Looks really interesting but still strikes a completely different tone for a Ghostbusters movie.
Yeah, disappointed about how accurate this statement is about the trailer. Still looks better than the "wacky" improv of 2016 by a whole lot, and it could end up to be really fun."Hey, do you remember that thing from ghostbusters?": The movie
Wait, who would he even have played in Halloween Kills and Ends?I have to say, I'm still bummed out that this movie is what prevented Paul Rudd from appearing in Halloween Kills and Ends.
still not over that. :(
They're all in it bar Ramis for obvious reasons, it just remains how much they're in it for.I don't know what to make of this. There is potential here, but I am mildly concerned. Some of the CGI looks really spotty in this trailer.Also, if they get Aykroyd to do a cameo, but not Murray, I will be even more conflicted.
The same character he played in Halloween 6: the grown up little boy from Halloween 1.Wait, who would he even have played in Halloween Kills and Ends?
The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man is the Pyramid Head of Ghostbusters. He only existed in that one context conjured by a specific mind for a very specific reason but it's become so iconic that he shows up anytime the series does now.
They're all in it.I don't know what to make of this. There is potential here, but I am mildly concerned. Some of the CGI looks really spotty in this trailer.Also, if they get Aykroyd to do a cameo, but not Murray, I will be even more conflicted.
Felt like a strange mix of Force Awakens, Stranger Things, and a little of the rumored Ghostbuster in Hell movie that never got made.
That's so bizarre. Why would you have him play Tommy when his version is from a separate timeline?The same character he played in Halloween 6: the grown up little boy from Halloween 1.
because it's Paul Rudd.That's so bizarre. Why would you have him play Tommy when his version is from a separate timeline?