@Brandon 'I love Cait Jackson' Rachal Well, he kind of was a good ghost on "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon where the Ghostbusters wondered why he didn't escape away with the other ghosts as the containment unit exploded where Winston thought it was for free food, Peter thought he wanted to make another attempt to slime him, and Janine thought maybe he was lonely and the other ghosts ignored him while the Ghostbusters are the only ones who paid attention to him.
So for those wondering about Slimers backstory-He was never a person. The Cult of Gozer tried to summon a spirit to use as a weapon in the 1920's-but ended up accidently creating a ectoplasmic being of pure gluttony with a never ending hunger, the slimer we all know and love
I was really happy to see Slimer's return in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire. And the best part of it is that practical effects had once again been used for Slimer, and he looked like how he had appeared in the 1984 film. The scenes of Slimer from Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire should be added to this as well.
I know the special effects for Slimer were expensive back in the day but I’m glad the producers had him helping Rick Moranis’ character with the bus ride. I hope Slimer helps the new Ghostbusters in Frozen Empire again.
Underrated line: "Venkman, shorten your stream, I don't want my face burned off." It lends to the reality of GB1, showing how these characters are normal people who are flawed, clumsy and fumble around with new technology. It avoids a "Mary Sue"-style characterization where characters just zip through the movie with perfect skill and never encounter obstacles.
@@CorpCoral The reboot was a mess and it was not the fault of the actresses. Each one of those women is talented and funny, but the direction, writing, editing, and cinematography were subpar and thats 100% Feig’s fault. Like I can get into all the film school stuff about how the narrative beats were clumsy, how the scene compositions were overly cluttered, how his camera placement is fine for Television but not cinema, or his clumsy, hamfisted handling of franchise callbacks but I don’t really need to. The actresses would have done an excellent job if they had something to WORK with, and they are not at fault for the movie being subpar. They are each of them funny, talented, proven capable comedic actresses. Paul Feig shit the bed, and when you combine that with studio imposed focus-group tested interference you get a flop.
@@orbitalbutt6757 I'll be honest, what made me like Ghostbusters 2016 (or the subtitle Answer the Call) is Kate McKinnon and Chris Hemsworth's characters. There are some moments of the reboot I didn't like, but Holtzmann and Kevin really saved it for me.
@@Shanethefilmmaker I understand where you're coming from, though when I look back on the 2016 film sure there are *some* "Mary Sue" moments, but the part where the girls are testing their own Proton Packs reminded me of the original. Melissa McCarthy's character, Abby Yales, where she's flying around in the air with a super-charged Proton Pack like those water hover-packs did make me laugh. It's a parallel to the original boys where both Ghostbusters are using untested equipment that may or may not lead to accidents or even worse upon themselves.
Looking back at Ghostbusters ll, the production team definitely added in some elements from the cartoon. -Helpful Bus Driver Slimer -Egon’s pompadour -Janine’s look -Winston no longer having his mustache -The lighter tone
@@VEE0034 He did the voice of Venkman first. When he was replaced with Dave Coulier, it coincided with the cartoon becoming cheesier and more childish.
Whether as a mischievous ghost like the rest or a friend to the Ghostbusters, either way, there is no doubt that Slimer would still be a fan-favorite ghost to this day.
Yeah =) The way I see it with Slimer, it's his appearance, how he can make such a huge mess and be mischievous that makes him such a fan favorite. :) The Real Ghostbusters amplified his character after he was one of the few ghosts not contained after the destruction of the first containment unit at the firehouse by Peck's actions, and it led him to be a pretty recognizable part of the Ghostbusters mythos.
@@BryonYoungblood Yep. When Ghostbusters: The Video Game was made and released in 2009, the designers had Slimer be a mischievous ghost instead of having him be a friend to the Ghostbusters. The same thing was originally intended to be done for The Real Ghostbusters too when I had first seen the promo pilot.
@@BryonYoungblood If I had to choose whether to have Slimer be a mischievous ghost or a friend to the Ghostbusters, I would have to say...mischievous. If I were a ghostbuster, Slimer would be the ghost that I would want to capture.
Jurassic World did it with the trained and friendly dinos. They didn't seem to see the opportunity on GB2. If Slimer can drive a bus, he can shoot a proton pack.
There IS a deleted scene of Tully attempting to catch slimer, which is where the shot of him from the end of the movie was supposed to be used, slimer in the reflection of a small mirror on Louis' glasses. After almost frying Janine with the particle thrower, she tells him, "Oh him? oh he's alright" Fully confirming canonically they keep him as a pet/guinea pig. This is also fully realized in the video game released in the mid 2000s, with Slimer sitting docile in an ecto display case in the foyer of the Firehouse.
Slimer is like a ghost with a dog like nature, cute, sometimes slimy and ugly, simple, fun, stinky, friendly......but my god they are a good thing to have around
I always liked Slimer just hanging out in Ghostbusters 2. I know his popularity was based on the TV show (and some people might not like that he took over the show later on) but it’s still fun that there’s one ghost that the crew doesn’t mind having around (except for Peter that is)
I dont know how they come up with this but slimer spinning and moving fast when attacked and then the arm waving and wierd panting as if its turning a corner. amazing detail
@@systemshocker2875 they had a person wearing the costume from the waist up in some scenes. I have a book on how they made the two original films and the cartoon(s). I didn’t know that they made up a second cartoon that looks gawd awful!
Slimer driving the bus and offering a ride to Louis is such a great nod to kids who watched the cartoon where Slimer was something between a friend/intern/pet to the ghostbusters. Its such a great short scene; Slimer should have had more screentime though.
@@NeekSquad I would believe that, but Hollywood has a way of buying out anyone and everything. I recall the genius perfectionists James Cameron, giving his blessing to Terminator Genisys. Or even Mark Hamill (who did cryptically try to warn us) who towed the line with fake support for the Last Jedi. If you put your faith in actors (or film crews producers, directors) these days for their opinions on current films, you’d be a fool. Everyone is bought and paid for from crew to the authors of reviewing articles. Particularly those propaganda pieces (deigned to drum up support) that do not allow comments in response to which. May I suggest you put your faith in the likes of independent TH-camrs. The ones who are honest, and critical. For now. In a few years I presume the studios will have their plants for that too!
@@Y2Kr4SHM4N This is the first sequel I know of that's directed by the child of the original director. That alone means we should give it the benefit of the doubt. I know GB2 didn't really work but Ivan Reitman has been very open about that movie not coming together and Murray has been somewhat critical of GB2 also. So both of the guys who didn't like GB2 are saying this one is very good. If Star Wars 7 had been directed by George Lucas' son, we would've expected it to follow his original storylines. Well, here we have a movie that is firmly part of the "family" with the originals. We don't know if it will work or not, but there is no one else who could be attached to the movie that would inspire more confidence.
@@jedijones I did that with Terminator Duck Fart. James Cameron was slated as a writer. It was awful. Hollywood has discovered too many deceptive techniques to reel people into seats. When and what was the last competent sequel to a beloved 80s franchise? Terminator two? Oh, I know. The Halloween Reboot from 2018. Still, it’s not like there’s many. Im very, very suspicious.
rw:second to Casper,he's one ghost who's friendly back in the 80s even on live action.^_^,FUNFACT :idea for Slimer was rly from John Belushi when he played as Bluto from ANIMAL HOUSE.^_^
Wasnt there a story where Slimer was the only one who somehow keeps escaping the containment grid is how he ended up being the firehouse pet for the ghostbusters? Lol
Same here. I understand why they changed him though. The new puppet looks more like he did in the cartoon, and was more advanced with a more expressive face.
@@Rocket1377 I dont think GB2 slimer looks like the cartoon at all. Cartoon slimer was created after the original movie, so it more closely resembles the 1984 design that it was based on. GB2 slimer is way too big, it looks like he has a distinct separate head (as opposed to one big blob like the original), the cheekbones are ridiculously exaggerated, and he has 3 giant belly rolls that the original and the cartoon dont have. I never liked GB2 slimer just cuz it deviated so much from the original AND the cartoon. Actually 2016 slimer is more faithful overall to the design of the original, than GB2 is.
@@hrs2044 Agreed, GB2's slimer just looks like a fan's build of the character gone wrong. The cartoon Slimer looked a lot more like the one in GB1 than the one in GB2.
For all those curious, Slimer as we know him today, was created by special effects artist Steve Johnson while on a cocaine-fueled bender in which he, in his own words, "was visited by John Belushi's ghost, which told me to make the ghost in his likeness." So with no other input other than a vision of John Belushi he created the finished Slimer in time for filming.
"the FLOWERS are STILL STANDING." Most underrated Peter quote ever.
Also, that moment by Bill Murray was improvised.
I love that scene for no reason
Glad Slimer got to be happy and free at the end of the movies and his scenes with Rick Moranis are epic.
Ok
@Brandon 'I love Cait Jackson' Rachal Well, he kind of was a good ghost on "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon where the Ghostbusters wondered why he didn't escape away with the other ghosts as the containment unit exploded where Winston thought it was for free food, Peter thought he wanted to make another attempt to slime him, and Janine thought maybe he was lonely and the other ghosts ignored him while the Ghostbusters are the only ones who paid attention to him.
There was another short living ghostbuster cartoon that focus on slimer and his caper with an madman.
@@afriendofbeanAnd he still hung around the new crew and Egon in Extreme Ghostbusters.
@@BryonYoungblood I haven't seen "Extreme Ghostbusters."
"It's right here, Ray. It's looking at me." 😂 - I have always loved the way Bill Murray says that line.
3:48 What about here, were Murry for a single instance channelled the wants and needs of every 12 year old watching
@@mrvaporiz the flowers are still standing
Yeah, It's like he's having a stare down with a dangerous predator or something. 😆
then he got slimed
@@sandrad81actually he screamed alerting slimed to himself
I love how Louis just gets in the bus casually and his only comment is “I didn’t know you had your license”
My head canon is he bit a piece off
that part rlly cracked me up
More importantly, how can slimer drive without feet?
@@vanessahanson9491 telekinesis
@@snowmoon1433 that explains a lot
So for those wondering about Slimers backstory-He was never a person. The Cult of Gozer tried to summon a spirit to use as a weapon in the 1920's-but ended up accidently creating a ectoplasmic being of pure gluttony with a never ending hunger, the slimer we all know and love
I didn't know that, but it makes good story for his character thanx!
@@autumnmoon5014 It/Slimers backstory comes from the offical IDW Ghostbusters comics for those wondering
I thought Slimer was the soul of a King.
@@pixelitchio Thought it wasnt Specifically Belushi, but the character he was in Animal House
That's awesome. I thought he was the ghost of a bus driver.
The eating noises that slimer makes is hilarious and beautifully sounded.😂
Thats me when I eat something I love
Beautifully sounded is an interesting way to describe it.
Slimer’s not evil, and he’s completely harmless. He just has an endless appetite.
Agreed with you same as polterpup from Luigi mansion series my favorite cute dog ghost man I wish I have ghost puppy name houndstone
You forget the victims involved fool
True
more like neutral at first
He’s not real
I was really happy to see Slimer's return in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.
And the best part of it is that practical effects had once again been used for Slimer, and he looked like how he had appeared in the 1984 film.
The scenes of Slimer from Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire should be added to this as well.
So good to see him return.
And now that Trevor Spengler got slimed by him, he knows how Venkman felt.
@@jaredruff9823 If I had gotten slimed by Slimer, I would feel so violated.
@@JoshuaModerwell Honestly, I would too.
@@JoshuaModerwell But that's great! Actual Physical Contact!
I know the special effects for Slimer were expensive back in the day but I’m glad the producers had him helping Rick Moranis’ character with the bus ride. I hope Slimer helps the new Ghostbusters in Frozen Empire again.
Did you see Frozen Empire?
@@DilophoI did, not as much Slimer as id like but good movie with good slimer moments
@@blobfishking6230Wait a second, you're not the same guy I was asking..!
But I agree.
Slimer did help in the new movie
But a little bit
Underrated line: "Venkman, shorten your stream, I don't want my face burned off." It lends to the reality of GB1, showing how these characters are normal people who are flawed, clumsy and fumble around with new technology. It avoids a "Mary Sue"-style characterization where characters just zip through the movie with perfect skill and never encounter obstacles.
Even when they went Mary Sue with that reboot, they failed miserably.
@@Shanethefilmmaker uh...you sure
@@CorpCoral The reboot was a mess and it was not the fault of the actresses. Each one of those women is talented and funny, but the direction, writing, editing, and cinematography were subpar and thats 100% Feig’s fault. Like I can get into all the film school stuff about how the narrative beats were clumsy, how the scene compositions were overly cluttered, how his camera placement is fine for Television but not cinema, or his clumsy, hamfisted handling of franchise callbacks but I don’t really need to. The actresses would have done an excellent job if they had something to WORK with, and they are not at fault for the movie being subpar. They are each of them funny, talented, proven capable comedic actresses. Paul Feig shit the bed, and when you combine that with studio imposed focus-group tested interference you get a flop.
@@orbitalbutt6757 I'll be honest, what made me like Ghostbusters 2016 (or the subtitle Answer the Call) is Kate McKinnon and Chris Hemsworth's characters. There are some moments of the reboot I didn't like, but Holtzmann and Kevin really saved it for me.
@@Shanethefilmmaker I understand where you're coming from, though when I look back on the 2016 film sure there are *some* "Mary Sue" moments, but the part where the girls are testing their own Proton Packs reminded me of the original. Melissa McCarthy's character, Abby Yales, where she's flying around in the air with a super-charged Proton Pack like those water hover-packs did make me laugh.
It's a parallel to the original boys where both Ghostbusters are using untested equipment that may or may not lead to accidents or even worse upon themselves.
I love how Slimer drinks a bottle of wine and it pours out of him onto the table.
he been dead
Looking back at Ghostbusters ll, the production team definitely added in some elements from the cartoon.
-Helpful Bus Driver Slimer
-Egon’s pompadour
-Janine’s look
-Winston no longer having his mustache
-The lighter tone
Huge mistake. The elements that they used from the cartoon was when the quality started to drop. The Lorenzo Music era was a lot darker.
Same thing happened to Men In Black II. Took more cues from the cartoon than the previous tone of the first movie.
@@saturncrush Lorenzo Music era? Wtf?
@@VEE0034 He did the voice of Venkman first. When he was replaced with Dave Coulier, it coincided with the cartoon becoming cheesier and more childish.
@@jedijones That's why he sounded like Garfield.
Whether as a mischievous ghost like the rest or a friend to the Ghostbusters, either way, there is no doubt that Slimer would still be a fan-favorite ghost to this day.
Yeah =) The way I see it with Slimer, it's his appearance, how he can make such a huge mess and be mischievous that makes him such a fan favorite. :) The Real Ghostbusters amplified his character after he was one of the few ghosts not contained after the destruction of the first containment unit at the firehouse by Peck's actions, and it led him to be a pretty recognizable part of the Ghostbusters mythos.
@@BryonYoungblood Yep. When Ghostbusters: The Video Game was made and released in 2009, the designers had Slimer be a mischievous ghost instead of having him be a friend to the Ghostbusters.
The same thing was originally intended to be done for The Real Ghostbusters too when I had first seen the promo pilot.
@Gaming And Movie Entertainment Yeah, I like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man too.
@@BryonYoungblood If I had to choose whether to have Slimer be a mischievous ghost or a friend to the Ghostbusters, I would have to say...mischievous.
If I were a ghostbuster, Slimer would be the ghost that I would want to capture.
@@JoshuaModerwell Nice. XD To each their own.
I wish we'd seen the Ghostbusters interact with Slimer in the second film. Show Egon studying him whilst keeping him docile with food etc.
Jurassic World did it with the trained and friendly dinos. They didn't seem to see the opportunity on GB2. If Slimer can drive a bus, he can shoot a proton pack.
@@jedijones_friendly fire will not be tolerated_
There IS a deleted scene of Tully attempting to catch slimer, which is where the shot of him from the end of the movie was supposed to be used, slimer in the reflection of a small mirror on Louis' glasses. After almost frying Janine with the particle thrower, she tells him, "Oh him? oh he's alright" Fully confirming canonically they keep him as a pet/guinea pig. This is also fully realized in the video game released in the mid 2000s, with Slimer sitting docile in an ecto display case in the foyer of the Firehouse.
I love it when Slimer actually got a movie credit in Ghostbusters II!!!
1:23 I love how Peter didn't even try to run he was just standing there
that was funny lol
agree
Ray told him to don't move lol
Yeah
I heard Harold Ramis and Dan Akyroyd said Slimer is the spirit of John Belushi!
And I always go with that! 😁
“What a disgusting blob! I’ll have to hold him myself...”
I’ll hold him too
Slimer is like a ghost with a dog like nature, cute, sometimes slimy and ugly, simple, fun, stinky, friendly......but my god they are a good thing to have around
4:56 this scene always made me crack up as a kid. Would at least replay it 5 times over before continuing to watch the rest
Slimer the bus driver is probably the best thing I've seen in Ghostbusters 2
it's been my favorite slimer scene for decades
It's so random, but it's also so funny too with Louis's surprise at seeing him driving the bus as he gears up to help the others.
Yeah...I doubt it.
@Gaming And Movie Entertainment lol you really know how to put your foot in your mouth
He looked cute in his bus driver's cap.
So was slimmer considered a friend like in the cartoon since he's just hanging around the firehouse
They did try to make GB2 a little like the cartoon so i would say yes.
@@Jamesamong007 I wonder if they'll do the same for afterlife
@@Jamesamong007 .
Who do you think Slimer was in life?
Nevermind, someone gave me some sources and turns out he was an accidental summoning from the cult of Gozer, and out came a creature of pure gluttony
I always liked Slimer just hanging out in Ghostbusters 2. I know his popularity was based on the TV show (and some people might not like that he took over the show later on) but it’s still fun that there’s one ghost that the crew doesn’t mind having around (except for Peter that is)
3:46 slimers face 😂😂
Slimer Face : 🤪🤪🤪
It's like he's panting like a dog.
Pac Man?
3:55 The flowers are still standing!
Peter and Ray: trying to capture a supernatural entity with equipment they only used once.
also Peter:
The design of Slimer when he's eating the hot dogs in GB1 is so perfect. I don't understand how the GB2 design got so wrinkly and bug-eyed.
The cartoon may have the reason why.
@@systemshocker2875 Why? Did Ramis dye his hair blonde in GB2?
@@jedijones slimer was more of a friend to them in the cartoon,and so the movie adapted accordingly.
@@systemshocker2875 I like that he's a friend but his shape shouldn't have changed so much.
I think to make him look a bit more like the cartoon. As with him now haunting the firehouse, Janine dying her hair red and Winston shaving his tash.
Slimer needs his own movie.
He got his own show and it was a disaster.
@@juanrisa945 No not the TV show! (even though the segments were entertaining, contrary to what the critics say.) I'm talking about live action!
1:11 when my dog See's that I have food
I dont know how they come up with this but slimer spinning and moving fast when attacked and then the arm waving and wierd panting as if its turning a corner. amazing detail
For the spinning scene I thought they were just throwing the costume across the set.
@@systemshocker2875 they had a person wearing the costume from the waist up in some scenes. I have a book on how they made the two original films and the cartoon(s). I didn’t know that they made up a second cartoon that looks gawd awful!
0:29 I died laughing at this when Slimer chucks the plate without a care😂❤
"Ok, but I didn't know you had your license." It's as expired as Slimer is.
0:00 to 0:03 watching this at the theater really scared me. Of the scenes I remember the most as a kid. Big fan right here.
Love how Slimer was willing to help a ghostbuster out.
Slimer driving the bus and offering a ride to Louis is such a great nod to kids who watched the cartoon where Slimer was something between a friend/intern/pet to the ghostbusters. Its such a great short scene; Slimer should have had more screentime though.
These few minutes here are 10 times better than that terrible and forgettable remake that came out 5 years ago 😏
What remake? 😉
@@hollytaylor6794 exactly! I like your attitude!! 😁
Agreed
I wanna be a Ghostbuster so freaking bad!!!
Yup!
“Nice shootin, Tex” 😂
0:28
(me) AWW HE'S ADORABLE, LET'S KEEP HIM.
Can't wait to see what he's up to in Afterlife.
Meh. Afterlife will be a cash-in that shows you all the fan favourites without the soul.
@@Y2Kr4SHM4N Bill Murray said the movie keeps the feel of the originals and he is a hard man to please
@@NeekSquad I would believe that, but Hollywood has a way of buying out anyone and everything.
I recall the genius perfectionists James Cameron, giving his blessing to Terminator Genisys. Or even Mark Hamill (who did cryptically try to warn us) who towed the line with fake support for the Last Jedi.
If you put your faith in actors (or film crews producers, directors) these days for their opinions on current films, you’d be a fool. Everyone is bought and paid for from crew to the authors of reviewing articles. Particularly those propaganda pieces (deigned to drum up support) that do not allow comments in response to which.
May I suggest you put your faith in the likes of independent TH-camrs. The ones who are honest, and critical. For
now.
In a few years I presume the studios will have their plants for that too!
@@Y2Kr4SHM4N This is the first sequel I know of that's directed by the child of the original director. That alone means we should give it the benefit of the doubt. I know GB2 didn't really work but Ivan Reitman has been very open about that movie not coming together and Murray has been somewhat critical of GB2 also. So both of the guys who didn't like GB2 are saying this one is very good. If Star Wars 7 had been directed by George Lucas' son, we would've expected it to follow his original storylines. Well, here we have a movie that is firmly part of the "family" with the originals. We don't know if it will work or not, but there is no one else who could be attached to the movie that would inspire more confidence.
@@jedijones I did that with Terminator Duck Fart. James Cameron was slated as a writer.
It was awful. Hollywood has discovered too many deceptive techniques to reel people into seats.
When and what was the last competent sequel to a beloved 80s franchise? Terminator two? Oh, I know. The Halloween Reboot from 2018.
Still, it’s not like there’s many. Im very, very suspicious.
5:15 at least he’s kind enough to offer Louis a lift.
Slimer is and will always be my favorite not only becuase of the films but because also of the 90's animated series
Uh, you mean 1980's.
1:19 i love this funny scene
i love how they did way more damage than slimer ever did
Slimer isn’t actually a bad guy he just likes to eat and cause mischief
Robin Shelby did some great performances for Slimer for GB2, most have never seen or in the completed cut.
Are they on youtube anywhere ?
@@TheRealKaiProton I posted a link but it was removed.
@@mikeshirleyforever Curse the internet and technology for that,
I gotta see!
@@mikeshirleyforever I think youtube has a problem with links.
3:09 nice flips slimer
I loved Slimer 😂😂 but yeah he became the ghost busters kid lol
I think Slimer's kinda cute. And when he eats, it makes me hungry too.
Slimer is adorable and also he is my son and his mother (an expired bottle of corn syrup) and I are very proud of him.
Slimer is adorable!
@@rebekahprochaska4143 do you want to talk about slimer on discord?
@@SlyFox98912 yes
I thought I was the only one who thought he was cute
0:43 the way that was shot makes it look like it was from 2000 at least.
I love Slimer.
Honestly just get Slimer a lifetime supply of McDonald's Happy Meals and he'll be set
4:57 Louis seeing slimer tho😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The fact that they included slimer at the end of GB2 in the credits just makes me smile
I'm pretty sure that in GB2, slimer became their pet or even their child. Either way, it works XD
Egon in the game, which is essentially Ghostbusters 3, called Slimer their live in science experiment.
If you watch the cartoon he pretty much becomes a sidekick after growing fond of the ghostbusters in a sort of origin flashback
Ghostbusters: Afterlife should touch on the result of this live in science experiment.
Slimer became their pet on "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon.
Slimer is my perfect fat green disgusting son and his mother (a dumpster filled with grease) and I are very proud of him
1:54 the way he just vanishes from the last frame lmao
Gotta love the noises and the roaring slimer makes
He also sneezed when he slimed Peter.
The fact that Peter nonshalantly says “it’s right here ray, it’s looking at me” 😂
1:20 : Everytime i see a dog :
It’s so great to not only make a ghost not harmless but just eats everything.
Love slimer! We made a ghostbusters parody!
rw:second to Casper,he's one ghost who's friendly back in the 80s even on live action.^_^,FUNFACT :idea for Slimer was rly from John Belushi when he played as Bluto from ANIMAL HOUSE.^_^
4:51
Such a Cheeky Smile
2:10, "All right, boys. Ready….THROW IT!"
Love Slimer good to see him in Frozen Empire I enjoyed it
Same old silly slimer, he a good guy isn't he?😊😊😊
Sorta
Slimer like the funniest ghost I ever seen in Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2
slimers the best character 🤣
Poor Slimer! All he ever wants is to eat and drink.
Besides the early design, I always like the way Slimer yelled 00:44
The little spud holds a special spot in our Hearts next to Harold Ramis
4:47 priceless
I neprimjereno
Huge fan of your Ghostbusters
Slimer looked cute in the bus
The puppets in the first 2 movies are insanely impressive.
Love that lil spud
Slimer is the icon of ghostbusters now
Pretty much
Slimer is the best and funniest Ghost in the Ghostbusters franchise.
5:20: Slimer didn't even demand exact change. What a bro!
Wasnt there a story where Slimer was the only one who somehow keeps escaping the containment grid is how he ended up being the firehouse pet for the ghostbusters? Lol
Slimer is quite a character.
0:13 0:27 0:37 3:02 4:49 4:53 5:01
Poor slimer he wasn't bothring anybody. Just trying to eat lol
i love classic ghostbusters
His design is horrifying but the personality is funny
"Disgusting Blob.." Best Piece Of Dialogue Ever Made
Slimer with hotdogs in thumbnail was hilarious 😂😂
1:24 petrified me as a kid
I can see why
Onion head at his best 🤣
Also good to see you didn’t show him in the god awful 2016 pile of misery
@@pepsimadd17 Actually I wish they included him, that's the only part of the movie I'm curious to see.
I wish he made a cameo at the end credit scene of Afterlife
He's in Frozen Empire
And I am happy slimer is back in Ghostbusters frozen Empire.
I wondered if Slimer was insured by the bus company when I saw him driving the bus.
I love slimmer hehe he’s A foodie like me The flowers are still standing😂🤣 I looked st the trap rat god there so funny
(edited) it says. I’m not sure I want to know what that mess looked like *before* it was edited lmao
I prefer slimers design in the first ghostbusters
Me too.
Same here.
I understand why they changed him though. The new puppet looks more like he did in the cartoon, and was more advanced with a more expressive face.
@@Rocket1377 I dont think GB2 slimer looks like the cartoon at all. Cartoon slimer was created after the original movie, so it more closely resembles the 1984 design that it was based on. GB2 slimer is way too big, it looks like he has a distinct separate head (as opposed to one big blob like the original), the cheekbones are ridiculously exaggerated, and he has 3 giant belly rolls that the original and the cartoon dont have. I never liked GB2 slimer just cuz it deviated so much from the original AND the cartoon. Actually 2016 slimer is more faithful overall to the design of the original, than GB2 is.
@@hrs2044 Agreed, GB2's slimer just looks like a fan's build of the character gone wrong. The cartoon Slimer looked a lot more like the one in GB1 than the one in GB2.
Original slimer is way more expressive, gross and hilarious. GB2 slimer is stiff, poor articulation with one expression.
Vola vola farfallina lol 😁🤣😂
1:25 CLOSE YO MOUTH, FOOLS! (BOTH OF THEM!)
Time stamp 3:51 The flowers are still standing😂
He slimed me Ray : that’s great! Me:bruh
Ray: Don’t look at the trap
Egon: (immediately) I looked at the trap, Ray
For all those curious, Slimer as we know him today, was created by special effects artist Steve Johnson while on a cocaine-fueled bender in which he, in his own words, "was visited by John Belushi's ghost, which told me to make the ghost in his likeness." So with no other input other than a vision of John Belushi he created the finished Slimer in time for filming.
Haha this is the best "fun fact" of the movie prod
😝🙌🏼All he wants to do is eat. Poor thing
Slimer is the best!