@@tanelviil9149 She was born in the 90s. Most of the jokes that go over her head are intended for people who were at least 25 in 1984, i.e. born before 1970. Fortunately most of the jokes in Ghostbusters are timeless.
"Who's He-Man?" I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.
Tbh I would have been 12 or 13 when this film came out, and I remember wondering why these kids were clamouring for He-Man at that point in time. The kids of 1989 had already largely moved on to other toy/cartoon properties like the Ninja Turtles. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe had been more of an early to mid-80s fad, so it always felt like an out-of-touch adult had written the birthday scene. However, while it already came across as a dated reference to a 13-year old me back then, at least audiences of the time still actually knew who He-Man was. I know Mattel has tried to bring it back a few times now, even recently on Netflix, but I guess MotU hasn't quite established enough of a historical foothold in pop culture to be more widely known amongst the generations after Gen-X.
Actually He-Man is a Filmation property and it might be a swipe at them. But more appropriately at time both He-Man and the Real Ghostbusters were on in the same time slot, and Real Ghostbusters was more popular than He-Man. So those kids are out of touch.
Fun fact: The birthday party kid that said his dad said they were full of crap is Jason Reitman. He is the son of director Ivan Reitman and just directed the upcoming Ghostbusters: Afterlife
@@tanelviil9149 if you dont really know what youre getting into a lot of jokes will fly over your head. especially with todays audiences where comedy's are just full of movie references and fart jokes
@@BeeWhistler she ain't under 30. I'm 33 and she's older than me. And yea comedy movies are terrible and movie audiences have dumbed down. Last time I went to a theater half of it was full of phone lights and someone saying "ugh this movies boring" because there was actual plot going on
You've hit on a good observation in pointing out that this movie is more kid-friendly than the original. A big reason for that is that in the 5 years that passed between the first and second films, the television series, "The Real Ghostbusters" had a very successful run as a children's half-hour animated show. Columbia Pictures came to the conclusion that kids were a huge part of the Ghostbusters audience, and crafted the second film accordingly.
More kid friendly in some ways, certainly. But there are also some seriously frightening moments in this that sometimes get ignored. I seem to remember a bunch of heads on spikes in the railway tunnel...
@@Don-ol8ze I actually watched both movies as a kid, and I was much less scared after first then second one. I literally was awake almost whole night staring in one old painting that we have in apartment that looks very similar as Vigos painting. And stared in it waited that Vigo comes out of it. BUT I LOVED that movie..... and watched it several times. But loved it. And know both those movies in and out. And I was barely 13 when I watched them.
He-Man is Adam, Prince of Eternia, defender of the secrets of Castle Grayskull. Cringer, is his fearless friend. Fabulous secret powers were revealed to him the day he held aloft his magic sword and said "By the power of Grayskull, I have the power!" Cringer became the mighty BattleCat and he became He-man, the most powerful man in the universe. Only three others share this secret: his friends the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms and Orko. Together they defend Castle Grayskull from the evil forces of Skeletor. Great reaction by the way and please watch Young Frankenstein.
The scene on the building ledge still makes my stomach clench. I can only imagine the horror of a mother watching her baby take his first steps on that ledge. If not for the ghost, Oscar would've fallen for sure.
Seeing Rick with the baby and saying he practised with his hamster reminded me of just how Rick put everything on the backburner live film-wise to ensure he was there for his kids when his wife passed. Little Shop of Horrors will let you see him sing.
_"Soon, the world will be mine and Vigo's.... Mostly Vigo's."_ 10 year old me picked up on that line when I saw it in theater and I've been using it, since. 😂
@@randall-king She HAS to react to the alternate ending too though. And she would also love other horror-comedies like Gremlins, Tremors and Arachnophobia.
3:31 "Does he ever mention me?" "No!" *proceeds to gauge if that hurtful answer changes the environment around her* It took me over 25 years to notice that joke.
I'm a huge Ghostbusters fan, and I've seen this movie hundreds of times, including in theaters in 89, and I never caught that! I always noticed him scan her, but never connected that.
Dan and Harold both wrote the scripts for Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2 and Ghostbusters: The Videogame (which was considered by many to be Ghostbusters 3 until Ghostbusters: Afterlife came out).
True. Brian Doyle-Murray. I addition to this one, he's actually appeared in several movies with his brother including Caddyshack, Scrooged, and Groundhog Day, among others.
"Please stop using the baby as a prop in this movie!" Sorry to say Cassie, but that's THE ENTIRE MOVIE lol Also, Pete Venkman is like that friend who you're like "He's a asshole, but he's OUR asshole"
and then "Who's He-Man??"...egads. Well I know she's MUCH younger than I but still... Looking forward to the rest of her reaction as I'm only 2:44 in and she's already "excited". I hope she doesn't mind creepy eyes on paintings... lol
@@Malryth I love Cassie to death, but we seriously have to introduce her to more 80's culture :D Ready Player One was like reliving my childhood in VR lol, I still have my Atari 2600 kickin around somewhere
One scene nobody talks about that is a good example of Ramis’ underrated acting: when Ray and Egon are insulting the slime, Egon criticizes its scientific properties, then proudly glances up at the others as if to say “wow, I BURNED that slime!” “You’re nothing but an unstable short chain molecule!” “You have a weak electrochemical bond!” *glances up with a smug smirk*
For more Rick Moranis hilarity, I highly at this stage recommend you watch "Space Balls". It was released only 4 years after the original Star Wars trilogy, and you've watched those now, so you'd get the references. Rick Moranis' lines in the "Ludicrous Speed" scene are hilarious.
I know Cassie has seen Alien, but has she seen Planet of the Apes? Because there's a big joke at the climax that falls totally if you've never seen the original PotA.
@@hendrikscheepers4144 Thanks, just fixed it. I'd previously Googled the spelling of the term before my initial post, and had accidentally copied & pasted the incorrect one (the entertainer instead of the actual word). BTW, I only just noticed that this same scene is not only where Elon Musk got the idea for the term "Ludicrous Mode", which is in certain Tesla models, but also where he got the idea to call the 3-motor, fastest-accelerating version of the Model S the "Plaid".
@@wolfofthewest8019Luckily, even if you haven't seen any of the PotA movies, as I hadn't back when I first watched Spaceballs a number of times during the first few years following its release, the vast vast majority of the comedic references throughout the movie you could still follow. I'd still recommend watching Spaceballs shortly after this current scary-movie month, fresh off the heels of Cassie having seen the Star Wars original trilogy for the first time a couple weeks back.
Funny thing about Ghostbusters II.... two key sub plots were cut down and shoved into the montage. The first is Louis and Slimer where Louis tries to bust him in the firehouse (Part of this is seen during the montage when Louis sees Slimer eating his lunch, and also during the end credits where Slimer is credit, that clip is of Louis seeing the spud in a mirror he has set up to look behind himself while wearing a proton pack).... and other is Vigo possessing Ray when he is taking readings while Peter is taking pictures, after the leave the museum, what we were supposed to see was Ray going nuts and wildly driving the ECTO-1A, the only clip of this is during the montage when you see Peter looking concerned while wearing the same clothes he wore when taking the photos. This entire sub plot would have tied into why Vigo so easily possessed Ray at the end of the movie
Peter MacNicol is criminally underrated. He was great in this, he STOLE "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" with his dead-on Dwight Frye, and he's definitely in the Top 3 Doc Ocks.
@@alphatrion100 He-Man appeared in 1982 , i do remember those toys , never got one , i am 50 so i was 11 year old when He Man started . Computers hit market at same time so few years later it was computer games that were interesting not He Man toys .
Unfortunately, soon after this movie, Harold Ramos, Egon, directed Bill Murray in Groundhog's Day. They fought and disagreed so much it destroyed their relationship. They didn't repair their relationship until Ramos was on his death bed.
Yeah, for all the likeability of his characters, Murray was often a nightmare to work with. Didn't he throw a producer in a lake on the set of "What about Bob?" (great movie, btw! Richard Dreyfuss as the straight-man to Murray's absurdism. Dreyfuss does infuriated frustration really well)?
- That is really too bad as I am sure #3 would have been great they were all so good together in the first two movies, and what is even sadder in my opinion, is that only 3 of them were alive when they made the "New Remake" where each of them got to do a cameo, but sadly not the 4th member of their team.
6:03 Egon: "I think they're more interested in my epididymis." Epididymis: The long, coiled tube that stores sperm and transports it from the testes. Jesus Christ, Egon!
@@synaesthesia2010 True but i doubt most people would know what an Epididymis is. I looked it up just out of curiosity and realized just the kind of sense of humor Egon actually had.
@@wolfkniteX Reminds me of the season 6 Simpsons joke when Nelson tells Bart his epidermis is showing. Then Bart falls off the diving board, breaks his leg and Nelson says, "See, epidermis means your hair. That's what makes it so funny. Pardon me a moment. Ha, ha!"
Peter Macnichol in this always killed me, with that accent.. So funny.. His performance in this is so under rated. I forgot Bill Murrays older brother plays the Dr. for the insane asylum. Man I haven't watched this in many years.. so fun..
Janosz holds a special place in my heart. To this very day, people in my family still call trivial things a "Buzzing of flies!" just because of this dude.
Lol the reason the “Ghost are back” Is cause of the slime that’s producing them” which if you play the 2009 “ghostbusters video game” they expand on the lore were the slime was being pumped into the sewer system from “shandor island” the architect who was mentioned in the original movie, who was worshiping “Gozer”…“which in the game was a under water castle island” connecting the first and second film together which is a reason alot consider the game the actual “ghostbusters 3” film having all the actual actors and crew back together for the last time… aswell as being written by Harold Ramis and Dan Akyroyd again…
My cousins taped this off HBO for me and it didn't leave my VCR for a solid month. I opened my piggy bank and bought myself the soundtrack, bought the comics and started pining for a GB3. Now that I'm older I understand why GB2 isn't as favored since it follows the same story structure as the first but I still love it. The jokes are great, the ghosts are awesome and the soundtrack is still an absolute bop.
Oh yeah, Bobby Brown, 1980s boppin. The song "On Our Own" came out when I was a fourth grader, and my classmates and I would sing it at recess. It was simply too cool to me as a 10-year-old in the '80s.
The family-friendly thing is a good catch. Between this movie and the first one, there was an animated show called The Real Ghostbusters (that's a whole thing about an old Filmation show) and this movie was changed to be closer in fit to that, even going so far as to have Ernie Hudson (Winston) shave his mustache because the Winston character in the cartoon was clean shaven.
I agree, it was actually pretty excellent for a cartoon. My favorite episode was always the one where the subway tunnels and subway cars were haunted. It was actually suspenseful.
@BattleAngelFan "Bionic 6" was another one, which seemed to me back then to have the best animation of any cartoon on broadcast T.V. in the U.S. at the time. Some of the episodes were lame, but many were quite excellent. And, totally '80s! "Mega-bummer, man!"
Did I enjoy this reaction? Is the atomic weight of cobalt, 58.9? I agree with Cassie that the sequel is not as good as the first movie but is still really enjoyable with some great laughs, with Bill Murray once again providing most of them. I was a bit disappointed that the potential romance between Egon and Janine that was hinted at in the first movie was not followed up, but Janine's and Louis' make-out session was very funny. I do like how tall Egon's hair was in this one. You're correct, Cassie, in assuming that the sequel was more kid friendly. By this time, _The Real Ghostbusters_ Saturday morning cartoon (which I never missed, as a kid) was a huge hit. One noticeable difference is how several of the characters smoked in the original film, whereas none of them smoked in the sequel.
there were some deleted scenes in this movie including dan Aykroyds character being possessed by Vigo and driving around but not much else was told about that
I grew up watching the ghostbusters movies, my mom introduced me to them as a kid and have loved the franchise ever since! RIP Mom Thank you for reacting to both movies Cassie.
Yup. I was reading through the comments to see if anybody else had put that in. Definitely Time Bandits. And just about every other Terry Gilliam film, for that matter.
I distinctly remember seeing this in the theater with my mom and sister. I was around 10 at the time. It stands out because we found out that our cat had kittens underneath our parent's bed when we got home. We didn't even know she was pregnant. Also, I was curious what happened to the baby in the movie since this came out-if he was still acting. Turns out one of the brothers who played the baby (since it's played by twins) committed suicide a few years ago. 😢
That this was more family friendly is actually a very good observation. It was made that way because in 89 when this movie came out there was a really popular cartoon based on the first movie (That ran all the way til 92, I believe) They wanted the fans of that to be able to watch this movie. That's why the Slimer ghost is like the Ghostbusters pet and roaming the firehouse freely, as he was "adopted" by the team in the cartoon. Also, the kid that talks to Ray and Winston about them being frauds is Jason Reitman, the son of the director. Jason is directing the new movie that will come out later this year. Great reaction!
2:42 - He-Man was an 80s cartoon superhero that kids watched all the time. It was an at-the-time extremely successful franchise that created a spinoff series that was also very successful for its time. The villain was a wizard named Skeletor, who is still one of my top 5 favorite skeletons.
Fun fact about the restaurant scene is that the man in the suit who gets slimed by Dan Aykroyd is the first true Ghostbusters fan. He built his own proton pack and suit before the original film came out and showed up at a theater in LA in full costume. He was approached by executives from Sony and hired to do events as Ray Stantz. He did birthday parties for little kids (myself included in 1988!) and so the party scene at the beginning is because of him. He hired three friends to play the other Ghostbusters
He-Man is the main character from the long running Masters of the Universe franchise, which was hugely popular with kids in the 80s. There was a cartoon in 83, a girls spin-off in 85, a movie in 87, a spinoff in 89, a reboot in 2002, and TWO new cartoon series in 2021.
The young people probably know him better as the meme where cartoon He-man sings that crappy Cher song "And I say Hey-yeah-yay-yeah, I said hey, what's going on!"
I always thought it was weird to use He-man here, the franchise was pretty much dead in 1989. I know I was 13. He-man was more of an early 80s thing. It probably should have been Nintendo or Mario Bros. Something like that.
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You didn't need to bring to attention anything from 2021… DELETE THE 2021's PART FROM THE LAST SENTENCE. 🤣
it might have already been answered. but the reason for the change in tone to more kid friendly was because of the cartoon show 'the real ghostbusters' in between the 2 films the cartoon came out and was huge. and the whole ghostbusters property was more family friendly. so the tone of ghostbusters 2 (which i still love) is a lot lighter, also the look for janine is straight from the cartoon. and slimer is kinda their pet/mascot who hangs around the firehouse lol. so he's a lot more harmless in the 2nd film. any who, you're great. thank you.
@@wolf99000 The news I keep heating is how the new GB:Afterlife is 'problematic' because it erases the all female one, and is pandering to the fans without any of the woke messaging... roughly translated, it should be pretty good :D!
Just wanted to leave a comment, I was having a bit of a panic attack tonight, and i tend to watch stuff I’m nostalgic for and landed on your videos watching ghostbusters. It was really fun to see someone so positive watching it for the first time, these movies mean the world to me. Brought me back down to earth, thank you
This is why I love watching your reactions Cassie. You go into each movie with no preconceived notions of what a film should be and you let your own emotions and enjoyment decide how you feel about the movie. I have always disliked the negativity surround Ghostbusters 2. The original set an incredibly high watermark, and it was going to be impossible to meet it. Ghostbusters 2 came out in 1989, a blockbuster year for films; including Batman and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and so it faced an uphill battle. A lot of the criticism stems from the perception that the cast seems bored (which I've never felt), and how the villain is almost nonexistent. As to that, Gozer shows up in the last 5 minutes of the original and is hardly a threat, yet few complain about that. These movies aren't necessarily about the story or the villian, they are about these wonderful characters and the friendship they share. The story simply exists to hang the hat of those relationships on. Anyhow, I just feel this was a wonderful movie to end the 1980s and encapsulates what New York was experiencing at the end of that decade. Both Ghostbusters films are special to me and I cherish them both.
Great you got my favourite scene 18:15: Pete to Dana: The guys are going down the sewer to check for slime. Egon thinks there may be a huge surge in cockroach breeding. Do you want to blow off this dinner thing, and go with them? Dana: < Gives him a frosty look> Taxi! Pete to the Guys: Women! 🤣🤣
25:33, The Ghostbusters are basically super heros. They're the only ones with the knowledge and the tech to do the job. And yes, the second movie was more family friendly. thats because of the success of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon. The studio was trying to lure in more families and children, which is understandable, but it was definitely less scary but still very enjoyable.
That painting of Prince Vigo von Homburg Deutschendorf is so damn epic. Also, he doesn't even necessarily 'look' evil. He looks very strong, noble and quite the honorable warrior! ... It sucks that he in fact, LOOKS LIKE my DAD. LOL!
The little boy who says "my dad says you are full of crap and that is why you went out of business" is Jason Reitman the Son of Ivan Reitman the Director of Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, These days Jason Reitman has grown up to be the Director of Ghostbusters Afterlife
The birthday party scene was inspired by a guy named Peter Mosen, who showed up to the theater in full, homemade gear for the first movie. He was contracted by Sony to do birthday parties in the '80s, and my mom got him for my 6th birthday party. He and a friend showed up as Ray and Egon. He is the man Ray throws slime on in the restaurant.
You should check out the Ghostbusters Video Game 👻🚫 to many of us fans it was considered as Part 3 because all the main cast returns and the story combines elements from Ghostbusters 1 & 2 the game was remastered not to long ago and it looks great 👍 😁
It's a cartoon from 40 years ago. You're old, mate. Sorry. If it helps, so are a lot of us. It's a big part of the whole "reaction" genre; people who know these movies getting to see them again through the fresh eyes of a younger generation. If you really want to feel old, there's a "cultural context" checklist that one of the Ivy League universities publishes every year at the start of the new academic term, where they note, for example, the things the incoming freshman class has never known (it started as a way to help orient profs, but has become its own thing). This year, one of those things would probably be a world without Facebook. That's never existed in their experience. The concept is purely abstract to them.
@@sweetkiss119 How familiar are you with pop-culture figures from a decade before your birth? Why do you think someone who hasn't seen a lot of much-more modern classics would be scouring Netflix for a show that was only not criminal at the time because Reagan made it legal to broadcast kids' shows that were unabashed toy commercials that didn't even pretend to be at all educational? Sorry, mate; 40 is old. The culture is very clear on this. Homer Simpson was originally created as 35 because his writers saw that as impossibly ancient. I'm 40 myself, so don't feel too bad, but also don't be surprised when your opinions on pop-culture aren't exactly coveted by advertisers. Just not how any of this works.
@@sweetkiss119 There's less cowardly ways to cede the point, but with you, I'm thinking I'll take what honesty I can scrounge. Seems to be in very short supply.
@@sweetkiss119 Some day you may learn that, if you're going to ask for the attention of others, you should probably have something worthwhile to offer in exchange. Not today, though, apparently. You have fun not grasping why putting your ego over learning anything will cause you to make the same mistakes over and over. The irony of your immature inability to exhibit self-control servicing your delusion of not being old is not lost.
I’m from the San Fernando Valley and saw this in the theater on opening night. When Venkman threw out that line the whole crowd went completely apeshit.
Ever notice how often Bill Murray's brother Brian Doyle Murray appears in his films? The mom who walked the Ghostbusters into the birthday party also played the police psychiatrist throughout the Lethal Weapon series of movies.
You’re probably ok not watching the Ghostbusters: Answer the Call 2016 movie as it’s not that great, and it doesn’t follow this story. Ghostbusters: Afterlife, however, is coming out next month and is a continuation of this story, albeit 32 years later and deals with Egon’s daughter and grandkids.
Afterlife would be a cool one for her to watch as one of the first current release movies she's ever watched. So far the most recent movie she watched was 2 years old, and then a couple that were 4 years old.
One of the big problems with the 2016 Ghostbusters is that it replays the story structure of the original pretty much beat-for-beat, but with about half again the time added and virtually no extra content besides poorly-edited improv. It makes the whole thing very trying to sit through. Red Letter Media has an excellent analysis.
I love watching your growth into Ghostbusters! I’ve been watching these movies since I was a kid in the 80s and to this day I crack up every time I see them (I was 6 when I saw GB 2). A perfect mix of suspenseful and funny, and timeless! I sure hope you get to the theaters next weekend so see GB Afterlife!
That is exactly what happened. At this point, the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters had been on the air for three years, it was at the height of its popularity, and so the film’s sequel was made to be more kid friendly. The sequel to this one is coming out this November, it’s called Ghostbusters: Afterlife, it looks to be something of a tonal shift as kids find the Ghostbusters’ equipment safely stored away before an emergent threat returns. If you want more of these characters, though, I’d highly recommend checking out the first season if the cartoon show. Not the same actors, but all the characters feel right, and some of the situations feel amazingly accurate to the films. The first episode is a little meh, but it gets really good after that. The other seasons were ruined by a bunch of PR idiots screwing with it, but the first season is solid.
The beauty of the original Ghostbusters movies is that the characters weren't in on the joke. They took it completely seriously, they were just funny people with a business idea of chasing ghosts. The girl remake was a bunch of standup comedians being standups doing joking bits. There wasn't any legitimacy. The original Ghostbusters were real and that made everyone love them. It's among my favorite movies.
The Real Ghostbusters cartoon was insanely popular after the first movie, so its style filtered through to this sequel - if youve never seen it, I can recommend at least the first season or two of the cartoon, the writing is often brilliant and it can be very funny! Its the reason I grew up wanting to be Egon 😅
Hey, as always, great stuff! I'd like to suggest the following movies: *The Godfather *The Godfather Part II *Taxi Driver *Goodfellas *Casino Would love to see your reaction to any or all of these! All are considered classics. Thanks!
This one may have felt more "family friendly" because by this point, the cartoon series The Real Ghostbusters had been a huge hit, lasting multiple seasons and spawning a large line of toys and action figures. So it did feel like they were trying to tap into a similar vibe. You'll notice that Jeanine's hair is much more of a bright red than it was in the first film, and it's probably because the Jeanine in the cartoon had bright red hair. Slimer also returns here as a friendly ghost, as he was featured prominently in the cartoon and eventually became so popular that the focus of the show shifted more toward his adventures, prompting the series to be rebranded as "Slimer And The Real Ghostbusters" in its later seasons.
Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, and Annie Potts are all going to be back in the new movie coming out next month. It looks like a lot of fun from the trailers.
Love the reaction to this and the first one as well. I don't think I've watched anything other than you and your sister for a week since I discovered you guys. You are off the charts adorable.
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"Who's He-Man?" My inner 11 year old self from 1983 is very sad now. If you'll excuse me, I'll grab my cane and hobble my way out, lol.
@@WheresWaldo05 I think back in the day everyone loved He-Man, so much they made a She-Ra just for the girls.
It's ok boomer, I'll help you out. Then we can go get some ice cream. : D
Both He-Man and She-Ra currently have new shows on Netflix. So it's still a contemporary reference!
@@tanelviil9149 She was born in the 90s. Most of the jokes that go over her head are intended for people who were at least 25 in 1984, i.e. born before 1970. Fortunately most of the jokes in Ghostbusters are timeless.
80s kids aren't Boomers; we're late Gen-X'ers/early Millennials.
"Who's He-Man?"
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced.
I fear something terrible has happened.
Tbh I would have been 12 or 13 when this film came out, and I remember wondering why these kids were clamouring for He-Man at that point in time. The kids of 1989 had already largely moved on to other toy/cartoon properties like the Ninja Turtles. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe had been more of an early to mid-80s fad, so it always felt like an out-of-touch adult had written the birthday scene.
However, while it already came across as a dated reference to a 13-year old me back then, at least audiences of the time still actually knew who He-Man was. I know Mattel has tried to bring it back a few times now, even recently on Netflix, but I guess MotU hasn't quite established enough of a historical foothold in pop culture to be more widely known amongst the generations after Gen-X.
you'd better get on with your training.
I simply laughed out loud. I think that was the biggest laugh I got from this vid.
That's blasphemy.
Actually He-Man is a Filmation property and it might be a swipe at them. But more appropriately at time both He-Man and the Real Ghostbusters were on in the same time slot, and Real Ghostbusters was more popular than He-Man. So those kids are out of touch.
"Who's He-Man?"
*Record Scratch*
Suddenly 90% of your audience feels ancient.
I have the power!
Tell me about it🤨
I think an appropriate punishment should be having her react to the "Masters of the Universe" movie
@@pureserenity524 I'd take Dolph Lundgren any day over being forced to sit through Revelations.
@@LockeNarshe Facts!!!
Her: "Who's He-Man?!"
Me: grows another wrinkle.
Fun fact: The birthday party kid that said his dad said they were full of crap is Jason Reitman. He is the son of director Ivan Reitman and just directed the upcoming Ghostbusters: Afterlife
@@tanelviil9149 if you dont really know what youre getting into a lot of jokes will fly over your head. especially with todays audiences where comedy's are just full of movie references and fart jokes
I never realized that that was Jason.
Damn... They CALL him Jason...
it's gonna suck
@@BeeWhistler she ain't under 30. I'm 33 and she's older than me. And yea comedy movies are terrible and movie audiences have dumbed down. Last time I went to a theater half of it was full of phone lights and someone saying "ugh this movies boring" because there was actual plot going on
You've hit on a good observation in pointing out that this movie is more kid-friendly than the original. A big reason for that is that in the 5 years that passed between the first and second films, the television series, "The Real Ghostbusters" had a very successful run as a children's half-hour animated show. Columbia Pictures came to the conclusion that kids were a huge part of the Ghostbusters audience, and crafted the second film accordingly.
And look where that got them.
More kid friendly in some ways, certainly. But there are also some seriously frightening moments in this that sometimes get ignored. I seem to remember a bunch of heads on spikes in the railway tunnel...
@@Don-ol8ze I actually watched both movies as a kid, and I was much less scared after first then second one. I literally was awake almost whole night staring in one old painting that we have in apartment that looks very similar as Vigos painting. And stared in it waited that Vigo comes out of it. BUT I LOVED that movie..... and watched it several times. But loved it. And know both those movies in and out.
And I was barely 13 when I watched them.
As someone who grew up with and loved the animated series like crazy, I'm totes okay with that.
He-Man is Adam, Prince of Eternia, defender of the secrets of Castle Grayskull. Cringer, is his fearless friend. Fabulous secret powers were revealed to him the day he held aloft his magic sword and said "By the power of Grayskull, I have the power!" Cringer became the mighty BattleCat and he became He-man, the most powerful man in the universe. Only three others share this secret: his friends the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms and Orko. Together they defend Castle Grayskull from the evil forces of Skeletor.
Great reaction by the way and please watch Young Frankenstein.
thats a pretty good description, haha
Actually met Skeletor, but had him autograph a picture of Falkor
😂🤣
I read that in cartoon announcer voice 😆 Thanks for that!
I love this answer. 😂
"On a mountain of skulls in the castle of pain I sat on a throne of blood." Vigo is the ultimate death metal fanboy.
"PLEASE STOP USING THE BABY AS A PROP IN THIS MOVIE!"
Well this should be interesting...
The scene on the building ledge still makes my stomach clench. I can only imagine the horror of a mother watching her baby take his first steps on that ledge. If not for the ghost, Oscar would've fallen for sure.
Seeing Rick with the baby and saying he practised with his hamster reminded me of just how Rick put everything on the backburner live film-wise to ensure he was there for his kids when his wife passed.
Little Shop of Horrors will let you see him sing.
"Doooooo....."
"Rayyyyyy......"
"Egonnnn......"
-Legends
R.I.P, 'Egon'.
And no one ever questions where the hell Winston is
💖💖💖 one of the best lines in the movie!!!
Janosz always cracks me up. I want to walk around my colleagues and say: "Everything you're doing is bad. I want you to know this."
_"Soon, the world will be mine and Vigo's.... Mostly Vigo's."_
10 year old me picked up on that line when I saw it in theater and I've been using it, since. 😂
"Eevill?"
If you love Rick Moranis, then "Little Shop Of Horrors" is a guaranteed good time.
Yes! The theatrical cut.
FEED ME!
@@randall-king She HAS to react to the alternate ending too though. And she would also love other horror-comedies like Gremlins, Tremors and Arachnophobia.
Cassie, would love it. It’s got romance 💕💕
all the music sort of annoyed me lol
I love that Ray was doing the same job in Ghostbusters: Afterlife when he picked up the phone ❤ A great trilogy!
3:31
"Does he ever mention me?"
"No!" *proceeds to gauge if that hurtful answer changes the environment around her*
It took me over 25 years to notice that joke.
Nice. I didn’t notice until this comment.
I always noticed him scanning her, but didn't realise it was related to the dialogue until just now.
I'm a huge Ghostbusters fan, and I've seen this movie hundreds of times, including in theaters in 89, and I never caught that! I always noticed him scan her, but never connected that.
@@christphern Same! Wow
LMAO
Cassie, two minutes in: “Please stop using the baby as a prop in this movie!”
Me: “Oh, honey.”
So Dan Aykroyd wrote the Ghostbuster series as a tribute to his family, who actually WERE paranormal enthusiasts. It's actually quite fascinating!
Sure, but Aykroyd himself is also an enthusiast to a looney-tunes degree.
Dan and Harold both wrote the scripts for Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters 2 and Ghostbusters: The Videogame (which was considered by many to be Ghostbusters 3 until Ghostbusters: Afterlife came out).
The doctor in the mental hospital is Bill Murray's brother in real life.
True. Brian Doyle-Murray. I addition to this one, he's actually appeared in several movies with his brother including Caddyshack, Scrooged, and Groundhog Day, among others.
"Please stop using the baby as a prop in this movie!"
Sorry to say Cassie, but that's THE ENTIRE MOVIE lol
Also, Pete Venkman is like that friend who you're like "He's a asshole, but he's OUR asshole"
and then "Who's He-Man??"...egads. Well I know she's MUCH younger than I but still... Looking forward to the rest of her reaction as I'm only 2:44 in and she's already "excited". I hope she doesn't mind creepy eyes on paintings... lol
That friend is my brother.
@@Malryth I love Cassie to death, but we seriously have to introduce her to more 80's culture :D
Ready Player One was like reliving my childhood in VR lol, I still have my Atari 2600 kickin around somewhere
came to comment this lol. And that she really, really, really needs to watch "Speed"
I was that asshole lol
One scene nobody talks about that is a good example of Ramis’ underrated acting: when Ray and Egon are insulting the slime, Egon criticizes its scientific properties, then proudly glances up at the others as if to say “wow, I BURNED that slime!”
“You’re nothing but an unstable short chain molecule!”
“You have a weak electrochemical bond!”
*glances up with a smug smirk*
For more Rick Moranis hilarity, I highly at this stage recommend you watch "Space Balls". It was released only 4 years after the original Star Wars trilogy, and you've watched those now, so you'd get the references. Rick Moranis' lines in the "Ludicrous Speed" scene are hilarious.
I know Cassie has seen Alien, but has she seen Planet of the Apes? Because there's a big joke at the climax that falls totally if you've never seen the original PotA.
@@hendrikscheepers4144 Thanks, just fixed it. I'd previously Googled the spelling of the term before my initial post, and had accidentally copied & pasted the incorrect one (the entertainer instead of the actual word). BTW, I only just noticed that this same scene is not only where Elon Musk got the idea for the term "Ludicrous Mode", which is in certain Tesla models, but also where he got the idea to call the 3-motor, fastest-accelerating version of the Model S the "Plaid".
If anyone can find it 'Strange Brew" is the classic Canadian comedy with Rick Moranis. Based on SCTV characters from the 80's.
@@wolfofthewest8019Luckily, even if you haven't seen any of the PotA movies, as I hadn't back when I first watched Spaceballs a number of times during the first few years following its release, the vast vast majority of the comedic references throughout the movie you could still follow.
I'd still recommend watching Spaceballs shortly after this current scary-movie month, fresh off the heels of Cassie having seen the Star Wars original trilogy for the first time a couple weeks back.
"they've gone plaid"
Funny thing about Ghostbusters II.... two key sub plots were cut down and shoved into the montage. The first is Louis and Slimer where Louis tries to bust him in the firehouse (Part of this is seen during the montage when Louis sees Slimer eating his lunch, and also during the end credits where Slimer is credit, that clip is of Louis seeing the spud in a mirror he has set up to look behind himself while wearing a proton pack).... and other is Vigo possessing Ray when he is taking readings while Peter is taking pictures, after the leave the museum, what we were supposed to see was Ray going nuts and wildly driving the ECTO-1A, the only clip of this is during the montage when you see Peter looking concerned while wearing the same clothes he wore when taking the photos. This entire sub plot would have tied into why Vigo so easily possessed Ray at the end of the movie
Ghostbusters 2 is absolutely underrated, and doesn't deserve anyway near the levels of critique has received. Really pleased you enjoyed it.
I think it improves on 1
It’s true.
I enjoyed it when it came out. But it has aged very well.
Agreed! Some really good bits in this one.
It's better than the original. There, I said it !
Afterlife to wrap it up
Peter MacNicol is criminally underrated. He was great in this, he STOLE "Dracula: Dead and Loving It" with his dead-on Dwight Frye, and he's definitely in the Top 3 Doc Ocks.
"He is Vigo! Yooo ar like the boozing of flahs to heem!"
This movie was worth it for Peter MacNicol alone
Dragonslayer was also really good, if a touch subversive on the story of St. George and the Dragon.
"Everything you're doing is bad. I want you to know this." Probably my favorite quote from any movie!
Yes and "Why are you came?" His character was hilarious
@@laurenherda2415 "The Joyfulness is over!"
"The Upper Wes Seyed." "Why am I drippings with goo?" (Not a quote but the shitty top hand handshake). Legendary weirdo villain.
I'd say Moranis is probably like top 10 nicest people in Hollywood ever.
The fact that he quit to be with his kids when he lost his wife rather than just working more speaks volumes
“Everything you’re doing is bad…I want you to know this…” Such a hilarious character and he was great in the Mr. Bean movie as well 😂
The chemistry these guys have got, I dont think has ever been repeated in movie history, crazy good casting
Cassie: "Who is He-Man?!"
Me: heart attack
It just means she isnt in her 40s
@@alphatrion100 it also means that @Walther *is*. Hence the heart attack.
@@AdmiralJota hahaha yes he reached the heart attack age 🤣
Im 45 myself btw 🤣
Time to add masters of the universe to the watch list !
@@alphatrion100 He-Man appeared in 1982 , i do remember those toys , never got one , i am 50 so i was 11 year old when He Man started .
Computers hit market at same time so few years later it was computer games that were interesting not He Man toys .
Unfortunately, soon after this movie, Harold Ramos, Egon, directed Bill Murray in Groundhog's Day. They fought and disagreed so much it destroyed their relationship. They didn't repair their relationship until Ramos was on his death bed.
Yes, and that's why Ghostbusters 3 was never made with all four guys. Murray only agreed to record his video game lines if he could do it alone.
Yeah, for all the likeability of his characters, Murray was often a nightmare to work with. Didn't he throw a producer in a lake on the set of "What about Bob?" (great movie, btw! Richard Dreyfuss as the straight-man to Murray's absurdism. Dreyfuss does infuriated frustration really well)?
:'(
sad thing! All four are great together! A special memory from our childhood
- That is really too bad as I am sure #3 would have been great they were all so good together in the first two movies, and what is even sadder in my opinion, is that only 3 of them were alive when they made the "New Remake" where each of them got to do a cameo, but sadly not the 4th member of their team.
Sometimes watching a movie with someone else makes me appreciate it more. Watching you watch this made me like it a little better.
30:36 "Why am I drippings with goo?" My favorite line in this whole movie, and it has a lotta great lines.
6:03
Egon: "I think they're more interested in my epididymis."
Epididymis: The long, coiled tube that stores sperm and transports it from the testes.
Jesus Christ, Egon!
Egon had some of the funnier lines in this one
@@synaesthesia2010 True but i doubt most people would know what an Epididymis is. I looked it up just out of curiosity and realized just the kind of sense of humor Egon actually had.
@@wolfkniteX Reminds me of the season 6 Simpsons joke when Nelson tells Bart his epidermis is showing. Then Bart falls off the diving board, breaks his leg and Nelson says, "See, epidermis means your hair. That's what makes it so funny. Pardon me a moment. Ha, ha!"
@@jedijones I think he says "skin", as that's what epidermis is (the outer layer of skin, technically).
It's a very specific and odd anatomical reference to make. I wonder if they just liked the word?
Plot twist: Peter relived this day 12,395 times figuring out how to win Dana back.
Me: "I can't believe she hasn't seen these movies"
"Who is He-man?"
Oh.. OK. I believe it now. 😂👌
When you said “stop using the baby as a prop” I could only laugh, knowing what was coming up.
Peter Macnichol in this always killed me, with that accent.. So funny.. His performance in this is so under rated. I forgot Bill Murrays older brother plays the Dr. for the insane asylum. Man I haven't watched this in many years.. so fun..
I will always remember him as PeeWee from Porky's.
@@clownzzz4837 Different dude. they look a lot alike, but different dude. Dan Monahan played Pee Wee
Everything you’re doing is bad. I want you to know this.
Janosz holds a special place in my heart. To this very day, people in my family still call trivial things a "Buzzing of flies!" just because of this dude.
@@ryant3600 LOL Thanks for the correction.
Lol the reason the “Ghost are back”
Is cause of the slime that’s producing them” which if you play the 2009 “ghostbusters video game” they expand on the lore were the slime was being pumped into the sewer system from “shandor island” the architect who was mentioned in the original movie, who was worshiping “Gozer”…“which in the game was a under water castle island” connecting the first and second film together which is a reason alot consider the game the actual “ghostbusters 3” film having all the actual actors and crew back together for the last time… aswell as being written by Harold Ramis and Dan Akyroyd again…
My cousins taped this off HBO for me and it didn't leave my VCR for a solid month. I opened my piggy bank and bought myself the soundtrack, bought the comics and started pining for a GB3. Now that I'm older I understand why GB2 isn't as favored since it follows the same story structure as the first but I still love it. The jokes are great, the ghosts are awesome and the soundtrack is still an absolute bop.
Oh yeah, Bobby Brown, 1980s boppin.
The song "On Our Own" came out when I was a fourth grader, and my classmates and I would sing it at recess. It was simply too cool to me as a 10-year-old in the '80s.
Big same, that GB2 soundtrack cassette didn't leave my car's tape deck for like a year.
My copy also had Beetlejuice on it. 👍
My son and i still love the movies just as we did back then
soundtrack fuckin slaps bro. On Our Own is my mf jam
The picture scene scared me as a kid and Winston saving them made me real happy.
The family-friendly thing is a good catch. Between this movie and the first one, there was an animated show called The Real Ghostbusters (that's a whole thing about an old Filmation show) and this movie was changed to be closer in fit to that, even going so far as to have Ernie Hudson (Winston) shave his mustache because the Winston character in the cartoon was clean shaven.
Peter MacNicol is the best part of everything he's in.
I loved the cartoon series "The Real Ghostbusters"!
I agree, it was actually pretty excellent for a cartoon. My favorite episode was always the one where the subway tunnels and subway cars were haunted. It was actually suspenseful.
The Real Ghostbusters, for me, was better than GB2.
@BattleAngelFan "Bionic 6" was another one, which seemed to me back then to have the best animation of any cartoon on broadcast T.V. in the U.S. at the time. Some of the episodes were lame, but many were quite excellent. And, totally '80s! "Mega-bummer, man!"
Me too! That's what WB animation should do for the next Scooby-Doo crossover movie.
Extreme Ghostbusters was also pretty good.
Did I enjoy this reaction? Is the atomic weight of cobalt, 58.9?
I agree with Cassie that the sequel is not as good as the first movie but is still really enjoyable with some great laughs, with Bill Murray once again providing most of them. I was a bit disappointed that the potential romance between Egon and Janine that was hinted at in the first movie was not followed up, but Janine's and Louis' make-out session was very funny. I do like how tall Egon's hair was in this one.
You're correct, Cassie, in assuming that the sequel was more kid friendly. By this time, _The Real Ghostbusters_ Saturday morning cartoon (which I never missed, as a kid) was a huge hit. One noticeable difference is how several of the characters smoked in the original film, whereas none of them smoked in the sequel.
there were some deleted scenes in this movie including dan Aykroyds character being possessed by Vigo and driving around but not much else was told about that
since THE BURBS is on the table now, lets see how we can get cassie to watch BLUES BROTHERS and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
The Burbs is an absolute classic.
Blues Brothers is great!
I wonder what she'd think
of the 1960 non-musical
original version of "Little Shop...".
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Is The Burbs officially in the running? Love that movie suggested it last video.
Ah yes Blues Brothers. Over the top car pileups. lol
"Uh oh, spaghetti-o!" That just made me so very happy. 😁 Sweet and wonderful reaction as always, Cassie! You're the best!
Cassie knows that, but doesn't know who He-Man is?
I grew up watching the ghostbusters movies, my mom introduced me to them as a kid and have loved the franchise ever since! RIP Mom
Thank you for reacting to both movies Cassie.
After the success of the animated series 'The Real Ghostbusters' they made this film a lot more kid friendly.
Ok. Hearing the line “pure concentrated evil” made me realize that Time Bandits would be a great reaction movie. If it hasn’t been done already.
Yup. I was reading through the comments to see if anybody else had put that in. Definitely Time Bandits. And just about every other Terry Gilliam film, for that matter.
"One DROP of that stuff will turn you all into hermit crabs!"
I distinctly remember seeing this in the theater with my mom and sister. I was around 10 at the time. It stands out because we found out that our cat had kittens underneath our parent's bed when we got home. We didn't even know she was pregnant. Also, I was curious what happened to the baby in the movie since this came out-if he was still acting. Turns out one of the brothers who played the baby (since it's played by twins) committed suicide a few years ago. 😢
That this was more family friendly is actually a very good observation. It was made that way because in 89 when this movie came out there was a really popular cartoon based on the first movie (That ran all the way til 92, I believe) They wanted the fans of that to be able to watch this movie. That's why the Slimer ghost is like the Ghostbusters pet and roaming the firehouse freely, as he was "adopted" by the team in the cartoon. Also, the kid that talks to Ray and Winston about them being frauds is Jason Reitman, the son of the director. Jason is directing the new movie that will come out later this year. Great reaction!
Even though it's not "horror", "Young Frankenstein" is the hands down, without question, the best horror comedy out there. Well...IMO, I guess.
I think she would love Young Frankenstein.
You are correct.
Young Frankenstein is a gem, but Mel Brooks isn't for everyone. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil is also hilarious, and so is Slither.
"And...how is the, uh, ayy-buh-bee?" 😂😂😂
I was too young to see the first movie in theaters, but after watching the cartoon as a kid I was able to see the second one in theaters with my dad.
The 80's had so many cult movies. Best decade IMO.
yes, Willow, Conan, Excalibur, Indiana Jones, the Beastmaster ah, classic :)
The NEXT ONE is "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" which releases on November 19th. So you got this watched just in time.
Asking why ghosts are so attracted to Sigourney Weaver is like asking why Aliens keep following her
2:42 - He-Man was an 80s cartoon superhero that kids watched all the time. It was an at-the-time extremely successful franchise that created a spinoff series that was also very successful for its time. The villain was a wizard named Skeletor, who is still one of my top 5 favorite skeletons.
This one is underrated if you ask me.
You think it's as good as the original?
@@davidz2562 the original will always be golden bro
@@tanelviil9149 Was that the case when she watched the original?
@@davidz2562 I don't think its as good but I don't think it's terrible either like some people say.
@@davidz2562 Not as good as the original DOES NOT equal bad. Why do people always get this confused?
Fun fact about the restaurant scene is that the man in the suit who gets slimed by Dan Aykroyd is the first true Ghostbusters fan. He built his own proton pack and suit before the original film came out and showed up at a theater in LA in full costume. He was approached by executives from Sony and hired to do events as Ray Stantz. He did birthday parties for little kids (myself included in 1988!) and so the party scene at the beginning is because of him. He hired three friends to play the other Ghostbusters
"Who's He-Man?" (My 10-year-old self died a little bit today.)
you mean it did not happen already via the trash new tv show? lol
I love when Cassie picks a squad. She gets behind her favorite characters and goes all in. She is the best cheerleader ever❤️
He-Man is the main character from the long running Masters of the Universe franchise, which was hugely popular with kids in the 80s. There was a cartoon in 83, a girls spin-off in 85, a movie in 87, a spinoff in 89, a reboot in 2002, and TWO new cartoon series in 2021.
... And all of them where only made as ads for the action figures, except the last series which was made for old people who were young 30 years ago
The young people probably know him better as the meme where cartoon He-man sings that crappy Cher song "And I say Hey-yeah-yay-yeah, I said hey, what's going on!"
I always thought it was weird to use He-man here, the franchise was pretty much dead in 1989. I know I was 13. He-man was more of an early 80s thing. It probably should have been Nintendo or Mario Bros. Something like that.
You didn't need to bring to attention anything from 2021… DELETE THE 2021's PART FROM THE LAST SENTENCE. 🤣
@@DerekMoore82 Dude that's not Cher! LoL Its 4 non blondes.
it might have already been answered. but the reason for the change in tone to more kid friendly was because of the cartoon show 'the real ghostbusters' in between the 2 films the cartoon came out and was huge. and the whole ghostbusters property was more family friendly. so the tone of ghostbusters 2 (which i still love) is a lot lighter, also the look for janine is straight from the cartoon. and slimer is kinda their pet/mascot who hangs around the firehouse lol. so he's a lot more harmless in the 2nd film. any who, you're great. thank you.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife (the direct sequel to this and the original Ghostbusters) will be released in theaters 19 November of this year!
its getting good review as well which I am happy to see cannot wait to see it
You mean the direct sequel to Ghostbusters The Video Game and this and the original Ghostbusters :)
@@fredcasdensworld Haven't heard anything about the filmmakers considering the video game canon. Most moviegoers would not be familiar with it anyway.
@@wolf99000 The news I keep heating is how the new GB:Afterlife is 'problematic' because it erases the all female one, and is pandering to the fans without any of the woke messaging... roughly translated, it should be pretty good :D!
@@kal9001 heard none of that just heard good stuff
Just wanted to leave a comment, I was having a bit of a panic attack tonight, and i tend to watch stuff I’m nostalgic for and landed on your videos watching ghostbusters. It was really fun to see someone so positive watching it for the first time, these movies mean the world to me. Brought me back down to earth, thank you
"Now that I'm basically a horror movie expert..."
Oh, sweet summer child...
"Does he ever mention me?"
"No." *[waves scanner in her direction]*
Why do I have the feeling he lied, just to scan her reaction as part of his study?
Egon has a one track mind
…scientific
This is why I love watching your reactions Cassie. You go into each movie with no preconceived notions of what a film should be and you let your own emotions and enjoyment decide how you feel about the movie. I have always disliked the negativity surround Ghostbusters 2. The original set an incredibly high watermark, and it was going to be impossible to meet it. Ghostbusters 2 came out in 1989, a blockbuster year for films; including Batman and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and so it faced an uphill battle. A lot of the criticism stems from the perception that the cast seems bored (which I've never felt), and how the villain is almost nonexistent. As to that, Gozer shows up in the last 5 minutes of the original and is hardly a threat, yet few complain about that. These movies aren't necessarily about the story or the villian, they are about these wonderful characters and the friendship they share. The story simply exists to hang the hat of those relationships on. Anyhow, I just feel this was a wonderful movie to end the 1980s and encapsulates what New York was experiencing at the end of that decade. Both Ghostbusters films are special to me and I cherish them both.
Great you got my favourite scene 18:15:
Pete to Dana: The guys are going down the sewer to check for slime. Egon thinks there may be a huge surge in cockroach breeding. Do you want to blow off this dinner thing, and go with them?
Dana: < Gives him a frosty look> Taxi!
Pete to the Guys: Women!
🤣🤣
Love how Bill Murray's brother keeps popping up in his movies.
I love his voice. He has a lengthy TV resume with all kinds of great performances.
@@bradparnell614 Didn't realize he did TV. Seen a great many of his movies. Groundhog Day is my fav. Love his voice too.
I love playing "Spot the Murrays"!
25:33, The Ghostbusters are basically super heros. They're the only ones with the knowledge and the tech to do the job. And yes, the second movie was more family friendly. thats because of the success of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon. The studio was trying to lure in more families and children, which is understandable, but it was definitely less scary but still very enjoyable.
Pop-Cassie always flexing her ultra-instinct level cuteness... "... uh-oh, spaghetti-o's..."
That painting of Prince Vigo von Homburg Deutschendorf is so damn epic. Also, he doesn't even necessarily 'look' evil. He looks very strong, noble and quite the honorable warrior!
...
It sucks that he in fact, LOOKS LIKE my DAD. LOL!
The little boy who says "my dad says you are full of crap and that is why you went out of business" is Jason Reitman the Son of Ivan Reitman the Director of Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2, These days Jason Reitman has grown up to be the Director of Ghostbusters Afterlife
The birthday party scene was inspired by a guy named Peter Mosen, who showed up to the theater in full, homemade gear for the first movie. He was contracted by Sony to do birthday parties in the '80s, and my mom got him for my 6th birthday party. He and a friend showed up as Ray and Egon. He is the man Ray throws slime on in the restaurant.
How ?
You should check out the Ghostbusters Video Game 👻🚫 to many of us fans it was considered as Part 3 because all the main cast returns and the story combines elements from Ghostbusters 1 & 2 the game was remastered not to long ago and it looks great 👍 😁
When you started that I thought you were kidding. I'm still traumatized by the boredom the NES game caused.
Don’t forget that Harold Ramis and Dan Ackroyd wrote the story as well for the video game making it even more like GB 3.
I still consider it Ghostbusters 3. Ghostbusters with the original cast and Alyssa Milano with a continuation of the Gozer theme. It's pretty good.
Make sure it's "Ghost Busters the Video Game" and not the horrendous "Sanctum if Slime".
Bumping to get this comment noticed. She really does need to check out the game.
After this one, I think Baby's Day Out probably qualifies as a horror movie for Cassie.
"Who's He-Man?"
...you're either so young, or I'm so old...
I mean, there's a current Netflix cartoon, and another cartoon coming!
It's a cartoon from 40 years ago. You're old, mate. Sorry. If it helps, so are a lot of us. It's a big part of the whole "reaction" genre; people who know these movies getting to see them again through the fresh eyes of a younger generation.
If you really want to feel old, there's a "cultural context" checklist that one of the Ivy League universities publishes every year at the start of the new academic term, where they note, for example, the things the incoming freshman class has never known (it started as a way to help orient profs, but has become its own thing). This year, one of those things would probably be a world without Facebook. That's never existed in their experience. The concept is purely abstract to them.
@@sweetkiss119 How familiar are you with pop-culture figures from a decade before your birth? Why do you think someone who hasn't seen a lot of much-more modern classics would be scouring Netflix for a show that was only not criminal at the time because Reagan made it legal to broadcast kids' shows that were unabashed toy commercials that didn't even pretend to be at all educational?
Sorry, mate; 40 is old. The culture is very clear on this. Homer Simpson was originally created as 35 because his writers saw that as impossibly ancient. I'm 40 myself, so don't feel too bad, but also don't be surprised when your opinions on pop-culture aren't exactly coveted by advertisers. Just not how any of this works.
@@sweetkiss119 There's less cowardly ways to cede the point, but with you, I'm thinking I'll take what honesty I can scrounge. Seems to be in very short supply.
@@sweetkiss119 Some day you may learn that, if you're going to ask for the attention of others, you should probably have something worthwhile to offer in exchange. Not today, though, apparently.
You have fun not grasping why putting your ego over learning anything will cause you to make the same mistakes over and over. The irony of your immature inability to exhibit self-control servicing your delusion of not being old is not lost.
These Guys are Friends.They Work together in Saturday Night Live. Thats one reason why Ghostbusters is fun to watch.
Your reactions are just adorable.
I’m from the San Fernando Valley and saw this in the theater on opening night. When Venkman threw out that line the whole crowd went completely apeshit.
Please watch "PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES"! Best Thanksgiving movie ever!
I vote two pillows for that.
This. Times 1,000. Such a fantastic movie.
Ever notice how often Bill Murray's brother Brian Doyle Murray appears in his films? The mom who walked the Ghostbusters into the birthday party also played the police psychiatrist throughout the Lethal Weapon series of movies.
Wasn’t he in Groundhog Day too?
You’re probably ok not watching the Ghostbusters: Answer the Call 2016 movie as it’s not that great, and it doesn’t follow this story. Ghostbusters: Afterlife, however, is coming out next month and is a continuation of this story, albeit 32 years later and deals with Egon’s daughter and grandkids.
Afterlife would be a cool one for her to watch as one of the first current release movies she's ever watched. So far the most recent movie she watched was 2 years old, and then a couple that were 4 years old.
One of the big problems with the 2016 Ghostbusters is that it replays the story structure of the original pretty much beat-for-beat, but with about half again the time added and virtually no extra content besides poorly-edited improv. It makes the whole thing very trying to sit through. Red Letter Media has an excellent analysis.
I love watching your growth into Ghostbusters! I’ve been watching these movies since I was a kid in the 80s and to this day I crack up every time I see them (I was 6 when I saw GB 2). A perfect mix of suspenseful and funny, and timeless! I sure hope you get to the theaters next weekend so see GB Afterlife!
That is exactly what happened. At this point, the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters had been on the air for three years, it was at the height of its popularity, and so the film’s sequel was made to be more kid friendly. The sequel to this one is coming out this November, it’s called Ghostbusters: Afterlife, it looks to be something of a tonal shift as kids find the Ghostbusters’ equipment safely stored away before an emergent threat returns.
If you want more of these characters, though, I’d highly recommend checking out the first season if the cartoon show. Not the same actors, but all the characters feel right, and some of the situations feel amazingly accurate to the films. The first episode is a little meh, but it gets really good after that. The other seasons were ruined by a bunch of PR idiots screwing with it, but the first season is solid.
Oh my gosh, I just completely love these videos❤️ You are the best Cassie☺️
Now you've gotta go see Ghostbusters Afterlife.
That's right. Because there is no other Ghostbusters movie.
Imo, exceptional!!! I cry every time I see a clip!!!
🤣💖💖💖💖
The beauty of the original Ghostbusters movies is that the characters weren't in on the joke. They took it completely seriously, they were just funny people with a business idea of chasing ghosts. The girl remake was a bunch of standup comedians being standups doing joking bits. There wasn't any legitimacy. The original Ghostbusters were real and that made everyone love them. It's among my favorite movies.
No lie, the bike in the sky scene gave me nightmares for YEARS.
You mean the baby stroller in the sky?
Baby carriage. Not a bike.
I had nightmares about Vigo as a child. And even still seeing his face feels a bit uncomfortable.
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25:00 "Better late than never." :D
"Who is He-Man?" - another one for the list I guess. 😂
Dolph Lundgren or the Hana Barbara cartoon?
The Real Ghostbusters cartoon was insanely popular after the first movie, so its style filtered through to this sequel - if youve never seen it, I can recommend at least the first season or two of the cartoon, the writing is often brilliant and it can be very funny! Its the reason I grew up wanting to be Egon 😅
Hey, as always, great stuff! I'd like to suggest the following movies:
*The Godfather
*The Godfather Part II
*Taxi Driver
*Goodfellas
*Casino
Would love to see your reaction to any or all of these! All are considered classics. Thanks!
This one may have felt more "family friendly" because by this point, the cartoon series The Real Ghostbusters had been a huge hit, lasting multiple seasons and spawning a large line of toys and action figures. So it did feel like they were trying to tap into a similar vibe. You'll notice that Jeanine's hair is much more of a bright red than it was in the first film, and it's probably because the Jeanine in the cartoon had bright red hair. Slimer also returns here as a friendly ghost, as he was featured prominently in the cartoon and eventually became so popular that the focus of the show shifted more toward his adventures, prompting the series to be rebranded as "Slimer And The Real Ghostbusters" in its later seasons.
Has to stop watching this, made me feel extra old when you didn't know who He-Man was 😭 realised I need to watch popcorn in beds mum 🤣
Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, and Annie Potts are all going to be back in the new movie coming out next month. It looks like a lot of fun from the trailers.
10% of the comments is just people expressing shock that Cassie doesn't know who He-Man is. LOL! "By the power of Grayskull!"
Love the reaction to this and the first one as well. I don't think I've watched anything other than you and your sister for a week since I discovered you guys. You are off the charts adorable.