I loved the part where the judge was at the mercy of the Ghostbusters, and they refused to do anything unless he reversed the verdict and cleared the charges against them. They enjoyed watching him grovel as punishment for his actions towards them. It was their moment to shine!
Think about it like this, two people jump out of a jar on a table, look claymated all to hell, _and you still instantly recognize them!_ What kind of horror shows did these guys look like *in life!*
@@waynemacfarland1546 i remember the prosecutors face when the ghosts blasted oit of the slime. Especially saying "it looks like it won't be very hard with these lists of charges"
The sheer panic in the judge's voice when he says "oh my god, the Scoleri brothers!". It's like every night he had nightmares about this scenario SPECIFICALLY and then all of a sudden it comes true and he's just like "....FUCK"
Probably safe to assume the scoleri brothers were some scary duo even in life, definetly the type you wouldnt want hanging around with a grudge after death.
@@Timeward76 yeah they must have been scary criminals who did really bad things considering they were sentenced to the electric chair. The Judge probably had nightmares about them even after they died which is why he recognized them immediately
It’s been 32 years since I saw this in the theater and I still smile like a damned fool at “Egon!” I had a lil crush on him since the first Ghosbusters came out in 1984. 🥰
@Jennifer Defoor 2 didn’t advance the first one, it was a lot of the same story/ plot. The basically have to form the ghostbusters again, no one believes them, dealing with the government, Peter has to get the girl again etc. I loved the movie, it’s funny and entertaining but still. 2016 was 💩💩. You’re not 100 percent wrong on afterlife but it’s a different situation.
@@johnmcnamara8741 Except it isn't. Afterlife is far closer to the same story than this one. I honestly think the first one is rather overrated. I have more fun during this one.
@@englishatheart Afterlife uses the same maguffin, and yes some of the same jokes... But I'd honestly place the "similarity of story" at the same distance from the first film...as Ghostbusters 2... both the original films are just, how should I say it... "formulaic for their generation" ??? I actually enjoyed the 2016 film, I remember that much... but if that statement is any context you'll believe me when I say it was *DEFINITELY A FORGETTABLE FILM*
One thing no one is talking about I absolutely love: When the Ghostbusters start to duck under the table, there are folks in the crowd behind them who actually DO THE SAME THING. There's actually a lady cop (I think) that has her eyes on the evidence table and just starts to go down to the floor like they are like "Ohhh shits about to go down". Like despite how things were going in the court, there were definitely people there who remembered what happened with the first Gozer incident and knew to take cover when the Ghostbusters did!
It sort of like when you see the guy in the bomb suit running for his life. If you have a lick of sense you run in the same direction. He's the expert, he knows what's up, and he'd never be running towards the bomb like that.
@@joachimschoder Either way, it's fun to pick these things out. For decades I never noticed an extra call Cary Grant by his real name instead of his character name. I missed it because I was still laughing.
5:12 Ray's enthusiastic "Wow!" at seeing the slime explode and the Scoleri brothers pop out is a moment of pure comedy gold. Pure comedy in the sense of childlike wonder and enthusiasm that most cynical adults simply can't muster.
Honestly, the best part about all this is Ray going "Wow!" when the Scoleri Brothers first appear. He's having the time of his life and not afraid to show it.
It really is hilarious and so in character. Two murderous electrified psycho ghosts just erupt into the room and he's just all "Wow 😃". Ray really does love this shit.
Yah that's why Egon told him to repeat what he said, that he doesn't believe. Brilliant. My favorite part is when Louie says, "That's me!" like an oh shit this is my chance to shine as counselor.
They lived fast, and died claymation. Back up post: Live fast, die young, make a claymated corpse Back-up back-up post: They died as they lived..... in claymation....
@@josiahzabel8596 Not a fan of "The Puppy Who Lost His Way" I take? :) for all his shortcomings, the man definitely hit a home run for me here He just looks like he's having fun for the whole hour and change...And that weird "tumble" dance he does after making the bet with his dad is just so cute
9:09 "We're the best, we're beautiful, we're the only... Ghostbusters" that part and the "we're back" from Ray are probably one of my favorites parts from this movie ❤
This has always been one of my favorite scenes. And Venkman may portray himself as the ladies man of the group, but everyone knows it’s really Egon who was spreading his spores around New York City
People always love the original, but to me I think this is the most underrated sequel of all time. It had a deeper message about negative emotions and how they reflect on the living and the dead, even in the personification of slime. The sequel has an intimidating villain, and really shows that Venkman can be a better father figure to a little Oscar. Plus, I was getting to know the Ghostbusters with the sequel before the original.
@@CountryboyARThere's a scene where Peter is in Dana's apartment in the sequel where he's talking to Oscar and says that he should have been his father. Which confirms that Peter is not his biological dad
Normally I hate the word "underrated" as the most over-used word in TH-cam comments. It's almost always wrong and undefined as to who's putting it down. But when the movie came out so many critics and fans dissed the movie, saying there was nothing new, it was just trying to repeat the original. Hey, nobody knew what made _Ghostbusters_ a mega-success, so they did their best to come up with a sequel, which came after a successful animated TV show! It gave us an adventure, some new music and lots of laughs. And this was 20 years before "nostalgia" was a thing to sell tickets to a franchise-movie.
I love how everyone in New York all simultaneously forgot that a giant marshmallow and thousands of spirits terrorized the city with a giant beacon of ghostly energy shining from the firehouse.
Never underestimate the human ability to rationalize something. People like Walter Peck likely had a hand in getting people to forget. Winston did say at the beginning that the Ghostbusters were sued heavily because of the damages done to that high rise. After a time, people would start thinking that they didn't see what they saw and placed it all as a part of the imagination or as a hallucination, like Peck was accusing the Ghostbusters of doing.
Saw this movie when I was kid so long ago. Since then, I've learned a lot about what goes into movies, cinematography, story, pacing, plot, timing, and more. Finally rewatched this last week decades later and realized that these movies are way up there to as close to a perfect movie you can get. It's absolutely absurd how well it's done, and should be taught in film schools.
One thing I can't help but enjoy about this scene, besides the "BURNED AT THE STAKE!" bit, is the fact that Louis and the Ghostbusters are portrayed in an energetic light despite the carnage. Even Egon who's normally straight-faced and serious can't help cracking a joke or two.
I’ve seen judges do this in court occasionally - some really do like the sound of their own voice. I used to observe trials as part of my my law degree. One trial I observed, I was waiting for the judge to talk about burning at the stake, they had the same tone as this judge 😂
“Burned at the stake” is really out of line for a judge, but the writers needed an “anger trigger” to get the goo fully energized and move the plot along.
This scene is haunting, as it proves that the Ghosts in this series are not just random spiritual creatures/monsters, but are in fact the disembodied & corrupted souls of dead people
Well, the first movie established that too with Eleanor Twitty (the library ghost), the dream ghost, and the Chinatown ghost (alluded to in one of the news reel-clippings of the montage).
I always thought that since Louis mispronounces "restraining order" by saying "mistrangement order" that he meant something else. Never figured out what, though.
I figured it out! After thinking about what kind of word he could mean to use in that situation, it turns out he was likely saying the guys would be INCRIMINATING THEMSELVES.
@@Daniel-nn8mr he’s not wrong. I saw the movie and the character of Egon was in the movie, but only for a short time since they didn’t want another actor playing Egon when he was alive
This film came out when I was in 3rd grade (and an obsessed Ghostbusters fan). We did a lot of "Do-Re-Mi" scales in music class and I could never stop myself from yelling "EGON!"
@@fredericksternberger6139 And as stellar of an actor he is, he's an even more stellar person. He walked away from his career without a second thought just so he could take care of and be there for his children."
I had a friend who didn't understand how people could think the Ghostbusters were frauds after everything that happened in the first movie, and I told them that it proves the point that there will always be people who will turn a blind eye to the truth, even if they see it with their own eyes.
I mean tens of thousands of people literally saw one of the largest UFO sightings ever in Phoenix Arizona back in the 90s. It was filmed from multiple angles and there is footage of it and many other events both clandestine and even official military footage all over TH-cam but does anyone believe in it as truth? No. All it takes is some propaganda to shut that down.
1:31 I love the judge's face right there, it's like he's saying "Stick to the facts as that made absolutely no sense at all. What kind of a lawyer are you?" Hilarious.
If you think about it, the courtroom scen foreshadows his apperaance at the museum in full busting gear. He's nervous and unsure at first, but in the end does what has to be done. Same thing when he suits up. He knew they'd need help in there, so he stepped up to the plate and claimed a Neutrona wand.
Louis Tully is a low-key powerhouse. He had every chance to run for the nearest open door when the ghosts popped up, but he didn't. He stood by his friends and even hung back in case he was needed. When Oscar was found out on the ledge, he immediately ordered Janine to call 911 and when he was taken, he knew he had to find the Ghostbusters. And, of course, at the end, he suited up to put the work in. If he hadn't been there, Vigo the Carpathian probably would've won.
This is one of the best, greatest, and most ambitious scene in cinematic history. We as the audience know that ghosts are real and after the events of the first movie it's become clear that people do believe in ghosts however there are some really big sticklers, then we get put into this really realistic movie court scene with some oddball dialogue and a very very real fire and brimstone judge and it's when the ghost show up that he realizes that all he believed is a lie, what a scene man.
I just recently found four this movie is disliked which I found extremely odd, it’s as good as the original and it’s a absolute classic compared to the shitshow that came out 2016
The best scene out of the whole movie for me. 🙌. I love how after theyre sentenced and how they're mistreated by the judge and humiliated then suddenly the scoleri bros show up he wants their help and Egon plays on the fact that he knows they can do something but acts cool and just chooses tell him " why don't you just tell them you don't believe in ghosts" bloody brilliant 🙌🙌 r.i.p Harold Ramis ✌and of course Ray " don't talk to me talk to my attorney" sooo many great moments in this scene I forget myself. Until I watch it for the umpteenth time.
My two boys (at 3 and 4 years old at the time) when this movie came out, got the Ghost Busters suits along with the whole set, the ghost traps, back packs and the Suits for us (mom and dad) for Christmas in, I think in 1990. They saw the movie and on Christmas Eve they had so much fun with their kits, they kept running around the house in their PJ's saying, "oh no the Socleri Brothers!"
Ghostbusters 2 was far from perfect as a sequel but it definitely still had some standout Comedy moments. This scene and Venkman's talk show still make me laugh hard. 😂
@Cort C It' your personal opinion and you are entitled to it and i can see why Ghost Busters 2 would be your favorite one i personal don't really understand all the hate it gets from fans to be fair yeah its not as good as the first one but it is nowhere as bad as some people make it out to be there are some great moments in the movie for instance Peter Venkman's World Of The Psychic show opener is a masterclass in deadpan humor and sarcasm by Bill Murray.....Ernie Hudson gets to do a bit more in this movie and the scene were the slime drops on that woman's fur coat and those demonic cats jump out of them is crazy and Vigo scared the shit out of me in this movie as a kid...........lol and Bobby Browns On Our Own is still a classic 32 years later..............
5:13 He is so delighted that it can be quite described as joy. He is glad to see these two. "Ah, guys! I am so glad that you came and very timely! Of course we are enemies with you, but today you saved our lives, I promise we will deal with you quickly and painlessly!"
The look on the judge's face was priceless after Louis ended his statement with the part where he turned into a dog. The judge was staring at him like, "What the hell is this guy talking about?" Also when Louis began his statement to the court, he was about to say "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury," but then realized that the jury box was empty and substituted "audience" for "jury." Just goes to show what a lousy, no-good lawyer Louis Tully is.
To be fair he’s a tax lawyer, not one of criminal defense. That’s like getting a plumber to fix your windows just because they are both technically repairman.
Rick moranis is the most underrated actor along with Sigourney Weaver. Every line out of Bill Murray's mouth is gold . In every movie he's done .it would take days to pick a favorite but in the original movie, Rick Moranis line Ok, who brought the dog will always be one of my favorite lines in movie history. Along with Bill Murray chaos, cats and dogs living together. Sigourney Weaver has it all. Beautiful, makes my teeth sweat. And there's not a word in the english language that can describe her acting talent. Writing, the best,. Cast , the best. Bill Murray ad libbing his lines in every movie he does , gold .dan ackroyd , I would need 8 hours just to start. The most thorough acting genius ever. Thorough is an understatement. Watching all of them from 2nd city to SNL to movies . The 70's and 80's was the best time on history to grow up. RIP Harold Ramis. Genius. And kind, down to earth human being. I would start with Caddy shack, and Ghost busters and go til I was so dehydrated I couldn't talk. I feel guilty about making a comment because it's impossible not to leave several amazing people out. Every person in the movies , behind the scenes, writing, camera work, special effects, I salute each and every one of them.
What's so wrong with getting a degree at night school anyway? It shows you are determined, hard working, plus it shows you are able to manage your time, working all day and studying at night. People who look down their noses at night school can kiss my white hairy working class ass.
I remember seeing this movie for the first time as a kid and absolutely loving it! Also it wasn't till years later when I was older that I got Venkman's line "and you wouldn't want us exposing ourselves!" 😆 both movies where really good at putting stuff like that in.
Yeah, you can tell from the humor that young children weren't the originally intended audience 🤭 Never stopped my childhood self from loving both films, though😅
6:27 grown men struggling with these proton packs. Later, Lewis confirms what we already knew very well, even from the first movie: "Gosh, this equipment's heavy!" and yet in Afterlife, a skinny 12 year old girl puts one on and is good to go. like it's a toy. and apparently has no problem operating it from the get-go. just one of the many little details in that movie that breaks my immersion.
Peter's whining about the pack's weight isn't acting. Reitman confirmed Murray was the biggest complainer. Aykroyd said he designed the slime blower to purposely weight Murray down, but he and Hudson wound up wearing those.
Surely Hardemeyer openly being there and discussing the case in a clearly biased manner would count as political interference? Also, wouldn’t the rant the judge went off on also jeopardise the case?
As a kid, I thought that Louis said “the black guy was a problem for everybody”. I wondered why he threw Winston under the bus. Made a bunch more sense when I realized he said “blackout”.
I thought the same thing as a five minutes ago ME !! It always seemed like a meta reference to how little the fourth Ghostbuster got to do in the first movie.
The scene before this with the Museum creator's glowing eyes scared the shit out of me when I was young. Also the growl that the Scoleri brother's make at 7:30 has stuck with me since the first and second movies. It's also the sound of the growl that I love, just sounds unique.
@@Fox-86 thank you for telling me what type of growl that was. It's been bothering what type of growl it was and I've been trying to find out about it for years. I remember it also in Poltergeist, do you mind me asking how you knew it was a lion growl?
It was SOOO lucky for Ray managing to get that pink Slime before this court case since it was looking Absolutely hopeless for them to win it from the start along with certain negative responses like at 2:27 to 2:29
@@Lover-of-Creative-Priorities How is accidentally including some fictional supernatural substance in the evidence pile for a court case to further a plot even remotely related to real life scenarios? Are you high?
@@Diggnuts I take the long silence as a yes So as if i needed to compare fiction with real life when i was on about a twist of fate very much related to those kind in the real world that can and usually do happen
“I’M NOT FINISHED!!!” If I think how many times I’ve impersonated that line in meetings…Brilliant character actor 😊 On a serious note - $25k p/p fines and 18 mths in gaol, seems pretty steep for a first offence!
Am I the only one that watched this as a kid, enjoyed it, then watched it as an adult, finally understood all the jokes, and enjoy in in a whole new way 😂😂😂😆
I always kinda figured that was a multi-sided thing. How close they came to crossing the beams on first use after so long, the fact that none of them exploded after not being used/tossed around for so long, and to lure the hateful revenge spirits back to stop their laughter
@@landonletterman831 They may also have been trying to provoke the ghosts into reappearing, like what Zack Bagans does on Ghost Adventures. (The wife is a fan.)
"The blackout was a real problem for everyone, but I don't blame them. 'Cause one time, I turned into a dog and they helped me. Thank you." As someone who enjoys a good court drama show, I laughed SO HARD at this ridiculous opening argument. 😂😂😂
This movie is not perfect but has a lot of solid comedic scenes. Egon was my favorite even though I love them all but seeing this makes me miss him more. And those of you who have seen Afterlife this hits even more.
Judge: (frantic) "You gotta do something! Help me, gentlemen!" Ray: "Like what?" Judge: "You know! Your thing?" Ray: "What thing?" Judge: "Well, you're the Ghostbusters, aren't you?!" Peter: (gloats) "Oh, so now we're the Ghostbusters? As opposed to five minutes ago, you were about to send us to 18 months in prison with a hefty fine, even threatened to have us burned at the stake, and now you're on your knees, begging for us to help you?" Egon: "Why don't you just tell 'em you don't believe in ghosts? You said so yourself, remember?" Judge: "Alright, gentlemen! ALRIGHT! I believe! I'll reverse the verdict and clear the charges if you CATCH THOSE GHOSTS!!!"
Real savage of Egon using the Judge’s words against him about not believing in ghost as the ghosts of Scoleri Brothers manifested into physical plane in front of him.
Judge: "Do something!!!"
Egon: "Just tell them you don't believe in ghosts." 😆
Egons jokes were short, but effective.
He's not even *trying* to joke. He's being sarcastic because he's so done with this guy who wanted to punish them is now begging for their help.
Lot better than short but pointless XD
Yeah he had that coming
you mean his light snark? :)
@@DustinBlaise i think they were equally frustrated :)
"One time I turned into a dog and they helped me. Thank you."
Such a compelling argument 🤣
Short but pointless
Such an underrated line
Laugh my ass off every time I hear that line.
@Jody Schmuckatelli oh yea.
He's like "WTF"😁
@@badravonn6109 Yep it's my favorite line and I LMAO every time I hear it 🤣😂🤣 ☺️😁😎👍
I loved the part where the judge was at the mercy of the Ghostbusters, and they refused to do anything unless he reversed the verdict and cleared the charges against them. They enjoyed watching him grovel as punishment for his actions towards them. It was their moment to shine!
Right? I think especially Peter enjoyed that.
@@gammaxmen I'm sure he did. Especially when he said to the judge, "You're next, Bubbles!"
Think about it like this, two people jump out of a jar on a table, look claymated all to hell, _and you still instantly recognize them!_
What kind of horror shows did these guys look like *in life!*
@@waynemacfarland1546
i remember the prosecutors face when the ghosts blasted oit of the slime. Especially saying
"it looks like it won't be very hard with these lists of charges"
Wow, you're going to love Weekend at Bernie's, that's full of simplistic bile.
The sheer panic in the judge's voice when he says "oh my god, the Scoleri brothers!". It's like every night he had nightmares about this scenario SPECIFICALLY and then all of a sudden it comes true and he's just like "....FUCK"
Probably safe to assume the scoleri brothers were some scary duo even in life, definetly the type you wouldnt want hanging around with a grudge after death.
@@Timeward76 Rip Harold Ramis 😢 😢 😢 😢
At least he had individuals there with the unique skill set needed to deal with it
Exactly it’s more of a “Holy fuck” 😂😂
@@Timeward76 yeah they must have been scary criminals who did really bad things considering they were sentenced to the electric chair. The Judge probably had nightmares about them even after they died which is why he recognized them immediately
RIP and long live Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69
You will always be remembered as a legend.
"Do...Ray...Egon!" is still my favorite line in that scene decades later :)
Egon does sound like a flat note or a broken reed.
It's the grin he does after he says "Egon!" that does it for me, like 'Yeah, I know what I did'! Hilarious.
It’s been 32 years since I saw this in the theater and I still smile like a damned fool at “Egon!” I had a lil crush on him since the first Ghosbusters came out in 1984. 🥰
Louis: I got my law degree at night school
Ray: Well, that's fine Louis. We got arrested at night.
My favorite line:
Peter to Judge Wexler: You're next bubbles.
I don’t understand how some people don’t like Ghostbusters 2. How can you not love this scene?
It's because it's the exact same story as the first. That's what its major problem is, with that said I still love it.
@Jennifer Defoor 2 didn’t advance the first one, it was a lot of the same story/ plot. The basically have to form the ghostbusters again, no one believes them, dealing with the government, Peter has to get the girl again etc.
I loved the movie, it’s funny and entertaining but still. 2016 was 💩💩. You’re not 100 percent wrong on afterlife but it’s a different situation.
@@johnmcnamara8741 Except it isn't. Afterlife is far closer to the same story than this one. I honestly think the first one is rather overrated. I have more fun during this one.
@@englishatheart Afterlife uses the same maguffin, and yes some of the same jokes... But I'd honestly place the "similarity of story" at the same distance from the first film...as Ghostbusters 2... both the original films are just, how should I say it... "formulaic for their generation" ???
I actually enjoyed the 2016 film, I remember that much... but if that statement is any context you'll believe me when I say it was *DEFINITELY A FORGETTABLE FILM*
@Jennifer Defoor agreed.
One thing no one is talking about I absolutely love: When the Ghostbusters start to duck under the table, there are folks in the crowd behind them who actually DO THE SAME THING. There's actually a lady cop (I think) that has her eyes on the evidence table and just starts to go down to the floor like they are like "Ohhh shits about to go down". Like despite how things were going in the court, there were definitely people there who remembered what happened with the first Gozer incident and knew to take cover when the Ghostbusters did!
Hey the judge was the stupid one, not the audience.
It sort of like when you see the guy in the bomb suit running for his life. If you have a lick of sense you run in the same direction. He's the expert, he knows what's up, and he'd never be running towards the bomb like that.
Thanks for your sharp eyes.
Or it just was an extra who messed up?
@@joachimschoder Either way, it's fun to pick these things out.
For decades I never noticed an extra call Cary Grant by his real name instead of his character name. I missed it because I was still laughing.
5:12 Ray's enthusiastic "Wow!" at seeing the slime explode and the Scoleri brothers pop out is a moment of pure comedy gold. Pure comedy in the sense of childlike wonder and enthusiasm that most cynical adults simply can't muster.
Well he is autistic.......so things would be more interesting to him than most people and comes off wonderfully on screen!! Dan is freakin awesome!!!!
"There were so many holes in 1st Ave we really didn't think anyone would notice" 😂😅 Venkman is my favorite, hands down.
Honestly, the best part about all this is Ray going "Wow!" when the Scoleri Brothers first appear. He's having the time of his life and not afraid to show it.
Ray is just a paranormal cinnamon roll!
It really is hilarious and so in character.
Two murderous electrified psycho ghosts just erupt into the room and he's just all "Wow 😃". Ray really does love this shit.
I was gonna reply this too.
Ray is a scientist, that is why he is amazed about this.
I never noticed the piece of paper smacking Peter's face
@Nathan Crowther I did not know that. I never saw the full series. Are they available anywhere?
"Sometimes shit happens. Someone gotta deal with it and who you gonna call?" Best line
"HE-MAN!"
@@ccggenius 😅😅😅
**Shows Ghostbusters (2016)*
Definitely not them though
Dan Aakroyd in Casper: Who are you gonna call? Someone else..
Kyle Rittenhouse
Ray's geeky enthusiasm is why he's my favorite ghostbuster. Everyone is running or staring is disbelief and Ray is like, "Wow, this is so cool!"
Ray Stantz, paranormal cinnamon roll
I got my law degree in night school.
That’s fine Louis, we got arrested at night. **thunk**
I love that part too!
He's the out of place optimist of the group.
Yeah i love Ray
9:01 - Ray: "Two in the box!"
Egon: "Ready to go!"
Peter: "We be fast..."
Both: "...and they be slow!"
“Wow”😂
We're the best!!!
We're the Beautiful l!!!
We are the only!!!!
GHOSTBUSTERS!!!!!
@@angeluss28WE'RE BACK!!!
@@warpstarrogue3554 "Ghostbusters. Yes, we're back."
best line in the movie
I crack up when venkman was feeding Louis his lines when getting cross examined 😂
He's just blatantly talking out loud. That just kills me
@@DonaldMeyers-v8c How else can you talk?
Examined in chief
Only thing was the punchline
Should have been "he's leading the lawyer"
It was an isolated incident
I love how the Judge, first of all, admits he doesn't believe in ghosts. Yet when the Scoleri Brother's ghosts show up he recognizes them instantly.
Man was coping
Good movie. But proof that ghosts don't exist.
Yah that's why Egon told him to repeat what he said, that he doesn't believe. Brilliant. My favorite part is when Louie says, "That's me!" like an oh shit this is my chance to shine as counselor.
The Judge sent them to the chair, I don't think any Judge would forget that.
They lived fast, and died claymation.
Back up post: Live fast, die young, make a claymated corpse
Back-up back-up post: They died as they lived..... in claymation....
"Very good Louis, short but pointless"
Best line ever, as a teacher I'm patiently waiting for the right moment to say it to a student hahahaha
Omg I hope you're able to take a video then the moment comes! XD
right up there with "I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul."
It will come Grasshopper, and when it does, you will know it. And it will be glorious.
I love the judge’s look after Louis’ ‘short but pointless’ speech 😂
@@josiahzabel8596 Not a fan of "The Puppy Who Lost His Way" I take? :)
for all his shortcomings, the man definitely hit a home run for me here He just looks like he's having fun for the whole hour and change...And that weird "tumble" dance he does after making the bet with his dad is just so cute
"Gimme a break we're both lawyers," kills me every time.
I say this in court to opposing counsel
I like the look on the judges face after he said he had ended his statement of turning into a dog.
He was like WTF
Great performance by Rick Moranis
I'm with Louis. That woman wasn't very cooperative.
i never got it until now but the "leading the witness" was great since clearly the witness was leading the Lawyer.
At 5:12, the moment when Ray said, “Wow!” with a random paper smacks into Peter’s face…😂😂😂😂
An ad-lib they kept in the movie.
Great catch!
LMAO I never noticed
9:09 "We're the best, we're beautiful, we're the only... Ghostbusters" that part and the "we're back" from Ray are probably one of my favorites parts from this movie ❤
7:05 That little smirk... Rest in Peace Harold, rest in peace...
ha, i always liked it when he got cocky
Egonnn! he knew was off beat but didn't gaf lol.
This has always been one of my favorite scenes.
And Venkman may portray himself as the ladies man of the group, but everyone knows it’s really Egon who was spreading his spores around New York City
They always liked his epididymus.
A scientist and a pimp.
Harold Ramis was all around brilliant.
They did battle a pesky poltergeist at a night club and danced the night away with a few ladies. And afterlife totally confirms the original post.
*spores, molds, and fungus.
Probably the best scene in Ghostbusters 2. I always love it when Peter says, "You're next, bubbles." One of my favorite lines in the movie!
That line not only points out Peter's smart-ass remark to the judge, but also karma on the judge for being such a jerk! He had it coming!
People always love the original, but to me I think this is the most underrated sequel of all time. It had a deeper message about negative emotions and how they reflect on the living and the dead, even in the personification of slime. The sequel has an intimidating villain, and really shows that Venkman can be a better father figure to a little Oscar. Plus, I was getting to know the Ghostbusters with the sequel before the original.
If the pink goo is negative emotions, we must have been drowning in it the past six years
Yes Peter could be a better potential father figure but if I'm not mistaken Peter is not the biological father of Oscar.
@@CountryboyARThere's a scene where Peter is in Dana's apartment in the sequel where he's talking to Oscar and says that he should have been his father. Which confirms that Peter is not his biological dad
Normally I hate the word "underrated" as the most over-used word in TH-cam comments. It's almost always wrong and undefined as to who's putting it down. But when the movie came out so many critics and fans dissed the movie, saying there was nothing new, it was just trying to repeat the original. Hey, nobody knew what made _Ghostbusters_ a mega-success, so they did their best to come up with a sequel, which came after a successful animated TV show! It gave us an adventure, some new music and lots of laughs. And this was 20 years before "nostalgia" was a thing to sell tickets to a franchise-movie.
I love how everyone in New York all simultaneously forgot that a giant marshmallow and thousands of spirits terrorized the city with a giant beacon of ghostly energy shining from the firehouse.
Never underestimate the human ability to rationalize something. People like Walter Peck likely had a hand in getting people to forget. Winston did say at the beginning that the Ghostbusters were sued heavily because of the damages done to that high rise. After a time, people would start thinking that they didn't see what they saw and placed it all as a part of the imagination or as a hallucination, like Peck was accusing the Ghostbusters of doing.
You should be the mayor of New York.
Seeing is believing
@@Leoluvesadmirayu gonna believe the media or your own lying eyes??? 😆😆
@@Xterminate13 yeah do I believe the Fake news or what I have seen and experienced.
Saw this movie when I was kid so long ago.
Since then, I've learned a lot about what goes into movies, cinematography, story, pacing, plot, timing, and more.
Finally rewatched this last week decades later and realized that these movies are way up there to as close to a perfect movie you can get.
It's absolutely absurd how well it's done, and should be taught in film schools.
True
One thing I can't help but enjoy about this scene, besides the "BURNED AT THE STAKE!" bit, is the fact that Louis and the Ghostbusters are portrayed in an energetic light despite the carnage. Even Egon who's normally straight-faced and serious can't help cracking a joke or two.
For years after watching this as a kid, I was convinced he yelled out 'BANNED FROM THE STATE!' 😳
For them it's another day at work.
@@deepsubs Hahaha, i think they would prefer that contrary to being burned at the stake rofl.
I’ve seen judges do this in court occasionally - some really do like the sound of their own voice. I used to observe trials as part of my my law degree. One trial I observed, I was waiting for the judge to talk about burning at the stake, they had the same tone as this judge 😂
“Burned at the stake” is really out of line for a judge, but the writers needed an “anger trigger” to get the goo fully energized and move the plot along.
This scene is haunting, as it proves that the Ghosts in this series are not just random spiritual creatures/monsters, but are in fact the disembodied & corrupted souls of dead people
I think they mention demons too
Well, the first movie established that too with Eleanor Twitty (the library ghost), the dream ghost, and the Chinatown ghost (alluded to in one of the news reel-clippings of the montage).
They're not souls. They're psychic echoes. The stronger the echo, the stronger the spirit.
@@stevem7192 and apparently the more ugly as well
And most of them are from different dimensions and they just so happened to have the same qualities as a ghost
Rays “wow” like a little boy was always my favorite part of this scene
I love how Ray never loses his childlike fascination at seeing ghosts. “Wow!!!” 🤣
He's like that in real life too
@@DonaldMeyers-v8cThat’s what I love about him!
"They could be exposing themselves!"
"And you don't want us exposing ourselves..."
🤣🤣
That could be another charge. Public indecency
I always thought that since Louis mispronounces "restraining order" by saying "mistrangement order" that he meant something else. Never figured out what, though.
The timing and deliver of Mr Murray is absolutely impeccable hahaha
I figured it out! After thinking about what kind of word he could mean to use in that situation, it turns out he was likely saying the guys would be INCRIMINATING THEMSELVES.
I never got that as a kid, now it's one of my favorite lines 😂😂😂
R. I. P. the talented Harold Ramis, the great Egon Spengler, and Janet Margolin, the prosecutor who tries to frame them.
Egon is in afterlife !
@@Apache32D no he's seen through archive footage. He died in 2014, I know he died in that year cause he died the same year as Robin Williams.
@@Daniel-nn8mr he’s not wrong. I saw the movie and the character of Egon was in the movie, but only for a short time since they didn’t want another actor playing Egon when he was alive
WAIT THE ACTOR WHO PLAYED EGON DIED
@@sethstowe9452 yes. He's been dead for 7 years sadly
I love the way that Louis says "But one time I turned into a dog and they helped me!" 😂 he's really trying to help and it's hilarious!
The judge's facial expression was spot on! He was like, "What the hell is this guy talking about?"
This film came out when I was in 3rd grade (and an obsessed Ghostbusters fan). We did a lot of "Do-Re-Mi" scales in music class and I could never stop myself from yelling "EGON!"
Did you get in trouble for it?
@@JackFoxtrotEDM Not that I recall.
The judge's rage filled rant was beyond epic, and doesn't get enough love.
Great actor as well!
Ric Moranis is so flipping awesome in this, what a legend!
Yeah he's a legend
@@fredericksternberger6139 And as stellar of an actor he is, he's an even more stellar person. He walked away from his career without a second thought just so he could take care of and be there for his children."
@@MatsuoTanuki And his terminally ill wife, too.
Even though he didn't return in afterlife I'm just glad he's still alive
Hurts my heart seeing Harold Ramis. Loved him in Stripes and will miss him as Egon.
I had a friend who didn't understand how people could think the Ghostbusters were frauds after everything that happened in the first movie, and I told them that it proves the point that there will always be people who will turn a blind eye to the truth, even if they see it with their own eyes.
Don’t look up
there are jokes about New York too, that people are like, it's New York no one cares and is used to it lol.
@@Eternaldarkness3166 very true
we’ve witnessed it recently with the plandemic and the fauxxines.
I mean tens of thousands of people literally saw one of the largest UFO sightings ever in Phoenix Arizona back in the 90s. It was filmed from multiple angles and there is footage of it and many other events both clandestine and even official military footage all over TH-cam but does anyone believe in it as truth? No. All it takes is some propaganda to shut that down.
"Do, Re, EGON" Best line in this scene and the smug face Egon gives lol
1:31 I love the judge's face right there, it's like he's saying "Stick to the facts as that made absolutely no sense at all. What kind of a lawyer are you?" Hilarious.
Egon!!! Harold Ramis, thank you so much for all the brightness you brought to this world during your time.
I'm sure he's reading that...lmao
6:18
''You're next, bubbles.''
😂😂😂
Best line of the film.
right? 😂
That line not only points out Peter's smug remark to the judge, but also karma on the judge for being such a jerk! He had it coming!
@@waynemacfarland1546 thats why i love it so much. 😂
5:57 I always loved Louis's. "And that's me!" He may be dweeby and hesitant, but when the s**t really hits the fan, he steps up!
If you think about it, the courtroom scen foreshadows his apperaance at the museum in full busting gear. He's nervous and unsure at first, but in the end does what has to be done. Same thing when he suits up. He knew they'd need help in there, so he stepped up to the plate and claimed a Neutrona wand.
"I'm here with you, guys"
“And you don’t want us exposing ourselves” Only Bill Murray can make that line epic
Louis Tully is a low-key powerhouse. He had every chance to run for the nearest open door when the ghosts popped up, but he didn't. He stood by his friends and even hung back in case he was needed. When Oscar was found out on the ledge, he immediately ordered Janine to call 911 and when he was taken, he knew he had to find the Ghostbusters. And, of course, at the end, he suited up to put the work in. If he hadn't been there, Vigo the Carpathian probably would've won.
Should've seen him in Streets of Fire.
If Tully had the bells like Billy Fish, the case would've been over without incident.
This is one of the best, greatest, and most ambitious scene in cinematic history. We as the audience know that ghosts are real and after the events of the first movie it's become clear that people do believe in ghosts however there are some really big sticklers, then we get put into this really realistic movie court scene with some oddball dialogue and a very very real fire and brimstone judge and it's when the ghost show up that he realizes that all he believed is a lie, what a scene man.
RIP to Ivan Reitman. Thanks for all the memories, and may you reunite with Harold Ramis to deliver more fun in the hereafter.
there are few sounds more satisfying than the proton packs heating up
The siren of Ecto 1
Siren of Ecto is priceless
@@christopherderycke3603 that is true.
@@redman3583 cmon lets run some red lights.
The him of a packs is a thing you never forget. So soothing.
I don’t care what anyone says… I absolutely loved this movie as a child.
I just recently found four this movie is disliked which I found extremely odd, it’s as good as the original and it’s a absolute classic compared to the shitshow that came out 2016
“…there’s so many holes in First Ave, we really didn’t think anyone would notice…” hits a lot different as an adult
"Very good Louis, short...but pointless"
Best line of the scene for me
The best scene out of the whole movie for me. 🙌. I love how after theyre sentenced and how they're mistreated by the judge and humiliated then suddenly the scoleri bros show up he wants their help and Egon plays on the fact that he knows they can do something but acts cool and just chooses tell him " why don't you just tell them you don't believe in ghosts" bloody brilliant 🙌🙌 r.i.p Harold Ramis ✌and of course Ray " don't talk to me talk to my attorney" sooo many great moments in this scene I forget myself. Until I watch it for the umpteenth time.
My two boys (at 3 and 4 years old at the time) when this movie came out, got the Ghost Busters suits along with the whole set, the ghost traps, back packs and the Suits for us (mom and dad) for Christmas in, I think in 1990. They saw the movie and on Christmas Eve they had so much fun with their kits, they kept running around the house in their PJ's saying, "oh no the Socleri Brothers!"
Ghostbusters 2 was far from perfect as a sequel but it definitely still had some standout Comedy moments. This scene and Venkman's talk show still make me laugh hard. 😂
"They think you're a fraud." "I am a fraud!" Hahahahaaha
Ghost Busters tried to hard to replicate the 1985 hit film. The storyline, plot characters etc. It was like hey 4yr pass who might notice???? 👻👻👻
@@DavidLLambertmobile Ghost busters was released in the summer of 1984........
@Cort C It' your personal opinion and you are entitled to it and i can see why Ghost Busters 2 would be your favorite one i personal don't really understand all the hate it gets from fans to be fair yeah its not as good as the first one but it is nowhere as bad as some people make it out to be there are some great moments in the movie for instance Peter Venkman's World Of The Psychic show opener is a masterclass in deadpan humor and sarcasm by Bill Murray.....Ernie Hudson gets to do a bit more in this movie and the scene were the slime drops on that woman's fur coat and those demonic cats jump out of them is crazy and Vigo scared the shit out of me in this movie as a kid...........lol and Bobby Browns On Our Own is still a classic 32 years later..............
it's funnier than one for sure - not better since it's basically a carbon copy but you can't do 1 without 2 imo
5:13 He is so delighted that it can be quite described as joy. He is glad to see these two.
"Ah, guys! I am so glad that you came and very timely! Of course we are enemies with you, but today you saved our lives, I promise we will deal with you quickly and painlessly!"
That whole exposing ourselves line gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣
So many meanings...
0:36-0:41 “Well it’s fine Louis, we got arrested at night” *table bang. Underrated moment 😂🤣
"Why don't you tell them you don't believe in ghosts?"
Great line!
That line not only points out Egon's sarcastic remark to the judge, but also karma on the judge for being such a jerk! He had it coming!
The look on the judge's face was priceless after Louis ended his statement with the part where he turned into a dog. The judge was staring at him like, "What the hell is this guy talking about?" Also when Louis began his statement to the court, he was about to say "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury," but then realized that the jury box was empty and substituted "audience" for "jury." Just goes to show what a lousy, no-good lawyer Louis Tully is.
To be fair he’s a tax lawyer, not one of criminal defense. That’s like getting a plumber to fix your windows just because they are both technically repairman.
"Dooooo"
"Reeeee"
"Egooooooon~"
I love that part. Egon looks so happy with his little joke.
This scene really sums up GB2....THEY GOT IT. I will never understand the hate. I love this movie.
Had kind of a weak final act, but all and all it’s a solid funny and enjoyable film.
Rick moranis is the most underrated actor along with Sigourney Weaver. Every line out of Bill Murray's mouth is gold . In every movie he's done .it would take days to pick a favorite but in the original movie, Rick Moranis line Ok, who brought the dog will always be one of my favorite lines in movie history. Along with Bill Murray chaos, cats and dogs living together. Sigourney Weaver has it all. Beautiful, makes my teeth sweat. And there's not a word in the english language that can describe her acting talent. Writing, the best,. Cast , the best. Bill Murray ad libbing his lines in every movie he does , gold .dan ackroyd , I would need 8 hours just to start. The most thorough acting genius ever. Thorough is an understatement. Watching all of them from 2nd city to SNL to movies . The 70's and 80's was the best time on history to grow up. RIP Harold Ramis. Genius. And kind, down to earth human being. I would start with Caddy shack, and Ghost busters and go til I was so dehydrated I couldn't talk.
I feel guilty about making a comment because it's impossible not to leave several amazing people out. Every person in the movies , behind the scenes, writing, camera work, special effects, I salute each and every one of them.
He really was underrated. Wish he returned to movies, but he states he does not miss it.
"We're The BEST, we're the BEAUTIFUL, we're the ONLY, Ghostbusters!" indeed you are Dr. Venkman, indeed you are 😎
WE'RE BACK!!!
Yes. They are real Ghostbusters, and they are actually funny, unlike the 2016 wannabes.
Well, the GB now are some enoying, medling kids!
@@duka1461 Going on some fun ghost adventures, but have to be home before 8:00pm cus we don't wanna get grounded. :(
Absolutely no one comes close to them!!!
"Objection your honor. He is leading the witness."
I laways found that scene hilarious.
He was doing more than that. Louis was testifying, which the lawyers are not allowed to do.
@@MundaneGray no, I think it was a case of the witness leading the attorney.
*"Your honor, SHE'S LYING!"*
4:03 still my favorite line after all these years
4:28 That slime is like a ticking timebomb around a tense scene of anger, hate, and violence.
And at 5:12... The Scoleri Brothers appear
Louis: I got my law degree at night school.
Ray: Well that's fine Louis; we got arrested at night.
I love Ray's witty remark.
What's so wrong with getting a degree at night school anyway? It shows you are determined, hard working, plus it shows you are able to manage your time, working all day and studying at night. People who look down their noses at night school can kiss my white hairy working class ass.
Dan was the only Canadian in the ghostbusters cast
I remember seeing this movie for the first time as a kid and absolutely loving it! Also it wasn't till years later when I was older that I got Venkman's line "and you wouldn't want us exposing ourselves!" 😆
both movies where really good at putting stuff like that in.
Yeah, you can tell from the humor that young children weren't the originally intended audience 🤭 Never stopped my childhood self from loving both films, though😅
9:01 - Ray: “Two in the box!”
Egon: “Ready to go!”
Peter: “We be fast…”
Both “…and they be slow!”
Triple you mean
Louis: "Wow!"
We’re the best, we’re the beautiful, we’re the only Ghostbusters!!
@@tlinc80WE’RE BACK!!!
Ray's "Wow" always makes me chuckle and get invested in this scene, just purely because of his fascination. He's the most memorable out of the rest.
6:27 grown men struggling with these proton packs. Later, Lewis confirms what we already knew very well, even from the first movie: "Gosh, this equipment's heavy!" and yet in Afterlife, a skinny 12 year old girl puts one on and is good to go. like it's a toy. and apparently has no problem operating it from the get-go. just one of the many little details in that movie that breaks my immersion.
Probably cause Egon taught Phoebe how it works even as a ghost. And even though the pack's not a toy, he trusted her to use it.
Peter's whining about the pack's weight isn't acting. Reitman confirmed Murray was the biggest complainer. Aykroyd said he designed the slime blower to purposely weight Murray down, but he and Hudson wound up wearing those.
Hey, it's the lightweight module! Probably. According to the games, a lightweight module exists.
Con Ed guy: "Whatever it is, they must've put it there."
Competent lawyer: "Objection! That is pure speculation and not admissible in a court of law!"
the defendants are the sole occupants of all five burrows of new york, therefore they must be guilty. :)
To be fair, he's a tax attorney, this is so far outside his wheelhouse it's not even funny.
@@OneMouseGaming Boroughs. New York is still above ground, I believe.
@@MundaneGray yep joys of phone auto correct. good on ya
Surely Hardemeyer openly being there and discussing the case in a clearly biased manner would count as political interference? Also, wouldn’t the rant the judge went off on also jeopardise the case?
As a kid, I thought that Louis said “the black guy was a problem for everybody”. I wondered why he threw Winston under the bus. Made a bunch more sense when I realized he said “blackout”.
Lmao!
The easy availability of subtitles on modern devices makes me realize I missed a lot of jokes and exposition when I saw movies as a kid.
😂😂😂
I thought the same thing as a five minutes ago ME !!
It always seemed like a meta reference to how little the fourth Ghostbuster got to do in the first movie.
I feel a whole lot better knowing I wasn't the only one who though that. The line never made sense to me because of it lol.
The fact there’s a paper in front of Bill’s face in the thumbnail earned a like an a subscribe.
5:06 Personally I'd be getting under a desk like louis is in this scene making the exact same face
Peter: “you’re next, bubbles”
😂😂
ALRIGHT, ALRIGHT!!! I Recind The Order! Case Dismissed!
@@jaredruff9823Hooray! We won the case! 🎉
@@sofialorido8111 NOW PLEASE DO SOMETHING!!!
NOW DO SOMETHING!!
The background score of this movie was spot on, managing to sound creepy and maintain that comic tone at the same time👏
And epic too, like 8:18 and 8:46 !
The scene before this with the Museum creator's glowing eyes scared the shit out of me when I was young. Also the growl that the Scoleri brother's make at 7:30 has stuck with me since the first and second movies. It's also the sound of the growl that I love, just sounds unique.
Yeah. That's a Lion's growl.
Evil spirits are said to do that
@@Fox-86 thank you for telling me what type of growl that was. It's been bothering what type of growl it was and I've been trying to find out about it for years. I remember it also in Poltergeist, do you mind me asking how you knew it was a lion growl?
@@Daniel-nn8mr I had also wondered for a long time but then I started watching animal documentaries and... Voilà!
Cheers
@@Fox-86 fascinating. I'm not being sarcastic that's actually fascinating, thank you for the info.
@@Daniel-nn8mr no problem, my pleasure
6:53 "Do, Ray, Egon!" 😂😂😂
Egon: 😏
I love how Venkman gives him a surprised look like “oh my god! You just made a joke!”. And Egon just looks at him like “you’re damn right I did”.
It took exactly 30 seconds to change the opinion from " HAVE YOU BURNED AT THE STAKE!" to " You gotta do something." 😂
This and saving the day are my favourite scenes from any ghostbusters…
“Gimme a break! We’re both lawyers!”
Underrated line 😂
5:19
Oh my God! The Scoleri Brothers!!
Scoleri Brothers!!
@@jaredruff9823 friends of yours?
@@mohammedashian8094 I tried them for murder! Gave them the chair!
You've gotta do something!!
@@jaredruff9823 why don’t you just tell them you don’t believe in ghosts?
@@mohammedashian8094 You Gotta Do Something!! Help Me!!!
It was SOOO lucky for Ray managing to get that pink Slime before this court case since it was looking Absolutely hopeless for them to win it from the start along with certain negative responses like at 2:27 to 2:29
Do yo realize that this is a movie and is thusly scripted?
@@Diggnuts
Course I do that's just not the point
It's generally a compliment that can relate to real life scenarios
@@Lover-of-Creative-Priorities How is accidentally including some fictional supernatural substance in the evidence pile for a court case to further a plot even remotely related to real life scenarios?
Are you high?
@@Diggnuts
Ever heard of turns and twists of fate ?
Things being sent to try you?
Any of those ring a bell ?
@@Diggnuts
I take the long silence as a yes
So as if i needed to compare fiction with real life when i was on about a twist of fate very much related to those kind in the real world that can and usually do happen
"DoooooooRaaaaaaaaaaayEgonnnnnnnnnnnn. . . . . . ." And that look, that smile, Egon gives them. LOL Best part.
Harris Yulin is great as the angry judge. If you watch the Star Trek: DS9 episode "Duet", you can see he's an incredible actor.
Makes you want to hate his guts, but you've got to admire the actor for playing such a convincing, yet hateful jerk!
“I’M NOT FINISHED!!!” If I think how many times I’ve impersonated that line in meetings…Brilliant character actor 😊
On a serious note - $25k p/p fines and 18 mths in gaol, seems pretty steep for a first offence!
Am I the only one that watched this as a kid, enjoyed it, then watched it as an adult, finally understood all the jokes, and enjoy in in a whole new way 😂😂😂😆
THE best scene in either film. Hands down. Hilarious, action packed proton battle etc etc. Absolutely love this scene.
I love how they all laugh at completely missing the ghosts the first time they try to bust them.
I always kinda figured that was a multi-sided thing. How close they came to crossing the beams on first use after so long, the fact that none of them exploded after not being used/tossed around for so long, and to lure the hateful revenge spirits back to stop their laughter
@@landonletterman831 They may also have been trying to provoke the ghosts into reappearing, like what Zack Bagans does on Ghost Adventures. (The wife is a fan.)
I always thought they were just excited to be wearing the equipment again and the thrill of "accidentally" demolishing the room.
i'm a big Ghostbusters fan I love every single movie that's been ever made
1:24 "One time I turned into a dog and they helped me, thank you." You can't ask more from an actor!
5:04 The way they just silently nodded to eachother as they went under the table 😂
Yeah, I'd be at least one of them. "They might not be paying attention, but I sure am."
"The blackout was a real problem for everyone, but I don't blame them. 'Cause one time, I turned into a dog and they helped me. Thank you."
As someone who enjoys a good court drama show, I laughed SO HARD at this ridiculous opening argument. 😂😂😂
Rick Moranis is hilarious in this scene too. 🤣
4:07 The phrase is so iconic! 🤩🫶
The judge would later go on to be the Butcher of Galotep on Star Trek DS9. Brilliant and well-acted episode!
The Judge's facial expression at 1:30 is pure gold.
That's the same look everyone makes, after hearing a Joe Biden speech.
@@allright ^ Right-wing chode.
I'm not surprised. He couldn't believe Louis actually turned into a dog!
This movie is not perfect but has a lot of solid comedic scenes. Egon was my favorite even though I love them all but seeing this makes me miss him more. And those of you who have seen Afterlife this hits even more.
afterlife was utter garbage.
@@DJRitty well is it worse than the Ghostbusters(2016) movie?🤔
Judge: (frantic) "You gotta do something! Help me, gentlemen!"
Ray: "Like what?"
Judge: "You know! Your thing?"
Ray: "What thing?"
Judge: "Well, you're the Ghostbusters, aren't you?!"
Peter: (gloats) "Oh, so now we're the Ghostbusters? As opposed to five minutes ago, you were about to send us to 18 months in prison with a hefty fine, even threatened to have us burned at the stake, and now you're on your knees, begging for us to help you?"
Egon: "Why don't you just tell 'em you don't believe in ghosts? You said so yourself, remember?"
Judge: "Alright, gentlemen! ALRIGHT! I believe! I'll reverse the verdict and clear the charges if you CATCH THOSE GHOSTS!!!"
I like Egon's sarcasm! 🤣
Real savage of Egon using the Judge’s words against him about not believing in ghost as the ghosts of Scoleri Brothers manifested into physical plane in front of him.
I like how Dan Aykroyd isn’t really playing a character in this franchise, he’s just being himself.
The good thing about Ghostbusters 2016 was that it showed everyone how good / underrated Ghostbusters 2 is.