How doesn't he.... He gets all due respect for sure. He's the audience voice for most part... Our voice lol. on hearing what they say I think I was correct haha
people can say what they want, but gb2 (and the games from that) not the activision nes version (play that with game genie, is cool. new gb2 from the makers of kirby's adventure but something was strange. when i watched it in 1993 for the first time it was a somekind of directors cut version. for example. when in that version dana has oscar in her arms, he begins to grow suddenly and she screams oscar 2 times.
@@AlwaysLookEye I want to watch the new one, it looks pretty good, but let's be real, we are never getting a true 3rd movie. We are getting some kind of soft reboot of the franchise with links to the original movies.
@@aritzmartinezrodriguez1825 You are getting a continuation of the story, only many years have passed. The video game stars all the actors and was written by the team, making it a official part 3. Because its a video game, the actors and story didn't "age" also.
I loved the message that the second movie told, Ivan was right by 1989 New York was suffering financially, it was overcrowded, high unemployment rate and most New Yorkers were pissed off so to highlight that in the movie and to try and lift the spirits up (no pun intended) of residents of NY was a great angle. I watched GB2 when I was a kid and they made New York a character and last year I finally was able to vacation to NY, obviously different from 1989 but that movie made it feel magical. Thanks Ghostbusters for making New York special for me.
I guess the alternative would be like Peter Venkman said about making money from franchisees. Or they could be jet-setters, taking their private plane around the country and world to solve Gozer-level events.
Of course he knew. His son wrote it. From the concept of dans work years after. With extreme ghostbusters the seed of the idea of passing the torches was planted. I know this movie will be great, but i do wish that we could see a film more along the extreme ghostbusters story. Oh well... with everything being restarted maybe, just maybe someone will continue the extreme animated and see what happens
Lots to like about it. But I get the criticism. Gozer is just a bigger seeming threat, with a cooler lair. Plus the beginning seems to waste time putting the gang back together. Some people probably don't like that the lady had a kid with someone other than Peter, or that they broke up(which makes sense), or that they redo their romance instead of just being a different person. the story could have used a different ghostbuster, and a different woman, her job isn't even the same. that aside, the characters are awesome, like the river, like the statue, ect.
That shit runs in his family. His dad wrote a small book on a history of haunting based on the medium investigating notes of his great-grandfather. The book is... alright.
On a mountain of skulls, in the castle of pain, I sat on a throne of blood! What was will be! What is will be no more! Now is the season of EVIL! Vigo the Carpathian 1989
Love the movies. Grow up watching "The Real" Ghostbusters as a kid. The show brought some memorable characters like the boogey man, samhien. The sandman, Cathahulu, Murray the Mantis. Headless horsemen. I grew up on this franchise will always show this to my sons who are ghostbuster fans as well.
I'm cautiously looking forward to Ghostbusters: Afterlife and I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that it's as good as everyone is hoping. Ghostbusters 2016 lowered the bar practically to the floor, but the first two films are the real bar Afterlife has to contend with. I hope it will measure up. Over the years I've read some things about Aykroyd's other pitched treatments and they had some very interesting ideas that incorporate current understandings of quantum physics while staying true to the feel of Ghostbusters, which I really like. I wonder what if anything from those treatments will make it into Afterlife.
I don't think it will be funny ... funny to 12 year olds who like stranger things but not to adult fans. It has the architecture of stranger things and even fin wulfhard as a head start... Also the casting is worrysome because paul rudd was in another disaster bridge gap sequel known as halloween 5... and hes supposed to be the "comic relief" ... I'm not saying rudd isn't funny but hes like... the funny guy on 90210 not second city funny. Like hes been in comedies but its very pedestrian its like if a dad tried to do an impersonation of ace ventura for their kid but it doesn't work... I don't dislike him but I never thought he was standout funny he probably would have been better as a writer and not on screen at all realistically. and just for the record yes he did have a good performance in halloween 5... but in the spirit of the spirit world I'm saying paul rudd is a sign that afterlife is not only not funny and looks like typical netflix architecture and cinematography but that they are actually hop scotching GB2 ... For one thing the Ecto-1 was hot rodded into the 1A so now magically the Ecto-1 has been in storage with 1984 plates? before the 1986 plates celebrating 100 years of lady liberty on the 1989 1A I know that's a debate but most other literature mentions how they upgraded the Ecto-1 and re-christened it the 1A not an additional or secondary vehicle to the fleet.... I think this is reitman doing what he wants and felt more feels for GB1... emphasis on stay puft... terror dogs... etc. They are bridging GB2 ... The fact that they didnt know the name of Wilhelm von Homburg ( vigo ) or that he was a boxer is also very telling... they just dont care. There was also drama when they over dubbed his voice with Max Sydow... but there is only GB1 and GBII shot on 35mm... some years ago I got to see GB on 35mm film reel with scratches and all... THAT was "Ghostbusters" Just like when someone says "Star Wars" to me that is synonymous with "a new hope"... Maybe the trilogy but certainly not the prequels and especially not the awful disney direction and baby yoda especially. So I just see a fan film for daddy that is no different than any other dork with an ecto replica making it for youtube. I'm sure they haphazardly wrote the 1A reasoning somewhere in the film but I won't be in a state of shock if they didn't and just expect people to say oh okay... no continuity and paul rudd..... whats next... are we going to cast Zak efron as jack nicholson for a shining reboot? or jennifer lawrence as freddy kreuger .... Everything is terrible and unfortunately there was a golden era of cinema in the 80s and now we are in a draught.. It's just not going to be the high voltage amperage in a jar that was cradled in the 1980s of the 20th century. You know what was good thats newish? "Bumblebee" great standalone film and probably the best spin off ive ever seen. Afterlife will just feel like stranger things clashed with the new IT movies... which are both not bad.... BUT pander completely to the obnoxious spoiled generation z who currently hold the world hostage with awful tik tokking and cancelling of anything else other than tik tokking. Afterlife will be like Rocky 5... guarantee it.... but of course the boobs and kiss asses will be like OOOO WOWWW.... I'm so sick of kiss asses and I'm so sick of cop outs in writing.... Like... yeah Michael Keaton is back... as Batman why? Because no one is satisfied with Ben afflek or the twilight vampire... and in.... the flash.... the flash? who the fuck cares about ... the flash? And for this to be possible we now have to open up ( again just a cop out of terrible writing ) the possibility of "the multiverse" ( an awfully written portmanteau that is hiding its true meaning in the suffix) ... People don't understand fundamental physics and pretend to wrap their head around these concepts and this is why they are written in.. and in reality its a 5 year old mindset of cop outs and imagination just writing their way out of shitty ideas and bridging sequels with deus ex machina 99% of what people are into is the worst cliche in ALL of history of story telling DEUS EX MACHINA.... It's awful and simple. just the camera work alone in endgame is terribly generic. So all you can do... indulge in the past as played out as it is because it only existed in it's present. I'm tired of kids being placed into adult movie reboots like this.. Venkman would be cancelled today for half of the flirtation.
I was SO worried about Afterlife (I had gone into 2016's with such high hopes...and we all know what happened 🤦♀️). Afterlife was.... The quality was a relief, and the casting--superb. And the rest of it... Afterlife honored its GB roots with a wonderful combination of humor, affection, and impeccably employed, dare I use the term, fan service. It was magical to watch. I saw it 4x in the theater, have it streamed, and can't wait to buy a hard copy.
This is the first movie I remember seeing in theaters. My Uncle and Aunt took me without telling my parents what movie we were seeing. :) One of the coolest nights of my young life.
Ghostbusters 1 was the first movie I saw in theaters as a kid. My mom and dad and I were looking after my uncle's apartment in the Bronx. So going to the movies in the early 80s was one of the few things to do. The scene with slimer going toward Venkman in the hall scared me at first. I was 5 years old. Good times. The second movie came out and by then I was a huge fan and also saw it in theaters.
@@Vegeta8300 Watching videos like this bring back so many fond memories. It's weird to me that I probably couldn't tell you anything else about that whole year of my life, but seeing this movie is crystal clear in my mind.
II is definitely a flawed movie, but I agree. For me it’s probably because I saw the second one in theaters but was too young to see the first one (saw it probably on VHS first). I also love the song ”On Our Own” by Bobby Brown 😎
I love watching these guys talk about making the movie and I love to see Ankroyd's knowledge of the paranormal community come out when he's talking. The Ray Stanz character really comes out.
A worthy sequel, despite the reviews & misgivings. The relationship re-building between Peter & Dana surpasses the initial plot element of the first. FX isn't great, but it's of it's time, but the script is top notch.
I've never understood the negativity towards GB2, I've always loved it just as much as the first one and I've been a fan since they were in the cinemas
Same, I could never understand why so many people gave Ghostbusters II a bad wrap. I love it and as much as I love the first Ghostbusters I like Ghostbusters II just that bit more.
The only problem with GB2 was it wasn't as good as the first one. Doesn't make it a bad movie though, a lot of memorable stuff in the sequel. Bobby Brown's On Our Own? That alone puts it heads and shoulders above that 2016 shit show that clowns claim was so much better than GB 2. Not even close.
In many ways I prefer it. It's got better material, more story, and more individual character moments. The first film is very slight, but admittedly it's sexier. The second has a cooler central idea about the psychic energy of NYC, and a darker tone with the child abduction. We're just lucky we got another dose with the original cast. They're firing on all cylinders, and it's amazing that people can nitpick such a worthy sequel.
I loved the Ghostbusters as a kid. 4 year old used to run around in a homemade Ghostbuster uniform. A not quite 6 year old me ran screaming from the theater when they got sucked into the river of slime. I can't give any better endorsement for this film I grew to love.
Wow. I love the echo scene with "WINSTON!!!" The heads on pikes and train scene were a little more intense, but whatever. Some said that as kids they were afraid of the Wheelers in _Return to Oz,_ so....
I love how 80/90s movie were so creative and handcrafting without Cgi and 3D-animations. It’s so beautiful to see great and good crafted movies like ghostbusters!!! I wish there would be more movies like ghostbusters today. Sadly a lot of this vibes of 80/90s movies are nowdays lost.
They probably don't know how to make movies like these, or what made them so beloved. Heck, Siskel and Ebert had to do an explainer episode as to why _Crocodile Dundee_ was increasing audience numbers and screens every week after they gave it thumbs down for being derivative.
nice interview but it seems like it was made before the production of the New Ghostbusters movie. Since they dont refer to it and talk about the possibility of something in the future.
The 2016 movie doesn't exist. "Give it six months, and any reference to Ghostbusters will automatically mean the 1984 original" - Rich Evans But yeah, this was shot in 2014, a couple of years before Feig pitched his godawful pitch letter about Space Ghosts to Sony
I remember watching GB 2 when I was 8 and quickly told my mom that I needed to see the first. Mom went to Blockbuster and rented the VHS and I never gave it back!
As a kid we owned Ghostbusters 2 on VHS but not 1 so even though I loved the first movie more this was the movie I saw more and to be honest I love this movie and It holds a special place in my heart because of the nostalgia of owning it on VHS.
I was disappointed that the last video had not highlighted Ernie as Winston. Good to see him shown some love here. "If there is a steady paycheck in it; I'll believe anything you say!" is possibly the most relatable movie quote of all time.
I loved GB 2. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. I grew up near NYC so i always enjoy seeing it on film. As a kid in the 80s/90s Ghostbusters was part of my childhood. Happy to share it with my kids now.
This video needs to have more views even as a year passed by. They finally get Ernie Hudson the credit and love he deserved as the 4th Ghostbuster. The way his character was relegated as a simple stand in is just criminal, but here both Dan and Ivan make him center important as he should be. I now understand that AFTERLIFE may not touch upon the Game sadly, and I think it would had been best they did as part of the Canon and like in the game mention that Winston got his Doctor's Degree in Egyptology. Oh well, I get that it was a game but even they feel it to be the 3rd one in the story. I will still love the movie when it comes out and in my heart the game too and its lore may also be my personal Fan fic tie in with the new film anyway... Come to think of it, it may well still fit considering that the game takes place 2yrs after GBs 2, and it also involved part of what this new film has... If not it will not harm either anyway.
Admittedly I'm not a big gamer, I have the Ghostbusters game and it's a lot of fun. But I can't count it as Canon. A movie Is a movie and a game is a game. Like when someone writes a comic and it's supposed to be officially a sequel to a movie. I can't accept it somehow.
@@davidwalsh1012 I can understand that, though the thing is that the game was written and worked on by the creators and writers of the movies themselves and they considered it the 3 part of the movie story.
I will never really understand why so many people for so long disliked Ghostbusters two. Today it feels like it’s getting the respect it deserves and I admit it’s not as good as the first one but if a movie reviewer looks at the first movie and gave it high marks and then watches the second movie and just hates it, that’s just something I don’t understand. It’s not like it was drastically different from the first one, and that’s really why I loved it it gave me more of what I loved. I’m glad today with all the problems in the world in 2021 that at least Ghostbusters is alive and well. Me my brother, and our nephews have re-watch both movies and the cartoon series and we can’t wait for Ghostbusters afterlife to come to the movie theater.
If I'm not mistaken Dan has already talked about one of the scripts where I think he said it was something along the lines of Ghostbusters and Hell. I have no idea what the second one would be referring to.Also the new one coming out is penned by Jason as Dan mentions, so the actual movie coming out isn't even with Dan's 3rd idea that apparently "they went with". G3 has been on the production table and off so many times.
The ghostbusters in hell was halfway between what happened in the comic (ghostbusters in time) mixed with thr video game. Personally I view the game as gb3. Its a shame they didn't have weaver in it.
LET ME BE CLEAR... I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A PART 3 SINCE 1991... I remember over the 90s all the rumors of a part 3 that was SUPPOSED to get made and never did... Then sadly time flew by, of course everyone got older and even more sadly Harold Ramis passed away... It was then I realized there will never be a part 3 and there couldn't be a part 3... I remember how mad I would get thinking Sony should have just made a part 3 in the 90s and all the controversy if Bill would be a part of it.... It's actually tragic at this point.. So to hear Ivan Reitman say he thinks there will be a part 3 is like playing with my emotions. As much as I would love it, it can't happen anymore... This is why they should have never sat on the idea of it for 2 decades and just made it in the 90s... I know how dramatic my comment sounds but it's true and I'm a huge fan... I wont even speak on the movie that was made a few years ago because to real Ghostbusters fans that movie doesn't exist in our universe and should have never been made but anyway... "Death is but a doorway, time is but a window, I'll be back"
I think I never watched a movie as much as Ghostbusters 2 when I was around 8 years old. I still know the lyrics to all the songs on the Soundtrack. Know my 5 year old daughter got into it.
Using music to bring the statue of liberty to life and walking down the streets of New York to bring hope to the people is one of the most uplifting I've ever seen in a film !!
I love Ghostbusters II I remember as a child standing in front on the tube tv with a vhs playing GBII pretending I was fighting along side the guys. Great memories!
There's not enough music to make a full album. A lot of the cues are less than a minute long. Doug E. Fresh's "Spirit," from the soundtrack album, is based on Edelman's theme for Vigo.
I heard on the grapevine, the original score was lost, so only 5.1 audio rip's are floating around. Now after listening to this you tube video, im not so sure?! You can here cues of the original score at some intervals. So who knows. If a score was released that ran only 30 mins, Id snap it up in a heartbeat!
Z What do you mean it has nothing to do with the film? The song literally mentions the ghostbusters and Vigo "the master of evil," it is entirely about the film and how they take control to save the world. Are you sure we talkin bout the same song here? lol
Ghostbusters II deserves plenty of acknowledgement. A worthy sequel that brought everyone back. Was 1989 too late? Not by a long shot. GB2 deserves an audio commentary.
My all time favourite movie GHOSTBUSTERS 2 & Dan Aykroyd is a childhood hero of mine!!! I grew up watching these guys & Aykroyd & Reitman are such real life nice guys
Gotta love Dan you can just tell how proud he was to make them with Harold. Cant wait for 3 really happy with what ive seen so far. I love how the Kid wanting He-Man in part 2 is now making part 3.
My pitch for Ghostbuster 3. Early in the film, Venkham dies (heroically of course), then comes back as a ghost to assist his Ghostbusting buddies. He acts as a conduit between the spirit and the living worlds. There could a scene where he meets his grandparents (both died when he was a boy) and 3 of his deceased dogs, to learn more about his character. But the main story would be whatever bad buy the Ghostbusters are fighting, with Venkman's ghostly assistance. Maybe at the end, they all pass on. And move into 'the light'....fade to....white! Too late now, but a great idea I thought.
I just want to know how they're going to explain Ecto-1 in the 3rd movie, looking like it did in the first movie, rather than how it looked in GB2. Is it supposed to be two different cars that just both happen to be 1959 Cadillac/Miller Meteor ambulance/hurses?
I loved part 2 as a kid. Grew up realizing people didn’t like it, or didn’t like it as much as the original. I was shocked and still am! I love part 2 still to this day.
When are they going to post the interview with Paul Feig where he states that the 1995 live action move Casper, fart jokes, and a bout of diarrhea where he shit his pants were his complete inspiration when co-writing the 2016 summer blockbuster, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call
Ghostbusters II is actually my favorite of al of them, now with Afterlife as a close second. Glad to see GB2 is finally getting some well deserved love.
I'm in the process of making a movie-accurate Ghostbuster costume. I already got the flight suit and accessories, built a trap and particle thrower. Just gotta build the pack. And I will be wearing it to Afterlife!
From what he says at 15:10 , he's not THAT proud about the 'passing the torch to a new generation' draft, like he's just supposed to say it and he's much prouder of the two ones that came before it in which he actually worked with Harold Ramis... I feel him.
Still one of the best sequels in any movie I still remember going to the movies dressed in my Ghostbusters jumpsuit and proton pack before cosplay absolutely love this movie still do
*Mentions the Video game* Dan I am glad to say a few edits by fans have turned the game into a movie. The game was awesome and I would of loves to have seen the original script the game was based off of and love to see a new game based off the other script. (And yes I did have nightmares after compleating the graveyard in cenrtal park level for a few nights.)
I don't know how it happened. I saw Ghostbusters 2 opening night when I was 10 and was disappointed. I watched it many times through the 90s and 00s, and never thought it had redeemed itself. In fact, I always thought I'd noticed even more problems. Yet today, every time I see it I enjoy every minute of it. I don't think it's anywhere close to the perfection of Ghostbusters, but I'm always up for a viewing of the sequel these days. For better or worse, nostalgia's a powerful thing.
They really stuffed the reboot down the memory hole as we get ready for Ghostbusters Afterlife. I think that they want to forget about the last one and make it like it never happened and move on with one of the better scripts developed by Dan, who is by the way, my favorite of any of them. I never really latched on to Bill Murry as a person or actor.
There is that, but also this interview is from 2014, before the reboot was an idea. You can't really ask questions about a movie that doesn't exist yet, and it's obvious that GB2016 was an anomaly that was not based on the scripts they are talking about. Although "what would you think about the GB being redone for a new generation by someone that isnt you" could be a question. I'd be asking that one to the older actors, writers and directors now for sure considering how quickly IPs can change hands these days.
For my money the videogame *is* the third movie (there's an entire 'movie' cut of it on youtube, and it's well worth watching. All the original cast do the voices and there's a good story and some hilarious lines in there)
I could hear lots of Ghostbusters 2 music being used in the background. It seems someone has the score on hand. I would love there to be a Ghostbusters 2 score soundtrack. Hint, hint!
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I love that they speak so highly of Ernie here. He really doesn’t get the love he deserves. Dan is such a sweet guy.
I always loved Winston in the movies.
How doesn't he.... He gets all due respect for sure. He's the audience voice for most part... Our voice lol. on hearing what they say I think I was correct haha
@@kse8348 he isnt even credited as a main character tho, nor does he have many lines in either movie
I'm 8 minutes into it and I was wondering where is Ernie.
people can say what they want, but gb2 (and the games from that) not the activision nes version (play that with game genie, is cool.
new gb2 from the makers of kirby's adventure
but something was strange. when i watched it in 1993 for the first time it was a somekind of directors cut version.
for example. when in that version dana has oscar in her arms, he begins to grow suddenly and she screams oscar 2 times.
Dan Aykroyd is such a gem of a creative talent and human being.
LOL. I bet his kids don't think he's funny at all. We haven't heard from them at all, have we? Lol. Can you imagine?
@@joebarcelona *chuckles* ironically it's funny that your comment shows how pathetic your attempt is to put your opinion about writers really are.
if only harold ramis was their i miss him he is my favorite ghostbuster
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Ghostbusters 2 never got enough love from people. It's still one of my favorite movies of all time and a New Year's Eve tradition to watch it :)
I liked GB2. Not as much as the original, but it was fun and a good movie.
@@seanwan30 The finale takes place during New Year’s Eve.
Ghostbusters 1 and 2 are timeless. I never get tired of watching them. Good times.
Me too.
Exactly, probably seen 1 1000 times and 2 1500 times.....at least
Should be fun getting a true 3rd movie soon.
@@AlwaysLookEye I want to watch the new one, it looks pretty good, but let's be real, we are never getting a true 3rd movie. We are getting some kind of soft reboot of the franchise with links to the original movies.
@@aritzmartinezrodriguez1825 You are getting a continuation of the story, only many years have passed.
The video game stars all the actors and was written by the team, making it a official part 3. Because its a video game, the actors and story didn't "age" also.
I loved the message that the second movie told, Ivan was right by 1989 New York was suffering financially, it was overcrowded, high unemployment rate and most New Yorkers were pissed off so to highlight that in the movie and to try and lift the spirits up (no pun intended) of residents of NY was a great angle. I watched GB2 when I was a kid and they made New York a character and last year I finally was able to vacation to NY, obviously different from 1989 but that movie made it feel magical. Thanks Ghostbusters for making New York special for me.
I guess the alternative would be like Peter Venkman said about making money from franchisees. Or they could be jet-setters, taking their private plane around the country and world to solve Gozer-level events.
"Do you think we'll see a third one?"
"Yeah. I'm pretty sure we will."
Ivan Reitman knew, man, he knew.
Of course he knew. His son wrote it. From the concept of dans work years after. With extreme ghostbusters the seed of the idea of passing the torches was planted. I know this movie will be great, but i do wish that we could see a film more along the extreme ghostbusters story. Oh well... with everything being restarted maybe, just maybe someone will continue the extreme animated and see what happens
The video game with Harold Ramis was in many respects was the third movie we never got. They even got Bill Murray on board.
Nothing wrong with Ghostbusters II, one of my fave movies ever and on par with the first one.
Lots to like about it. But I get the criticism. Gozer is just a bigger seeming threat, with a cooler lair. Plus the beginning seems to waste time putting the gang back together. Some people probably don't like that the lady had a kid with someone other than Peter, or that they broke up(which makes sense), or that they redo their romance instead of just being a different person. the story could have used a different ghostbuster, and a different woman, her job isn't even the same.
that aside, the characters are awesome, like the river, like the statue, ect.
Not quite on par with the first one. It's just not funny. Not a bad movie, but really hard to call it comedy.
you can just plainly see the love for their craft when they talk here.
But yet Dan signed off on the abomination of 2016...
I just came to see what percentage of time Dan would spend talking about the dark arts and mysticism
Let's just say they shot about four hours of footage to make this 15 minute video.
That shit runs in his family. His dad wrote a small book on a history of haunting based on the medium investigating notes of his great-grandfather.
The book is... alright.
Shawn Sheehan the interviewer did a great job at maintaining his composure lmao
@@vhscopyofseinfeld - As did Ivan.
"In reality it's an ash that comes and goes very quickly."..... Oh, Dan, no.
On a mountain of skulls, in the castle of pain, I sat on a throne of blood! What was will be! What is will be no more! Now is the season of EVIL!
Vigo the Carpathian 1989
That is my ringtone lol
Very fitting for 2020.
Michael you aren’t meant to speak
Evil?
Wait! I thought that was a slayer lyric.
Love the movies. Grow up watching "The Real" Ghostbusters as a kid. The show brought some memorable characters like the boogey man, samhien. The sandman, Cathahulu, Murray the Mantis. Headless horsemen. I grew up on this franchise will always show this to my sons who are ghostbuster fans as well.
What about Ghostbusters Extreme?
Don't forget Dopey Dog
I LOVE Ghostbusters 2 🙂 Vigo is one of my favorite movie villains.
Me too.
"Thanks, Lewis...short...but pointless." Lol
There's an earnestness in the delivery of that line that just makes it so hilarious.
@@james08112 Harold Ramis. Damn hes missed.
The line is actually “good Louis” not thanks Louis. Just so u know
@@deborahwarne3604 you typed "Aaaaaaaaaaaaaactually" wrong, just to get the nasal tone out, ya know?
@@james08112
Aswegev ok ok
I'm cautiously looking forward to Ghostbusters: Afterlife and I'm keeping my fingers and toes crossed that it's as good as everyone is hoping. Ghostbusters 2016 lowered the bar practically to the floor, but the first two films are the real bar Afterlife has to contend with. I hope it will measure up. Over the years I've read some things about Aykroyd's other pitched treatments and they had some very interesting ideas that incorporate current understandings of quantum physics while staying true to the feel of Ghostbusters, which I really like. I wonder what if anything from those treatments will make it into Afterlife.
I don't think it will be funny ... funny to 12 year olds who like stranger things but not to adult fans. It has the architecture of stranger things and even fin wulfhard as a head start... Also the casting is worrysome because paul rudd was in another disaster bridge gap sequel known as halloween 5... and hes supposed to be the "comic relief" ... I'm not saying rudd isn't funny but hes like... the funny guy on 90210 not second city funny. Like hes been in comedies but its very pedestrian its like if a dad tried to do an impersonation of ace ventura for their kid but it doesn't work... I don't dislike him but I never thought he was standout funny he probably would have been better as a writer and not on screen at all realistically. and just for the record yes he did have a good performance in halloween 5... but in the spirit of the spirit world I'm saying paul rudd is a sign that afterlife is not only not funny and looks like typical netflix architecture and cinematography but that they are actually hop scotching GB2 ... For one thing the Ecto-1 was hot rodded into the 1A so now magically the Ecto-1 has been in storage with 1984 plates? before the 1986 plates celebrating 100 years of lady liberty on the 1989 1A I know that's a debate but most other literature mentions how they upgraded the Ecto-1 and re-christened it the 1A not an additional or secondary vehicle to the fleet.... I think this is reitman doing what he wants and felt more feels for GB1... emphasis on stay puft... terror dogs... etc. They are bridging GB2 ... The fact that they didnt know the name of Wilhelm von Homburg ( vigo ) or that he was a boxer is also very telling... they just dont care. There was also drama when they over dubbed his voice with Max Sydow... but there is only GB1 and GBII shot on 35mm... some years ago I got to see GB on 35mm film reel with scratches and all... THAT was "Ghostbusters" Just like when someone says "Star Wars" to me that is synonymous with "a new hope"... Maybe the trilogy but certainly not the prequels and especially not the awful disney direction and baby yoda especially. So I just see a fan film for daddy that is no different than any other dork with an ecto replica making it for youtube. I'm sure they haphazardly wrote the 1A reasoning somewhere in the film but I won't be in a state of shock if they didn't and just expect people to say oh okay... no continuity and paul rudd..... whats next... are we going to cast Zak efron as jack nicholson for a shining reboot? or jennifer lawrence as freddy kreuger .... Everything is terrible and unfortunately there was a golden era of cinema in the 80s and now we are in a draught.. It's just not going to be the high voltage amperage in a jar that was cradled in the 1980s of the 20th century. You know what was good thats newish? "Bumblebee" great standalone film and probably the best spin off ive ever seen. Afterlife will just feel like stranger things clashed with the new IT movies... which are both not bad.... BUT pander completely to the obnoxious spoiled generation z who currently hold the world hostage with awful tik tokking and cancelling of anything else other than tik tokking. Afterlife will be like Rocky 5... guarantee it.... but of course the boobs and kiss asses will be like OOOO WOWWW.... I'm so sick of kiss asses and I'm so sick of cop outs in writing.... Like... yeah Michael Keaton is back... as Batman why? Because no one is satisfied with Ben afflek or the twilight vampire... and in.... the flash.... the flash? who the fuck cares about ... the flash? And for this to be possible we now have to open up ( again just a cop out of terrible writing ) the possibility of "the multiverse" ( an awfully written portmanteau that is hiding its true meaning in the suffix) ... People don't understand fundamental physics and pretend to wrap their head around these concepts and this is why they are written in.. and in reality its a 5 year old mindset of cop outs and imagination just writing their way out of shitty ideas and bridging sequels with deus ex machina 99% of what people are into is the worst cliche in ALL of history of story telling DEUS EX MACHINA.... It's awful and simple. just the camera work alone in endgame is terribly generic. So all you can do... indulge in the past as played out as it is because it only existed in it's present. I'm tired of kids being placed into adult movie reboots like this.. Venkman would be cancelled today for half of the flirtation.
It looks like he has went a bit universal you could say.... 👌👌
Can you actually imagine Vigo with the tone of an 80s Arnie voice.... Von sydow was a no brainer for the voi e of Vigo... Change my mind lol
@@DS-mo6md Jesus Christ, thanks for the essay. Did you end up seeing it?
I was SO worried about Afterlife (I had gone into 2016's with such high hopes...and we all know what happened 🤦♀️).
Afterlife was....
The quality was a relief, and the casting--superb.
And the rest of it...
Afterlife honored its GB roots with a wonderful combination of humor, affection, and impeccably employed, dare I use the term, fan service.
It was magical to watch. I saw it 4x in the theater, have it streamed, and can't wait to buy a hard copy.
RIP Harold Ramis
“Is the atomic weight of cobalt 58.9?”
This is the first movie I remember seeing in theaters. My Uncle and Aunt took me without telling my parents what movie we were seeing. :) One of the coolest nights of my young life.
Ghostbusters 1 was the first movie I saw in theaters as a kid. My mom and dad and I were looking after my uncle's apartment in the Bronx. So going to the movies in the early 80s was one of the few things to do. The scene with slimer going toward Venkman in the hall scared me at first. I was 5 years old. Good times. The second movie came out and by then I was a huge fan and also saw it in theaters.
@@Vegeta8300 Watching videos like this bring back so many fond memories. It's weird to me that I probably couldn't tell you anything else about that whole year of my life, but seeing this movie is crystal clear in my mind.
Sleep peacefully Ivan Reitman and thanks for 3 great movies. R.I.P.
2016 never happened..... I love it.
Pretty sure this interview was well before GB2016
Ronan O'Callaghan not the way Ivan said there will be a new movie with certainty.
@@RoninOblivion No it wasn’t.
Ghostbusters II is super underrated. I still prefer the first but II is a very close second.
II is definitely a flawed movie, but I agree. For me it’s probably because I saw the second one in theaters but was too young to see the first one (saw it probably on VHS first). I also love the song ”On Our Own” by Bobby Brown 😎
Egon but not forgotten. RIP Harold Ramis
I love watching these guys talk about making the movie and I love to see Ankroyd's knowledge of the paranormal community come out when he's talking. The Ray Stanz character really comes out.
A worthy sequel, despite the reviews & misgivings. The relationship re-building between Peter & Dana surpasses the initial plot element of the first. FX isn't great, but it's of it's time, but the script is top notch.
The FX were pretty good. Only thing that looked kinda bizarre was the tub monster.
Oh man.....
Rest in peace
Ivan Reitman
1946 - 2022
I've never understood the negativity towards GB2, I've always loved it just as much as the first one and I've been a fan since they were in the cinemas
Same, I could never understand why so many people gave Ghostbusters II a bad wrap. I love it and as much as I love the first Ghostbusters I like Ghostbusters II just that bit more.
The only problem with GB2 was it wasn't as good as the first one. Doesn't make it a bad movie though, a lot of memorable stuff in the sequel. Bobby Brown's On Our Own? That alone puts it heads and shoulders above that 2016 shit show that clowns claim was so much better than GB 2. Not even close.
Same with me. I loved the second one as well. I hope the new one which has sadly been delayed until next year is good also.
In many ways I prefer it. It's got better material, more story, and more individual character moments. The first film is very slight, but admittedly it's sexier. The second has a cooler central idea about the psychic energy of NYC, and a darker tone with the child abduction. We're just lucky we got another dose with the original cast. They're firing on all cylinders, and it's amazing that people can nitpick such a worthy sequel.
@@willf4718 ah don’t forget that the scolori brothers are forgotten by now
I loved the Ghostbusters as a kid. 4 year old used to run around in a homemade Ghostbuster uniform. A not quite 6 year old me ran screaming from the theater when they got sucked into the river of slime. I can't give any better endorsement for this film I grew to love.
I use to have the ghostbuster gear that you could wear. Wish I still had it.
Wow. I love the echo scene with "WINSTON!!!" The heads on pikes and train scene were a little more intense, but whatever. Some said that as kids they were afraid of the Wheelers in _Return to Oz,_ so....
"There is no Dana, so why are you came?"
I love how 80/90s movie were so creative and handcrafting without Cgi and 3D-animations.
It’s so beautiful to see great and good crafted movies like ghostbusters!!!
I wish there would be more movies like ghostbusters today.
Sadly a lot of this vibes of 80/90s movies are nowdays lost.
They probably don't know how to make movies like these, or what made them so beloved. Heck, Siskel and Ebert had to do an explainer episode as to why _Crocodile Dundee_ was increasing audience numbers and screens every week after they gave it thumbs down for being derivative.
Dan Aykroyd gave something away without knowing it. Reitman looked at him though. The spirit of Egon will be in it.
They weren't talking about Afterlife at this point. Or even the 2016 movie. Those scripts he's talking about here never got made.
nice interview but it seems like it was made before the production of the New Ghostbusters movie. Since they dont refer to it and talk about the possibility of something in the future.
2014.
The 2016 movie doesn't exist.
"Give it six months, and any reference to Ghostbusters will automatically mean the 1984 original" - Rich Evans
But yeah, this was shot in 2014, a couple of years before Feig pitched his godawful pitch letter about Space Ghosts to Sony
@@petemk73 How Embarrassing - Mike Stoklasa.
I remember watching GB 2 when I was 8 and quickly told my mom that I needed to see the first. Mom went to Blockbuster and rented the VHS and I never gave it back!
Good thing Blockbuster went out of business or else you'd owe at least a grand by now.
Yeah Ghostbusters I and II still classics!
Ivan Reitman and Dan Aykroyd...Thanks for sharing your thoughts on filming Ghostbusters 2. Really interesting, much respect.
I was 7 when I saw this and that painting scared the crap outta me! Love the movie to this day!
I remember being startled when he's cleaning the eyes and the lightning zaps out of them! Not sure why they had the scenes of Vigo leering at Dana.
I hope the original cast is in it in more then a token role.
Worse, they were used as tearjerkers.
I love both movies. Ghostbusters II is my favorite. Best scares and laughs.
R.i.p. Ivan, you are a comedy genius.
This must of been filmed before the announcement of Ghostbusters Afterlife since that is the third movie.
As a kid we owned Ghostbusters 2 on VHS but not 1 so even though I loved the first movie more this was the movie I saw more and to be honest I love this movie and It holds a special place in my heart because of the nostalgia of owning it on VHS.
I was disappointed that the last video had not highlighted Ernie as Winston. Good to see him shown some love here. "If there is a steady paycheck in it; I'll believe anything you say!" is possibly the most relatable movie quote of all time.
I loved GB 2. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. I grew up near NYC so i always enjoy seeing it on film. As a kid in the 80s/90s Ghostbusters was part of my childhood. Happy to share it with my kids now.
This video needs to have more views even as a year passed by. They finally get Ernie Hudson the credit and love he deserved as the 4th Ghostbuster. The way his character was relegated as a simple stand in is just criminal, but here both Dan and Ivan make him center important as he should be. I now understand that AFTERLIFE may not touch upon the Game sadly, and I think it would had been best they did as part of the Canon and like in the game mention that Winston got his Doctor's Degree in Egyptology. Oh well, I get that it was a game but even they feel it to be the 3rd one in the story. I will still love the movie when it comes out and in my heart the game too and its lore may also be my personal Fan fic tie in with the new film anyway... Come to think of it, it may well still fit considering that the game takes place 2yrs after GBs 2, and it also involved part of what this new film has... If not it will not harm either anyway.
Admittedly I'm not a big gamer, I have the Ghostbusters game and it's a lot of fun. But I can't count it as Canon. A movie Is a movie and a game is a game. Like when someone writes a comic and it's supposed to be officially a sequel to a movie. I can't accept it somehow.
@@davidwalsh1012 I can understand that, though the thing is that the game was written and worked on by the creators and writers of the movies themselves and they considered it the 3 part of the movie story.
It's amazing to find out more about the slime-filled sequel to our ghostbusting team!
I will never really understand why so many people for so long disliked Ghostbusters two. Today it feels like it’s getting the respect it deserves and I admit it’s not as good as the first one but if a movie reviewer looks at the first movie and gave it high marks and then watches the second movie and just hates it, that’s just something I don’t understand. It’s not like it was drastically different from the first one, and that’s really why I loved it it gave me more of what I loved. I’m glad today with all the problems in the world in 2021 that at least Ghostbusters is alive and well. Me my brother, and our nephews have re-watch both movies and the cartoon series and we can’t wait for Ghostbusters afterlife to come to the movie theater.
Happy New Years Ghostbusters 2022
Love all ghostbusters films there’s a certain magic about them that pulls you in.
All..... theres only two dude
That piece of crap revision with the womens is just an anomaly and it stink
Sirmi98 you think I give a shit ?? It was a good movie and like it or not it’s a ghostbusters movie !
I love how they totally ignore the 2016 trainwreck.
This was in 2014.
I love aykroyd's research and knowledge on ectoplasm
It's Ironic that Jason appeared in GB2 as the kid that said "You guys are full of crap!" and grew up to be the director of GB: Afterlife.
Hey there! I am an young fan. And this is my impression of Dan during Movie II: Raaaaaaayyyyyyyy
When was this piece actually made? The third movie (Afterlife) was almost due for its original release date by June of 2020.
These interviews are fantastic
I actually prefer part 2. Such an underrated sequel.
Passing the torch to a new generation indeed
what i would give to read Dan's two Ghostbusters 3 scripts
If I'm not mistaken Dan has already talked about one of the scripts where I think he said it was something along the lines of Ghostbusters and Hell. I have no idea what the second one would be referring to.Also the new one coming out is penned by Jason as Dan mentions, so the actual movie coming out isn't even with Dan's 3rd idea that apparently "they went with". G3 has been on the production table and off so many times.
The ghostbusters in hell was halfway between what happened in the comic (ghostbusters in time) mixed with thr video game.
Personally I view the game as gb3. Its a shame they didn't have weaver in it.
LET ME BE CLEAR... I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A PART 3 SINCE 1991... I remember over the 90s all the rumors of a part 3 that was SUPPOSED to get made and never did... Then sadly time flew by, of course everyone got older and even more sadly Harold Ramis passed away... It was then I realized there will never be a part 3 and there couldn't be a part 3... I remember how mad I would get thinking Sony should have just made a part 3 in the 90s and all the controversy if Bill would be a part of it.... It's actually tragic at this point.. So to hear Ivan Reitman say he thinks there will be a part 3 is like playing with my emotions. As much as I would love it, it can't happen anymore... This is why they should have never sat on the idea of it for 2 decades and just made it in the 90s... I know how dramatic my comment sounds but it's true and I'm a huge fan... I wont even speak on the movie that was made a few years ago because to real Ghostbusters fans that movie doesn't exist in our universe and should have never been made but anyway...
"Death is but a doorway, time is but a window, I'll be back"
I think I never watched a movie as much as Ghostbusters 2 when I was around 8 years old. I still know the lyrics to all the songs on the Soundtrack. Know my 5 year old daughter got into it.
Never understood the hate for Ghostbusters 2, it is probably my favourite film ever
Agreed!
The soundtracks and score are perfect in both films.
ghostbusters 2 is underrated. love this movie
Using music to bring the statue of liberty to life and walking down the streets of New York to bring hope to the people is one of the most uplifting I've ever seen in a film !!
I love Ghostbusters II I remember as a child standing in front on the tube tv with a vhs playing GBII pretending I was fighting along side the guys. Great memories!
You're not alone. I think we all mimed out every scene of those movies in our living rooms.
For those who don't know, this was a special feature on a bluray release from years back.
I wish Sony would release the score by Randy Edelman for this film
they did when it came out though? I have the original vinyl on my wall lol
ruclips.net/video/YpRiqHNmNi0/видео.html
@White Rose Ghostbusters ohh yeah I got mixed up lol
There's not enough music to make a full album. A lot of the cues are less than a minute long. Doug E. Fresh's "Spirit," from the soundtrack album, is based on Edelman's theme for Vigo.
I heard on the grapevine, the original score was lost, so only 5.1 audio rip's are floating around. Now after listening to this you tube video, im not so sure?! You can here cues of the original score at some intervals. So who knows. If a score was released that ran only 30 mins, Id snap it up in a heartbeat!
The only cool thing I remember as kid when GB2 came out was the soundtrack.. I had it on cassette tape and was hooked on that Bobby Brown song..
Yeaaa that's actually my favorite thing about this movie lol It makes the ending better hearing that song
Z What do you mean it has nothing to do with the film? The song literally mentions the ghostbusters and Vigo "the master of evil," it is entirely about the film and how they take control to save the world. Are you sure we talkin bout the same song here? lol
When are we getting a new trailer? Hopefully we get one soon as a sort of consolation for the movie being pushed a year
One huge thing that was missing from the sequel was the Elmer Bernstein score. The sequel lacked the great Ghostbusters theme music.
Ghostbusters II deserves plenty of acknowledgement. A worthy sequel that brought everyone back. Was 1989 too late? Not by a long shot.
GB2 deserves an audio commentary.
Questions and answers to your question from the first time you 3rd with your family 👪 and how much love 💘 ❤ you are
My all time favourite movie GHOSTBUSTERS 2 & Dan Aykroyd is a childhood hero of mine!!! I grew up watching these guys & Aykroyd & Reitman are such real life nice guys
Janosz has the best lines. Love that character.
I still quote him at work. "Everything you're doing is bad, I just wanted to let you know that"
You are like the buzzing of flies to him!!!!
Gotta love Dan you can just tell how proud he was to make them with Harold. Cant wait for 3 really happy with what ive seen so far. I love how the Kid wanting He-Man in part 2 is now making part 3.
I really love both Ghostbusters movies.
My pitch for Ghostbuster 3. Early in the film, Venkham dies (heroically of course), then comes back as a ghost to assist his Ghostbusting buddies. He acts as a conduit between the spirit and the living worlds. There could a scene where he meets his grandparents (both died when he was a boy) and 3 of his deceased dogs, to learn more about his character. But the main story would be whatever bad buy the Ghostbusters are fighting, with Venkman's ghostly assistance. Maybe at the end, they all pass on. And move into 'the light'....fade to....white! Too late now, but a great idea I thought.
Love these movies.The characters and all the gadjets were done so well.
While I might not put it quite as high as the original, I still consider part 2 a really good movie.
Ecto-Cooler was in my lunch box. I did my part.
I just want to know how they're going to explain Ecto-1 in the 3rd movie, looking like it did in the first movie, rather than how it looked in GB2. Is it supposed to be two different cars that just both happen to be 1959 Cadillac/Miller Meteor ambulance/hurses?
I loved part 2 as a kid. Grew up realizing people didn’t like it, or didn’t like it as much as the original. I was shocked and still am! I love part 2 still to this day.
When are they going to post the interview with Paul Feig where he states that the 1995 live action move Casper, fart jokes, and a bout of diarrhea where he shit his pants were his complete inspiration when co-writing the 2016 summer blockbuster, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call
When he mentioned the REAL ghostbusters, nostigia just poured back me 👻😍
Ghostbusters II is actually my favorite of al of them, now with Afterlife as a close second.
Glad to see GB2 is finally getting some well deserved love.
A young Jason Reitman telling the Ghosbusters they're crap.
RIP Max Von Sydow
Great film. I can't wait for Afterlife.
Me too!
Um...ok. But I would have worded it differently.
@@jaystarr6571 LOL
I always loved Ghostbusters 2.
I'm in the process of making a movie-accurate Ghostbuster costume. I already got the flight suit and accessories, built a trap and particle thrower. Just gotta build the pack. And I will be wearing it to Afterlife!
From what he says at 15:10 , he's not THAT proud about the 'passing the torch to a new generation' draft, like he's just supposed to say it and he's much prouder of the two ones that came before it in which he actually worked with Harold Ramis... I feel him.
Still one of the best sequels in any movie I still remember going to the movies dressed in my Ghostbusters jumpsuit and proton pack before cosplay absolutely love this movie still do
*Mentions the Video game* Dan I am glad to say a few edits by fans have turned the game into a movie. The game was awesome and I would of loves to have seen the original script the game was based off of and love to see a new game based off the other script. (And yes I did have nightmares after compleating the graveyard in cenrtal park level for a few nights.)
I don't know how it happened. I saw Ghostbusters 2 opening night when I was 10 and was disappointed. I watched it many times through the 90s and 00s, and never thought it had redeemed itself. In fact, I always thought I'd noticed even more problems. Yet today, every time I see it I enjoy every minute of it. I don't think it's anywhere close to the perfection of Ghostbusters, but I'm always up for a viewing of the sequel these days. For better or worse, nostalgia's a powerful thing.
They really stuffed the reboot down the memory hole as we get ready for Ghostbusters Afterlife. I think that they want to forget about the last one and make it like it never happened and move on with one of the better scripts developed by Dan, who is by the way, my favorite of any of them. I never really latched on to Bill Murry as a person or actor.
There is that, but also this interview is from 2014, before the reboot was an idea. You can't really ask questions about a movie that doesn't exist yet, and it's obvious that GB2016 was an anomaly that was not based on the scripts they are talking about. Although "what would you think about the GB being redone for a new generation by someone that isnt you" could be a question. I'd be asking that one to the older actors, writers and directors now for sure considering how quickly IPs can change hands these days.
I love these movies so much....grew up with them...I can't wait to introduce my son (not quite 2 years old) to them.
I like how they avoid talking about the Female casted reboot
I loved Ghostbusters as a kid and still do now. The films and cartoons are classics
It’s cool Jason ended up changing his mind! 😆
For my money the videogame *is* the third movie (there's an entire 'movie' cut of it on youtube, and it's well worth watching. All the original cast do the voices and there's a good story and some hilarious lines in there)
How many times does Dan mention his vodka in this one?
I could hear lots of Ghostbusters 2 music being used in the background. It seems someone has the score on hand. I would love there to be a Ghostbusters 2 score soundtrack. Hint, hint!
If Dan Aykroyd doesn't pimp his Crystal Skull vodka in the new movie, I don't want to see it.