The Reel Rejects - Extended Version: GHOSTBUSTERS 2 (1989) IS A SPOOKY FUN RIDE!! MOVIE REACTION!! Bill Murray | Dan Aykroyd

Episode Date: November 2, 2025

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more on them in just a bit. All right. We are sinking. John is doing stuff. I think he's getting the movie from Prime. That's right. We're about to watch this from. mansion ghosts and my was just like we're lost on the street we're we're trying to find other ghosts to teach us how to be a ghost but i haven't found them yet one of those feral street ghosts yep yep that's that's me that is me we're back at it again ghost busters dose dose in it okay oh my gosh this yay it's i just saw some faces which means same cast and i'm i'm very excited you got to tell the people though how you are i listen up i'm doing all right today. It's been kind of a loopy day

in terms of like the paces all over the place. Start of the day was a little frantic but I just got done with a very fun and enjoyable shoot block. I'm feeling actually kind of peaceful in this moment even though the before and the after was whack. I'm kind of buzzing about but I'm here. I'm in the present and I'm

excited to be sharing another flick with you. It's been a minute and we're on this Ghostbusters journey now. How are you feeling? Finally. I'm doing pretty good. Yeah, I got off a fun little watch too which is coming out. And it's good times, good time. So happy to be here.

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It's cold in here. I might just put this on. Yeah, we're in the Arctic room, which I think you guys probably can help from the background. This is part of the lore now. Yeah, I know, obviously Greg and John offer exclusive highlights and watchalongs over there on the Patreon. Just get over there.

We call you Royal Rejects. We do all the stuff. Also, follow us at Real Rejects everywhere, posting socials all the time, mainly bugging John and making fun of how much he does around here. He's in a lot of the socials, just running away from us because, yeah, he's like, I have 50 million things to take care of. This is yet another on a pile of questions that are caving the foundations of my mind. Exactly. Exactly. Well, we love you guys. Let's do this. I think

we're ready, yeah? It's time for some busting. Let's get to bust. Whoa, Jesus. Five years later. Okay, getting right to it. Whoa. Oh. The ooze. The blob was kind of that color.

Yeah. It creeps. You can have this ticket and keep it. Oh. This is a great tracking shot. Oh, she's back. Oh, she's back. Isn't it crazy out in New York City?

Yeah. They are still rolling and I love everything about it. When are you going to get around and fixing the radiator in the baby's room? No, I asked you last week. Oh, the baby goes, it's going away. You're right, I, I, I, I, I, okay, well, it's no problem. Cute babe. Cute little cherub.

Oh. You better chase after that. Oh, goodness. Oh, my. You're going to start running. Oh, the P-O-V is crazy. Oh, man. Oh, no.

Oh, oh, oh. Oh, no. Oh, no. Jesus. Whoa. What is happening? Watch out. Watch my baby.

Good job, stunt, baby. You're doing a great job with the jiggle and not crying. Yeah. Oh. Ow, that looked like a, yeah, a really nasty fall. Yeah. That baby's really nasty fall. That baby was crying until they started shooting this.

Totally. And they just like, this is awesome. Oh, a little nugget. A little gozer. Oh, the music. Oh. Do do, do, do. I just thought that it said, dose busters.

A, dose busters would be an epic title. Right? We got to retitle it. We got to rename it. If they can replace all the guns with walkie-talkies and E-T, we can retitle this dose buster. Thank you. Bustin, busting, busting, busting, busting.

Ray Parker Jr. could record a second version. Yeah. So many opportunities for dose busters. You're welcome. 14. They're in here. I hope you can handle it. It's been like a nightmare.

How big of it? Four feet. Gangs all here. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, God. They're doing kids parties now. Oh, no. My dad says you guys are full of crap. Jason. Well, some people have trouble believing in the paranormal. No, he just says you guys are full of crap, and that's why you went out of business. My God, let it ghost out. Let one out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's diagetic. It's canon. In universe.

It is. Meta, meta. In the neighborhood. Okay. Who are you going to call? Us. Oh, he, man. Oh, you guys.

It's not even the right amount of syllables. Crappy kids. Bye. Call anytime. Gang's not all here. No more parties. Here's your share. Look, I'm trying to take an abuse from over privilege nine years.

I know. We can't quit now. The holidays are coming up. It's our best season. Got to save up. Man, face it, ghostbuses doesn't exist. Sure it does. Now those kids won't even remember who we are.

I'm grateful little yuppie larva. After all we did for this city, yeah, it conjured up a hundred-foot marshmallow man. Through the top three floors off an uptown high rise, ended up getting sued by every state, county, and city agency in New York. Yeah, but what a ride. What a ride. We all loved it.

And I started really running after it. And then it just suddenly stopped right in the middle of the street. And did anyone else see this happen? I didn't imagine this. I'm not saying you did. It's just in science where I always looked for the simplest explanation. Occam's Razor. We're ready, Dr. Spaner.

Good. We'll start with a negative calibration. Okay. Trying to determine whether human emotions actually affect the physical environment. It's a theory Ray and I had when we were still ghost boosters. From back in the busting days, eh? They think they're here for marriage counseling. We kept them waiting for two and a half hours,

and I've been gradually increasing the temperature in the room. It's 95 degrees at the moment. Ew. Jesus. Now my assistant is asking them if they'd mind waiting another half hour. They're going to rage out. Oh, good. Very good.

Nice. I would freak out, too. It's 95 in here. Let me out. About the carriage. Well, I'd like to bring Ray in on this if you don't mind. Sure, whatever you think, but not think. No.

Do you ever see him? Occasionally. How is he these days? Peter. Well, he was borderline for a while. Then he crossed the border. Uh, does he ever mention me? Yeah, I'm wondering.

No. Oh. Uh. We didn't part on very good terms, and then we sort of lost track of each other after I got married. Oh, no. Oh, gosh. You got married to who? We're ready for the affection test.

Good. Send in the puppy, please. I thought of getting in touch with them after my marriage ended, but... After your marriage ended, because so much has happened. off screen. Yep. So much in two years. Jesus. Here's my phone number.

You'll call me. I'd rather you didn't mention any of this to Peter, if you don't mind. No, I won't. He'll call him immediately. Hi, welcome back to World of the Psychic. I'm Peter Vinkler. Oh, no. I'm chatting with my guest, author, lecturer, and psychic.

Milton Angland. Hey, that guy. The end of the world. Now, can you tell us when it's going to be, or do we have to buy the book? The world will end at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve. This year? Well, that's cutting it a little bit close, isn't it? I mean, your book is just coming out.

You're not going to see any paperback sales for at least a year. It'll be at least another year before you know whether you've got the mini-series or a movie of the week kind of possibilities. Devil's Advocate, Miltie. Shouldn't you have said, hey, the world's going to end in 1992 or better yet, 1994? Oh, man. This is not just some money-making scheme, all right? I have a strong, psychic belief. Okay.

Oh, no. That the world will end on New Year's Eve. Oh, my. Okay, but I think my other guest may disagree with you. Elaine? Oh. According to my source, the end of the world will be on February 14th in the year 2016. Oh, Ghostbusters 2016.

Bummer. Bummer. Where'd you get your date? I received this information from an alien. Oh, God. Think he must have used some kind of a ray or a mind control device because he forced me to follow him to a room. Yeah.

She's great. And that's where... Oh, no. He told me about the end of the world. At least he bought you a drink. So your alien had a room at the Holiday Inn, Paramus. Might have been a room on the spacecraft made up to look like a room at the Holiday Inn. That's fair.

I can't be sure about that. No. Of course not. And that is the whole problem with aliens, is you just can't trust him. Occasionally you meet a nice one. Starman. E.T.

Hey, Starman. But usually they turn out to be some kind of big lizard. That's all the time we've got for this week and we're with a psychic. Next week, though, careless pets. Weird. Weird. No respected psychic will come on the show. They think you're a fraud.

I am a fraud. I have a fraud. You can be plenty thoughts. Pete Finkman. Can I help you? Yeah, get your hand off. Oh! Thank you.

I'm an old friend of the mayor's. I want to say hello, give him a kiss. Woody from Syke. I know who you are, Dr. Pinkman. I just don't see any ghosts anywhere. Oh, God. Look, you stay away from the mayor. He's running for governor next fall.

And the last thing we need is for him to be associated with two-bit frauds and publicity hounds like you and your friends. Oh, publicity hounds. You know, I'm a voter. Aren't you supposed to lie to me and kiss my butt? For you will make an exception. Now, I want you to put the rego in the art. Oh. Scareface.

Oh, this is where that's from. Everything you're doing is bad. Oh, this is bad. All right? Wow. No one listens to me. What if Colonel Sanders was the guy from up? I think it won't be long before you can assist me in the more important restoration.

Oh, boy. Yeah. Just a white thing. White thing. I've enjoyed working here, but now that my baby's a little older, I'm going to try to go back to the orchestra. Oh, I'm sorry. So here that you will not be not here. Ah.

Could I say goodbye? You know, I may bring you to a brunch today. Well, I can't tell me Andrew does an impression of this. In fact, I better go. I bet you he does. Do I have a bad breath or something? Of course not. Oh.

Well, I'll give you a rain sick. Thank you. That's what we need. guy. Dude, she's a Renaissance woman. She is. I think that she likes me. Oh, my goodness. That looks cool.

Yeah, well, wild. I can tell. Ooh, Ray's a cult books. I'm looking for a love potion aerosol that I could spray on a certain penthouse pet to obtain her total submission. Hello.

He does a call. Hey, well, hi, hi, he done. How's school? But those science chicks really dig that large cranium me years, huh? I think they're more interested in my epitomis. Biggest order. His face. What are you guys working on?

Well, we're just kind of checking something out for an old friend. No. Who? Just someone we know. No. For Janine. I can't. No, no, no, no.

Nobody, nobody. I can't. I can't. I can't. Now? Dana Barrett! Ow! There is no Dana, only Zool.

Hello, Dana. You're about to just pop right up. Well, I know I'm just asking for the big room, but I thought I'd give us one more chance. I love it. He tortured me. He pulled my ears. Hello, Peter. He has a fierce torture device.

Hello, Dana. What would you like to do first? We'd like to examine the baby first. Yeah, and anything associated with baby, especially stuffed toys, things with fabrics. Then we'd like to see the buggy. All right, can I put him over here? And wherever he sleep. It's nothing that's going to hurt him, right?

No, no, I don't think so. I'm just going to measure the cranium. Oh, my God. Play smoke on the water. So whatever happened to Mr. Wright, anyway, I heard he ditched you and ran off of Europe. We had some problems, and he got a very good job offer from an orchestra in London, and he took it. Ah, ah. So he ditched you.

In a way. Ocular. Uh, pupillary response normal? It's going to be Dana Mary's baby. Uh, Pierce me ticklish. Yep, baby ticklish. What a good set, baby. Yeah.

You know, you'd have been better off marrying me. You never asked me. And whenever I brought it up, you'd get drowsy and full of sleep. Just in the middle of dinner. Or lunch? Yeah, I was going to say breakfast. Breakfast. You never got it, Dana.

I'm a man. I'm sensitive. I need to feel loved. I need to be desired. The male loneliness epidemic is real. Yeah. When you started in. Introducing me is the old ball and chain.

Well, it's a term of endearment. I may have a lot of personal problems, but I'm a total professional when it comes to my job. Begon. What are we doing? Benegman, would you get a stool specimen, please? Hey, hey. Let's start with the business stool. You want to play with a big kid?

You know, I should have been your father. I mean, I could have been. Oh, getting in there. Oh, my goodness. I cannot believe it I straightened it He had some sort of Clear liquid coming out of his mouth too

Baby plasm Well what do you think Well he's ugly I mean he's not elephant man ugly but He's not attractive Was his father ugly? Don't listen And he stinks You're ripe signor

His father stink Yeah Daddy was a smelly huh Daddy was a smelly Seriously, there's nothing unusual about him, is there? I don't have a lot of experience with babies. Aw. I'd like to run some gonological tests on the mother.

Who wouldn't? Oh, God, no. Nope. Too far. Nope. Too far. I'm drawing the line there, gang. Relax, you're on the meter.

Come on, hey, we're scientists. Get out all the way. We're scientists. Oh, I think we hit the honeypot. Dang, this looks so cool. 1118 on the PGA. Two point five GEVs on the. Geiger meter. Well, what does that mean?

Running some geogological. Who told you to stop? Cut. Why don't you let us work? We let you work. He's been working overtime. I tell you why we're here. We have because some diaper bag down. I'm making this work on Friday night. My right, Peter? Who's you right, Ray?

Very intense. We should get a deeper reading. Yeah. We're going to need a deeper reading. Dang, dude. Their gadgets are so cool looking. Yeah, somebody has some. to go down there somebody's got to go down there somebody does got to go down there okay oh my gosh that got me seriously spooked me yeah yeah oh whoa great effect I love oh what cool I vigo the scourge of catapha the sorrow of Moldavia come out you sorrow of Maldovia on a mountain of scars in the castle of pain I

sat on a throne of blood. The opening line to my favorite metal song. As will be what is, will be no more. Now is the season of evil. Dude, you need to cut a record. Evil? Evil? Child?

Whoa, no, no. From my eyes to yours. Oh, good. See as I see. Is he just going to be like a robot now? New vessel. A child. Oh.

We're breaking through. We'll see some light. See some. Right here bubbling. What? It's a river of slime. Whoa. Oh, my God. That looks awesome.

That looks sick. There's got to be 25,000 gallons of it. It's flowing through here like a river. Yeah, like a river. That's good. That's good. Hold me up. That's good.

What do you see? Oh, damn it. Oh. Please get a sample. Hey. For these cops. are like I got about eight million miles of cable I got to check you're gonna come and shake my monkey tree again what are you talking about buddy the phone lines are over there Edison is the Edison man hey what did I say how many times hey you know with kind of an order phone company we check so tell me another one

I've got a major gas leak here what do you think all this is coming from the sky oh my god are we ever going to get back up okay boys boys boys Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, no. Some kind of activity going on with this stuff. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, okay, what's going on up there? Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, that is a very cool thing. Yeah, that was awesome. Whoa.

Oh, damn it. Oh, now we've gotten outage. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, okay. All the city. Now, you've really done it.

I happened to be here in this neighborhood and I thought that I would stop by to see how's it with you? How's it with you? Well, how's the VAVB? Oh my God. Baby, baby. He's so sleeping. Oh, but I would.

It's okay. I do need anything, you know? You want me to come in? No, thank you. Hey, you. Don't let a bad voice bite. this character he's so committed to this like totally wacky accent his audition had to been wild because it was like you got to play your normal character and then you got to play this guy the accent which is wow wow you can scan the walls i love the imagery of that yeah what can we do it's all in the hands of our lawyer now i think you guys are making a big mistake i do

oh no stuff occasionally he's back i got my law degree in night school well that's fine lewis We got arrested at night. Put these guys away fast and make sure they go away for a long, long time, okay? No, Woody. I don't think it's fair to call my client's frauds. Okay, so the blackout was a big problem for everybody, okay? Okay. Stuck in an elevator for two hours and I had to make the whole time.

But I don't blame them. This one time I turned into a dog and they helped me. Thank you. I had to make the whole time. That's it. To look on the judge's faces, what is heck. I don't know what time I tuned in here. Dog, they help me. Thank you.

Do you recognize this equipment? That's the stuff the cops took from their truck. Do you know what this equipment is used for? I don't know. Catching ghost, maybe? That seems, stands to reason. May I remind the court that the defendants are under a judicial restraining order that strictly forbids them from performing services as paranormal investigators or eliminators?

What? Why? So much happened off screen the past five years. Yeah. There was no evil. There was no evil on. to no malice because you live here when you live in a place and you love it like you do you don't want nothing bad to happen what just telling him what to say to lead an incident

it's a one-shot deal objection your honor what he's leading the witness same the witness is leading him god you have any questions for this witness might have some bearing on this case do i no we've helped them out enough yeah no your honor in this world that go way beyond human understanding, things that cannot be explained, things that most people don't want to know about. That is where we come. Here, here.

So what you're saying is that the world of the supernatural is your exclusive province. Sometimes shit happens, someone has to deal with it, and who are you going to call? The Ghostbusters! You call Ghostbusters! Find you guilty on all charge.

Or do you pay fines in the amount of $25,000 each? Hey. Oh, well... Since you're 18 months in the city correctional facility. Rikers? Rikis. Oh, God. She's twitching.

I'm not finished. Jesus, man. Now we proof. My hands were assigned by the unalterable fetters of the law. And I would invoke it. Oh, my God, dude. Bro. Oh, no.

And have you burned at the steak. Oh, my God. Oh. Fun. Fun. Fun. Fun. Oh my goodness.

There is. And they're electric chairs. The Sculari brothers. Who's going to bust them ghosts? Friends of yours? I tried them for murder. Gave them the chair. We can see that.

Yeah. You gotta do something. Why don't you just tell them you don't believe in ghosts? Yeah. Mwah. Yeah. Don't I. Don't I.

Don't believe in. Whoa. Wow. Help me. My guys are still under a judicial mistrangement order. That blue thing I got from her. They could be exposing themselves. And you don't want us

exposing ourselves. Save that lawyer. Wow. Whoa. No. Oh, no. Whoa. Damn.

That's a really good effect. Yeah. Are we seen the order? Case dismissed. Nice. Uh-oh. Nice, nice. We're invisible.

It's a great looking effect. Yeah, it looks awesome. Whoa. Oh, snap. Wow. Strange. The interesting sense of comedy. I agree.

I wonder if like Bill Murray was still like improvising a lot and they were going off of his lead, maybe. We did a let's go. Yeah. We did it, gang. Two in the box. Ready to go. We be fast and they be slow. Wow.

Yeah. Well, all for one and one for all. Tape your pants before they fall. We're the beautiful. We're the only. Ghostbusters. Hey. All new uniforms.

Love in the night. We have no time to stall. Don't worry. We're not moving. He is. Oh, Lewis. Who are you going to cool? Ghostbusters. Oh, it's okay, Zachariah. You'll get them.

Tell them, Egon. Oh, you mean the Ghostbusters, hot beverage thermal mug and free balloons for the kids? Oh. Hey, they got the two. That's Canon also. Love it. I mean, what a discovery, a psychoreactive substance. active substance. Whatever this stuff is, it responds

to human emotional states. It's like, what are you got with studying? Mood slime. Mood slime. We talk to it and say, supportive nurturing things to it. You're not sleeping with it, are you right? Let's get that callback. What's that dream? There's that ghost job.

Always a quiet ones. You held. How about the kinetic test? Wait a minute. What are we applying here? I don't know. You just have it in your room while you sleep? Or are you like... Does it do Emmy Lou Hara? Oh, it dances, too.

It lifted me so, oh, oh. Aw, I just wants to have a good time. Cute. Oh. Ghost toast. Oh, you're my number one Christmas boutique gift item. Toasters. If I have, of course, I've seen you on the television.

You're not the wrong business, I hope. Well, it's top of figure. Ain't there a genius in many ways? He was also a lunatic and a genocidal madman. Ah, there we have it. He's missed his kitten. We'll just put one in here by the cast on. Yes, we don't go around altering, I'm going to ask, Dr. Rinkland goal.

Yes, I think go. Yes, the joyfulness is over. Oh, the goal. Well, you're not going to get a green card with that attitude, pal. Okay? Wow. Oh, boy. He's on a visa.

I get the feeling that that painting is watching me, even smiling at me. Paintings. Uh. They're making a lover spat over there. Oh, no. Oh, that probably makes for good bubble bath. There it comes. It's very exfoliated.

It's that pink almond-smelling soap there. Oh, I actually love that soap. That's my favorite. Yeah. Smells so good. And I don't know where I get it because it's only in, like, public building. I agree. Oh, blah, blah, blah.

I'm just going to take her shirt, too. Oh, no. Team Bath. Okay. Well, be careful. Mother baby bat. Whoa. Bo, blah, bo, blah, bo, blah, bo. Oh, my goodness, gracious me. No. I was giving him a bath. There was all this pink hose everywhere, and it was reaching for him. Okay, you're all right. You're all right. I'm not going to let him get you. Aww. Ray. Yeah, Dana's just come over to my place. Well, actually, her tub tried to eat her.

What? Are you serious? No, my. Terrible, but it's great for what we would. Yeah, I will. Yeah, sure, we'll get right on it. The rainbow cord, I love it. Remember the painting, Vankman mentioned?

Uh-huh. Ran the name Vigo de Carpathian through the occult reference net. Oh, reference net. Ooh, nice ugly history. 16th century Carpathia. Baritial turmoil, it said. I think there's a connection between this Vigo character and the... Gotta be a connection.

Atomic weight of cobalt, 58.9. I'm gonna get over to Dana's apartment. Of course. Fray's gonna go on over to your place and just take a look. Christmas couch. I got this from a girl. No. From Joe, will you name us, okay?

We don't know how we don't want to know. Joe Name. Get out of it. Wow. Oh my. What a dipe. You're gonna be staying at Uncle Pete's until this thing blows over. This is your place now.

Oh, he's dad material. He's so ready. Hi, come on in, this is my place. This is my place. If I lie on my side like this and you spoon up beside me. Your arm draped over me. We do it the other way. Yes, of course.

I get your hair caught my throat. Well, how about you on the sofa and me and the baby in the bed? It's a way to go. I really ought to put him down. You're short and you're a terrible burden on your poor mother. Look at his face. Oh my God. He's the perfect set baby. Like normally when you see babies in films, you know that they've switched him out.

He either has a really good twin or he's just... Locked in. He's working. In character. Figo the Carpathian, born 1505, died 1610. Whoa. 105 years old, he hung in there, didn't he? Didn't die of old age either.

Poisoned, stabbed, shot, hung, stretched, disemboweled drawn. Oh, goodness. Woo. Ouch. I guess we wouldn't do poplar at the end. No, not exactly a man of the people. That'll do it. also known as Vigo the Cruel, Vigo the Torture, Vigo the Despised, and Vigo the unholy.

Wasn't he also Vigo the Butch? Oh, he was the worst. Unholy. Last words were death is but a door. Time is but a window. I'll be back. Damn. I'll be back.

Close one door and open a window. Hey, the gang. Suck in the guts, guys. We're the Ghostbusters. No! Oh! Suck in the guts. On it.

Disgusts be tricky. Hi, how are you? Race dance from the Ghostbusters. That's Skyline. Dr. Wakeman, then is not here. Yeah, we know that, Johnny. So why are you came? Why are you came?

Johnny, where in the hell are you from, anyway? The upper vest side. Hallroom's extremely hot, Peter. That's one ugly dude. Ouch. Would you look this way, please? No, don't, no. Uh-oh.

Spectral photograph camera. Give me angry. Will you give me angry or you've had a bad day? You're cranky? Yeah, thanks. Good. Give me hot and sexy. Can you do it?

Oh, you can. Show me some teeth. Come on. What? I bet the girls like you, huh? Oh, no. That's it. More.

Yeah. Oh, there we are. Destroy me now. Yeah. Is they going to like... Yeah. Yeah. Give it.

Give it. Yeah. We need to talk. You say photos capture the soul. Are they pulling his soul into anything? Oh. John, face. His face.

Are you all right? What? I mean, you're not coming down with something. Me? Uh-oh. What happened there? Was he just, like, brainwashed by, Vigo.

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Dana, your prince. Hey. Oh no. Oh no. She cleaned. Hi. Shh. He's asleep. Come here.

Hey. Yeah. So what happened with my apartment? The guy spent the whole night there, tried on some of your clothes. You found a little bit of that pink slime. Well, what am I supposed to do now? You are supposed to get dressed and get crazy with me. No boy.

I have got you a babysitter. Ah, let's go. I can't leave Oscar with a strange person. Janine Melnitz from my staff. Hey. Janine has experience babysitting. Here. Janine probably has tons of experience, tons of jobs.

Thank you. I've also brought some things. Wardrobe choices. A couple of provocative ensembles in here. I'll leave it up to you. Okay, but after dinner, don't put any of those old cheap moves on me. No, no, no. I have all new cheap moves.

That's a good line. It looks like you're awake, huh? You're away. Yes, Asco. Osco. I got some Laura Antonelli tapes if you want to watch him. Laura Antonelli? Comment below, people.

Who's that? Lewis. I'm playing. Dude, that is a fit on Janine. I love her coat. Do you maybe want to... Oh, no, no. Oh.

Do you want to have something to eat with me? Oh, do you want to eat with me? Yeah, I'd love it. Oh, my God. I told Dr. Vinkman and I babysit for him. You could both go. Do you want to babysit with me? Okay, I would.

Oh. We were right, Ray, multi-planar curly and emanations. Yeah, well, here's your next month's cover of GQ. Check out the aura on this. What a way to do a split diopter without doing a split diopter. We should get a deeper look. Why don't I run this wider shot through the spectral analyzer? Good.

I'll try turning up the regins. Okay. Hey. So what do you think? Chinese? How about Thai? Chicago. Chicago.

Yeah, absolutely. Get that deep dish. How is that? I want a deep dish pizza. There's one in Echo Park. You got to go. That's the... Oh, yeah.

Whoa. There it is. Oh no. We know the truth. He must burn it to the ground. What is closed? Winston! What are we gonna do?

Put our heads in the toy. There we go. Winston to the rescue. Yeah. Nice. Go Z. That is a huge door. Eh.

Eh. Ghost taxi. Pete, it's great that you're here. We've got incredible news. Oh, no. Can I have one try? All you can eat, barbecue rib night at the Sizzler. Oh, Sissar doesn't exist anymore.

Because of the ponchos. Hi, boys. Dana, the guys are going down to the sewer to check for slime stuff. You want to blow off this dinner thing and go with them? Women. Huh? Oh, boy. I would love a hard cut to them just covered in barbecue sauce at a rib joint.

And Sizzler to be specific. Yeah, this is full upper body sauce and it's so good. According to this whole transit map, there should be an entrance anywhere along here somewhere. I'm not getting anything yet. So many little antennae. Hello! Hello! Slowed down shot.

Hey! Hello? Oh. Oh, whoa. What? I said Winston? Yes, it did. He said his name.

It knows you. Whoa! Some spooky gore! Oh! Whoa! Oh, gross! That was actually pretty spooky. That was great.

Before we go any further, I think we should get our proton packs. Good idea. Yeah, why did we not have them on already, guys? Alert. I'm going to retrace our steps now. Somebody's going to be behind them. Why are we going this slow? What's that?

What's what? Train. These lines have been abandoned for 50 years. Oh, probably in one of the tunnels above us. It's a dolphin close to me. Yep, we should get out of the way. Wow, freaky, ooh. Ghost train.

No, ghost train. No, ghost train. Oh, wild. Dang. I think that was the old New York Central City of Albany, derailed in 1920, killed hundreds of people. Did you catch the number on the locomotive? Sorry, I missed it. Yeah, thinking he was dying at the time. Something's trying to stop us.

We must be close. Ray? Ray. You got swept up by the ghost train? Oh. Jesus. Sneak up on me like that. There's a hole.

Let's go. A hole. We need our packs, yo. Spuddy webs. Is that pink webbing? Unbelievable. Very cool. I wasn't lying, was I?

You want? He ain't lying. Whoa. How much negative energy it must have taken to generate a flow this size. Hey, New York. What a town. What a town. So deep it is.

It's got a sounding. Yeah. Oh, no. Oh, no. Six feet. I mean, it seems like it's getting swept that way. Yeah. It doesn't look like it's going down.

Oh, God. Cut it off. Cut it off. Cut it off. You're going in. Oh, no. Buddy. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, no. You're going in. No. Whitson? Whoa. Damn, that's got a fast current. Oh. Yeah. I appreciate that, though.

Gotta do it. The most charming, kindest. It's me. It's you. Unusual man I've ever broken up with. Love that thing. Why did you dump me? Protecting myself. I mean, you weren't very good for me, you know.

Well, heck, I'm not even good for me. You don't give yourself enough credit. I need to hear that kind of stuff. I mean, if I had this kind of support, a 24-hour-day basis. 24 hours. Why don't you just give me a jingle in the year 2000? Oh, dang. Simpler times.

Why don't I give you a jingle right now? We're 19. So the seven little dwarves in a limited partnership in a small mining operation. It really is a great place. I mean, it needs a woman's touch. Sh, bedtime. You're very good with children.

Thanks, I practiced on my hamster. Aw. So you live alone? Oh. Wowy. I used to have a roommate, but my mom moved to Florida. Why don't you come over here and sit with me? Okay.

On the Christmas couch. So you want to play Boggle or Super Mario Brothers? You know. Bogle? I like a child myself Oh Would you? Tonight?

Maybe Oh yeah Gnarly Oh my god That's gross Nice going You were too stupid Not to drop that blotline

Stupid here you better watch your mouth I'll punch your lights up Oh boy Time Come on right now Oh oh oh No don't fight boys Who's gonna take care of Egon

Stop stop Get your pulls of kicks Oh, oh, why? Why? Oh, dear Ray, what are we doing? I was ready to kill you. It's a stuff. It's like pure concentrated evil. It's on our face, though, too.

You're scared, okay. We scare you. Oh. Greatest tangible evidence of psychic energy. Oh, my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. You're scaring the straits, okay?

Is there any way we can do this tomorrow? What? Scared the Straits. Oh my goodness. It's all over the city, Pete. Under it actually. Rivers of this stuff. Yes, and it's all flowing right to the museum.

Get out of the museum. Right. Oh. Live time live. My museum? I was gonna tell you between the dessert and the cheese course. There they are.

You can never go back. Oh, no. Oh my god. Oh, Ghostbusters. How are you? Hey, guys, come right this way. Hey. Pax, my kid brother really wants one.

The proton peg is not a toy. I guess it's right. Okay. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Oh no. Oh.

Oh. Oh no. And we watched some TV and we had something to eat and then one thing led to another. That's all right. Hi, Dana. How's your date? Aaron is walked. Well, it wasn't a date. It was just dinner. Where's Peter?

Well, he was arrested. Typical. Well, how's Oscars? Is he all right? Oh, oh, he's fine. Such a good baby. Oh. We just gave him some French bed pizza.

Passed right out. Good, good. Well, I'll just give him a look-see. Oh, yeah. Oh, is he gone? To make sure he didn't die via French bread pizza. Hey, there are worse ways to go on. That's true.

So do you think we should go? Gee, I don't know. I don't think we should leave her alone. You're right. Let's stay. Oh. Lenny! Ghostbusters.

This Mayor? What is this? A slumber party? Mm-hmm. We're here tonight because a psychomagnathyric slime flow of immense proportions is building up beneath this city. Psycho-what? Psycho-magnotheric. Big word.

Big word. All the bad feelings, I mean, all the hate, the anger and violence of this city is turning into this sludge. This is insane. I mean, do we really have to listen to this? Guys. There seem to be three million completely miserable people living in the Tri-State area. tri-state area. Oh, my God.

And what budgy brain here doesn't realize is that if we don't do something fast, this whole place is going to blow like a frog on a hot plate. Wow. What am I supposed to do? Go on television and tell 10 million people they have to be nice to each other. Get out of here.

Treating other people like dirt is every New Yorker's God-given right. Good night, gentlemen. You're making a big mistake. Making the demeanor of New York and New Yorkers like part of a super-nact. Time Square slimed. Slime square.

Slime square? Slymer. Before you go running off to the newspapers with this, would you consider telling the slime business to some of our people downtown? It's gotta be done for it. Wait, it was? No. Oh, no.

Oh, what a jerk! Slime Square, come on. The mayor wants them kept under strict observation for the next few days. We think they're seriously disturbed and potentially dangerous. dangerous. Oh, Brian Doyle Murray. The sorrow of Moldavia. Sorrows, I've heard all of this, yes. Come on.

I've heard all of this, yes. Let me skip a head, please. Bring me the child that I must live again. Yes. Lodvigo. This woman daily is fine and strong. If I

was to bring this baby, could I have this woman? So be it. Ah. On this day of darkness, She will be our... To you and mother to me.

Oh. Thank you. That's been. You know, you really don't have to stay. I'm sure Peter will be back soon. Oh, we don't mind. Yeah. Dirty windows.

They need a cleaning. Oh, no. Oh, here we go. A supernatural spooky ghost cleaning. Oh. I need to poo. She got that tangero print. If that baby fluttered out of the window, I'm going to be so mad.

Oh, no. Oh, no. No, no. Is it, look, look, look, where, what? No. Oh, God. No way. What of you?

Oh, my God. No. No. No. Nope. Nope. No. 911 right now.

Phil call it. Yes. Ooh, it's got a stroller. Oh, no. It's one the baby. He dressed up like a woman. Oh, man.

Oh, God. This is so weird. It's so weird. Dang. Make a quick word. Cross the skyline. We gotta get the baby back. What should we do? Where's the baby?

He belongs in a museum. Yes, tell me about the slime. It's very potent stuff. We made a toaster dance with it. And a bathtub try to eat his friend's baby. Oh man, this zooming shot is great. They haven't cut yet. The bathtub.

Don't look at me. I think these people are completely nuts. Ha, that's actually the smartest strategy right now. Hey, that's the New York I'm talking about. Trash everywhere. On the wind. I wonder how many takes, and they were like, no, make it seem like a stronger wind. Sigourney, we need you almost falling over.

We need more newspapers. We need more tripping. We need more agony. Oh, Saperini. Oh, no. Oh, my God. Oh. Oh, God.

Beppy. Sweetheart. Ancient runes. I'd lost you. Oh, God. He's glowing eyes. He's going to come out. I thought that you might come.

You stay away from us, Janusz. He has been chosen to be the vessel of the spirit of Vigo. Ugh. Will be the mother of the ruler of the world. No. I don't think we have a choice here. Take a look. It's not Gainsborough's blue boy there, huh?

Yes, you know your art. You're not going to take my baby. Wow! Whoa! Whoa, dude, no. Oh. Let's go, you bastard. Oh, my goodness.

Oh, my goodness. Cannibal girls. Eugene Levy and who? Oh, nice. All right, let's get some spooky ghosts. Yeah, who else was in that movie? Who else was in Cannibal Girls? Whoa.

Who is this? Oh, my. Oh, my God, wow. What? Oh. It's the fur. Coming alive. Oh, my God.

That's why we faux fur, people. That's why we foe fur. All right, now, everybody panic. Whoa. That's a big one. Yeah, I love these. A big dinosaur or a little dinosaur? Oh, just the skeleton.

How well, which way was it heading? Where is that? It's fascinating. Usually the... Wouldn't they be calling Ghostbusters? It's some doc supervisor down at Pier 34. What's a problem? He says the Titanic just arrived.

Well, I'm talking here. Oh, my God, yes. Was that Cheech? Was the other guy somebody? I, I only recognize this guy don't, but Cheech, yes. Better late than never. Wow. Yeah.

We had more than 3,000 calls his midnight last night. We've got every man in uniform on the street, and I am still short-handed. Oh, my God. What the hell's going on? We're working on it. I'm going down in history as the mayor who let New York get sucked down into the 10th level of hell. Hey. Call a Ghostbusters.

Wait, now, I'm sure there's another way. I spent an hour last night in my bedroom talking to Fiorello LaGuardia, and he's been dead for 40 years. Well, I had them committed to the psychiatric ward at Parkview Hospital. You what? They were threatening to go to the press. I was protecting your interest. Oh, no. You have exactly three minutes to clear out.

You're fired! Yay! Oh, no. Remove this man from the building. And get me the Ghostbusters. Mr. Mayor. Mr. Mayor, come take a look at this. Oh, man.

Have you ever seen anything like that? Whoa. That looks pretty cool. That looks awesome. Whoa. It's getting dark. Somebody get me the ghost busters. It's interesting.

Usually the sequel thing is like to go bigger and like double down on everything. And we've had like not a ton of ghosts so far. Right. Yeah. Figo wants it on the 21st century. He needs a human body to inhabit. Little Oscar must be it. And I've been the only ones who can do anything about.

You bet we are. You bet we are. Degah, Degah, Degah. Take control. J.O5. Was that 2000?

200, I think. Or. Oh, it had to be 2000. It's a phone number. DER. Jello mold. I hate Jello. Oh.

Soon it will be midnight and the city will be mine and Vigo's. Mine and Vigo's. You and I have this terrific opportunity to make the best of this relationship. You got to manipulate him. Tell him you want to make out with him and juice him and he'll let you in. Marry me then, then we will raise Vigo as our son. Say yes and then take it all back once you kill him.

I'm sure we could get a magnificent apartment, car, free parking. Car. Perhaps you and I could learn to love each other. Yeah, that's definitely gonna happen. And the new world will be run largely like the old world. So, yeah, free parking is a big perk. There we go. Let's go, gang, with the light.

Pull them. Ooh, let's go. Warm them up. Let's get that ghost busting action. Let's cut. Cooking them. Oh. That slime wall is pulsing with evil.

It would take a tremendous amount of positive energy to crack that shell. and I seriously doubt that there's enough goodwill left in this town to do it. But it's Christmas time. No, I just can't believe things have gotten so bad in the city that there's no way back. Yeah. I mean, sure, it's dirty, it's crowded, it's polluted, it's noisy. There's got to be a few sparks of sweet humanity left in this burned-out bird.

We just have to figure out a way to mobilize it. Here, here. We need something that everyone in this town can get behind. We need a symbol. Okay. Pizza rat. Something that appeals to the best in each and every one of us. Something good.

Something decent. Something pure. Yes. Oh, Lady Liberty. Ah, the statue of hope and liberty. Dun dun dun. Kind of makes you wonder, I wonder what? Whether she's naked under that toga?

Ready with the speakers, bray. Slime blower's ready. Statue of nudity. Slime blower, prime and set. Oh, good slime, good slime. Winston is our slime in a good mood tonight. Testing, one, two, testing. Hey, how many of you people here tonight are a national monument?

Would you raise your hand, please? Hey. Oh, hello, man. Let's frost it. It's slime time. Slime time live with Dave Azer. Oh my. Oh my.

Yeah. Yay. Sliming it. There's a certain kind of imagery happening here, but I just can't put my finger on it. All right. It's getting late. It's almost midnight. Let's go, Vankman.

Look at Nintendo peripheral. The request line from Liberty Island. We got to squeeze some New Year's juice. from you, big apple. What is the scale? Ooh. Higher! I was going to say, this soundtrack is like

hitting for you. Yeah, it is. It is. Throwing you the jams. It is. Ooh. Nice. Get the magnetism. Whoa. Whoa. Oh.

Oh. What? Oh, my God. That's fun. Wild. What a great video. I didn't think that was going to That's awesome That looks really cool That's super cool

Oh my Just floating or she oh my god What is I don't know how she's gonna walk around But we'll see You make this work We'll pop for a weekend in Vegas With a jelly green giant

Hey I know I've seen the other guy But shouts out to Cheech Oh You look fantastic in this I was born to wear this stuff Rollplay fantasy unlocks Oh my goodness

You know what I shipped them I'm here for me too What a silhouette shot my man Get out there Get out it Love the earmuffs Looks heavy Wow

Oh okay fits All the street. Great. What is the scale? Wild. It feels like her crown should be way bigger than them. Higher. Iron higher.

Can't you go any faster? We should have padded her feet. I don't think they make Nike's in her size, Ray. She's a Harvard chick. Harbor chick. Whoa. Oh, up. That's a fascinating, like, switch there with the car.

Stay fit, keep sharp. Stay fit. It's like a good match cut, but like, but it's fun. It's like, yeah, it's the ingenuity on display. Whoa! Four minutes to go, and then party times. Party times. Are you ready for party times?

I'm ready for party. Oh, no, don't... Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew. No.

No. No. No. No. Oh, no. Damn, that was heavy. Oh, no. I love you, when are you, Raffa House.

Hit it in the mama! Drop the hammer on us! Do it, go! Oh! Ah ha ha ha ha ha. Wow. Whoa, that, that looked awesome. Go away.

Don't know who they please? Happy New Year. He's Vigo. T. You're like the buzzing and flies to him. He's gone. Johnny did you back the wrong? He really did.

Hoze him. Hozer. Hoseer. Hose head. Cool. Look, coo coo coo coo. One down. On the ground.

Ha. Bars. Boy, am I glad to you. Aww. Is he dead? The slime is positively charged. Uh-uh. He'll wake up feeling like a million bucks.

Whoa, this gentleman is a little bit rape. That's alright, my friend. I think I had an accident too. Oh no, what? Ghost diapers. Oh yeah, he ain't going down with a fight. Woof, oh no! Hey!

God! No! Get him away! Ugh! Look! A knife for something! And her. Okay.

You gotta stay right here. Uncle Pete's gotta go help your mom for a second. You stay right here and don't say anything, okay? Hey. Oh. Uh-oh. Oh no. Pull it right there, deadhead.

Deadhead. You want a baby? Go ahead and knock up some willing hellhound. Otherwise, I'm giving you three to get back in that painting where you belong. Yeah, buddy. One. I don't want to see this dude, knock up a hellhound. Three!

Three! Sly them. Oh, no, catch him. Oh, no, he's stronger than us. That was really stupid. Ray, can you move? No. Are you okay?

No. Oh. How are you? I'm fine. Oh, no. Oh, no. Hate that. Ew.

No. No, we still have, we still have, what's his nuts. I'm sorry. I forget his name. Hey, Bigel. Yeah, you, the bimbo with the baby. Bimbo. I have met some dumb blinds in my life, but you take the taco pal.

Take that taco. Only a Carpathian would come back to life now and choose New York. You would be living the sweet life out in Southern California's beautiful San Fernando Valley. Absolutely would. That's where we are. Absolutely would. Come join us. Oh, no.

No, no. Where's our guy? Come on, guy. No, no, no, no. Oh, my God. No. Oh! Come on.

Whoa. The people. Oh, it's New Year's. It's right. It's Christmas or whatever. Oh. Ghostbusters. That old Carpathie.

Carpathians be forgot and never brought back to life. I'm here with you guys. That's right, man. You're one of the Ghostbusters now. I can move! Oh, oh, oh, oh, goodness. Somebody grab that baby. Oh my god. It's like a slow motion saw montage.

Whoa. Oh, sweet. No. Oh. You back in the painting. Whoa. Oh, I don't like that. No.

Ew. Wow. Oh, no, thank you. Viggy, Vigy, Vigy. You have been a bad monkey. Ray, we'd like to shoot the monster. Could you move, please? Ray.

Oh, no, Ray. Ray. Ray! No. I'm Ray at Vigo. Now. Oh. Oh, we got to do a combo.

There we go. There we go. There we go. Slime. and bust them. Wow. He's just a head. He's a big spooky head.

Cool. Sliming him. Bye, buddy. Into the slime averse. Kaboom. Wow. That's a cool look at the photo. You did it, buddy.

I did it. Yeah. You're a ghostbuster. Get this man, an action figure and a lunchbox. How do you feel? Groovy. Groovy.

Spread out, Shorty. Spread out, Shorty. I love you guys. I love all you guys. Great, Ray. Wow. The positively charged slime. Yeah.

They will come from behind. Hey. What version are you singing? Why am I drippings with goo? Drippings with goo. Sorry we had to hose you there, but you were kind of out of control. Let me tell you something. I love you.

Yes? Yeah. I love you too. All right. Wow. I shipped them. I shipped them, Tara. Me too.

You want to take a look at this? Wow. Is that all sunshine and rainbows now? Oh my God. What the heck? Oh my. I thought they would look like Ghostbusters. Not like that.

Oh, they're ripped busters. Yeah, they were. Directed once again by Ivan Raidman. Wowy. that is Bill Murray isn't it Danny Brain and O goes

Hey Damn's the Groning Weaver Rick Moranus He's so glad Oh no He's on the building Oh look at them Hey

The double door Peter McNichol He's a character actor And a ton of stuff Oh yeah Well they were twins Very good twins Will and Hank

and Slimer, of course. Yep. I mean, this is the definitive Ghostbusters song. I think we can all agree. Yes. Oh, wow. So good.

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ring the bell that we are notified of all the videos that were dropping thanks to prep for helping edit down these highlights for the ghost for the dose ghost the dose busters I think we have questions we must have questions let me let me speed oh yeah we'll make sure we don't have any case you know you never know in their 80s and 90s you know when you're going to run into some kind of secret special after the credits, watching a jiggie. But yeah,

Ghostbusters, too. We did it. We did it. I can't believe it. Look at that. Ooh, 1989 we are in. Love it.

Yeah, for a second, I was like, wait, wait, what year are we in? But, yeah, from the 80s to the 80s. Columbia Pictures. All right.

All right. We've done it. We did it. Well, that was a fun one. We're going to get to your guys' questions, because maybe you have a lot for us. I don't know.

This is, you know, obviously the superior and most beloved Ghostbusters movie. So I'm going to assume we will get the lion's share of questions for this installment. Of course. Obviously, this is the Ghostbusters

that is worth watching. Okay. Oh, all right. Okay, let's go to our first one. Awesome. Joe, despite the recent legacy films, was your entertained experience with this movie enough?

to have wanted a third one. If not, what were the reasons why this one wasn't as successful and rememberable as the first movie? Well, I feel like, it's tricky. Like, it's fun enough to see them all together and when there is ghost mayhem in this movie

that, you know, is exciting. And again, the stop motion combined with the visual comping effects and stuff is like really cool still. But it is like kind of less of it's less at the forefront of this movie it's weird like i can definitely see why this one is considered to be a considerable step down from the original one uh yeah it's it's like because it's still fun to see everyone together and because the world is so charming i think i still would

have wanted a ghostbusters three um but i can see why there was a big gap yeah you know because it just doesn't have like this the the first movie has like such a rhythm and it's always kind of bubbling with personality and ideas and it's this unlikely concoction of things all blended together yeah and this one it's weird like the genre elements feel a little more detached from each other in a way yeah you technically still have everyone together and what they choose to have them doing when you come back isn't like outlandish or weird but at the same time there's something about there's like a lot of air in the movie like it's weird there are a lot of times i catch myself drifting and noticing like there's no music in

the scene it's like letting the room tone and the dialogue lead which is like cool but also it's probably not what i should be like a movie like this should feel like it's got a bubbly kind of fun pace about it and this felt like it wanted to have fun but it wasn't moving the way like a fun movie would be yeah didn't have the pacing like the first one yeah yeah and it's weird like I like the slime and I like the idea of what's happening but weirdly I feel like the fun in games of Ghostbusters was kind of

slim here. Compared to the first movie and not that they have to do the same stuff and they do to some degree it's like okay we got a huge character walking through the city except this time the Ghostbusters are riding the character instead of fighting the character and stuff like that but it's weird

it's fun to have everybody back but yeah it's just like the spark of inspiration didn't feel quite as sharp and it just didn't feel like had as many fresh ideas. And I like the idea of like, oh, New York, because of all this negative energy, is it causing something to do with the slime

or is the slime bringing us the negative energy? Yeah. You know the slime with positive energy. Like all that good ideas. But yeah, this was way more kind of, I don't think if this was the first one, it would have like spawned the beloved franchise

that it is now. No way, man. I feel like this film was a lot of like, it's Vigo's world. He is like a slime master that's in a painting. And there was a lot, less of us being actual ghost busters it's like we really when we got down into the the subway and we saw the pink slime i thought that was like the beginning of us really getting after it except it

it wasn't yeah it was it wasn't yeah it was still vigo vigo vigo and then so corny and the kid we know that he's going to take the kid yeah you know it didn't feel as ghostbustery yeah and it's like I get that we have this looming thread and in the first one we had like Gozer and Zool and all these things. But here I was like, okay, I like this painting and the guy looks freaky and stuff, but we're just kind of trying not to get him

to inhabit this baby. And it's like it could have worked, but it's just yeah, it's not as like grabby and fun. It's weird. Like the balance of horror and comedy is like intrinsic to the first one and there is a bit of like spookiness and like

the filmmaking is a little reminiscent of a horror movie at times and this didn't do that quite so much no and i feel like to just the kind of i don't know the the pacing of the scene work just like less i don't know crackly energy off of this yeah first one you kind of get like okay i see how bill murray might have been improvising everything but just like the the pace and the energy was different yeah it definitely was a lot slower i noticed the time a little bit more just in my body as time passes a lot more with this one um they took i think they took their time in the first one on the right things meaning when they first are exposing us to a ghost and we see it and then um their lines of dialogue are sort of it's it's fun

it was funnier to me in the first one there's still very very funny parts in this second one but um i get it when we see the ghost it's just sort of like here we go we're off we're running except we don't really run as quick as we never yeah we never start running no there are good scenes in moments but yeah the film itself never gets to that place yeah which is too which is too bad because i think that also the slime thing of like bad energy good energy is a lot of fun especially i mean it feeds into a lot of jokes that you can write about new york and uh new yorkers and all of that stuff i get it um but then there's it was mainly really just like vigo he needs this baby we know it's going to be her baby i mean i liked it that we were kind of focusing on on them

getting back together, her getting back together with Peter and we got to see Peter sort of being in dad mode. That was cute. But we got more of that than we did like Ghostbustery stuff. Yeah. Which is what I think, well, I mean, my assumption is people would be going here. They want to see that, but then the rest of it should really be filled with blessing some ghosts. Weirdly, Lewis was my favorite character this time. And like his journey, if you could call it, like the arc of Lewis is like the strongest thing in the movie to me because that has the most encapsulation of like the fun and

whimsy and the quirkiness but also the yeah spooky stuff and it's weird because like this movie does that thing that some sequels do where it's like okay we got to kind of reset the dynamics and so like after all the triumph for the last movie now they're washed up and they're broken up and now these guys are

doing birthday parties as the Ghostbusters right his own show and Egon's doing research and we got to get them all back together and back to Ghostbusting and then We got to break up Peter and Dana so that they can redo the dynamic of trying to get together but in a slightly less. Yeah, and it's weird.

Like, as incorrigible as he is and as much as he won't take nover and answer in the first movie, like they're still like, you get it, you're like, I get the chemistry. And here they're nice together. They're pleasant to watch together. And you are like rooting for them. But it's not like, God, like I can't believe they broke up.

We got to get them back together. It's like a thing that could happen and we'll be fine either way. Which it would have been, it would have been better for the story and the plot if they did make the audience feel that way. Like they have to be together. We see him maybe, you know, he's babysitting the baby. He does great things the baby likes him, but she doesn't see it maybe until the very end, right? That we're not like going on dates, yada, yada, yada.

But I agree with you with the, with the Louie thing. I thought it's cute that he finds, like, love finally and gets to like juice it. who knows how long they'll last, but I hope it's forever. I love him and Janine. They're great. And the fact that he's, you know,

an honorary ghostbuster now, if not, well, I mean, he did bust a ghost. It was just great. Well, I just love that he's just

kind of around. He just kind of works for them. He's always around. He's just always kind of there. Yeah. Inexplicably, other than we just know that they have the connection

left over from the first movie. Yeah. Yeah, was that stuff that felt like the most unified. It's like I liked why. watching everybody else again, but everybody else felt like they were in a kind of collection of scenes of a movie, whereas Lewis felt like he was in an actual movie.

He was in like the main alleyway of the plot that had some good story, some good follow through to it, a good climax, especially when he puts a suit on, she's like, that looks great. And then he's like, I did it, I did it. A lot of fun. Yeah, and you have Winston sort of in and out and these similar beats of like, oh, no, you got this guy who's like a less defy, I love Kurt Fuller, but like a less defined version of the this man has no dick from last

time, you know, who's like, ah, I'm going to use the power of the government to shut you guys down. I'm going to commit you to an asylum. Yeah. The opportunity to get Brian Doyle-Murray, but it's like, okay, so this is the same beat as last time and then they're going to get another giant thing to walk through the city. Right. You know,

like they're, which you can recycle beats and call back to beats, but when everything is working, it certainly reads better. For sure. It would read a lot better if it was working. All right, Jaden Rhodes. This is nowhere near as good as the first movie, but it's still a fun movie. I'm curious if y'all like the villain of the movie. I always felt like it was the weakest part of the movie for me. Yeah. I mean, like I said, I was like, we're hanging out with Vigo a lot,

and I was like, he's in a painting, he's weird, he's creepy. Yeah. Listen, it was, I wasn't like, oh, wow, what's going to happen? I was like, uh, something will happen, but I don't think it'll be that spooky. That's sort of how I felt about it. When they wheel the painting, and it's really cool because you're like, oh, man, this sums up with this painting. It must be. And this guy looks so intense.

And the way he sort of like looms over that scene is really cool. Yeah. To me, I almost wish this had come out in a post Bram Stoker's Dracula world so that we could go, like, riff on that with Vigo, I think would have made this stronger. If we had some kind of prologue where it's like him in his time, you know, doing some crate, like the opening of uh bram stoker's regular reason the crazy red armor and he's like massacring these people and his beloved like falls to her death and then he like you know swears one day to return like i feel like you could have leaned into the horror stuff and the pomp and the bombast

of that yeah you know yeah the guy himself has presence but as it stands like vigo the carpathian is one of those villains that like there's a lot of pomp and circumstance around him but like you know he's pretty much just trying to get inside this baby and right we don't let him and that's that and then there are ghosts i guess just kind of adjacent to this and uh some cool visual effects yeah yeah it's just it's funny because you could have found i think that there is a way to tie vigo to the pink sludge in a more dramatic way and have us fighting more ghosts and have the foundation of vigo be something that we're like oh my god vigo could not get a whole to this kid because now we have like his foundation rather than like he's just a spooky painting. Yeah. Or like a moving head. Like the effects were cool. They were good. And I get

that you know he controls the pink sludge. It runs after him. Whatever. He's like head god or whatever. But yeah, I don't know. I assume that most of you guys are kind of feeling the same thing. Like there's some, this one's a lot weaker than the first, but

it is still fun. We do still get go so we get slime and the same actors thank goodness because they're great but then the rest of it you know the plot the story isn't as strong as it could have been i would have just done more like oh there's crazy more ghost activity yeah it still feels like ghost busters yeah of the movie driving around busting up ghosts because there would be times where i'd forget and just feel like i'm watching some kind of slackers comedy yeah and then be reminded like oh yeah but we're in ghost busters aren't right you know and so yeah if they

It just, I feel like if they just tied the other ghosts that appear into the movie and maybe put a few more ghosts in the movie to Vigo in a meaningful way that could have felt that could have added to his character without having to change like the nuts and bolts much. But there's a lot else they could have done to make sense of. I agree. I'm with you. All right, Michelle R. I saw this movie when I was way too young and the villain Vigo, the Carpathian used to give me nightmares. Truly the first movie character I was ever scared of. Did you guys watch any movie way too young that scared you? and gave you nightmares. That's a good question. We know that I don't remember things. So let me think.

I don't know. I mean, I remember getting very scared of House on Haunted Hill when there's like a head in a box or something like that. And like a spooky old caretaker lady. I remember that. The thing that scared me, hugely, and I don't even think I was too young to see it. It was something about the

image. There's a Twilight Zone episode called Eye of the Beholder where it's this woman and she's got her face wrapped because she's just undergone some kind of cosmetic surgery and the whole episode is like about she's so concerned about you know whether the surgery

was a success and you get the sense that some horrible thing happened to her face or she was like repulsive before and then the reveal of the episode is like the norm for people in this universe is they all have these, like, weird pig faces. Oh, no. And she looks normal, and she's, you know, horrific by these standards.

Like, she's nightmarish. But the pig face people as a kid, like, terrified me. And it took me a long time to be able to watch that episode. Oh, my God, the flying monkeys in Wizard of Oz. That used to scare the, that used to scare me when I was, like, little. The flying monkeys freaked me out. Freak me out for sure. And the Beatles in The Mummy with Brendan Fraser.

oh yeah yeah beetles that like go under your skin that was definitely like a mind over matter like i was so obsessed with that movie but i was freaked out by those and then i had to like force myself to look at them oh you would have had extra nightmares if you had if they have taken you to universal studios because then they do the bugs on your back on your ankles it's the worst he would have lost his freaking mind about it resident z hello terran john hope you enjoyed the ghost busting series question incoming who in the right mind would hang that painting of you go anywhere let alone in a museum unironically the painting just stares to your soul and not in a good way i agree

i agree i must say uh it's hard to do good in movie like art and stuff and uh quite a striking painting yeah yeah i wonder if the actor got to take that home because it looked great that should be hanging above that dude's bad for sure because uh because yeah quality painting in terms of getting the spooky job done. Yeah, I mean, that's the thing, though. Good art is supposed to leap off the canvas. You know, it's supposed to kind of, you know, rifle around in your soul jelly. So in that sense, I mean, you know, him staring through your soul is kind of the desired effect.

But I guess I would only display it in like, you know, if we were doing sort of like classic art of the Carpathians or something like that, you know. Like if he, like what you were saying earlier, that if they'd given us a foundation for Vigo and. showed him like he's slaying a bunch of people and this is how mean or hardcore he is then maybe if you if you have that background then you're like yeah this is vigo guess what he's done yeah like that kind of a vibe you know then maybe i would i would hang it up just to be like this dude's a beast you know you can look at him hanging in the beast the beastly man he is a beast you know and that those shoulder pads yeah oh and when he's all like icky and tumored up i mean I guess it's good they didn't paint him

with demon face. They just painted it with normal face. Oh, I hated that demon face with the red eyes. I did not no thanks. But also I hated the very first ghost, which was not a ghost that we saw, which looked like a zombie. That was in the very beginning, right? The road

I didn't like that either. That was, yeah, it was pretty... I want more of that. I will take more of this stuff. No, I will too, but I was like, oh, that that head and really, really good practical heads in the subway as well that i was surprised by that was great that was great that actually got me that was a good scare well that was a real moment of of horror in that like agreed the idea of

it is like freaky and the image is freaky and again even though these are definitely comedies that's what we want more of though i feel like yeah part of the the magic of the first movie was that there was just a little bit more horror aesthetic in the filmmaking itself as well as you know most of the ghosts are somewhat whimsical but then you do have the ones that are a little more monstrous and yeah like the severed heads you know definitely levels up the spookiness in a way

and I was like yeah lean further into that because there's so many. It's like they got so many of the right ingredients back together and it's kind of confounding how this movie doesn't quite work. Yeah make it yeah how it doesn't quite make it and it seems like a lot of you guys

are kind of thinking the same thing but all right Jay Rushden, question, which Ghostbuster are you the most like in this film? Oh, boy. Louis. He's great. He's great. I don't know.

I guess either. Just pick one of them. I don't think I'd be Peter. I'd be one or the other two. More like. Three. Well, four now, but three. Yeah, four.

Because you have Louis, so I can't pick Louis. I'm not going to pick Peter. Winston wasn't in this. one as much. Oh, yeah, there's three more. That's right. Winston was very in and out of this plot. He was there some of the time.

Yeah, and then it was literally after they got to that restaurant, they got sludged, and then the cops took them. We didn't see him. Yeah. Weird. Yeah. I almost forgot about it, like completely. Yeah.

You were like three more and I'm like, no, John's wrong. And then I was like, no, he's right. There was three more. It is weird because, yeah, like there are times where he's very much included. And there are other times where you're like, where did he go? Why isn't he here? I wonder if that's like maybe they cut stuff out. They couldn't use it or if that's like a production thing.

I doubt it because they wrote and they're working with the same director who probably likes them, lets them do what they want. But still at the same time, sometimes when you look at that and you think about Winston, you're thinking like, was this tied together and they didn't have an end plot for him? Like an end storyline? Like maybe they did, but somebody was like, take it out. This felt like everybody on the main ensemble, like, had different schedules that they really had to work around or something. And, like, everyone was, like, a little preoccupied with some other stuff.

Right. Like, that is how I feel. A little bit. Everyone's here. And everyone's, like, doing the thing. But they're not like, I got to go film family ties after this. So can we just get it done? Yeah.

I didn't feel like everyone was solely focused on this somehow, except for, like, Rick Moranis and the actress who plays Janine. I agree with you. I actually agree, which is probably why we think. thought that was the strongest plot point and story. Yeah, yeah. Like, and they had great, great chemistry and they really kept you, like, on screen. The rest of, like, the dialogue with the other character seemed a little more fluffy. I feel like, yeah, it's like, picking a Ghostbuster, I'm thinking back to the first, like,

I pick Lewis in this one because I'm like, he's the one who gave me the strongest ghostbuster vibe and story overall. And then I'm like, I guess the last one I was like, yeah, it would definitely probably be a Ray or maybe an Egon. but yeah you know you're gonna ray well uh maybe bray i'll go with ray for winston too he took louis none of us are cool enough to be bill murray unfortunately no not at all not at all also i wouldn't hit on people that much um you know you know when to stop yeah yeah i do um okay let me look up a few um trivia for ghost boosters too if i can find it real quick i'll give that to you guys and then

we will we'll get out of here triv busters um Um, let's see here. All right. I'm Zee B. Okay, find me the trivia and do it quick. Find it. Do it quick? Get me that trivia.

I need the trivia. They got to be some good trivia on this one. All right. There's got to be some illuminating facts about what Ivan Reitman and the gang were up to. Okay. In the years between Ghostbusters and this film, um, the real Ghostbusters, introduced the idea that Slimer was living at the firehouse. as the Ghostbusters pet.

Because the original film in the cartoon series were so popular with children, they put slimer in the film. Okay, I was wondering. Okay. Oh, my God. While the role of Vigo was played by Wilhelm von Homburg, all of his lines were dubbed

by Max von Sightout. Willem left the premiere in anger when he found out. Oh, my God. You didn't tell him? That's bonks. He's a rock. You didn't, I would have not told him.

about the premiere and said we didn't make the movie, we cut you out. We're not making Ghostbusters, too. Holy Tomi. If you see one, it's unrelated. That is insane that they would not tell him before. That's wild. Max von Seidout, like, you know, obviously, legendary actor, good pick, distinct voice,

but also, yeah, without the knowledge that's going to happen, I would feel taking it back. Totally. It's like that lady who recorded all the lines for her before finding out that they were going to cast Scarlet Johansson. Oh, yeah. Like, oh. Yep. Sorry. That would suck.

All right, I got one more for you guys. The yellow gadgets on the Ghostbusters belts are past devices. Real safety devices used by firefighters all over the world at the time of this production. The device emits a loud alarm if it doesn't detect movement after a predetermined time. For example, if a firefighter is knocked unconscious or trapped. They have since been incorporated into self-contained breathing apparatus worn by firefighters and may include thermal sensors with shout an alarm

when temperatures rise rapidly. Hell yeah. Wow. Sounds like fun. That's pretty freaking cool. Good attention to detail. Good production design. Yeah.

Oh, the kid who says the Ghostbusters are full of crap is the son of the director. I said Jason Reimann, I bet. Yeah, I was sitting there going that's got to be somebody. And he goes on to direct a couple of the later sequels. Oh, he does?

Oh, okay. So he took over for his dad. Took over for pop. That's why in the original Ghostbusters reaction, I felt so dumb because I was like, well, Ivan, Jason Reitman takes over and there's the whole story out in the real world about like, oh, he's picking up the torch for his dad

and all that stuff. And I was like, oh, of course, duh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Love it. Well, I still thought this movie was fun, even though obviously the first one was a lot better. Is iconic. Still, this is fine.

This is fine. I would have preferred to have some popcorn, some red vines, to get me to. drew it but that's okay okay uh we still love you guys you have any last words for the people uh you know just stay busting out there uh stay busting no sleep i ain't afraid of no bed tell them tell them also go um check out my podcast rage pod please love you bunches we will see you on the next one too like the ghost like the two the dose busters dose busters Thank you.