Ghostbusters II (1989) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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- Ghostbusters II (1989)
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A great follow up to a hilarious classic! Can't wait to see the story continue in Afterlife!
Thank you all for the support!
How bout a reaction to the GB: Afterlife final trailer? If you haven't already seen it already that is. Would love to see that now that ur all caught up with both GB movies.
Rick Moranis AKA Lewis plays the lead role in a fantastic musical comedy called "Little Shop of Horrors", please check it out, you'll love it.
12:28 the reason the Ghost look more menacing is because they are *fiends* when an evil person dies in a violent death they're spirit changes them into fiends.
13:09 the reason Janine looks like that is because of the cartoon series *The Real Ghostbusters*
13:17 all of the equipment on top of ECTO II (ECTO I was the original car) is basically a larger proton pack and trap system
Fun Fact: the kid at the birthday party who tells them they are “full of crap” is Jason Reitman, the Director’s (Ivan Reitman) son. The new Ghostbusters movie that’s about to come out was directed by none other than Jason Reitman himself, who is now all grown up and a very successful Director. He also directed Juno, which is another great film you guys should watch and react to if you haven’t seen it already.
I did not know that....
He also appeared in Kindergarten Cop as one of the kids that are caught kissing.
Jason's sister Catherine is also in the movie, as the girl playing with the puppy.
OH, the Irony!
Already have my tickets for Ghostbusters afterlife for Saturday
R.I.P. Harold Ramis wish he was here for the new Ghostbusters movie
If he were still around for it, I might be interested. I don't see the point without Ramis.
I mean from what I hear, Egon technically is there, in spirit. But facts. I do miss Harold Ramis and his writing style.
He's in it as flashbacks and the film is dedicated to him
He is in archival footage in the film.
Hi is in Ghostbusters 3. 2009.
"Finally a fan!"
That was Bobby Brown, the guy who was singing the song playing in the background of that scene.
And a member of the best, and only good boy band of all time, New Edition.
That song is amazing. The score is one of the biggest points, I like better than the first movie.
@@russellward4624 Ugh, I despise the term 'boy band,' since none of them actually play any instruments. 🤮
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy “Boy” isn’t selling me on the term, either.
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Funny thing is how New Edition really can play instruments. th-cam.com/video/oNfqweFml-I/w-d-xo.html
"Well...Better late than never...' Yep, that was indeed Cheech Marin.
The most realistic reaction in cinema history.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Up in Smoke would be a good one to react to
Cheech's career was DOA when he shot this cameo. He'd made _Born In East L.A._ into a sleeper hit but the studios had very few if any executives who knew how to market films for Latino audiences and wished him well. Robert Rodriguez plugged Cheech into _Desperado_ a few years later, which led to him getting plugged into _Great White Hype_ which led to Ron Shelton casting him as Kevin Costner's buddy in _Tin Cup_ which led to his co-star Don Johnson asking Cheech to play his partner on _Nash Bridges_ . Couldn't have happened to a better human being.
@@joevaldez6457 Well, Ivan Reitman planned for Cheech and Chong to be in "Stripes", but the duo wanted more creative control. As for "Tin Cup" (fun film, BTW), Johnson and Marin were already friends since the 70s.
"Being miserable and treating everyone else like garbage is ever New Yorkers god given right" sums up New York pretty well in the eyes of non-new yorkers
I’ve been a few times to New York and I love it…..that being said I understand this sentiment if you live/work there long enough
@@tremorsfan someone probably already did haha
As a New Yorker, it does sum us up pretty well. But, for the majority of us, it's not a negative, but a perverse badge of honor. I've always said that the world (generally speaking) hates the USA and the USA (generally) hates NY. haha.
As a life long New Yorker, I stand by the quote. It's not about hate, just a way of life.
@@njsoapdish One of my favorite bands is from new york (Everybody gets hurt) and they have a song called "nice place to visit but i wouldnt want to live there"
When Bill Murray turns to the doctor in the psych ward and says, "Don't look at me. I think people are completely nuts", the doctor is his brother Brian Doyle-Murray! Hehe
wow! I never even knew that!
@@lionhead123 He gives that same brother the heimlich in Groundhog Day. The guy who plays his brother in Scrooged is his real brother John Murray.
He was also the manager of the Caddyshack in, yeah, Caddyshack
My mum thought it was his Dad lol
@@lloyddobler2227 Brian also played his dad in Scrooged.
"I kinda thought [the Statue of Liberty] was taller..."
Well, in fairness, half of the height we associate with the Statue of Liberty is her 65ft high foundation and 89ft high pedestal :-)
And that I didn't know!
@@matthewdunham1689 her pedestal alone is taller than the Christ the redeemer statue in Brazil.
@@crankfastle8138 that's amazing!
@@crankfastle8138 Hard to tell , when if we dont count the hand with torch , thats over 1/4 of the heigh (13 m/42 ft) , they are near same size , also Rio Christ statue is soapstone and weights over 600 metric tons , when La Femme Liberte is hollow and weights 200 metric tons .
Without torch arm NY statue is 33 m and Rio statue is 30 m , and i bet one of those spikes on her head give NY statue that 3 m advantage 🙂
IOW, she's wearing heels.
Ray: "I think we hit the honey pot!" Samantha: "Like, a manhole?" Well, those terms aren't typically associated, but whatever floats your boat.
The Honey Pot is a good Sun-Thurs night bar but The Manhole is a real Saturday-night club.
Funny because Honeypot is the name of a porta-potty manufacturer.
"He is so inno...cent..."
Yeah, great timing... :)
Or is he?
Peter McNicol ‚aka The biscuit‘ old flashlight eyes.. don‘t Lette thee bedbugs bite‘
8:18, Max Von Sydow did uncredited voice work as Vigo, while Willem Von Hambarg played the character.
And Vigo was not a nice man. His sister may or may not have been his daughter...
Wilhelm was part of Hans Gruber's crew in the first Die Hard film.
It's Wilhelm von Homburg. His real Name was Norbert Grupe. He was a boxer before he started acting.
23:26 "Finally, a fan." The doorman was played by singer Bobby Brown, whose song On Our Own is playing in the background during his cameo. It was a huge hit in 1989 and one of the main things that got me so hyped for GBII when I was a kid. Great commentary!
'Gotta fight Vigo
The master of evil
Try to battle my boys?
That's not legal!"
The whole soundtrack was 🔥🔥🔥. Run DMC's We Aint Afraid of No Ghosts is classic Hip Hop storytelling.
This was my first CD! (and Warrant!)
Too hot to handle, too cold to hold
They called the Ghostbusters, now they're in control
Had 'em throwing a party for a bunch of children
While all the while the slime was under the buildings.
@@GD-tt6hl Warrant as in "she's my cherry pie"?
I now realize as a adult and as much as I love this film. People calling the Ghostbusters frauds is completely silly. Do you not remember the Marshmellow man who stepped on the church in your town or the onslaught of ghosts ravaging thru the streets?
I dunno... you can see in real life how one year someone might be a hero and the next they're slandered and tarnished so bad that they're practically villains when in reality nothing materially changed except people's perceptions.
They're all in denial. They don't want to remember all the stuff they just saw in the first film so they adopted Walter Peck's mindset by saying that it's a "fake electronic light show".
I don't know...forgetting recent history is kind of the American approach to most everything.
They got sued their ass off, lost any kind of licence or ability to fight. Add on top of that that the ghosts were at a low because they got cleaned up in the first (getting rid of Gozzer). So there is only oblivion to them.
There are large contingents of people who think actual real world events never happened or are conspiracies. This doesn't even take into account the absurdity to anyone not right there at Central Park West during the Gozer ending of the first film. I never thought it was odd in the 2nd or Afterlife for most people to dismiss everything.
Glad you liked these films as they are so beloved, the other reason why Ghostbusters is remembered with kids in the 80`s so much is because as a child they had a Ghostbusters cartoon set after the 1st movie called The Real Ghostbusters. It grew the child audience and gave Slimer a bigger role as pert of the team as a pet ghost that Egon and Ray would be with and he would always annoy Peter! It ran for 7 seasons and was really good!
Also The Cast of the movie reunited for a Videogame that was based on the plot for a Ghostbusters 3 that never got made in the 1990`s fans call this game the truce Ghostbusters 3 and it was recently remastered for the PS4.
The ghosts in the first 2 movies continue to look great even all these years later. They've got great designs. They look so crazy because they're more of a manifestation of different things than they are a ghost of a specific person
Yep, and it's been stated somewhere that the longer you're a ghost, the more your initial human form can distort as your spirit hasn't got that the physical body to keep it 'in shape' Kind of like a jello mold. The runner ghost may have kept his human shape because running may have been their most focused activity in life whereas Slimer's was probably just gluttony and why he's become basically a floating mouth and belly. :P
@@carn9507 That's a really cool idea...
@@carn9507 makes you wonder what the hell the the subway ghost, movie theater ghost, or Washington square ghost even were, if anything. They're so monstrous they might just be manifestations. The runner ghost, library ghost, and zombie cab driver are pretty self explanatory, and Vigo, the terror dogs, the scoleri brothers, and gozer are explicitly explained in the movies. Slimer is a bit more vague like you said
I’d like to think Slimer was the ghost of Bluto Bluetouski a senator that died in the Sedgwick hotel. Now is just a vile and gluttonous as he was in life.
Rip To A Great Actor, Director Harold Ramis, We Still Miss You Always
"On a mountain of skulls in the castle of pain I sat on a throne of blood." - Vigo
"Yeah. And the bastard hasn't paid his rent in months! I'm this close! This close to evicting his self loving ass!"
---"Vigos very disgruntled land lord.
"Get on my Level Scrub" - Khorne
4:00 That voice comes from Chloe Webb. You might remember her as the love interest of Danny DeVito in Twins, with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Yeah this scene is funny, but the subtext is kind of... Yikes.
I think TBR might have mistaken her for Jennifer Tilly.
@@rocketdave719 - I suspect so, but it's not hard to see why.
"Finally a fan." That's Bobby Brown cameo as the doorman. His song "On Our Own" played in the background and is still a fan favorite.
Two points about Vigo. His full name is a combination of actor Wilhelm von Homburg and the twins who played Oscar, William and Henry Deutschendorf II, combined to become Vigo von Homburg Deutschendorf. Also, while yes, Wilhelm von Homburg played Vigo physically, his voice was dubbed by Max von Sydow.
The"Paint a little kitten in the corner" quote always cracks me up!👻😂🍿
Carpathian kitten loss!
Fun fact: around 14:00 when TBR comments "geez, flyin'...", That was actually from a deleted scene that took place after the Ghostbusters visit the museum and check out the painting. If you notice Ray became entranced by the eyes, and Winston kept asking him afterwards, "you alright?" But then in the deleted scene, Ray becomes possessed temporarily and tries to kill them all by driving erratically, but eventually snaps out of it.
The footage was filmed but the scene was cut, so the footage made it's way into the montage. Great reaction, love all of y'all's content.
I saw a cut of this movie on network TV once where that scene was added back in. Odd choice to include that scene since movies are always "edited for time" when shown on network TV.
At least in the video games they use them 20:57
"Honey, I shrunk the Kids" - for some good Rick Moranis.
RIP Antie
That, "Strange Brew," "Little Shop of Horrors," and "Parenthood" are probably the only other movies with Rick Moranis in them that are worth seeing.
awesome
@@jkhoover The death of Anty absolutely broke me as a kid
The ghosts appearance was more in line with the Real Ghostbusters cartoon which was at its height at the time and it was also why Slimer had a role in the sequel because of his popularity in the cartoon.
The Real Ghostbusters had some seriously terrifying ghosts in it. Especially the Boogie Man.
I wouldn't say "at it's height", since this was after the ABC & Q-5 meddling.
It's also why Slimer has a name. He has no name in the movies.
@@boshooda my point exactly.
And Janine character look change also to resemble more the cartoon version.
“Everything you’re doing is bad. I want you to know this”
Haha I love Janosz he’s crazy lol
Yep. One of my favorite lines. Most people don't notice it.
"Vhy am I drippings vith goo?" lol
@@Johnny_Socko hahahaha 🤣
@@debbiek4951 love him! Kinda Reminds me of the symphony guy from money put the way he eloquently burns people with words lmao
Janosz is funnier than Louis. Didn't think that was possible but he nailed it!
i just got that 50% vote joke! 50% would be 2 of them but he said ALMOST 50% so it was just one of them LMAO
30:27 When Samantha says "I kind of thought she was taller" I automatically thought of Smokey & the Bandit when Sheriff Buford T. Justice told the other sheriff he sounded "taller" over the radio.
You guys are such genuinely lovely people, I love watching your reactions, love from Australia
Not good 19:30
That makes me laugh 20:10
I always loved the opening skit with Bill Murray... "It might have been a spaceship up to look like a room in a Holiday Inn..." and then "You won't be getting paperback sales for at least half a year after the end of the world."
I LOVED that! "He's so innoccccccent." LMAO
You may already know this. Jason Reitman is Ivan Reitman's son. Ivan directed the first two films. Jason directed the newest one releasing. Not only that, but Jason was in Ghostbusters 2 at the kids party. He was the one that said his father told him the Ghostbusters were full of crap.
At 17:22, it took me nearly 100x viewing this scene but I only recently just got the scene's joke. 😂. When Dana said it was time to put sweet Lil Oscar down, Venkman verbally did just that. 😂
man, I love 80s comedies so much. Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, Chevy Chase, John Candy, Rodney Dangerfield, Rick Morranis and Eddie Murphy. I will watch anything those guys are in.
The reason why I like this movie is because it's closely related to the "Real Ghostbusters " cartoon series..one of the best kids series ever! if you two get a chance watch it... you will love it I promise 😇😇😇
12:03 I guessed that the ghosts of New York are always there, in more-or-less weakened states...but the slime (like the Shandor building in the first movie) are concentrating power, that they can tap into, and manifest more obviously.
Another possibility is those ghosts are drawn to our plane because of the negativity required for the psychmagnatheric slime flow(I'd say more but spoilers for something they haven't played)
The channel below's "how it works" videos are pretty good explanations.
th-cam.com/users/GhostbustersNW
The mood slime came into existence when the massive negative psychomagnetheric energy of the population manifested into a physical psycho-reactive substance. It probably then coalesced into a river when Vigo's presence took control to gain power and later use it as a shield. The ghosts themselves aren't able to crossover until portions of the slime become charged with negative energy. The explosion in the courtroom beaker was a micro-cross rip fueled by the judge's angry rant. The Scoleri Brothers were specifically released because they were sentenced to die by that judge in that courtroom. As time went on, other ghosts could have been drawn to the hotbed of psychic turbulence via spectral migration.
The ROCKY and THE GHOSTBUSTERS franchises have the best montages, huh?? Each gives so much to see.
Their "fan" is actually Bobby Brown. I wasn't expecting you guys to recognize him, but it's still pretty random lol.
Didn’t he do a song on the soundtrack too?
@@timhibbard4226 it was the song that was playing during that scene ‘On our own’.
The music video is pretty cool too with lots of cameos
I thought they would spot him, especially with the backing music but then again, ah to be young to beeee youuunggg!!! 😉🤣👊🏻
@@timhibbard4226 He did two songs. "On Our own", and "We're Back", which plays a little bit during the end credits.
If you guys play video games there's an official game written by Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd. They even brought back all the main cast and many of the supporting cast for voice and likeness
Have to check that out!
@@TBRSchmitt the remaster trailer for the 10th anniversary of the game
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@@TBRSchmitt Yeah many believe (myself included) that it's pretty much Ghostbusters 3.
@@kingman450 there's a few things from teases in Afterlife are hinting a potential connection
That game is amazing. I still play it now and then.
"Oh, but I whooo'd" is a staple in regular everyday conversation in my family. :D Both GBs have SO MANY great lines.
34:11 Technically there is an unofficial Ghostbusters 3, it's Ghostbusters The Video Game originally on PS3/Xbox 360 it's been remastered for current platforms but it was the last project Harold Ramis(Egon) helped in the writing and acting of before passing away. In it the Ghostbusters are not forgotten this time but the ghosts also don't vanish as they did after 1, instead the Ghostbusters get recognized as city contractors and the character you play as is a newly hired member just called the rookie it has a lot of throwbacks both with easter eggs and characters from both 1 and 2.
Still wish they would have let you customize the rookie with a Character Creator though.
In case anyone is wondering, Fiorello LaGuardia was the Mayor of NYC in the 30's and early 40's. LaGuardia airport was named after him. He's also the reason why pinball was illegal in NYC until around 1975ish.
Pinball ban? I'll bet he was no good at it so he wanted no one to play!
2:40 that kid is Jason Reitman, the director of GB Afterlife.
The puppy girl is his little sister and former TH-camr Katherine
Strangely, the real sequel was _Ghostbusters: The Video Game_ from 2009.
Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Bill Murray and Ernie Hudson did their voice acting, along with Max von Sydow as Vigo and assorted other characters. Aykroyd and Ramis also aided in _script doctoring._
It cost like 15-20 million dollars to make, but they sold over a million copies in six months.
Bill Murray's movie "Scrooged" (1988) is a good one too. Bobby Brown fangirled them and did the theme song to this one. Yes, that was Cheech Marin.
the slime in the bath scene had me crying in the movie theatre when I was 5 years old
I feel you. It took me almost 30 years to watch the entire movie because the Scoleri brothers looked terrifying.
3:54 In the first film, Dana Barrett told Peter Venkman that he is more of a game show host than a scientist :)
At around the 13 minute mark: "The slime's like a money pit for 'em."
FYI - a money pit is something that you have to keep pouring your own money into, ie. a non-stop DRAIN on your funds. The slime (initially, at least) appears to be a cash cow for them; a meal ticket; a golden goose.
But the Money Pit is one funny movie!!
@@carladams5891 Unrelated....but I agree 💯%
@@Pixelologist You said money pit and the movie popped into my head!
7:00 "I'd like to run some gynecological tests on the mother."
Samantha's eyes are priceless.
Samantha is priceless in general :)
I got the impression Samantha really didn't like Peter this time around--she had a look of almost disdain on her face every time he talked--which is a bit sad because everything he said was pretty tame, done in just silly, flirty humour, and ultimately reciprocated at the end of the day the person he was flirting with by the fact she was happy to kiss him and ended up with with him.
The young boy at the party telling the GB's they're full of crap, is actually Ivan Reitman's son, Jason Reitman, who later on basically became the heir to the GB franchise!!
I'm glad you guys like this one. I've always really loved this movie. Fun fact: the little kid at the beginning that told Ray and Winston they were full of crap is Jason Reitman Ivan Reitman son and he's the director of the new Ghostbusters just as his dad directed the first two Ghostbusters.
The version of Janine in this movie, while still played by Annie Potts, was updated to more closely resemble her character from "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon.
Also Ernie Hudson was told to shave of his mustache to match "The Real Ghostbusters" Winston.
@@hamhockbeans We finally know that Hudson was clean shaven at the time production began and he went with it. I too believed it was done to match his RGB model. I think that and the taller hair made him look much younger whereas the other three guys look the same.
"Wiiiiiiiiiiinston" that was legit scary
Here's a couple of great Rick Moranis films: "My Blue Heaven" and "Parenthood' -- each incidentally also featuring Steve Martin.
EDIT: And I'd be doing you a disservice, if I failed to mention "Strange Brew."
Streets of fire.
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Little Giants (co-starring Al Bundy), Big Bully (co-starring Tom Arnold).
Little Shop of Horrors
Don't forget STRANGE BREW!
@@Jutrzen Ok, I LOVE (x3) Streets of Fire! But I cannot recall Rick Moranis in it!
Janosh is hilarious.
"ZE JOYFULNESS IS OWER NOW"
He's the highlight of the film.
"Everything you are doing is bad. I vant you to know this." is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. And that woman's blink and you'll miss it reaction is perfect.
"Jonnie, where in the #ell are you from, anyway?"
"Ze upper vest side."
the actor was in Dragonslayer (1981), pretty good for the time
@@w1975b Yeah, he's great! I loved him in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
TBR ‘yeah, just like old times’
It’s been like 3 weeks. 😉
We had to wait years!
Yes. That was Cheech of Cheech and Chong fame. Loving the reaction as usual. For me personally this one’s better than the original. P.S. Ecto-1 is actually in Dan Ackroyd’s private vehicle collection
He also owned the TransCon Medevac ambulance from The Cannonball Run for a while.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Nice. Didn’t realize that.
Another good star-studded movie they need to react to :)
Dan Aykroyd doesn’t own either one from the first two movies. Sony kept both and they sat and rotted on their backlots for years.
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@@aaronp4689 Sadly correct. Dan would at least have the decency to put a tarp over it!
Btw, if Vigo looks familiar, yes...he is in fact one of the bad guys who shoot a missile at the armored police vehicle, as it tried to breach Nakatomi plaza in Die Hard.
And yes, that was Cheech Marin.
The old doctor at the psych hospital is Bill Murray's brother Brian Doyle Murray.
He also played the new mayor in the Ghostbusters videogame.
He also starred with his brother in Caddyshack, he was Lou the guy who was in charged of the caddies.
The ghost train scene was directly inspired by and is based on the 1918 Malbone Street Wreck, the deadliest subway train accident to happen in New York's history and one of the deadliest train accidents in US history in general. The train jumped the track and derailed because it was trying to navigate a very sharply curving tunnel rated to be navigated at 6 miles an hour at nearly 60(!) miles an hour due to being operated by an inexperienced lineman because its usual engineer was participating in a labor strike (This is not the engineer's fault, mind. It is the company's for recklessly putting someone so inexperienced on the job.) The train was at the time five _wooden_ cars loaded with 650 passengers. The first car derailed and stayed on the ground, but cars two and three left the track, were flung into the air by the force, and struck the left wall and ceiling of the tunnel at speed and had their passenger compartments smashed to bits, their remains consisting of literally just the wheelbed platform and part of the right compartment wall each. The remains of these destroyed cars damaged cars one and four as well, but these cars remained otherwise sound and most of the people inside were alright. The engine and car five were ultimately undamaged, and the engine itself remained railed. The accident had a death toll of between 93 and 102 and over 250 people were severely injured. The accident caused the financial destruction of the transit company responsible, which went bankrupt. The section of tunnel in which the accident occurred was removed from the main line in 1920 and used regularly but extremely infrequently up until 1958, when it was altogether abandoned for good.
I would recommend for you to also watch the Real GhostBusters cartoon. It continues from where the first movie ended and apparently several things in the second movie come from the cartoon, like Janine's new look and Slimer's more friendly attitude. For me it was my favorite cartoon when i was a kid, and i remember it being actually well written, with funny moments, actual scary moments, and even sad and melancholic ones. The ghosts designs were also very unique and interesting, and most of the time we would actually see why they are haunting the place they are in, who they were when alive or where they come from.
Anyways, I really love your channel and I'm really happy to see more people enjoying the movies i grew up with!
'He's like so innoc...ent'
Janosz: Turns on dark mode.
"Finally, a fan!"
Yoooo, that was Bobby Brown. Whitney Houston's husband, and also the singer for this movie soundtrack. He was very famous.
Omfg I’ve watched this movie a bunch of times but I never noticed until this reaction that the doorman to city hall is Bobby Brown (who provided one of the more popular songs from the movie’s soundtrack). In fact, it’s his song playing during that scene lol
Best line from Egon, "We had part of a slinky...but I straightened it."
The actor who plays Janosz, Peter MacNicol starred in a fun fantasy film, Dragonslayer (1981).
In the "World of the Psychic" segment, Peter interviews a woman named Elaine, who was told the end of the world would occur on February 14, 2016. That day turned out to be five months and one day before Ghostbusters (2016) was released.
Didn't a trailer get released around then too
@@bemasaberwyn55 The trailer come out in March 2016.
20:28 Ray is joking about the Rats in New York... Some have been known to grow just as large as beavers
Fun fact about this movie, the movie is a Christmas/New Years movie. Since, the beginning of the movie is Christmas time and the end of the movie is on New Years Eve.
The He-Man joke is a jab at Filmmation, which owns the rights to the original Ghost Busters live action TV series from the 70s, which caused some problems for the first movie's production and initial marketing. Filmmation went on to try to create their own "Ghost Busters" cartoon, which prompted the Ghostbusters cartoon to be titled "The Real Ghostbusters", so's to avoid confusion. Fimmation is also notable for having produced the original He-Man cartoon.
I have always loved this one more than the first. They're both iconic, but this one carries more joy for me. And the soundtrack is massively overpowered.
I couldn't agree more. Sad that people like us are looked at by those who would "burn us at the stake" for saying such. No green cards for them!
I don't know why this movie gets hated on so much. I love this film!!! It's not as good as the original no way but it's a film i hold dear to my heart. #GHOSTBUSTERS
Kudos for acknowledging 'Afterlife' as the next movie in the series and not the disaster that was '2016' ...
I absolutely love that you two liked this movie. It gets a bad wrap but it’s such a tight funny sequel
At the risk of sounding dramatic, this is why I love movie reactions. Ghostbusters II has a really bad reputation, and while I definitely think there's certain things in the film which are equally iconic as the first, it overall doesn't work for me as a movie. However, seeing you two enjoy it so thoroughly is borderline contagious, and I appreciate that.
Bad rep??
People love GB2!
AWESOME flick
ghostbusters 2 has a reall bad reputation??? for you only you mean
Not really, he is true... Ghostbusters 2 is very underrated.
You crazy dog. GB2 is the best!
Huh? It's one of the few sequels that's better than the original...like T2.
Funny thing, in the german version the baby is called Donald and Peter makes fun of it being namend after a duck.
Good reference to Slimer's name, It's the slime that binds us. (2016) Answer the Call = No. (2021) Afterlife = Yes
GB2 is my favorite of the three existing films. A bit of trivia for you: the shot of the car backfiring in the beginning wasn't a practical effect. The car really was breaking down. The man in the fedora in the courtroom who nods to the black guy when Venkman says "Who you gonna call?" was the actor who played Vigo. Peter MacNichol (Janozs) was supposed to play the character as an American named Jason, but he created an entire backstory and changed the character. The shot of Ray "running the red light" in the montage was a sequence planned where it followed the museum visit because Ray was possessed by Vigo and he crashed the Ecto-1A into a tree. The Real Ghostbsuters tie-in comic book series played the entire sequence out. And the little girl who got the puppy was Ivan Reitman's daughter.
Perfect timing with the "he so innocenttttttttttt" when his eyes light up. That use to really creep me out as a kid. Hated that moment.
And that special effect still holds up. I still wonder how they pulled it off that the lights move along the walls when he looks around.
@@Cau_No that's what I find with a lot of practical effects from this era they still look good. But early computer graphics look horrible.
The fan that opened the door for them was the one singing the song during that part lol. That was Bobby Brown. Famous R&B singer.
41:18 ROFL I never considered that Janosczx(?) might collect bits of fluff, in hopes to lever a chance to touch Dana's hair!
I always thought there was something different about Winston when I watch this movie. It was not until this reaction I figured it out. He does not have a mustache!
He also has a different hairstyle. It's longer and parted on the opposite side.
@@Rocket1377 Yeah and also acts differently. More goofy. I prefer Winston from the first movie.
They also gave him an actual part in the movie this time. He didn't feel superfluous.
@@crankfastle8138 he had a part in the first movie. He was the everyman and most people related to him because he isnt a scientist.
_Ghostbusters II_ may not be at the level of the original - but as an adaptation of the '80s cartoon _The Real Ghostbusters_ - it's perfect.
Great sequel. The reason it took so long to get a sequel made is partly because Bill Murray was hesitant about doing a sequel but mostly because the studio head at Columbia Pictures David Putnam was interested in the studio making more art movies. Sequels is not something he condoned. It's only when he was thrown out that a sequel got made.
Also the reason the visual effects look so great is because they were shot on higher film stock than the actual movie so the compositing didn't lose them any quality.
Murray is also the reason we had to wait over 30 YEARS! for Afterlife to get made but he had no problem being in that unnecessary remake for chump change.
@@RoosterMontgomery I tend to think if Murray had got his act together sooner and collaborated with the scripts Dan had been working with we could have got a third Ghostbusters movie in 2008 or 2009. The 2009 game would have made a great tie-in. 😥
The TV commercial scene, the black out in Manhattan, and the animal fur coat coming to life, those scenes were originally written for the first movie, but for whatever reasons, they were cut out or not even filmed.
hahahahaha... I love when little guy's eyes started to glow and they went from aaaaaawwww to ooooooooh
LOL!! "...he's so inno...........cent..." "Now he's posessed" lol this is the first video i've watched today, and its a super good start. lol You two are awesome! :)
The guy you said " Hey finally a fan" was Bobby Brown who sung "On our own" the theme song from the movie................ Just a little fun fact
The part of the montage and ecto 1 is going fast and they in the back seat shaking around is actually a dropped subplot. Ray was supposed to be Possessed and under control driving like a maniac. That was dropped and we got the only at the end being possessed but the driving scene stayed as just a montage of driving fast to the next call
I think I've only ever seen this movie properly once, but I've seen Ghostbusters lots of times. I don't think I disliked it as such, I just liked the first one more. I really enjoyed your reaction, though! If was nice to see people really liking it. It felt a bit like being sprayed with positively charged supernatural goo. :D
Funfact: 26:28 The psychiatrist in the center is Bill Murrays brother
4:01 I believe the voice you're thinking of is Jennifer Tilly (Family Guy/Bride of Chucky)
The second movie definitely leaned into being more family-friendly because of the popularity of the Real Ghostbusters cartoon in between the two movies. But still pretty solid.
Like a lot of movies and shows, the baby was played by twin brothers, who, interestingly enough, were nephews of John Denver.
You guys are the best!!! Love your reactions and you’re such a wonderful couple. Excited to see more.
I like how just Peter always is onto something without realizing it.
In the first one the electrocuting experiment was actually working, the guy was getting progressively better before storming out.
In the second the girl he's interviewing actually guessed the end of the world right (viggo reincarnation and start of the season of evil)
I couldn't wait for y'all to do this one, Bobby Brown 🙌
16:17 Ghostbusters 2 is a great movie. Ghostbusters 2 and Ghostbusters Afterlife are my favourite Ghostbusters movies.
An evil sorcerer seeks to possess the body of a baby boy so he can reborn on midnight on New Year's Eve and rule the world and a team of ghost catchers set out to stop him.
I REALLY hope you guys watch "Parenthood'. Rick Moranis, Steve Martin. It's a family comedy, but also part drama. Directed by Ron Howard. One of my favorite movies.
Im remember seeing this in theaters my father took me I was 7 in 89 so you do the math lol.. Fun Fact Bill Murray didn't want to do the sequel. As did Dan Aykroyd he felt Ghostbusters was just a one and done story. However with top selling merchandises and at this point a very well established animated series it's series the Ghostbusters franchise franchise was just blooming.
The "you guys are full of crap" kid is Jason Reitman. Son of the director of both films. Jason is the writer/director of Ghostbusters Afterlife. Its on bluray Dec 31st. Looking forward to your reaction to it, its brilliant!!🚫👻
Fantastic commentary. I think if events like those portrayed in _Ghostbusters_ really occurred, people would pretend they never happened and sue the Ghostbusters out of business, so that's believable. If you read the reviews, a lot of critics thought the sequel was actually a step up. Fans, not so much.I think this franchise worked best as a Saturday morning cartoon. _The Real Ghostbusters_ continues the adventures of all these characters and has some wild stuff in it.