I never noticed until now that Egon subtly displays four fingers to Venkman before the latter tells the manager that it's going to cost $4,000 for the entrapment.
Not counting the ghost in Ray's dream, since it was just a dream, there was not a single on screen ghost during the entire sequence. Yet, with a single prop holding some dry ice in it, this movie was able to give the feeling that they've been going for a long time, gaining tons of experience and becoming famous. That's intelligent film making.
Based on the novelization I think Ray's dream was originally planned to be an actual event, in the novel it's part of a job Ray and Winston are doing while Venkman and Egon are dealing with the possession of Dana and Tully. While looking for the ghost Ray gets side tracked and decides to try on a revolutionary war uniform, lays down, then encounters the ghost in the same way he does in the dream from the movie. Winston hears voices coming from the room and walks towards the door, but Ray convinces him that he's fine and not to open it.
The shot of the three running down the sidewalk in full uniform is the very first scene shot for this movie. The director said that the imagery gave him a chill down his spine. He didn't know why but he knew they were making something special and he was right
@@mngentry They were even chased out of Rockefeller Plaza by security because of that fact. You can't film there without express written permission of the owners.
1:06 the guy behind the news reporter actually wasn't part of the set. He just wandered into the set and just thought that that was an actual new report.
Adds some level of realism to it, you know? I always liked how the Ghostbusters weren't treated like superheroes or anything, they're just ghost exterminators. They even call them "the boys in gray" at one point, like they're cops or public servants.
Zack Boone, Sort of; they are still a private company that charges for their services, but they do work with the city for damage repairs. If they were public servants, they would be city employees and their services would be free. Calling them public servants is technically false. That would be like if police departments charged you money for arresting the man who assaulted you, or fire departments charging you for extinguishing fires. Hospitals are private businesses, that's why they charge money for treatment
I love the four guys, they're have such a big personalities and truly unique. The big brain scientist, the smooth talking salesman, the big kid with a heart and the everyman with muscle
And it actually makes me curious about these various jobs. It helped establish that the gang had been doing business for some time before things became serious.
Montages are one of those versatile film making techniques that we dont do as often anymore in favor of visual flare, but theyre amazing for what they are. With very little, you imply weeks to months of action of these three dudes having business catching ghosts, gaining fame and experience, moves the story forward to its next logical stage, and it saves a LOT on budget. All you need is a few shots here and there, maybe a couple celeb cameos, and some of your cheaper VFX.
@@TheDutchGhostwell i believe the animated show (the real ghostbusters) would show some of it!! Its essentially just a day to day where the ghostbusters go after small ghosts! Some episodes are here on youtube itself, uploaded by the official channel!!
@@TheATeciak If Jason Reitman respects Dan Akyroyd and Harold Ramis ( which he most likely does ), he won't retcon it. Even if he wanted to, he can't control that.
"Do you believe in UFO's, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trans mediums, the loch ness monster, and the theory of Atlantis?" Love how Jeanine says those things and how bored she looks.
That's whats so great about this movie. The theme is epic, fantastic, astounding, and supernatural, but the ones running the show are regular people. Working class, schlubby hustler's, and obsessive nerds, all over worked and just trying to keep the lights on.
@@sonamytmnt9783 Larry king was the first reporter and then was a show host later and Casey was the second one and the original actor for norville shaggy Rogers of scooby doo
If you Seen GB Afterlife then you know Winston Became a Millionaire. He Brought Back the Firehouse & Most likely will re-open it for a New Ghostbusters Team. Something like that is Explored in the Upcoming Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed Video Game & More so in Next Years Ghostbusters Firehouse Movie.
Casey Kasem: Still making headlines all across the country, the Ghostbusters are at it again. This time, at the fashionable dance club, "The Rose." The boys in gray slugged it out with a pretty pesky poltergeist, then stayed on to dance the night away with some of the lovely ladies who witnessed the disturbance. This is Casey Kasem. Now, on with the countdown.
+TheRobobuck Larry King: Hi, this is Larry King. The phone-in topic Today: "Ghosts and Ghostbusting." The controversy builds, more sightings are reported, some maintain that these professional paranormal eliminators in New York are the cause of it all.
@@matthewsmith3078 Something did that, added the vocal version to the scene...when he gets his Ghost-Love it's EXACTLY when it says "Busting makes me feel good!"
I live a few blocks from Senn High, Harold Ramis's alma mater. Last summer, I was riding my bike home and I passed Chase Park, where they were showing a movie outside (Chicago Parks has a program where they show movies in the summer) and I heard the line, "Well, there's something you don't see every day" and I instantly knew it was Ghostbusters and the Stay-Puft marshmallow man had just arrived. When the movie ended, everyone applauded when Ramis's name came up in the final credits.
For all those who are against the remake, look at it this way. Whether the movie bombs or is successful doesn't matter, we still have the original to enjoy. Nothing can take that away.
I like how the video game referenced this scene completely by having Venkman say "Well you should have taken out the extended warranty with us, Sir!" xD
@@Dr.Gaming98 Peter: Right, *chuckle* invoices you’ll see your warranty on rehaunting expired sometime ago, you should have took the extended service agreement…
Also at 2:51, that's actually a shot from a deleted scene where he and Winston were actually on assignment at an old castle that is shown to tourists. This was where they were when Peter and Egon met the gatekeeper and key master.
This is why this movie is such a classic masterpiece, you can actually see that they take their stuff seriously and do jokes whenever is convenient for them, not just because. And they're even ingenious jokes that would make everyone laugh. For example Winston's answers about believing in anything.
That makes me want to see a Ghostbusters/Scooby-Doo crossover! Won't that be fun, seeing the Ghostbusters and Mystery Inc. bust ghosts and other supernatural creatures together?
They don't, no, civil rights by definition only apply to the living, because up to this point, it was assumed that whatever happened in the afterlife would stay there.
After years and years watching this movie, I never noticed Egon signaling Peter how much the cost would be during this video. He throws up a 4 (4K dollars) and then 1 finger (1k dollars)
2:04-2:20 forever has my heart because Casey Kasem is an absolute legend, and was such a huge part of so many childhoods, including mine. Iconic OG voice of Shaggy, and innumerable weekly radio music countdowns...rest easy, sweet angel.
Anyone else recall where they were the day we lost Harold Ramis? I’ll never forget it-the day started out great for hubby and I; however, by early that afternoon, things had gotten bad, and were still that way when we got home. As hubby was carrying on out in the kitchen about what had upset him, I came back here to the bedroom, and hopped on Twitter, only to be greeted with the news that Harold was gone. That day up to that point is burned into my brain...rest easy, Spengs-we love and miss ya. See ya on the other side.
No... I know I was heartbroken though... I remember a lot... I was alone while my family was on vacation when Paul died... I was visiting my partner for the holidays when Carrie died... I was driving to work when I heard about Robin... I was just sitting at my computer checking the news the moment we heard about all heard about Chester. Leonard, I was legitimately sitting at home just thinking about things... and I wasn't sad... I miss him, but... he set alight millions of candles in the wake of his one.
Fun fact, in the IDW series the Hotel more than made back their money paying for the Ghostbusters. Everyone wanted to be in the Ghostbusters' first hunt
I never noticed that Egon subtly signals to Venkman how much the trapping will cost. But it makes sense he would know the total of the bill while leaving actual negotiating to Venkman
2:03 - "Still making headlines all across the country, the Ghostbusters are at it again. This time, at the fashionable dance club, the Rose. The boys in gray slugged it out with a pretty pesky poltergeist and stay on to dance the night away with some of the lovely ladies who witness the disturbance. This is Casey Kasem, now on the countdown." LOL
Okay, I'm not sure if it was the most hilarious coincidence or if they made it work out this way on purpose, but the part where the ghost... _a-hems_ in Ray's dream and he rolls off the bed is the point where Ray Parker, Jr. would sing "Bustin' makes me feel good!" in the original song. I never realized this until just now and now this is even funnier to me.
None actually. In the “Ghostbusters: International” mini series comics, they were holding job interviews for some more help and Janine made a comment that the last time they did open interviews, it was just Winston who showed up.
I don't know, one full power stream from the Proton Pack would likely make short work of Xenomorphs, especially since ordinary firearms are also more than sufficient to take care of them
Ripley* Also yeah the proton streams would definitely demolish a xenomorph. On top of that, the heat of the proton streams would likely instantly cauterize the wounds, preventing the acidic blood from spilling out
Always remember them, bless those four men who gave us the best movie ever, also I think ray had what I like to call a "wet dream like a river flowing”
Fun Fact: Both shots of the trio walking with the Atlantic magazine cover and of Venkman discussion no job and fee too big originally followed the first capture in the hotel.
1:00. This is the full paragraph report the reporter here gives in the novelisation of Ghostbusters by Larry Milne: “Thank you, Roger. Everybody’s heard ghost stories around the campfire. Heck, my grandma used to spin yarns about a spectral locomotive that used to rocket past the farm where she grew up. Now, as if some unseen authority had suddenly given permission, thousands of people are talking about encounters they claim to have had with ghosts”
I don't care how old you are. The three of them running down the block at 2:02 to 2:10 you know they had to feel so freaking cool! Every kid wanted to be there with them at that moment.
They initially asked Eddie Murphy to play Winston, but he had already signed on to do BHC at that point. That’s the kind of deal where there are no losers. Not the studios, not the actors/ crews, not the fans. No one
I remember hearing from the director’s commentary that scene where they’re running in front of the swimming statue, they actually couldn’t be there so that’s why they’re actually running lol
When I saw this movie with my family at a Florida theatre in 1984, the biggest laugh by far came from the "how is Elvis and have you seen him lately?" line. The audience was laughing so hard at that we didn't hear anything of the film for a solid minute.
never realized it until now...his appearance also foreshadows Walter Peck, if you think about King's report stating that critics think Ghostbusting is just a scam.
So clever to bring in all the big names of the day and the magazine covers and yet somehow you are left with a hanging sense of doom as you see Winston enter the building and begin his interview. A portent of things to come.
I noticed each Ghostbuster has their preferred ghost detection device. Ray usually uses the Ecto-goggles though as we see, all of the founding three used it and helped design and build them along with the rest of the equipment. Egon usually isn't far from a PKE Meter though again, all four have used it and with Ray and Peter designed and built it in the first place. Peter uses the Ghost Sniffer as we see earlier as his preferred detection device though he's used all the other equipment and most likely had a hand in making it with Ray and Egon, though the technical side of Ghostbusting is not his forte. He can probably do basic maintenance and very basic repairs to the packs, neutrona wands and traps if he absolutely had to. The more sensitive stuff like the detection devices and Containment Unit he wisely leaves to Ray and Egon. Winston likes the aurasensor as we saw him use in Ghostbusters 2 and of course well versed in the use of the other equipment and likely equals Peter's skill in its maintenance and repairs: the basics Egon usually uses the PKE Meter th
I never noticed until now that Egon subtly displays four fingers to Venkman before the latter tells the manager that it's going to cost $4,000 for the entrapment.
+crazyrabbits He does another one finger for $1,000.
Same here...
you're right
lol i just wrote that just now
there making it up as they go
Not counting the ghost in Ray's dream, since it was just a dream, there was not a single on screen ghost during the entire sequence. Yet, with a single prop holding some dry ice in it, this movie was able to give the feeling that they've been going for a long time, gaining tons of experience and becoming famous. That's intelligent film making.
Based on the novelization I think Ray's dream was originally planned to be an actual event, in the novel it's part of a job Ray and Winston are doing while Venkman and Egon are dealing with the possession of Dana and Tully. While looking for the ghost Ray gets side tracked and decides to try on a revolutionary war uniform, lays down, then encounters the ghost in the same way he does in the dream from the movie. Winston hears voices coming from the room and walks towards the door, but Ray convinces him that he's fine and not to open it.
Ray's dream is a full sequence that you can find on the blew Ray - sorry, Blu-ray's deleted scenes.
@@hollywoodghostbusters9869 absolute kek
That scene actually did happen, it was scripted and even shot
@@hollywoodghostbusters9869 Do you mean the new Blue ray box that has been announced?
Do you also know if it contains Ghostbusters 2 uncut?
The shot of the three running down the sidewalk in full uniform is the very first scene shot for this movie. The director said that the imagery gave him a chill down his spine. He didn't know why but he knew they were making something special and he was right
Oh God yes he was right.
2:02
guerrilla style too I think. No permits. Just filming where they could.
@@mngentry They were even chased out of Rockefeller Plaza by security because of that fact. You can't film there without express written permission of the owners.
Something special of an unprecedented nature.
1:06 the guy behind the news reporter actually wasn't part of the set. He just wandered into the set and just thought that that was an actual new report.
Haha that'll be me some time XD
Adds some level of realism to it, you know? I always liked how the Ghostbusters weren't treated like superheroes or anything, they're just ghost exterminators. They even call them "the boys in gray" at one point, like they're cops or public servants.
I always thought that.
By the time of the video game they literally ARE public servants.
Zack Boone, Sort of; they are still a private company that charges for their services, but they do work with the city for damage repairs. If they were public servants, they would be city employees and their services would be free. Calling them public servants is technically false. That would be like if police departments charged you money for arresting the man who assaulted you, or fire departments charging you for extinguishing fires. Hospitals are private businesses, that's why they charge money for treatment
I love the four guys, they're have such a big personalities and truly unique. The big brain scientist, the smooth talking salesman, the big kid with a heart and the everyman with muscle
I miss montages in movies. They kept the story going without dragging it on.
And it actually makes me curious about these various jobs.
It helped establish that the gang had been doing business for some time before things became serious.
Best in movie montage since this was the "80s get fit montage" with Black Manta making his suit in Aquaman. th-cam.com/video/8vIRIk8_AJE/w-d-xo.html
Montages are one of those versatile film making techniques that we dont do as often anymore in favor of visual flare, but theyre amazing for what they are. With very little, you imply weeks to months of action of these three dudes having business catching ghosts, gaining fame and experience, moves the story forward to its next logical stage, and it saves a LOT on budget. All you need is a few shots here and there, maybe a couple celeb cameos, and some of your cheaper VFX.
@@TheDutchGhostwell i believe the animated show (the real ghostbusters) would show some of it!! Its essentially just a day to day where the ghostbusters go after small ghosts!
Some episodes are here on youtube itself, uploaded by the official channel!!
Makes me wanna play the ghostbusters game again
reissued for ps4!!!
@@justing3299 Xbox has backwards compatibility
I hope it will be canon in the Afterlife.
@@TheATeciak If Jason Reitman respects Dan Akyroyd and Harold Ramis ( which he most likely does ), he won't retcon it. Even if he wanted to, he can't control that.
Remastered, too.
We miss you, Dr Spengler
"I got it, I GOT IT! Peter! Ray!" - Egon
RIP Harold Ramis
The black guy walking away was like "Ho shit! What is this guy getting at?"
xIegionx That wasn't a blackguy. It was one of the producers.Joe Medjuck.
Super987987
lies
Egon's family'll carry on his legacy. He's got two great Grandkids.
@@michaelgreenwood3413 Phoebe and Trevor!
"Do you believe in UFO's, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trans mediums, the loch ness monster, and the theory of Atlantis?"
Love how Jeanine says those things and how bored she looks.
well, she's been running 2 weeks with no sleep
If there's a steady paycheck in it I'll believe anything you say
That's whats so great about this movie. The theme is epic, fantastic, astounding, and supernatural, but the ones running the show are regular people. Working class, schlubby hustler's, and obsessive nerds, all over worked and just trying to keep the lights on.
@@matthewmedina7874 Anyone would believe anything if the price is right.
Yes, absolutely. I also read some books from 'Ray's Occult' bookshop too.
RIP Harold Ramis and Casey Kasem
Rip prince, too
Roadvirus1 And David Bowie.
And Carrie Fisher.
RIP Buster Jones
RIP Stan Lee
Rest up Harold Ramis, Casey Kasem, and now also Larry King...legends, all. Thanks for all you fellas gave us over the years.
Idk Casey and Larry. Who did they act?
Well said that man.
@@sonamytmnt9783 Larry king was the first reporter and then was a show host later and Casey was the second one and the original actor for norville shaggy Rogers of scooby doo
Ivan Reitman has died as well.
@@carlbirtles4518 yes, sad.
I am so glad Ernie Hudson was in this film. Winston is my favourite Buster.
If you Seen GB Afterlife then you know Winston Became a Millionaire. He Brought Back the Firehouse & Most likely will re-open it for a New Ghostbusters Team. Something like that is Explored in the Upcoming Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed Video Game & More so in Next Years Ghostbusters Firehouse Movie.
The older I get the more he becomes my favorite
I think the role was made for Eddie Murphy; and Now I'm GLAD that Mr. Murphy turned it down! Ernie Hudson NAILED the Winston Zeddemore role!
3:08
Gives a whole new meaning to “busting makes me feel good”
I crack my ass out of laughing every time I see Ray's face when he gets his gear blown...
SHES PULLING HIS COCK OUT
He took ghost busting to a new level
@@vanguardRailgun924 "bustin' makes me feel good!" - ray parker junior
@@keiko909me walking to the toilet:
He Bust SOMETHING...just not a ghost...
HECK, MY GRANDMA USED TO SPIN YARNS ABOUT A SPECTRAL LOCOMOTIVE THAT WOULD *ROCKET* PAST THE FARM WHERE SHE GREW UP
ikr lol
Note the bearded guy in the background...he was just an extra that stayed in camera when he shouldn't have.
thomas the tank engine hahahahaahahahaha
@@williamshaw9047 That guy was so random hahahaha
William Shaw the Director~ GET OFF THE SET YA BUMM
A focused, non-terminal, repeating phantasm, or a class 5 full-roaming vapor. A real nasty one, too.
Yeah its one of my farts ;)
I always loved how Aykroyd said this line with such passion and knowledge. Ray Stantz is indeed the heart of the team!
👻 lol!
John Christen w76
AKA Slimer.
Casey Kasem: Still making headlines all across the country, the Ghostbusters are at it again. This time, at the fashionable dance club, "The Rose." The boys in gray slugged it out with a pretty pesky poltergeist, then stayed on to dance the night away with some of the lovely ladies who witnessed the disturbance. This is Casey Kasem. Now, on with the countdown.
+TheRobobuck Larry King: Hi, this is Larry King. The phone-in topic Today: "Ghosts and Ghostbusting." The controversy builds, more sightings are reported, some maintain that these professional paranormal eliminators in New York are the cause of it all.
+TheRobobuck Sheesh, we get Kasem in this film and he doesn't even make one reference to Scooby Doo! A simple 'Zoinks' would've sufficed!
The Atlantic: do ghosts have human rights?
SHAGGY! :D
Rip Larry King and carey kasem
3:06 Bustin makes him feel good.
I ain't afraid of NO SLEEP.
That would be the line if the lyrics kept going at that exact scene.
@@crazyrabbits i ain't afraid of NO BED
I ain't afraid of no unzipped pants from girl ghost
@@matthewsmith3078 Something did that, added the vocal version to the scene...when he gets his Ghost-Love it's EXACTLY when it says "Busting makes me feel good!"
Thank you, Larry King, for being part of my childhood. Rest in peace.
I live a few blocks from Senn High, Harold Ramis's alma mater. Last summer, I was riding my bike home and I passed Chase Park, where they were showing a movie outside (Chicago Parks has a program where they show movies in the summer) and I heard the line, "Well, there's something you don't see every day" and I instantly knew it was Ghostbusters and the Stay-Puft marshmallow man had just arrived.
When the movie ended, everyone applauded when Ramis's name came up in the final credits.
Wow you were in the movie then!!
He was the speaker for my friends class at UC Santa Cruz in 1999.
If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say.
+John Christen your hired. Dr Raymond Stanz;, Egon Spengler
+John Christen *gives the smoking trap to you* Welcome aboard! :D
Great SCOTT!!!
That's about the only reason Ernie Hudson could possibly have a cameo in the new one.
James007HungerZone Whoo! You kiss your mother with that mouth?
For all those who are against the remake, look at it this way. Whether the movie bombs or is successful doesn't matter, we still have the original to enjoy. Nothing can take that away.
You have a point. But it's disturbing how Hollywood today doesn't give a crap about anything. Just making reboots like there's no tomorrow.
it means you have to pay extra attention when it shows up in TV listings, and hope they list the right one.
I enjoyed the reboot but I think the jokes were to redundant with the gags. I personally think it was cool for them to have a female cast.
You are so right.
Too true.
I like how the video game referenced this scene completely by having Venkman say "Well you should have taken out the extended warranty with us, Sir!" xD
Peter: Sir, if you check the fine print on our invoice-
Egon: InVOICES.
@@Dr.Gaming98
Peter: Right, *chuckle* invoices you’ll see your warranty on rehaunting expired sometime ago, you should have took the extended service agreement…
Which scene was it?
WE CAME WE SAW WE KICKED ITS ASS
How about, "We came we saw and we kicked butt."
Also at 2:51, that's actually a shot from a deleted scene where he and Winston were actually on assignment at an old castle that is shown to tourists. This was where they were when Peter and Egon met the gatekeeper and key master.
I think ivan retmans found a tape of that scene this year. hopefuly we'll see that some time soon
I think will get to see the whole scene when the ultimate collection comes out
@@DafyddBrooks RIP Ivan Reitman
1:25 Peter and Ray's reward for catching the Chinatown ghost: Two whole roast ducks. Yum!
Peking duck
I love the hat Ray wears
As a kid, I thought the guy was saying “ducky, ducky, ducky”
This is why this movie is such a classic masterpiece, you can actually see that they take their stuff seriously and do jokes whenever is convenient for them, not just because.
And they're even ingenious jokes that would make everyone laugh.
For example Winston's answers about believing in anything.
2:04 Shaggy Rogers talking on ghosts and doesn’t get scared?!? My mind is blown! XD
Zoinks!
Ruh Roh!!
AWESOME! Best moment EVER!
That makes me want to see a Ghostbusters/Scooby-Doo crossover! Won't that be fun, seeing the Ghostbusters and Mystery Inc. bust ghosts and other supernatural creatures together?
@@KeeferJ IKR?
And I'm just sitting here, contemplating that article from _The Atlantic._ "The Politics of the Next Dimension: Do Ghosts Have Civil Rights?"
They don't, no, civil rights by definition only apply to the living, because up to this point, it was assumed that whatever happened in the afterlife would stay there.
That’s some damn good parody.
I think that if the laws were to be adapted all ghosts would be deemed insane rather than guilty for their crimes
Inflation adjusted-
1984 - $5,000
2021 - $12,500
2:05 now I want a crossover with Scooby Doo and Ghostbusters.
No pokemon
@@icyfairlaneproductions3440 that wouldn’t make sense
@@jared2879I feel like the Pokeball was based off of the Ghostbusters ghost trap
Supernatural beat them too it. I'd definitely be interested in a Animated crossover with Sam and Dean, Scooby-Doo, and the "Real" Ghostbusters. Lol
After years and years watching this movie, I never noticed Egon signaling Peter how much the cost would be during this video. He throws up a 4 (4K dollars) and then 1 finger (1k dollars)
He was always cut out of the TV edit that I watched a million times. I didn't notice that until I got the widescreen DVD.
I love when Winston comes in....no idea he will take part in saving the world
But, he was worthy. He’s now a legend among the amazing men that is THE GHOSTBUSTERS.
@@multiverse_media2023yep and now he’s the boss of them.
2:04-2:20 forever has my heart because Casey Kasem is an absolute legend, and was such a huge part of so many childhoods, including mine. Iconic OG voice of Shaggy, and innumerable weekly radio music countdowns...rest easy, sweet angel.
His wife appears in the movie as the tall blonde woman who dances with Louis at his party.
@@williamshaw9047
Holy crap, that was his wife!? She looked gorgeous!
Anyone else recall where they were the day we lost Harold Ramis? I’ll never forget it-the day started out great for hubby and I; however, by early that afternoon, things had gotten bad, and were still that way when we got home. As hubby was carrying on out in the kitchen about what had upset him, I came back here to the bedroom, and hopped on Twitter, only to be greeted with the news that Harold was gone. That day up to that point is burned into my brain...rest easy, Spengs-we love and miss ya. See ya on the other side.
No... I know I was heartbroken though... I remember a lot... I was alone while my family was on vacation when Paul died... I was visiting my partner for the holidays when Carrie died... I was driving to work when I heard about Robin... I was just sitting at my computer checking the news the moment we heard about all heard about Chester.
Leonard, I was legitimately sitting at home just thinking about things... and I wasn't sad... I miss him, but... he set alight millions of candles in the wake of his one.
Fun fact, in the IDW series the Hotel more than made back their money paying for the Ghostbusters. Everyone wanted to be in the Ghostbusters' first hunt
I never noticed that Egon subtly signals to Venkman how much the trapping will cost. But it makes sense he would know the total of the bill while leaving actual negotiating to Venkman
Top 5 greatest movies of all time
Along with The Godfather, Amadeus, Groundhog Day, and Goodfellas
Downton 654 hey don’t forget back to the future
@@sladertater
And Jaws.
And Raiders of the Lost Ark.
And Jurassic Park.
2:03 - "Still making headlines all across the country, the Ghostbusters are at it again. This time, at the fashionable dance club, the Rose. The boys in gray slugged it out with a pretty pesky poltergeist and stay on to dance the night away with some of the lovely ladies who witness the disturbance. This is Casey Kasem, now on the countdown." LOL
Okay, I'm not sure if it was the most hilarious coincidence or if they made it work out this way on purpose, but the part where the ghost... _a-hems_ in Ray's dream and he rolls off the bed is the point where Ray Parker, Jr. would sing "Bustin' makes me feel good!" in the original song. I never realized this until just now and now this is even funnier to me.
rip Harold ramis
R.I.P. Larry King who has a cameo at 1:38.
R.I.P Larry King 1933-2021 He will be remember on Ghostbusters 🙏
RIP Harold Ramis
11/21/1944 - 02/24/2014
RIP Ivan Reitman (1946)_(2022)
The ghostbusters will always be remembered
Rip Harold ramis you will always be remembered
3:12 if they kept the lyrics going, that moment would be the part where Ray Parker Jr sings “Bustin’ makes me feel good”.
RIP
Larry King
(1933-2021)
The ghostbusters never captured the dream ghost
Nah, Ray kept her free for return visits.
@@ShadowSonic2 yes indeed and the dream ghost never spoke
The doorman's face between Egon and Peter while they are discussing the cost of the entrapment.
2:08 fun fact Ghostbusters year one issue 3 reveals the events of the night club case and in that issue Egon says he dances like a god
In Memory of Harold Ramis (1944-2014) & Larry King (1933-2021)
And director Ivan reitman
"No job is too big! No fee is too big!"
A Casey Kasem cameo. "Zoinks! Like, the gost is really Old Man Witherspoon, Scoob!"
I wish Ghostbusters was an actual job, I'd love to have a job like this.
I know. Also, if that technology could exist in the 1980s, then why doesn’t it now lol.
R.I.P. Larry King (1933-2021)
I can't believe it took me this long to notice Dana was restringing her cello.
I just figured it out now. I thought it was a completely random scene with a person we then never saw again.
I didn't realize that until now I'm wondering if it may have been cut from full screen versions on vhs
the Real ghostbusters
1 of my top 5 childhood movies!!!
Great film!!! This is my all-time clip of montage and theme song
Janine's "interview" makes me wonder how many previous job seekers took off after she asked those questions.
sonrouge Either that or she’s thinking, “This is all bullshit and we both know it”. Or she’s just dead tired.
None actually. In the “Ghostbusters: International” mini series comics, they were holding job interviews for some more help and Janine made a comment that the last time they did open interviews, it was just Winston who showed up.
@@leahryan5560 there's also the Ghostbusters game where you play the Rookie. and you got specifically hired to test all the prototype gear XD
2:15 - 2:20 Ridleys thinking like "I bet those wimps couldn't handle a Xenomorph"
I don't know, one full power stream from the Proton Pack would likely make short work of Xenomorphs, especially since ordinary firearms are also more than sufficient to take care of them
Ripley*
Also yeah the proton streams would definitely demolish a xenomorph. On top of that, the heat of the proton streams would likely instantly cauterize the wounds, preventing the acidic blood from spilling out
"Ok dont look directly at the trap"
"I look at the trap ray"
2:03 Casey Kasem cameo (if you heard him in American Top 40)
Ghost Cops.
Ghost Stoppers.
Ghost Blasters.
They’re the only... Ghostbusters.
They're the best, They're the Beautiful! They're the ONLY.......Ghostbusters!
THEY'RE BACK! :D
"Is it just a mist or does it have arms and legs?" Hahahahaaaa... Love that line from Janine! ^^
After my gf watched this for the first time, and saw Ray's dream scene she was like, this is for kids?!😮🤣🤣🤣
Did anybody notice the voice on the radio..didn't he sound familiar? It was Casey Kasem AKA the original Shaggy
Yes, an awesome voice actor and an awesome DJ.
A artist was died in 2014: Casey Kasem, He passed away June 15th, he had 82. He was the Countdown Radio Show host in the Montage.
I know. And he will be missed.
1:32.... RIP Larry King
Always remember them, bless those four men who gave us the best movie ever, also I think ray had what I like to call a "wet dream like a river flowing”
Fun Fact: Both shots of the trio walking with the Atlantic magazine cover and of Venkman discussion no job and fee too big originally followed the first capture in the hotel.
ForceMaximus84 that was some simple but great editing to make it look like the boys were getting big
RIP Harold Ramis, Ivan Reitman, Larry King, and Casey Kasem
I’ve seen this movie a few dozen times and I never noticed Egon signaling to Venkman how much to charge. I was always watching Bill Murray.
That cover for The Atlantic tho 😂
Egon looks like he's about to call that ghost a wise-guy and poke him in the eyes lol
1:00. This is the full paragraph report the reporter here gives in the novelisation of Ghostbusters by Larry Milne:
“Thank you, Roger. Everybody’s heard ghost stories around the campfire. Heck, my grandma used to spin yarns about a spectral locomotive that used to rocket past the farm where she grew up. Now, as if some unseen authority had suddenly given permission, thousands of people are talking about encounters they claim to have had with ghosts”
I don't care how old you are. The three of them running down the block at 2:02 to 2:10 you know they had to feel so freaking cool! Every kid wanted to be there with them at that moment.
Who else came here because of the sad Larry King news?
Me :(
They initially asked Eddie Murphy to play Winston, but he had already signed on to do BHC at that point. That’s the kind of deal where there are no losers. Not the studios, not the actors/ crews, not the fans. No one
I always imagine the family from the poltergeist movies needed to call THEM!!!😁
Someone did a fanfic about that!
@@ShadowSonic2 Oh okay
Bill at the beginning secretly doing up the bill with Egon lol
Easiest interview and job acceptance ever.
Bill Murray is the actor who plays the character of Bill Murray in ghost busters and Zombieland
God, what a time to be alive
I remember hearing from the director’s commentary that scene where they’re running in front of the swimming statue, they actually couldn’t be there so that’s why they’re actually running lol
Bruh still one of my favorite films series the scene when the spectre unstraps stantz’s pants is hilarious as fuck as always
And it was all a dream. Or a wet dream in this case. Or I guess a wet nightmare would be best to describe it
RIP Larry King
When I saw this movie with my family at a Florida theatre in 1984, the biggest laugh by far came from the "how is Elvis and have you seen him lately?" line. The audience was laughing so hard at that we didn't hear anything of the film for a solid minute.
Every goddamn line is pure gold
FACTS
When she's attacked in apartment it's still scary. The claws coming out of the chair.
It's more frightening. It's your home, you're safe in your favorite chair.....I'm surprised I can't think of any movies that ripped it off.
🎵If there somthin strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?🎵If there’s somethin weird and it don’t look good who you gonna call?🎵
They don't make 'em like this anymore.
No! They never made it like this!
1:35 RIP Larry King 1933-2021, he made a special appearance in this montage! :D
never realized it until now...his appearance also foreshadows Walter Peck, if you think about King's report stating that critics think Ghostbusting is just a scam.
I only recently saw The Atlantic cover: "Do ghosts have civil rights?" LOL!
So clever to bring in all the big names of the day and the magazine covers and yet somehow you are left with a hanging sense of doom as you see Winston enter the building and begin his interview. A portent of things to come.
That ray dreams was personal
I noticed each Ghostbuster has their preferred ghost detection device.
Ray usually uses the Ecto-goggles though as we see, all of the founding three used it and helped design and build them along with the rest of the equipment.
Egon usually isn't far from a PKE Meter though again, all four have used it and with Ray and Peter designed and built it in the first place.
Peter uses the Ghost Sniffer as we see earlier as his preferred detection device though he's used all the other equipment and most likely had a hand in making it with Ray and Egon, though the technical side of Ghostbusting is not his forte. He can probably do basic maintenance and very basic repairs to the packs, neutrona wands and traps if he absolutely had to. The more sensitive stuff like the detection devices and Containment Unit he wisely leaves to Ray and Egon.
Winston likes the aurasensor as we saw him use in Ghostbusters 2 and of course well versed in the use of the other equipment and likely equals Peter's skill in its maintenance and repairs: the basics
Egon usually uses the PKE Meter th
In the comics, Winston uses a small proton gun attached to his proton pack instead of the actual neutrona wand.
1:45 The only time we see Venkman wearing the ecto-goggles in any of the movies
THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY
2:18 wait.. Casey Kasem as in the original voice of shaggy?