REACTING to Ghostbusters (1984) DOES IT HOLD UP?? (First Time Watching) 80s Movies

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James and Ninetailedbrush are reacting to the original Ghostbusters 1984. Does it hold up? Will Billy Murray and the iconic crew of Ghostbusters survive? And will they, most importantly, get the girl?? Enjoy this first time watching reaction video of another classic 80s movies!
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@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

Who is your favorite member of the Ghostbuster crew??

@martinbraun1211 2 года назад

Peter Venkman!

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

Dan Ackroyd. He made his whole franchise possible,

@laurenherda2415 2 года назад

Egon hands down

@eleven-hopper 2 года назад

Egon

@chanceneck8072 2 года назад

Always Ray!

@EC-dz3fb 2 года назад

I've always loved how Louis is "the Key Master" - yet keeps locking himself out! 😹

@DanaWren 2 года назад

Omg I've never caught that! That detail makes me so happy

@0okamino 2 года назад

Even when the door to Dana’s destroyed apartment opens automatically for him, I like to think it was Zuul/Dana who did that rather than Vinz/Louis. 😄

@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer 2 года назад

I find his performance...ludicrous.

@btnhstillfire 2 года назад

Wish Moranis wouldve played a part in Afterlife.

@EC-dz3fb 2 года назад

@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer I find his performance ... 𝐝𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐟𝐮𝐥! ♡

@russrollins9978 2 года назад

Rick Moranis (the actor who played Louis) stars in a movie you would enjoy called Little Shop of Horrors (1986). Bill Murray is also in the movie and plays the character portrayed by Jack Nicholson in the original 1960 version, directed by Roger Corman. The 1986 film is a musical comedic horror movie, so you would need to mute the songs, but it is a blast.

@barnabasstewart4104 2 года назад

What about the "Honey, I Shrunk..." series? They'd enjoy those too!

@theoneandonlyCatseye 2 года назад

Definitely! Also, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" (1989)!

@newmoon766 2 года назад

Also, in between the 1960 original, and 1986 film, there was a musical stage play that was the basis of the Rick Moranis film. I've seen them all. Fun fact, they rewrote the ending of the 1986 film after test audience members reacted negatively to Audrey and Seymour being devoured by Audrey II. (The Plant) In the musical play, all the eaten characters appear in a giant puppet as spores to sing the final number, "Don't Feed the Plants".

@psychokitty9325 2 года назад

The Little Shop of Horrors scene between Bill Murray and Steve Martin... 😂 kills me every single time!

@adgato75 2 года назад

@@psychokitty9325 Steve Martin is so great in that.

@JR-bm8dl 2 года назад

The staypuft marshmallow man reveal is one of my favorite all-time movie moments! I almost fell out of the theater’s seat laughing.

@Corn_Pone_Flicks 2 года назад

I might well HAVE fallen out, and not just the first time. That was a joke that kept on giving.

@erainmartinez8175 2 года назад

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks same here

@mikeserot1410 7 месяцев назад

My favorite reveal is the Ecto-1. Just those nice quick glimpses of the Caddy before the lights come on is just so amazing.

@diablojones 2 года назад

You two are living proof that a film doesn’t need to be remade to “attract a new generation.” It was a real treat watching you enjoy my favorite movie of all time.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

Yes!!! I hate that!

@Slevencolevra Год назад

Facts

@autdelux Год назад

oh my the remake with the slapstick humor and screaming actreses was so awful my gosh ^^ they didnt understand the humor that made this movie so awsome

@Elios0000 11 месяцев назад

its amazing how well its effects hold up even today!

@MovementGraffiti 10 месяцев назад

agreed! thanks guys!

@DCComicsGamer 2 года назад

"How did they even film this in New York!" A short time later and they probably wouldn't have been able to! They had to shut off multiple roads for filming. Fun fact: the famous sci-fi author Isaac Asimov lived around there and was still alive at the time, and visited the Ghostbusters set. Dan Ackroyd and director Ivan Reitman were huge fans and went to meet him, and Asimov swore up a storm at them for blocking traffic so he couldn't get home!

@DocMicrowave 2 года назад

There quite a few great action movies filmed on the streets of New York back in the 70s and 80s. I doubt if they can do it to the same scale now as they did back then.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

That’s an awesome story

@tmntman3086 2 года назад

Even more interesting is the story behind filming that scene. When the movie went into production, they didn't realize that someone had made a Ghost Busters TV show in the 70's and owned the name. The studio was fighting over getting the rights to the name throughout production. On the day that they were shooting that scene, Reitman spoke to the studio and they were telling him that they were not willing to spend the money to get the rights to the name Ghostbusters. Reitman held up the phone to the crowd cheering the name and basically forced the studio to either get the rights to the name or waste all the money they spent shooting that scene.

@veghesther3204 2 года назад

Actually they didn't a LOT of Scenes in nearly every Ghostbusters movie were filmed in LA/Hollywood reason being the Hotel where Slimer shows up in this first movie isn't even in New York in real life its in California same with the restaurant where Tully gets attacked by that 1 hell hound of Gozer's that area isn't located in New York either. Same with Ghostbusters 2 a lot of New York scenes where filmed in California as well.

@DocMicrowave 2 года назад

I believe most exterior scenes were in New York though.

@theassortedhobbyist 2 года назад

3:23 I'm not sure how many people pick up on this detail, but Venkman claims that he is "experimenting on the effect of negative reinforcement on esp ability" and the multiple shocks the male student has received as a result managed to figure out what the card's image is without looking at it. Venkman managed to prove how negative reinforcement could possibly awaken esp abilities (according to this film's reality; not 100% certain how scientifically accurate this is), but was primarily focused on flirting with the female student and trying to get a date to truly realize what he inadvertently had done.

@KylaSedai 2 года назад

Oh hey hi, librarian here! It's not necessarily a creepy job, but every proper library should have its own ghost to blame things on!

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

Lmao!!! I love that!

@clairekane4157 2 года назад

Best line ever - "Listen...Do you smell something?"

@rx303303 2 года назад

Wow. Only now I got that Venkman saying "go get her, Ray" at the end was him trolling about the ghost in the library from the very beginning.

@Ironcabbit 2 года назад

Payback, not trolling. 😁

@LeonardoKlotz 2 года назад

RIP Harold Ramis RIP Ivan Reitman

@SadPeterPan1977 2 года назад

If you haven't seen it already I'd recommend the excellent Dan Ackroyd musical comedy movie 'The Blues Brothers'. If you were wondering "How did they film this in New York?", just wait until you see what they did to Chicago. 😄

@VonPatzy 2 года назад

I was 8 when this hit theaters. It was so big - all of us at school were JAZZED on it and building proton packs out of cardboard and duct tape and the song was everywhere. The fun part was growing up and finally getting more of the humor. Stranger things was not off base when they had the kids suit up for Halloween.

@robovike 2 года назад

They had the "Ghostbusters" music video playing it seemed like twice an hour that summer on MTV. I think that this and the first Michael Keaton Batman were the most-hyped summer blockbuster films of the 1980s.

@diablojones 2 года назад

YES! You love it as a kid because it’s such a fun premise, then you grow up and appreciate all the jokes and how well made a film it is.

@peterschmidt4348 2 года назад

I love the 80's cartoon series "The Real Ghostbusters"!

@princeofcats6883 2 года назад

Definately! I still watch it to this day and im pushing 40 lol

@theactualbajmahal833 2 года назад

God. I use to toke up and watch that. Easily as good as Scooby-doo.

@jh5131 2 года назад

The 80s cartoon was great loved it when I was a kid on Saturday mornings

@derekmason1881 2 года назад

One of the best written cartoons of the 80s and definitely expanded the Ghostbusters universe and lore

@DocMicrowave 2 года назад

Fully agree, I loved the cartoon. I liked Lorenzo Music as Venkmen's VA in the first season or so. Not so much later when they changed his VA.

@LadyFeline3 2 года назад

Regarding creepy jobs, I was an assistant manager at a movie theater for a few years and I hated closing solo both because I had to stay late and because I had to close down the projection booth by myself. And let me tell you, a silent, dimmed projection booth filled with machinery that can easily hide someone, is freaking creepy. Hell, just being in the quiet, empty building by myself could be creepy. The projection booth was just the creepiest part.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

STOP!! Ur scaring me talking about it lol. That sounds pretty cool tho

@edwardthorne9875 2 года назад

This movie has such a warm heart. The mean-spirited and ironic sarcasm of so many of todays movies just leaves a 'bad taste'... Let's see how far we can go in depicting suffering. This was so much fun -- seeing members of the SCTV cast (and Sigourney Weaver!) at the top of their game. Plus the most unexpected Big Boss ever -- I laughed so hard in the theater at the Reveal. Yep - this one goes down as a cultural landmark. Great job -- I enjoyed spending time in the 80s with you guys. Keep it up!

@andrewft31 2 года назад

But some are honest about it like the people behind Saw have said they wanted come up with as many ways to kill someone as they can think of and see how far it goes.

@captaind4308 Год назад

there was only one member of sctv in this movie which is rick moranis

@dneill8493 2 года назад

I remember seeing this at the movies when I was a kid and freaking out when the library ghost turned scary. Glad they didn't go with Dan Aykroyd's original version of the script. His idea was that they were a small team of ghostbusters (of which there were many) in the future fighting ghosts on other planets.

@Fyrecide 2 года назад

Same dude. Saw this for the first time in 1988 as a young lad and was TERRIFIED by that part, so much so that I'd often skip it 😂

@diablojones 2 года назад

It’s arguably the scariest part in the movie. That and Dana’s abduction.

@RedBull87898 2 года назад

I read that in the original script there was 50 different fights at the magnitude of the stay puffed marshmallow man fight, and that it would cost billions of dollars to make lmao

@batmanvsjoker7725 2 года назад

The reason why no other Ghostbusters can top this one for me is because the first one wasn’t just a comedy; it was also horror and action-packed. I wish the other movies had followed that mantra.

@Corn_Pone_Flicks 2 года назад

I personally found one scene in Ghostbusters 2 to be the scariest scene out of any of them...the "heads on pikes" scene in the tunnel.

@3DJapan 2 года назад

I really liked Afterlife.

@batmanvsjoker7725 2 года назад

@@3DJapan I sadly haven’t seen Afterlife yet

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

@@batmanvsjoker7725 I recommend checking it out. Don’t expect it to be as funny, temper your expectations in that regard. It’s a tribute from a son to his father as well as a passing the torch sequel. I cried at the ending.

@Ironcabbit 2 года назад

Nick, at this point that was so common that I consider you a freak if you didn’t cry at the end of Afterlife.

@robabiera733 2 года назад

Interesting that young people today don't seem to know about the reputation for cynicism that New York City used to have, particularly during the 1970's - which is what so much of this movie is riffing on, such as during the restaurant scene.

@OzBaxter 2 года назад

Yes, glad this was pointed out. The people in the restaurant were the snobby NYC elite who didn't care that a man was dying. That was the joke.

@RichardM.Barker 2 года назад

“There is no Dana, only Zuul.” “What a lovely singing voice you must have.” LOL

@CLFmoto87 2 года назад

Keep a lookout at the theaters in your area. Every now and then they’ll play classics like this on a single screen for a week. That’s how I got to see it one night at a cinemark. It was great.

@mattp6089 2 года назад

I can't overstate how much I love that Venkman is starting to get results in his experiment at the beginning of the movie, and if those results continued to form a solid data set of empirical evidence he could well be on the way to blowing the collective minds of the scientific community. But nah, he ignores the positive result and keeps flirting. Also 80s interest rates. Damn.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

I don't think those were 80s interest rates. Remember, that 19% is a joke to show how utterly outrageous it is. The only people who paid that kind of rate were desperate people with horrible credit. Like now

@StephenCameron 2 года назад

@@LA_HA In 1982, average mortgage rate in the US was 16%, in 1984 when this movie came out, it was down to about 14%.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

@@StephenCameron That's the US average, but other factors go into it: credit score, where you buy, job security/longevity, etc. In the 70s, a relative bought a house in an inexpensive suburb (at the time), had excellent credit, a secure job where she earned regular raises, and she was able to negotiate better rates because she went through her employer's credit union. She said a lot of people at work and in her neighborhood did that. Full Disclosure: I've never bought property, so I gave the anecdote I remembered about this topic. I guess that's why when 19% was mentioned, there was a comment about negotiating the rate. haha. Also, the average looks to have spiked in the early 80s, but dropped lower each year until now. Which is interesting because everyone houses are too expensive; yet, very low rates... for now. Thank you for your input. I looked up some info because of it

@mikesterling688 2 года назад

The cop who told them the mayor wanted to see them was played by Reginald VelJohnson, who played Carl Winslow, the dad on Family Matters. Annie Potts, who played the secretary, now plays the grandma on Young Sheldon. Rick Moranis, who played Louis, was in Spaceballs, Little Shop of Horrors & Honey I Shrunk the Kids & its sequels. I enjoyed your reactions!

@Corn_Pone_Flicks 2 года назад

And of course, William Atherton, who played Peck, went on to be the obnoxious reporter in the first two Die Hard films, and once had a bus full of students yell "Hey, dickless!" at him as they passed by.

@mikesterling688 2 года назад

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks LMAO

@dr.burtgummerfan439 2 года назад

Moranis was also in Strange Brew, a hilarious comedy that doesn't get the respect (or reactions) that it deserves.

@Ironcabbit 2 года назад

Reggie VelJohnson was also Bruce Willis’ ally on the ground in Die Hard. In my headcannon, the guy starts out a jail guard in NY just in time for the Gozer invasion thwarted by a team of looney ghost-hunting scientists, so he transfers to LA to put it all behind him, just in time for the Nakatomi Plaza incident with one good cop having a very BAD day! After that he and his family enter witness protection and relocate to Chicago only to move next door to the most annoying neighbor on the planet! Poor guy can’t catch a break!

@melissagerber7231 Год назад

Reginald VelJohnson was also the limo driver in Crocodile Dundee,who threw the hood ornament at a fleeing mugger like a boomerang.

@deborahmarkley1891 2 года назад

Love that you guys are doing 80s movies! You need to react to Real Genius (Val Kilmer) - awesome movie!

@radicaladz 2 года назад

The eggs frying on the countertop is actually some very simple but clever practical effects: the carton is presumably opened with a hidden wire - probably hidden behind the carton given how it's placed in shot - but the eggs popping out and frying was apparently achieved by having the tiles the carton is resting on connected to a hotplate underneath.

@TrippingHawk 2 года назад

adding to this: to make the eggs shoot out of their shells they had little barrels under them that gave a fast sharp blast of air to crack the shell and send the yolks out

@batmanvsjoker7725 2 года назад

That’s so cool

@radicaladz 2 года назад

@@batmanvsjoker7725 - it's very cool, and clever, considering they'd have to make sure that only the carton of eggs was affected, and not the plastic bag full of marshmallows a couple of inches away. That would have given the game away.

@Trenchcoat3 2 года назад

I always wondered how they did that. One of the things I miss of days before cheap CGI, the sheer creativity and cleverness it takes to come up with some of these practical effects is a thing of beauty

@radicaladz 2 года назад

@@Trenchcoat3 - I will go on record as saying that I don't think practical > digital - a lot of it comes down to execution and budget. The vfx is Ghostbusters are groundbreaking for the time, but they ARE a product of their time and were no less difficult to pull off for being made the way they were. But yes, this was a masterclass in blending optical effects and closeup practical work.

@Jsspres 2 года назад

Ghostbusters 2 is worth watching. Also, Ghostbusters Afterlife. The 2016 version is more like SNL parody with bad CGI. Besides the comedy the practical effects are part of makes this movie so good

@khanyi8512 2 года назад

Yes!

@diablojones 2 года назад

GB2016 is just an objectively bad movie.

@DjDown1984 2 года назад

You guys wouldn't believe the merch that was coming off this film, ghostbusters was literally in every store on the planet in one way or another

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

Everyone thinks the Ghostbusters car is a hearse, in actuality it’s an old ambulance. I think it being a hearse is somewhat poetic, though, but I like that it’s more of an emergency vehicle.

@moonfisher 2 года назад

Correct! Though they often were purchased by funeral homes to be used for bodies once they got too old for ambulance service

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

@@moonfisher Oh that’s awesome so it works both ways

@BigJwlz 2 года назад

It's largely because they called it an "Old hearse" in the 1980s animated series.

@willarms5510 2 года назад

It was marketed by the manufacturer with options available for it to be factory deliverd equiped (or at least ready-to-equip) as either a herse or ambulance. I believe original buyers would have specified which option to go with. I believe other commenters are correct -- the one Dan happened to find for the film had been in service as an ambulance model. Even though I am not a fan of the 2016 ATC movie. Even though they updated to a different car, one of the not so horrible things they did in that movie was that it was a defferent era of old car -- but the same case. A similar type car that was produced to be either a herse or an ambulance.

@glenmartin7978 2 года назад

It is an Ambulance in the OG movies and Afterlife but was a Hearse in the WOKE Reboot

@nortski78 2 года назад

I'm a sucker for any channel that reacts to my favourite movie,. Great reaction guys.

@Psilocybin77 2 года назад

So few reactors mention the music in this movie and thanks for noticing it because I adore this film's score and soundtrack. The scene where the ghosts escape containment is set to the song "I Believe It's Magic" and that song sets the tone for that scene perfectly. Honestly, the entire scene terrified me as a 6 year old and the song had a large part in that. I love this film and glad you experienced it for the first time.

@Trenchcoat3 2 года назад

One of my favorite parts of the whole movie because of that song. I get tingles every time. Gives it a great atmosphere.

@diablojones 2 года назад

Elmer Bernstein’s score is amazing.

@sephoras75 2 года назад

Love this movie, you should watch the second movie and the last one called Ghostbusters: Afterlife. There's also ghostbusters ( 2016) but I don't count it as part of the other 3 movies.

@thejamppa 2 года назад

I watched this first time when I was 9 around early 90's. Loved it immediately. I always end up Crying at the end of Ghostbosters: Afterlife.

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

The 2016 one isn’t canon anyway.

@glenmartin7978 2 года назад

2016 is not set in the same Universe to the first 2 movies and The Real Ghostbusters, Extreme Ghostbusters animated shows and 2016 has no connection to these movies and shows

@biguy617 2 года назад

The first Ghostbusters is great. The second one is OK. The reboot sucks and Afterlife was a good movie.

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

Rick Moranis is pretty funny. Can’t wait to see him in the upcoming Honey, I Shrunk the Kids reboot.

@ShawnRavenfire 2 года назад

Most of his performance in this movie was improvised.

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

@@ShawnRavenfire This one, or Honey, I Shrunk the Kids?

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

@@ShawnRavenfire Cool

@RandomPickles 2 года назад

Ah a real movie again. So great! Why can't they make good movies anymore?

@martinbraun1211 2 года назад

Part 2 is also worth watching!

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

Afterlife has Ant Man in it.

@thaddeusskywalker5293 2 года назад

Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a great sequel also! You should check that one out as well!

@kirstygunn9149 2 года назад

I have to admit I shed a few tears of laughter and and a few from bittersweet nostalgia while watching Ghostbusters After life. I was five years old when I watched the original movie in 1985, and grew up be a fan of everything Ghost busters ,to the point of having clothing emblazoned with the cast of the movie and the cartoons (the real) gostbusters. I have to say there is special vibe to 80's movies .

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

@@kirstygunn9149 I was born in 85, and I’m the same way. Ghostbusters is just my favorite movie. Star Wars, Transformers, and Ghostbusters were my world in my extremely young formative years.

@thecatsnightmare 2 года назад

The thing Venkman is using in her apartment is a "sniffer" device, that takes particle samples from the air. Some spiritual activities are said to be accompanied by specific smells, ozone, etc. Like how Ray in the library said to the guys "Listen! You smell something?"

@mindime1499 2 года назад

This is the most fun I've seen Ninetailedbrush have!!

@porflepopnecker4376 2 года назад

Good movies always "hold up."

@beckyjohnson5045 2 года назад

I was 22 yrs old when I saw this in the theater. So fun to see it on the big screen! Thanks for bringing back the memory!

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

U still look 22 years old!!! Come on! Where’s ur Delorian?

@beckyjohnson5045 2 года назад

You’re very kind. Just lucky to get some good genes. I wish I had that DeLorean though!

@scottalynch 2 года назад

Becky, what did you think of GB Afterlife?

@prltqdf9 2 года назад

Bill Murray is phenomenally good in this. At his prime. It's pure joy each time to watch him do his magic on the screen.

@PickleBread355 2 года назад

I can't separate the fact that his character is a total sexual predator anymore... It's depressing

@prltqdf9 2 года назад

@@PickleBread355 I see that you have been infected with the woke virus.

@PickleBread355 2 года назад

@@prltqdf9 yeah I call people out for racist and sexist bullshit. It's terrible, makes it really easy to separate me from cunts and Nazis. Which one are you?

@LA_HA 2 года назад

Okay, while he has some of the best lines in the movie, I've never really liked his character. He was a jerk with the mentality of a moocher and the soul of a used car salesman. haha. Still, great lines, though

@mitsuko92 2 года назад

@White Noise Reacts Hi! I love how you checking out some of my favourite movie from childhood. If you can you should watch "the fifth element"! It was probably my favourite movie back then, awesome music and story, with many special effects to make the setting seem realistic for a futuristic kind of movie. Give it a chance

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

Of course!!!

@Imagination_Station2224 2 года назад

Can't wait for you guys to watch "Ghostbusters 2" and "Ghostbusters Afterlife". Forget the 2016 one, it was absolutely terrible!

@andreadeamon6419 2 года назад

I just said the same thing 😊

@robertcartier5088 2 года назад

The 2016 remake is not as bad as they say... If you like the actors in it, it has its fun moments (Chris Hemsworth completely killed it as the stunning but airheaded receptionist!) . Sadly, it was just wholly unnecessary. A waste of time, and money. really. Some classics just don't need to be redone -- they are just fine the way they are. I swear, if some yahoo starts talking about a Casablanca remake, somebody's going down! lol

@andreadeamon6419 2 года назад

@@robertcartier5088 well hollywwierd is wasting their money again - roadhouse (with jake whatever that last name no one can spell)

@robertcartier5088 2 года назад

@@andreadeamon6419 Gyllenhaal, really? I agree, there is no need to remake a film with a 6.6 rating on IMDb! lol

@robertcartier5088 2 года назад

@Jamie Pritchard lol, will do!

@brucechmiel7964 2 года назад

Before he he got into acting Rick Moranis was an accountant. So all that tax stuff Tully is spewing was unscripted. The role was intended for the late great John Candy but he did not quite understand the role and it was he that recommended Rick. Mr. Candy starred with Bill and Harold on Stripes. and Played opposite Dan on The Great Outdoors. Some of really funny lines he did was on Rookie of the Year.

@hanskneesun123 2 года назад

Never noticed this before but Reginald VelJohnson (Sgt. Al Powell from Die Hard) played the corrections officer (jail scene).

@michaelwestmoreland2530 10 месяцев назад

You two are literally one the best parts of aging for me. Seeing younger viewers experience iconic classics first time and truly enjoying them? Absolute magic. Thanks. For sharing. It's deeply appreciated.

@Harrison11106 2 года назад

The background stuff about this film is about as interesting as the film itself. John Belushi was originally supposed to play Peter Venkman, unfortunately he OD'd & died, so the part was re-written for Murray. It's been said off & on through the years that Slimer was put in as an ode to the kinds of characters Belushi tended to play. If I could visit alternate Earths, I'd like to go to the one where Belushi lived to play the Venkman role. Eddie Murphy was supposed to be Winston, but he had scheduling conflicts (He was working on Beverly Hills Cop). The role that Rick Moranis got was originally slated for John Candy, but he wanted to play the character as either a Frenchman or German. Near the end, if you pause it at the right moment, you'll catch a glimpse of a young Ron Jeremy. Lastly, the "marshmallows" over the cast at the end, that was actually shaving cream.

@webdrude 2 года назад

it's interesting that you guys try to characterize some of these movies to me. the 80's was probably the peak of the BLOCKBUSTER movies in an age when you had to go to the theater or wait about a year to "catch up" on what you were missing. part of the point of the blockbuster movies is that they were trying to appeal to "the whole family" as well as the widest audience as possible, to maximize profits and get "free advertising" through word of mouth (remembering that most of the information we got was from ads on broadcast TV and newspaper listings). part of the formula of the blockbusters was to try to jam as much stuff in as possible, which is why it became so common to expect there to be some humor, a love interest, action, suspense, etc.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

How do you mean characterize? In what way?

@webdrude 2 года назад

@@whitenoisereacts i meant "categorize" and i guess my sleepy brain misfired slightly.

@JasonHauser125 2 года назад

There's actually a Ghostbusters video game you can watch on YT that has the original voice actors, and it to me is what Ghostbusters 3 should have been. Afterlife is ok, but it isn't my kind of GB. The 2016 GB is a horrible, horrible movie that shouldn't have been made.

@kateorgera5907 2 года назад

You guys might recognize the "Imagine all of your molecules exploding at the speed of light." "Total protonic reversal!" exchange from A Very Potter Musical (and of course "Cross the streams" comes up in A Very Potter Sequel during the patronus scene). Between this and your Avatar reactions over on the anime channel, I highly recommend revisiting the musicals at some point to spot all the pop culture references you wouldn't have known before

@seasickviking 2 года назад

I always loved the fact that Venkman comes off as a sleazy, loudmouth hustler, you tend to forget that his character actually has more academic accolades than anyone. In the books & cartoons, Venkman had 4 doctorates (psychology, parapsychology, sociology and physiology), Egon had 3 (quantum physics, engineering and biochemistry), Stanz had 2 (Paranormal History & Metallurgy), and Zeddmore eventually earns a Masters in Egyptian history.

@TarossBlackburn 2 года назад

If I recall correctly, Winston is 'late' to the Ghostbusters game that was released 'recently' because of his graduation ceremony. :)

@diablojones 2 года назад

In the novel he goes in to parapsychology because it’s the easiest to make up results for. XD

@floppsymoppsy5969 2 года назад

"It's a big refrigerator door." 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 never thought of it that way, but it's so true!!!

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

This is my favorite movie of all time! I’m so glad that you guys understood the vibe of this movie I’ve seen too many reactors nowadays try and take it way too seriously and start saying that Peter needed some kind of a redemption story arc because he’s such a jerk without understanding that sometimes you don’t need a story arc sometimes you don’t need a character to develop all you need is fun lighthearted enjoyableness and this movie does that while also introducing lots of elements of horror.

@GirlofCulture 2 года назад

(Unpopular opinion) Walter Peck was not wrong (at least when he first show up) I mean they actually didn't know what there know "Nuclear Accelerator" did when they switched Ray on.. even Egon was scared, so it is pretty irresponsable if you ask me.

@gmunden1 2 года назад

They are thrown off the Columbia University campus. That is hilarious. The firehouse is a real functioning firestation located in Tribeca, just a few blocks north of the WTC. The apartment building is across from Central Park West where Tavern On the Green restaurant is located.

@gmunden1 2 года назад

The restaurant scene makes fun of New Yorkers being indifferent while weird stuff occurs around them.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

Ok cool! I love that

@Ivy94F 2 года назад

The joke with the hellhound at the restaurant is that NYC has become so desensitized to violence that they just continue with their meal.

@sachaallari592 2 года назад

This film was a huge part of my child hood the movie came out in 84 and I was too young to see it as I was four but 2 years later the animated series The Real Ghostbusters was popular with us 80`s kids that the show went on for 8 seasons and in that time be around when Ghostbuster 2 came out I remember tuning into the show to find out that it had a movie out so all the kids would rent the movie at the video shop (It was the 80`s) then Ghostbusters 2 came out at the height of the cartoon. Ghostbusters 2 wasn't as good as one but it`s still good and quite funny it was less scary as they knew more kids would come due to the success of the animated series. Fans were hoping for a 3rd film throughout the 90`s and early 00 but hope faded only to be greeted with the shit Ghostbusters 2016 (still check it out anyway would like to see your thoughts on that clusterfuck) But Ghostbusters Afterlife Delivered and it was SO GOOD! (defiantly see that one) Defiantly check out the Ghostbusters PS3 game it was remastered on PS4 and it is set in the 90's after the events of Ghostbusters 2 fans see it as the true sequel as all the cast are back and the story is based on an old Ghostbusters 3 screenplay by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis. If you liked this defiantly check out Dan Aykroyd musical comedy movie 'The Blues Brothers it's a fucking classic!

@kirstygunn9149 2 года назад

Yes yes yes to all of this

@diablojones 2 года назад

For me, 2 was scarier than 1. The severed heads in the subway tunnels and river of slime in general gave me nightmares. XD

@michaeljacyna1973 2 года назад

I hope to see the newest one, "Afterlife" on your channel eventually. It's helpful to know going in that Ramis and Murray who used to be great friends had a huge falling out and never spoke for decades until they buried the hatched right before Ramis passed away. "Afterlife" carries some of that weight. Also of note is that Jason Reitman, the son of this movie's director, helmed the newest following in his father's footsteps. Ivan Rietman passed away earlier this year, giving "Afterlife" even more weight.

@bidwell13 2 года назад

Ivan also helped his son on Afterlife on parts where he needed to be in two places at once. Hoping that Jason will be doing the fourth movie that’s supposed to come out next year.

@donaldgilbert6739 2 года назад

Hope you remember the little details for when you get to Ghostbusters Afterlife!

@TTM9691 2 года назад

This is one of my favorite reactions I've seen from you guys.....and I'm not even some giant Ghostbusters fan or anything. In fact, I hardly ever watch reactions to it! YOU guys, however, were the perfect reactors for it, and I'm so happy I clicked on this video. PS: Hope film school is going well!

@nickmanzo8459 2 года назад

The device Peter has in Dana’s apartment is called a sniffer. It’s used to detect gas leaks, but in theory it could be modified to detect paranormal gases.

@kylereese4822 2 года назад

The Proton Packs are based on en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclotron

@Jim-Mc 2 года назад

Makes sense because being a responsible parapsychologist he has to rule out a gas leak could have been causing her to hallucinate.

@diablojones 2 года назад

Supposedly they contacted MIT or something and asked what devices could be theoretically be used to detect ghosts. This was one of the items they had laid out on a table for Bill to pick from and he thought the sniffer was the funniest.

@biguy617 2 года назад

I love Sigourney Weaver. She is a great actress.

@Dylan_Platt 2 года назад

Great reaction guys, glad you enjoyed it. Ghostbusters 2 has kind of a mixed reputation, but a lot of us love it almost as much as the first one -- either way, it's definitely worth a watch.

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

I loved it lol

@gokaury 2 года назад

I hold all three Ghostbusters movies in the highest regard. But nothing will ever beat the magic of the first one. The cartoon series from the 80s, the first two seasons especially, is the best adaptation of the source material outside of the movies for me. Always worth checking The Real Ghostbusters out.

@Ironcabbit 2 года назад

GB II suffered “Return of the Jedi Syndrome.”

@diablojones 2 года назад

GB2 is usually criminally underrated. The jokes are great, the acting is solid, and the effects are better than the first. It’s only crime was following the plot of the original almost beat for beat.

@laurenherda2415 2 года назад

Please react to Part 2 and Ghostbusters Afterlife, amazing sequels!

@ShuffleUpandDeal32 2 года назад

A good actor will make it work, fun fact Rick Moranis actually wrote most of his characters stuff, including being a Key Master who never seems to have his key no doubt, lol.

@Z.ooo.eeee_ 2 года назад

Little me absolutely loved Ghostbusters, I’m so happy you guys decided to watch it. Very worth it :)

@logicallydashing 2 года назад

The bookshelf falling over near the beginning wasn't supposed to happen, but Murray and Aykroyd played off of it with their "first time?" improv lines. The chemistry of these actors was unmatched here.

@orlandoruizjr3834 2 года назад

It was so great growing up in a time when we got classics like this on the regular. ET, Back To The Future, The Goonies, Indiana Jones, and countless others. All these films, including Ghostbusters, are some of the most perfect films ever made. The 80's were the height of fun movies, and they all hold up to this day. Ghostbusters was lightning in a bottle. The sequel is good, but most people were disappointed because it just isn't the same as that first time experience. It is still a lot of fun. Hopefully you react to the very recent, Ghostbusters: Afterlife. It's a worthy sequel with lots of heart.

@emmaconnolly5738 2 года назад

Oh yes! If you react to this list I'm here with popcorn!!

@charleswilliams6236 2 года назад

Actors knew how to act back then they didn't take there roles so saris and try to make the moves just bout them

@Ringking-ws7bz 2 года назад

People loved this first movie but hated the sequel. I was always in reverse. Where thought Ghostbusters 1 was ok but I loved Ghostbusters 2. I hope you guys do Ghostbusters 2 next.

@richardcarpenter24 2 года назад

If you guys want to see freaky, Go watch the extended version of The Exorcist.

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

Whatever you guys do, DO NOT watch the female Ghostbusters movie. It wasn’t very good.

@roo1014 2 года назад

I actually like the female version. It's not a masterpiece by far but I wouldn't say it's "terrible" either

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

@@roo1014 It was okay, I just wasn’t happy with the guys being replaced by girls, that’s all.

@biguy617 2 года назад

@@roo1014 the movie wasn’t funny at all. It didn’t remember what made the first movie movie so good. I hated it.

@OzBaxter 2 года назад

Yeah, it's pointless and not at all entertaining. It's not even in Ghostbusters canon. Avoid!

@mattdawg105 2 года назад

You haven't stopped laughing since you started this movie lol R.I.P Harold Ramis that played Egon Spangler

@leah-marie5031 2 года назад

My favourite Bill Murray film is probably Groundhog Day, worth checking out if you haven't seen it

@argent-kestrel90 2 года назад

The Proton Packs crossing the streams will create a thermonuclear blast, firing it into the portal will reduce it in the earth dimension. Colliding the four undulating proton streams likely creates collisions that generate anti-protons.

@surjitbadhan68 2 года назад

Your reactions were great. Always loved Ghostbusters so funny and scary. You should def react to Real Genius 80's movie with Val Kilmer epic music. 🥰🥰🤓❤️

@tsogobauggi8721 2 года назад

36:36 Sigourney's legs there... Oh my, legs for days... :)

@ozlovescoffee5595 2 года назад

Just found the channel and I'm glad you guys really enjoyed the movie. Ghostbusters is definitely iconic for the 80s.

@smalltownfamadventuresmore5109 2 года назад

My 4 yr old daughter loves Ghostbusters and the 2nd one and Ghostbusters Afterlife. We hate the female one.

@Brazbit 2 года назад

The card catalog scene was verry visually satisfying. I wonder how many kids these days even know what it is. They disappeared when most libraries went digital around Y2K. For the first half of 1984 $5 was double the minimum wage. So Venkman was actually paying a decent rate for the experiment, at least as far as a starving college student could expect. No more money for operations, but they have 3 arcade machines during the golden age of arcades. When they caught the first ghost (Slimer) they had no idea what they were going to charge for their services. Venkman would come up with a term out of thin air to charge for and Egon was supplying the amounts as signals given as he rubbed his chin, a nice touch. $5000 to get rid of a ghost? Adjusted for inflation that becomes roughly $14,260 although they probably did far greater damage to the hotel so that little green spud cost the hotel a pretty penny. I love that you guys realized how exhausted they must be getting, and the very next scene had them stumbling into the office and hiring Winston without a single question due to their exhaustion. I've always suspected that a 35' long Twinkie, assuming it retains the standard proportions would weigh a LOT more than 600 pounds. So that example of Eagon's has always made me scratch my head, even as a kid. Looking it up today I see that, unsurprisingly, people have done the math and the answer is 53 tons. So, a 500 pound 35' long twinkie would have to be made of a near immaterial substance... maybe ghosts? Is that what Eagon was figuring? If so... wow, although I think it was just a number chosen at random. Glad you guys enjoyed the movie.

@diablojones 2 года назад

Right? Even as a kid I was thinking “maybe they shouldn’t have bought the arcade machines if they were low on cash?” In one of the earlier drafts, Winston is hired before the Sedgewick and uses his former military experience to instruct the other three on how to box Slimer in. In the novel, he’s originally there for a security position.

@Relaxedplaythroughs 2 года назад

Still wish they'd make a animated Ghostbusters using the audio from the Ghostbusters video game since it's the last time we hear Egon and the story was good with an great ending line from Egon. "we eat gods for breakfast! We eat gods for breakfast? To much? No I liked it."

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

I agree. I think that woulda been cool, and I haven't even seen it

@megdelaney3677 2 года назад

Love the Hillywood parody video 'Who ya gonna call?' -'Win-chesters!'

@02michellemybell02 2 года назад

Guys a great movie is " Working Girl" with Melanie Griffith and Harrison Ford. Please do a reaction or put it on the poll see if wins 🙂❤️🙏

@lonewolfe8625 2 года назад

Gold star. 2 thumbs up. I love this movie. The humor is excellent and Bill Murray is fantastic. I love Ray's enthusiasm and Egon's deadpan delivery of his lines. Please watch the trilogy.

@Corn_Pone_Flicks 2 года назад

Just make sure as to not confuse the 2016 remake for part 3. The third film in this continuity is called Afterlife.

@lonewolfe8625 2 года назад

No worries. I dont think anyone counts the 2016 remake as part of the trilogy

@XperimentorEES 2 года назад

I know most say the sequel isn't as good, but it has a few interesting plot points worth seeing despite some missed beats. The 2016 woke reboot however is best left forgotten for the insulting cashgrab that it was. Yet the true third movie Afterlife, I'd say it's in the same boat as the original sequel, it's got some great stuff with a few glaring flaws.

@BloodylocksBathory 2 года назад

Fun fact, the reveal of Gozer went through several ideas, one of which would be the building's architect Ivo Shandor, as played by Paul Reubens, aka Pee Wee Herman. I can picture that though, perhaps a more deranged version of how he looked in the very beginning of Batman Returns.

@thegladve 2 года назад

" did we just drop to hell?", no just the New York sewer system but it's all the same anyway.

@scottirvine121 2 года назад

Any guys that’s ever had to quickly share a toilet has used the phrase don’t cross the streams

@AbsoluteApril 2 года назад

You were both cracking me up in this reaction so much, glad you enjoyed this, looking forward to your reaction of #2. "this is the platforming part of the mission" XDD

@whitenoisereacts 2 года назад

It was a lot of fun!!

@totomomo18 2 года назад

Great movie. You should watch the sequel it is good . A great Rick Morrines movie is Honey I shrunk the kids. Also a great fun horror movie is Tremors.Also watch Groundhog day in February 2

@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110 2 года назад

Who you gonna call?

@RetroRobotRadio 2 года назад

Dan Aykroyd who was one of the writers on this movie and played Ray in the film was an avid fan of the supernatural and ghost hunting. So this film was something he had wanted to do for a while. He put the film together with a lot of the people that he knew from working on Saturday Night Live, including writer Harold Ramus, who played Egon. The other two Ghostbusters were supposed to be Eddie Murphy and Jim Belushi, but they were not available. Eddie Murphy had other movies and John Belushi died of a drug overdose.

@OzBaxter 2 года назад

Shame about Belushi, but I'd say this cast was the better choice. And Eddie has never been a "team player".

@JR-bm8dl 2 года назад

That was John Belushi who was supposed to be in the film and who died.

@RetroRobotRadio 2 года назад

@@JR-bm8dl I seem to always swap their names.

@michellelamar8965 2 года назад

Ackroyd and Belushi were super close BFFs IRL and did tons together. Akroyd wrote this script with every intention of having his buddy be one of the ghostbusters. Rumor has it that he was at his typewriter working on the script when he he got the call about his Best Friend’s OD As a kind of tribute and a way to still Include him, they modeled the ghost “Slimer” after him (specifically after his character in “Animal House “)

@diablojones 2 года назад

Aykroyd has admitted to sleeping with ghosts. XD

@bpo1975 2 года назад

Well done. You just saw one of the 2 Greatest Movies of All Time (BACK TO THE FUTURE being the other one). 😁

@ejbarbs7873 2 года назад

One of my favourite movies. Just has so much personality, 9Tail said it feels “full” I think that’s good description.

@charlieb5358 2 года назад

The firehouse wasn’t as bad as they were making it sound, they were trying to get the realtor to lower the price. That’s why they looked pissed at Ray, because he ruined their plan by saying how great it was lol

@americanfreedomlogistics9984 2 года назад

i saw this in the theater when i was a kid … at the “get her” jump scare my friend who was with me wet himself a bit

@charleswilliams6236 2 года назад

Every house I lived in since I was a kid have been Haunted

@DocMicrowave 2 года назад

I was also a fan of "The Real Ghostbusters" cartoon as a kid. Lorenzo Music was great as Venkmen's VA.

@gokaury 2 года назад

All of the original principle cast of the cartoon series are phenomenal. Lorenzo (Venkman), Maurice (Spengler), Frank (Stantz), Arsenio (Zeddemore) and Laura (Janine) had so much chemistry together and did all their voice recordings in the same room together as an ensemble. We don't talk about Coulier, though. Ever.

@DocMicrowave 2 года назад

Indeed they did. One of my favorite saturday morning cartoons. I often wondered how that other "Ghostbuster" cartoon manage to snag the name. Forrcing the more canon cartoon to have to go with "The Real Ghostbusters " for a title. I thought the other show was horrible. Practically no tie in to the movie.

@redheadgeek9225 2 года назад

Rick Moranis (Louis) is actually an amazing actor and has starred in awesome movies like, "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" {another classic to check out), "Parenthood" with Steve Martin, and "Spaceballs" (which you must absolutely watch!). The actor that plays Egon starred in other movies with Bill Murray, like "Stripes" (also stars a young John Candy), and directed Bill Murray in movies like, "Groundhog Day".