Ghostbusters (2016)

[MCAL]

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Ghostbusters vs Ghost Rider anyone?

Sorry. I just had to say this. I hope you all will forgive me.

[Chosen_Hero]

Originally Posted by quigonkenny

That's okay. Sony can always the rights back to Marvel...

Or they can just basically purge Sony Pictures in its entirety and hire actually smart people that know how to properly treat their franchises. I will keep on saying that Ghostbusters should be continued as a TV show of course it would take place in the original universe years after Ghostbusters the videogame.

[Guido]

Originally Posted by Chosen_Hero

I will keep on saying that Ghostbusters should be continued as a TV show of course it would take place in the original universe years after Ghostbusters the videogame.

Which of the videogames? Please, be a little bit more specific.

Over the years they made several Ghostbusters videogames, since the release of the first film (the original, the one that gave us a childhood to many of us).

[Chosen_Hero]

Originally Posted by Guido

Which of the videogames? Please, be a little bit more specific.

Over the years they made several Ghostbusters videogames, since the release of the first film (the original, the one that gave us a childhood to many of us).

There is only one videogame that is a canon continuation of the original movies, google it if you want to know which one.

[MrTerrorist]

This one.

[barcode120x]

Originally Posted by ninjastarforcex

i dont know much about this, isn't this movie that movie ruined by feminism and sjw? man, they truly ruined everything

Pretty much. Not that I am against feminism or anything, but just the fact they changed the cast to females which makes no sense at all ruined it.

Originally Posted by quigonkenny

That's okay. Sony can always sell the rights back to Marvel...

Yup, and they probably will AND should lol. They lost more than $70m so far.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...-sequel-918515

[Chosen_Hero]

[quigonkenny]

Originally Posted by barcode120x

Pretty much. Not that I am against feminism or anything, but just the fact they changed the cast to females which makes no sense at all ruined it.

It's not just that. Not even really partially that. It's the reasons for it and the steps they took afterwards. There is room in this world for an all-female Ghostbusters. There's plenty of good humor that can be mined from the concept. But doing it solely for the sake of "social justice", or "female empowerment", doing a shitty job of it, and then being overly confrontational and leveling blanket accusations of misogyny and bigotry when you get called on your low effort tokenism is just inexcusable.

[MCAL]

Originally Posted by Chosen_Hero

Yes, this will certainly fix the problem.

[MrTerrorist]

So this just came out.

Dan Aykroyd Slams Ghostbusters Remake Director; Reveals Reshoots Cost $40 Million

Long story short, Dan love the main actresses but criticized the director for spending too much money on reshoots which could have been avoided if he had listened to producers to film those scenes much earlier.

Anyway, i finally saw the film and it was rather "Meh". The last fight in the movie felt weird and awkward to watch. I hated Chris Hemsworth character Kevin yet i love him when he became possessed by the Big Bad. In fact, i feel like Chris Hemsworth should have been cast as the main villain in the first place since it makes a good story about this evil handsome bloke against four average women that fight ghosts.