from the deleted scene was unnecessary. Dana was just unlucky.
"Girlfriend and her baby #3" was just the first two versions clipped together and... it just doesn't work well. Continuity errors in certain shots, Jack Hardemeyer's inconsistency in tone between angry and gleeful at a good photo-op... yeah, it just wouldn't have worked.
Notice Bill Murray at 1:27 has the same hairline in profile of his cartoon counter part LOL!
Ah that scene with Peter sticking up for the dinner with Dana was awesome, I'm disappointed it didn't make it in!
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Well it did, only in another form
They should have included the ecto containment unit of what it looks like after it was rebuilt & including the firehouse when they came back to it.
Yes, that would have been great, especially if it was modeled after the Ecto Containment Unit from The Real Ghostbusters.
“She ain’t coming”-Winston
Lmfao
Thanks for sharing these! Much of this really should have been left in. Just watching GB2, it's evident that the film suffered cuts. There's still other deleted/alternate scenes, including Venkman's line about the Titanic, that was later shot with Cheech Marin instead.
A shame there's no alternate version of the bathtub scene,
What did he say about the Titanic
@@millisagingerich1248 "Better late than never" and it's even funnier when performed by Murray. :)
Would have left in the first scene with Dana wondering why the weird stuff happens to her, and Louis chasing Slimer. May have kept in Venkman and Dana at the courthouse... that one is 50/50. The scene about the cockroach breeding is in the movie with a different setting so take your pick. Glad they left out the stuff at the museum.
I remember seeing some of these scenes in the Ghostbusters 2 comic movie adaption.
"Only one of us did a wee bit better on our SAT's"
Rick Moranis is a treasure.
6:06 should had been kept in. It's Jack Hardenmeyer's comeuppance for antagonizing the Ghostbusters and having them committed to a psychiatric hospital.
I have to disagree though. On one hand the inclusion of it would make the film even darker when it already has a problem with how dark it is in some scenes in comparison to the first movie. On another hand, it wouldn't make much sense for Jack to still be working with the Mayor immediately after being fired and denying having committed the Ghostbusters.... the same day that he admitted to putting them away...
But if none of those are good enough reasons, the fact that it makes an immediate plot hole with the question of how three of the Ghostbusters themselves were also pulled into that very same slime during the subway scene... yet none of them were dissolved or killed from it
Nah. As much of a dick as he was, I think having him actually die would have been a bit harsh. Getting fired was a much more proportionate comeuppance. Plus the fact that he's seen celebrating in the crowd during the end credits always struck me as a bit of redemption for the character, in that it showed that, freed from his (presumably) high pressure job, he might not have been such a bad guy.
Mr. Brell's commupence
He also reappears in the IDW Ghostbusters comics. While he has changed for the better, he is still a bit of a shark. Janine Melnitz, goes after him at one point because he made a decision without asking her if she was for it.
@Captain Brandon Horror Film Lover The 2019 Ghostbusters Blu Ray Steel Book has an audio commentary for Ghostbusters II. Sadly, it is a step down from the first movie's audio commentary since time has not been kind to Ivan Reitman, Dan Aykroyd or producer Joe Medjuck's memories. Had they recorded the commentary in 2009, and gotten Harold Ramis to participate I am sure it would have been better. Harold's comments on the audio commentary for the first movie, were really hilarious especially the bit where Ivan Reitman said he was the one that complained the least about the weight of the Proton Packs!
I always felt that the exchange between Ray and Venkman in the Statue of Liberty should've stayed in
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I loved Ghostbusters 2 it was a Great Sequel and it fits well with Ghostbusters Afterlife which was a Awesome Movie.
Interesting how some of the lines from these deleted scenes still made it in to the movie. Even if under a different context and spoken by a different character. For instance, the line pertaining to 'going down in history as the man who let NY get sucked down in the tenth level of hell."
I liked the scenes with Sigourney Weaver, particularly the ones in the street and in the courthouse. She was a good looking woman in her youth.
*chokes* WHAT!?? SHE IS A GOOD LOOKING, PERIOD!!!!!!!!!! THE HECK OUT OF HERE WITH THAT NONSENSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They should’ve at least kept the scene where Louis is trying to catch the slimer. That would’ve been really funny
Plus it would have been a tip of the cap to the cartoon where he was the official mascot
And makes the scene where Slimer is driving the bus make more sense
"Oh, oh he's alright" lmaoo
Yes and kinda gives more context to him wearing the suit and slimmer being the bus driver
"You wanna come?" awww Ray is such a kid at heart. I love him to death.
They should release an extended cut of the movie. The two scenes with Dana and Louis trying to catch Slimer would've worked great!
Louis......a proton pack I s NOT a toy, LOL!
I still have my original Ghostbusters ecto-1 lights and noises runs on two double A batteries and lighthouse and the ghost trap doesn't need batteries uses a hose stomp on it in the air makes the doors pop open but you can put four Triple A's and it to make the lights noises.
Excellent upload... Didn't think these existed.
Awesome upload
The mayor's assistant getting taken by the slime... Should have stayed in the flick.
I think they were trying for a PG rating, he would have been the only one who died in the movie.
Ghostbusters 2 is among the best I've seen. Went to the cinema to see it.
Peter dodged a bullet not going to the sewers
I feel fortunate that I was around to see both of these masterpieces on the silver screen. Watching them at home, just isn't the same.
I subbed BTW
Interesting. There was an alternative Take of the gang trying to convince Venkman to join them in the sewers. Neat. It shows why this one here ended up as "deleted Scene" because that version is really inferior.
Thank you for posting this all deleted scene, I’ve been looking for this since. Thank you. 👍😁👍
Ghostbusters II is a classic film.
I have not seen these!!! Thank you!
Maybe Bill Murray wouldn't hate Ghostbusters 2 if he didn't hate shooting it. It's still a good movie and an extension of the first. I like both movies.. ask anyone.
it's not really the shooting of it i think, it was a film he never wanted to do and the only reason he did do it was cause the guys talked him into doing it. what he said about the film was he thinks they spent more time with the Special FX and less on story unlike the first film where it's less on special FX and more on story.
@@rolandofgilead43 Also during filming quite a few scenes got deleted or changed during reshoots. In 2014 during a visit to The Late Show With David Letterman, Bill Murray revealed that his view on Ghostbusters II had changed, he feels now that despite its flaws it is a decent companion piece to the first movie. Dan Aykroyd and Ivan Reitman also share this view.
@@user-si9fx4xb6v well in glad he changed his mind about it. If only harold ramis was still alive for the new film
@@rolandofgilead43 well if the scenes are putting together in one there is no problem
The guy is senile now anyway. Stars in garbage ripoffs but doesn't like the good ones
Omg! This is for real!!!! After all these years. They need to put this on blu ray.
Oh and one more thing . The entire cast did marvelous . I don't mean to take anything away from them.
Need to see the Ghostbusters go to Dudley Town in Connecticut
Wait a sec. It's taken me 30 yrs to realize Louis with the proton pack means there's quite possibly a total of _five_ proton packs. Either one was made as a spare in case another broke down, or it was made for a 5th team member, who wasn't likely to be bumblesome Louis. 🤔 Who then?
good point.. however I always thought the pack that Louis had was either Ray's or Winston's as they were equipped with the slime throwers. However in these scenes it's clear they had all 4 at the museum at the beginning.
I guess it can be explained as the new recruit’s pack in the 2009 Ghostbusters Video Game, as that was set in between the two films.
@@gbretrobunny8500 the game is set after ghosbusters 2. gb 1 is set in 1984, gb 2 is set in 1989 and the game is set in 1991
@@xstube9621 oh really? I always thought it was in between the two with them going back to the library? It’s been a long time since I’ve played it anyhow!
Tully's proton pack was either Ray's or Winstons. At the time Louis gets the proton pack, Ray and Winston are using the "slime proton packs."
The museum scenes with the mayor and Jack were from the dropped original cut where the Ghostbusters are broken out of the mental hospital by Louis Tully’s cousin, played by Eugene Levy.
I wish they kept that in the movie. Anytime Eugeny Levy is in a movie is a good thing lol
1:41 scene was in the trailer, the closing credits and the Bobby Brown music video “On Our Own”
The first scene triggers me so hard. Had Sigourney been in the video game from 09 instead of Alyssa Milano it would have made perfect sense why she was picked by the supernatural in the preceding movies... Hell they even hint at it in this scene.
Apparently it's rumored that Dana moved after the events of Ghostbusters II due to the fact that she wanted some normality to Oscars life but in the rejected Ghostbusters III film, Oscar was supposed to have joined the team after the untimely demise of Venkman.
Dryboneszero probably would have if Sigourney Weaver didn’t turn down reprising her role along with Rick moranis
It would have made the game even more the Ghostbusters 3 we deserved. I like how the game expended on the mythology that the first movie had. Hell maybe the game is also the Ghostbusters 2 we deserved.
@@chamoo232 I think try the video game wouldn't make sense cause of the slime blower attachment also I liked the 2nd movie even though not everyone liked it
@@PixelLog606 The slime blower from the game is different enough that it could still exist without the second movie. They would just have to remove the lines that say it's the new version with the tank integrated to the proton pack with a self refilling slime culture. But yeah overall the game still improves the second movie because it ties up the 2 movies and game together with the mythology. Having the slime river come from Shandor Island makes the plot of the 2nd movie less random. GB2 is not bad but it has flaws. Seeing the GB at the bottom again after they were on top at the end of 1 is depressing. Seeing Peter and Dana's relationship rebooted is also depressing. Vigo is cool but not nearly as cool as Gozer. Other than that I really have nothing against GB2... well also the tan jumpsuits are better than the grey ones.
Bill Murray comparing himself to a cat....
Interesting. I remember thinking that it was Dana's previous possession by Zuul that made her attractive to Vigo. Like it left a residue that Vigo / the Slime sensed. Hell, the effect could've been passed down to Oscar.
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"Count Dracula's First Cousin" LMAO! These scenes are great! God, I wish they had kept them in. That last scene was perfect to that dude getting his comeuppance.
They should restore ALL THE CUT SCENES BACK INTO THE FILM RELEASING IT IN ITS FULL ENTIRETY AS WAS DONE WITH THE EXORCIST SPECIAL EDITION, AND RELEASE IT AS A TRIBUTE TO HAROLD RAMIS OR AS A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Why are you angry chill out smoke some trees relax
Where’s the part where vigo possessed ray to drive the ecto car off the road
Someone should just edit these scenes back into the final film 😎💯
Thought there would be one explaining how everyone forgot when a giant blob of marshmallow terrorized the city 5 years ago
I love the neutrino wand hanging off Harold Ramis's belt such a cool look.
1:47 when this cuts from Peter’s POV to the turnaround from the hall POV, Ray goes from being in front to being BEHIND Winston and Egon!
Hey thanks for posting this, most of these iv never seen.
Dana Barrett "Why does this keep happening to me?"
Peter Venkman "Come on now, Ellen Ripley didn't have that attitude"
GB2 needed more scenes. For sure the script needed another revision, but as it is now, it needed more scenes to help pad it out.
These scenes are great
Petition for a DIRECTORS Cut,,,,Then we we see a better Version...
Not gonna lie but Rick really looks a lot like Fred Rogers from "Mister Rogers Neighborhood" with a Proton Pack strapped on :D
Thank god they kept these out.
It might have been more funny/interesting if the slime either spat him back out or 'reacted' to him & threw him back somehow.
I remember reading all about these deleted scenes in the story Dell book that I owned and saying how come they never showed these scenes in the actual film!!???
This was due to reshoots and pacing reasons according to Ivan Reitman. Colombia Pictures gave him a very tight shooting schedule for Ghostbusters II since they wanted it to be their big summer movie.
@@user-si9fx4xb6v until batman knocked them off
How bill Murray dose not wanna be there
Most of the cut scenes are pretty good. I'd like to see a 'Super Remaster' in 8K with all the included deleted scenes added in as a play option. The whole Sherman Tully thing should have stayed in.
Definitively need a "nukilar" warhead
6:05 seeing how the slime probably killed him, I wish this scene stuck around to show how brutal it can be
Love the girlfriend and her baby part
I think Ghostbusters 2 was almost as good as the first part. And I actually like Vigo more as a villain than Gozer.
I second that motion because vigo was a constant presence In the movie while gozer only appeared in the end
I'm like garfield, the cat.
Instant Digestion. Damn dude got Melted
Really would have been cool to have that slimer scene "Oh he's alright" in the movie. Would really have tied the cartoon together with this.
Maybe it's because I didn't like the Blob remake or any version of it, but I think I have a preference for the finished version for what they did with Jack.
I mean, it doesn't make any sense for him to be with the Mayor after he's already lost his job. It makes even less sense for him to try and get it off by punching it.
Not to mention the Ghostbusters themselves were literally pulled into the river of slime without consequence. This scene implies that they practically should've been evaporated or dissolved...
But yeah, I'd advocate for the Dana scenes to be included as well