Not just that, but the fact that Louis Tully is a short, and not particularly intimidating man makes him such an unusual choice to be possessed by a terror dog.
Reginald VelJohnson was in Ghostbusters (84), Crocodile Dundee (86), Die Hard (88), and Die Hard 2 (90). That's an extremely entertaining batch of movies... and they came out every 2 years.
The green ghost in the hotel is initially called Onionman, later Slimer. He is modeled after comedian Jim Belushi, who was supposed to play Venkman in movie originally, but died before they started filming.
I have loved Ghostbusters 1&2 ever since I watched them when I was 9. They are one of the most meaningful movies for me and I cry everytime at the end of Ghostbuster: Afterlife. (I don't want to speak Ghostbusters 2016)
The failed reboot is a waste of life and resources, better left forgotten on the pages of history, not unlike the other short lived failed experiments of art.
Ecto 1 is actually a old ambulance, but pretty much the same type of vehicle that was used for hearses 🙂 I have a model kit of this car that I might put together some time 🙂
Oh and Rick Moranis (the weird short dude) is a famous Canadian actor same as Dan Aykroyd, another good Moranis movie you'd like is "Hunny I shrunk the kids"
:):) Being Canadian, we’re pretty proud of our Canadian celebrities!! So I am pretty familiar with who Rick Mora is and Dan Aykroyd are haha but I haven’t really seen them in very much!! Adding Hunny I Shrunk the Kids to the list!!!
An interesting bit of trivia about the special effects. To get the slimer puppet to look like it was moving at Venkman they actually put it on a stationary pole and moved the camera towards it.
There was originally supposed to be four of them but the fourth one was played by Eddie Murphy. He wasn't available for filming in the beginning so they wrote his part out. Once he told them he wasn't available at all they gave the part to Ernie Hudson. That's why he only joins the team halfway through the movie.
Oh interesting! I appreciated the late addition to the team because it gave the audience a chance to be taught everything about being a ghostbuster through his eyes!
Your reaction to a favorite movie of mine causes a past life memory to intrude on present day. Only this movie, and Men in Black, captures the energy of New York City.
Greatest ever piece of work by Canadian national hero Dan Aykroyd. I loved this so much when I was a kid and it came out, but I didn't discover until many years later that Dan is from a Spiritualist family and knows more about ghost lore than almost anyone alive. A lot of those odd references that he put in the script are things only hardcore ghost followers would know about.
This movie was so HUGE when it came out in June of '84. It was THE summer blockbuster. Murray and Ackroyd, comedy, action, horror...and a love story (sort of). Great family fun. A hit theme song that went to #1 in the US and UK for 3 weeks and a music video in heavy rotation. A wonderful, marketable graphic for tons of merchandise..t shirts, lunchboxes, .. and try and guess how many thousands of people were Ghostbusters for Halloween.
Yeah, I was 12 when this came out and it immediately became my favorite movie, replaced a year later by Back to the Future of course. I think at this point in my life “it’s true, this man has no dick” was the funniest line I had ever heard in a movie.
The actress that plays Janine actually ended up having trouble getting parts after this because they thought she sounded too New Yorker, turns out it was just an accent she did for the movie, lol.
There is a show on Netflix called The Movies that Made Us. Basically an interview docu-series of various movies: Die Hard, Home Alone, horror movies, Dirty Dancing, etc. The episode on Ghostbusters is amazing.
My theory is that ectoplasmic slime is marshmallow repellent. Early on, Slimer slimes Venkman. Covered head to toe in ectoplasmic slime. Cut to the end of the movie. They cross the streams, and the marshmallow man explodes. Marshmallow everywhere. The other three are covered in it. But Venkman, who was standing right there with them, has a little bit on his hair and on his backpack. How could he possibly have so little marshmallow on him when everything and everyone else was covered in it? Marshmallow-repelling ectoplasmic slime residue. :)
Good theory I like it but Truth is Murray's a prima donna he didn't want to get the "marshmallow" (really shaving foam) on him. This is mentioned in the DVD's commentary.
This film’s origins are in the Saturday Night Live cast. SNL alumnus Dan Ackroyd created it with Eddie Murphy in mind for Winston. He wasn’t available because he was filming Beverly Hills Cop. The green ghost, Onionhead (later “Slimer”), is an homage to SNL comedian John Belushi.
Your Brooklyn accent is F'N top notch!!! I had soooo much fun watching this with you... You really made my morning after a long night at work. Absolutely fantastic reaction 🙂🙂🙂
I saw this film when I was 3 years old as my sister had the single and I was obsessed with the song. It became a massive part of my childhood what with the toys, cartoon and comic, it has stayed with me all the way in to my adult life and given me some of my best friends here in the UK and around the world. I’m now in a lucky position where I get to be a Ghostbuster and play with a replica of the Ecto-1, if my childhood self could see me now. 🤣 Dream come True.
This is my favorite film of all time. There are better movies from storytelling and effects perspectives, but I can watch this movie any day any time and never, ever get tired of it. I love the themes, I love the fun, I love the feel of this movie. I watch it, and I’m immediately four years old again watching it on VHS in my old house.
You get credit for understanding that the people in the fancy restaurant just didn't care. Other reactors assume that they couldn't see the hell hound!
Headcanon: Louis is as needy to Dana and anybody that walks by, and throws a party in his apartment, because he has been seeing the same stuff she has been seeing and is too scared to tell anybody he might be going crazy, so he thinks not being alone is the best way to stay safe/prevent any other incidents.
Fun Fact: Rick Moranis' monolog about the history of Gozer was totally improvised. And, again, I endorse the suggestion you watch Ghostbusters 2, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Hopefully another convert to the original classics. The background stuff is just as interesting as the film itself. John Belushi (Animal House, Blues Brothers) was originally supposed to be Peter Venkman, but he OD'd & died so the part was re-written for Murray. It's been said that Slimer is/was an ode to the kinds of characters Belushi tended to play. if I could visit alternate Earths, I'd like to see the one where Belushi lived to play Venkman, I can almost guarantee that the overall energy of the film would be MUCH different. Eddie Murphy was supposed to be Winston, but he had scheduling conflicts (he was working on Beverly Hills Cop). I think they waited up until the "last minute" to get him, which is why Winston has so few lines (Murphy at the time had a reputation for ad-libbing). John Candy was supposed to have the role that Rick Moranis wound up getting, but he wanted to play the character as a Frenchman or German for some reason. If you pause the movie at just the right moment near the end, you'll catch a glimpse of a young Ron Jeremy. Lastly, the "marshmallows" the characters were covered in at the end, that was actually shaving cream.
Wow thanks for all the tidbits!! So much goes into setting up a film, I rarely think about all the actors that MAY have played in these roles before they landed on the final choice! I'd love to see some movies made with the alternate actor choices, just to see how different they'd be!
@@TaraTunesIn There's lots of "what ifs", & not just with this franchise. Do you know any Bond fans? Here's something they might not know: Burt Reynolds was supposed to be the Roger Moore Bond, but like Eddie Murphy he had scheduling conflicts (he was working on Smokey & the Bandit), so he said no to the role. Years later he always kicked himself over it. The original Alien movie had an alternate cut that only the preview/test audiences saw. In that cut, the Alien actually killed the entire Nostromo crew. The movie ends as a rescue ship is approaching the Nostromo, with the Alien mimicking one of the now dead crew members to draw it in. The preview/test audiences didn't like that ending, so we got the one we all know. Zack Snyders Justice league gives me hope that THAT ending is in some archive somewhere waiting to be re-seen. Now I bring you to First Blood, it's alternate ending was supposed to mimic the book, where either Rambo kills himself (overcome by the PTSD trauma), or Troutman blows his brains out. Like with the alternate cut of Alien, the audiences didn't like that bleak ending, & so a franchise was born.
One of the best rewatchable movies of all time! Now you should absolutely watch Ghostbusters 2 and Ghostbusters Afterlife. You can watch Ghostbusters 2016 for comparison. But it's more like an SNL parody with bad CGI.
Yes, the 2016 reboot pales in comparison, although I loved Kate McKinnon, and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) had a great comic turn as a stereotypical dumb blonde, but male. The writers, to me, didn't have a good grasp of the Ghostbusters zeitgeist. #2 is pretty decent, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife is very strong. There had been talks about a third movie by the original cast, but Harold Ramis died in 2014. They worked around that in the movie. It's really about a new Ghostbusters crew. There's a lot of callbacks to the first movie. Bring kleenex.
Great Ghostbusters reaction. As said just a big fun movie. It won't unlock the secrets of the universe but it's just a great watch. You have a really peaceful, chill, vibe going and your comments come across as genuine, organic and natural and not forced. For future comedy react recs I would have to go with: Groundhog Day (1993) Harold Ramis (Egon) wrote and directed and re-teamed with Bill Murray for a very unusual comedy, putting the acerbic ahole BM character to good use. Airplane (1980) Still considered one of the funniest movies ever made. Action Die Hard (1988) The grandfather of smart action movies. Sports/Drama Rocky (1976) More of a classic character study drama than a boxing movie. Drama Apollo 13 (1995) Ron Howards telling of the true story.
I saw this back when it was in the theaters, and must've seen it hundreds of times, yet I'm STILL noticing stuff I didn't see before. For example, it only recently dawned on me that Louis is constantly getting locked out, but he's The Keymaster!
27:31 Call me odd if you like, but this shot, ever since I first saw this at 10 years old, has ALWAYS made me hungry for street hot dogs. Slimer just makes them look so enticing.
Notice the sexual innuendo. Dana becomes possessed by the gatekeeper while Louis is possessed by the key master, and has trouble getting locked out of his apartment. These two must get together to usher in the end of the world. Also, why would Peter take 300 cc’s of a knock out drug to meet a woman for a date? 🤔 Hmm.
@@JayRock21122 And if you liken this to the end of one world and the beginning of another, thinking Biblically, the gatekeeper and keymaster as dogs are like the Cherubim creatures with a god standing between them.
@@JayRock21122 Everytime I see a library scene, I think of Kramer in Seinfeld- "Remember the Dewey Decimal System? What a SCAM that was! Man, that Dewey guy really cleaned up on that one." 😀
You look so much like Melissa McCarthy in that thumbnail that I was very confused for a moment and I thought maybe it was her reacting to her own remake? Or even to the original.
Hi, Tara. Just caught your combo reaction in mid-August with Jen who I've watched more not seeing the sister resemblance until then. Both of your glasses look the same. She's reacted to one Alfred Hitchcock directed film. That's PSYCHO (1959) but, no others. Poll your subscribers about Alfred Hitchcock.You stay classy, Tara and please, remind Jen to do the same.
Hey! Thanks so much for watching! Psycho is definitely on my list, but you’re right! I should do a Hitchcock poll sometime! Thanks for the suggestion!! :)
People will recommend Ghostbusters Afterlife as the perfect denoument, but it isn't a comedy, it's sentimental, mostly references to the original film...characters from the first film do things they would never do...and the original Ghostbusters are shoehorned in at the end of the movie as an afterthought. I don't understand how anyone who loves the original movie could think it was worthy to be mentioned alongside the first two movies. They were silly, irreverent slob comedies that didn't take anything too seriously, raucous and crude and that was the point.
I value your opinion… in order to make my own, I will have to watch all of the Ghostbuster movies, including afterlife.. I think maybe that’s why people suggest it… So I get the full picture, good or bad!
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Good job Miss Tara. Maybe they lost their research grant because one of them was a skirt chaser and abused their test subjects. Hearse with siren? They used to be called ambulances. At least Louis got a little sexy time with Dana. Even if neither of them knows it. It was several watches in before i noticed Dana had a bag of stay puft marshmallows on her counter. The great song we all love sounds the way it does because the powers of production wanted a song that sounded like huey Lewis' song "I want a new drug". They settled out of court. I told Jen she shouldn't watch movies like "the exorcist " alone. She told me you were not a good choice to join her. Sorry. Just one more thing. "If someone asks you if you're a god, you say YES."
If you want a butterfly watch a Mothra movie and tell me if those are a good idea. after this cartoon series 2nd movie 2nd cartoon series video game reboot 3rd movie soon more content
ANACHRONISM… when they’re climbing the stairs in Dana’s building peter says “let me know when we get to twenty, i’m gonna throw up” the building in question is 19 floors en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/55_Central_Park_West
I think Tara should audition to be the next Janine Melnitz if they ever do another Ghostbusters movie, or at least cosplay her cause you have the glasses and you can do her voice pretty good... GHOSTBUSTERS WHADDAYA WANT?!!! 😉👍
@Tara Tunes In Hell Yeah!... I'd love to see you do a video of you cosplaying Janine maybe wearing the wig and makeup she had in Ghostbusters 2 and do clips of you saying lines from Ghostbusters 1 & 2 like for instance... Do you believe in UFOs, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trance mediums, the Loch Ness monster and the theory of Atlantis? You're very handy, I can tell. I bet you like to read a lot, too. I've quit better jobs than this!... GHOSTBUSTERS WHADDAYA WANT?!!!! Hello, Ghostbusters... Yes, of course they're serious... You do?... You have?... No kidding! Just gimme the address... Oh sure, they will be totally discreet. Thank you!.... WE GOT ONE!!! It's a sign alright... a sign of going out of business! Is it just a mist?... or does it have arms and legs? [picks up a ringing phone] Ghostbusters. Yes. We're back. It is really a great place. I mean, it needs a woman's touch. But, I think it looks really good, you know. Typical. They're all lines from both movies or maybe even make some up of your own to Tara? 😃👍
Isn’t it ironic that the KEY MASTER keeps getting locked out of the apartment.
Oh gosh. I've never noticed that one before. That's hilarious!
Not just that, but the fact that Louis Tully is a short, and not particularly intimidating man makes him such an unusual choice to be possessed by a terror dog.
R.I.P. Harold Ramis & Ivan Reitman
Fun Fact: The Ghostbusters headquarters is an actually working firehouse here in NYC
Reginald VelJohnson was in Ghostbusters (84), Crocodile Dundee (86), Die Hard (88), and Die Hard 2 (90).
That's an extremely entertaining batch of movies... and they came out every 2 years.
That’s awesome!!! Go Reginald!! I only know him as Carl Winslow from Family Matters hahah I can’t wait to see him in the rest of these!!!
Another good one. The funniest thing to me in this movie is Louis being the Keymaster and constantly being locked out of his apartment
The green ghost in the hotel is initially called Onionman, later Slimer. He is modeled after comedian Jim Belushi, who was supposed to play Venkman in movie originally, but died before they started filming.
Fun fact Sigourney weaver didn't know the eggs were going to start cooking on the counter her reaction was genuine
Omg that’s awesome and terrifying!!
I have loved Ghostbusters 1&2 ever since I watched them when I was 9. They are one of the most meaningful movies for me and I cry everytime at the end of Ghostbuster: Afterlife. (I don't want to speak Ghostbusters 2016)
The failed reboot is a waste of life and resources, better left forgotten on the pages of history, not unlike the other short lived failed experiments of art.
Ghostbusters Afterlife is sappy and sentimental, and forgets that Ghostbusters is supposed to be a comedy.
For me the only redeeming quality of the 2016 reboot was Melissa McCarthy who I happen to love as a comedian
Ecto 1 is actually a old ambulance, but pretty much the same type of vehicle that was used for hearses 🙂 I have a model kit of this car that I might put together some time 🙂
Oh and Rick Moranis (the weird short dude) is a famous Canadian actor same as Dan Aykroyd, another good Moranis movie you'd like is "Hunny I shrunk the kids"
It's a 1959 Cadillac Miller Meteor combination car. It could be used as a hearse or an ambulance.
Thanks, I couldn't think of the exact car, and I was too tired to look it up.
:):) Being Canadian, we’re pretty proud of our Canadian celebrities!! So I am pretty familiar with who Rick Mora is and Dan Aykroyd are haha but I haven’t really seen them in very much!! Adding Hunny I Shrunk the Kids to the list!!!
And then if you like it there's the sequel, honey I blew up the kid.
This is an all time classic. I remember seeing this in the theater with my father. We had so much fun.
I’m getting a lot of comments like this one - that a ton of kids went to see this with their dads!! I love that!! :):)
An interesting bit of trivia about the special effects. To get the slimer puppet to look like it was moving at Venkman they actually put it on a stationary pole and moved the camera towards it.
Awesome!! I always love hearing the weird and wonderful ways filmmakers end up with their final product!
There was originally supposed to be four of them but the fourth one was played by Eddie Murphy. He wasn't available for filming in the beginning so they wrote his part out.
Once he told them he wasn't available at all they gave the part to Ernie Hudson. That's why he only joins the team halfway through the movie.
Oh interesting! I appreciated the late addition to the team because it gave the audience a chance to be taught everything about being a ghostbuster through his eyes!
Loved both the first and 2nd movies
EPA guy keep calling Peter “Mr. Venkman”
Peter has two PHD’s Peck should address him as Dr. Venkman
That indicates how little respect he has for him.
To fully appreciate the humor of the Ghostbusters of 1984, you must already understand this fabulous offbeat humor of Saturday Night Live...
The device he's using to check out Dana's apartment is a gas leak detector.
Your reaction to a favorite movie of mine causes a past life memory to intrude on present day. Only this movie, and Men in Black, captures the energy of New York City.
Greatest ever piece of work by Canadian national hero Dan Aykroyd. I loved this so much when I was a kid and it came out, but I didn't discover until many years later that Dan is from a Spiritualist family and knows more about ghost lore than almost anyone alive. A lot of those odd references that he put in the script are things only hardcore ghost followers would know about.
Ever try his Crystal Head Vodka? Very good.
This movie was so HUGE when it came out in June of '84. It was THE summer blockbuster. Murray and Ackroyd, comedy, action, horror...and a love story (sort of). Great family fun. A hit theme song that went to #1 in the US and UK for 3 weeks and a music video in heavy rotation. A wonderful, marketable graphic for tons of merchandise..t shirts, lunchboxes, .. and try and guess how many thousands of people were Ghostbusters for Halloween.
Yeah, I was 12 when this came out and it immediately became my favorite movie, replaced a year later by Back to the Future of course. I think at this point in my life “it’s true, this man has no dick” was the funniest line I had ever heard in a movie.
Hahaha I can only imagine!!! It must have been soooo awesome!! I would totally have been a ghostbuster… or maybe Slimer hahah
@@jabecker21 it still may be one of the best lines!! I laughed a ton when he said that haha
There was some trouble with the theme song. Huey Lewis claimed it was a rip off of his I Need A New Drug. They had a similar rhythmic structure.
During the spring -- for a few months, as I recall -- the filmmakers ran newspaper ads saying only, "They're coming to save the world this summer."
The actress that plays Janine actually ended up having trouble getting parts after this because they thought she sounded too New Yorker, turns out it was just an accent she did for the movie, lol.
Yes because she is actually from Nashville
I saw this when I was 10 in 1984 and was obsessed with it. I used to do this comic book art called "Custard Busters" based on Ghostbusters.
That sounds adorable!! Do you still have it??
@@TaraTunesIn Somewhere in storage
"Think of something silly, like a butterfly!"
...
*glances over at Mothra*
...Yeah, no, that would be a bad idea. XD
That Janine impression is amazing!
Hahah thank you!
There is a show on Netflix called The Movies that Made Us. Basically an interview docu-series of various movies: Die Hard, Home Alone, horror movies, Dirty Dancing, etc. The episode on Ghostbusters is amazing.
Awesome!!! I should definitely check this out!! It might give me a good idea of movies I haven’t seen but should as well!!!
The car (the Ecto-1) was a 1959 ambulance.
“We got one!!!!!” That’s my favorite part
Janine is AMAZING!!!
My theory is that ectoplasmic slime is marshmallow repellent.
Early on, Slimer slimes Venkman. Covered head to toe in ectoplasmic slime.
Cut to the end of the movie. They cross the streams, and the marshmallow man explodes. Marshmallow everywhere. The other three are covered in it. But Venkman, who was standing right there with them, has a little bit on his hair and on his backpack.
How could he possibly have so little marshmallow on him when everything and everyone else was covered in it? Marshmallow-repelling ectoplasmic slime residue. :)
Good theory I like it but Truth is Murray's a prima donna he didn't want to get the "marshmallow" (really shaving foam) on him. This is mentioned in the DVD's commentary.
I actually wondered this myself! I noticed he was much less 'mallowed than everyone else!!!
Ohhhhh.. well that's actually kind of disappointing lol
But wouldn’t the character have taken a shower by the time of the Marshmallow man
@@andrewft31 I figure it leaves an ectoplasmic residue of supernatural nature, an aura rather than something that can be washed off.
This film’s origins are in the Saturday Night Live cast. SNL alumnus Dan Ackroyd created it with Eddie Murphy in mind for Winston. He wasn’t available because he was filming Beverly Hills Cop. The green ghost, Onionhead (later “Slimer”), is an homage to SNL comedian John Belushi.
Your Brooklyn accent is F'N top notch!!! I had soooo much fun watching this with you... You really made my morning after a long night at work. Absolutely fantastic reaction 🙂🙂🙂
Aww thanks!!! Haha I'll have to watch more movies with brooklyn accents in them so I can perfect it :p
@@TaraTunesIn Yes, Ghostbusters 2 has everyone back and it's hilarious!!! Some say, better than the original🙂🙂🙂
I saw this film when I was 3 years old as my sister had the single and I was obsessed with the song. It became a massive part of my childhood what with the toys, cartoon and comic, it has stayed with me all the way in to my adult life and given me some of my best friends here in the UK and around the world.
I’m now in a lucky position where I get to be a Ghostbuster and play with a replica of the Ecto-1, if my childhood self could see me now. 🤣 Dream come True.
Wow!!! Thats awesome!! #jealous
This is my favorite film of all time. There are better movies from storytelling and effects perspectives, but I can watch this movie any day any time and never, ever get tired of it. I love the themes, I love the fun, I love the feel of this movie. I watch it, and I’m immediately four years old again watching it on VHS in my old house.
I live this! I felt the same way about it!! It was SO FUN
You get credit for understanding that the people in the fancy restaurant just didn't care. Other reactors assume that they couldn't see the hell hound!
Yes the Keymaster always gets locked out, lol. The actor actually wrote most of his character.
Rick Moranis is so awesome
@@TaraTunesIn Yes, glad he's back into acting, maybe he'll be in the next one.
Headcanon: Louis is as needy to Dana and anybody that walks by, and throws a party in his apartment, because he has been seeing the same stuff she has been seeing and is too scared to tell anybody he might be going crazy, so he thinks not being alone is the best way to stay safe/prevent any other incidents.
Ohhh interesting perspective
They should make another movie… Louis’ story!
21:20 I thought you'd find Louis's line "ok, who brought the dog?" FUNNY
I did :)
the “Ecto car” is a 59 Cadillac . the particular model is used as either an ambulance or hearse
A 1959 Cadillac Miller Meteor combination car to be exact
Yay I wasnt too wrong then haha
To give you context, The Exorcist films began in 1973, then The Amityville Horror in 1979, then The Entity in 1982. This came out in 1984.
It wasn't until the animated series "The Real Ghostbusters" that the green ghost was given the name "Slimer"
Love this movie 🚨
Fun Fact: Rick Moranis' monolog about the history of Gozer was totally improvised.
And, again, I endorse the suggestion you watch Ghostbusters 2, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Awesome!! I will definitely carry on with the ghostbuster films!!
Please remember the little details of ghostbusters one and 2, for when you react to Ghostbusters afterlife!
I’ll do my best!
You'll absolutely love Ghostbusters 2!!!
Hopefully another convert to the original classics. The background stuff is just as interesting as the film itself. John Belushi (Animal House, Blues Brothers) was originally supposed to be Peter Venkman, but he OD'd & died so the part was re-written for Murray. It's been said that Slimer is/was an ode to the kinds of characters Belushi tended to play. if I could visit alternate Earths, I'd like to see the one where Belushi lived to play Venkman, I can almost guarantee that the overall energy of the film would be MUCH different. Eddie Murphy was supposed to be Winston, but he had scheduling conflicts (he was working on Beverly Hills Cop). I think they waited up until the "last minute" to get him, which is why Winston has so few lines (Murphy at the time had a reputation for ad-libbing). John Candy was supposed to have the role that Rick Moranis wound up getting, but he wanted to play the character as a Frenchman or German for some reason. If you pause the movie at just the right moment near the end, you'll catch a glimpse of a young Ron Jeremy. Lastly, the "marshmallows" the characters were covered in at the end, that was actually shaving cream.
Wow thanks for all the tidbits!! So much goes into setting up a film, I rarely think about all the actors that MAY have played in these roles before they landed on the final choice! I'd love to see some movies made with the alternate actor choices, just to see how different they'd be!
@@TaraTunesIn There's lots of "what ifs", & not just with this franchise. Do you know any Bond fans? Here's something they might not know: Burt Reynolds was supposed to be the Roger Moore Bond, but like Eddie Murphy he had scheduling conflicts (he was working on Smokey & the Bandit), so he said no to the role. Years later he always kicked himself over it.
The original Alien movie had an alternate cut that only the preview/test audiences saw. In that cut, the Alien actually killed the entire Nostromo crew. The movie ends as a rescue ship is approaching the Nostromo, with the Alien mimicking one of the now dead crew members to draw it in. The preview/test audiences didn't like that ending, so we got the one we all know. Zack Snyders Justice league gives me hope that THAT ending is in some archive somewhere waiting to be re-seen.
Now I bring you to First Blood, it's alternate ending was supposed to mimic the book, where either Rambo kills himself (overcome by the PTSD trauma), or Troutman blows his brains out. Like with the alternate cut of Alien, the audiences didn't like that bleak ending, & so a franchise was born.
@@Harrison11106 actually Burt Reynolds turned it down because he didn’t think that British audiences would accept an American James Bond
The exterior of the Sedgwick hotel is the Biltmore Hotel
One of the best rewatchable movies of all time! Now you should absolutely watch Ghostbusters 2 and Ghostbusters Afterlife. You can watch Ghostbusters 2016 for comparison. But it's more like an SNL parody with bad CGI.
Yes, the 2016 reboot pales in comparison, although I loved Kate McKinnon, and Chris Hemsworth (Thor) had a great comic turn as a stereotypical dumb blonde, but male. The writers, to me, didn't have a good grasp of the Ghostbusters zeitgeist. #2 is pretty decent, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife is very strong. There had been talks about a third movie by the original cast, but Harold Ramis died in 2014.
They worked around that in the movie. It's really about a new Ghostbusters crew.
There's a lot of callbacks to the first movie. Bring kleenex.
@@Caseytify
Really the only thought I have about the 2016 reboot is that that cast deserved a better script.
Lots of spooky slime and laughs! 👻😅👍
The Bill Murray part was originally going to be played by John Belushi.
Definitely react to Ghostbusters 2, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife!!!
I love Ghostbusters!
I enjoyed GB2 but Ghostbusters: Afterlife was a REALLY good continuation for the franchise!
I can’t wait to check them out!!!
One of the best movies. Hope you check out part 2.
I love this movie !
I have been saying "mother puss bucket" instead of cussing ever since I saw this movie in the theater. :D
😂😂
You have just witnessed my all time favorite movie. Now you should watch Ghostbusters II and GHOSTBUSTERS: Afterlife.
I LOVE your Jenine voice! Lol you should do that more often, please haha
Hahaha I’ll try!!
Great Ghostbusters reaction. As said just a big fun movie. It won't unlock the secrets of the universe but it's just a great watch.
You have a really peaceful, chill, vibe going and your comments come across as genuine, organic and natural and not forced.
For future comedy react recs I would have to go with:
Groundhog Day (1993)
Harold Ramis (Egon) wrote and directed and re-teamed with Bill Murray for a very unusual comedy, putting the acerbic ahole BM character to good use.
Airplane (1980) Still considered one of the funniest movies ever made.
Action
Die Hard (1988)
The grandfather of smart action movies.
Sports/Drama
Rocky (1976)
More of a classic character study drama than a boxing movie.
Drama
Apollo 13 (1995)
Ron Howards telling of the true story.
Thanks so much for the kind comments, and great suggestions!! I’m so happy you enjoyed the reaction! I loved Ghostbusters!! :)
Awesome reaction as always also Tara is super cute. ❤
Aw thanks
Nice reactions to the original Ghostbusters film, Tara!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽The next two films are enjoyable as well.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!
Love this movie! You have to watch part 2 as well if you haven’t already
I definitely plan to!
5:58 moychandizing moychandizing. Where the real money from the movie is made.
Hahaha I love the way you spelled it!!!
I saw this back when it was in the theaters, and must've seen it hundreds of times, yet I'm STILL noticing stuff I didn't see before. For example, it only recently dawned on me that Louis is constantly getting locked out, but he's The Keymaster!
Who? Me??? Aw thank you thats sweet! Shes lovely!!
I love this movie
love your reaction to the marshmellow everywhere
Hahah thanks! It would be SO STICKY
@@TaraTunesIn haha the way you express it is funny
GB 2 was not as good but still a fun watch. Ignore the 2016 reboot. The 2019 one was the true sequel and was great.
27:31 Call me odd if you like, but this shot, ever since I first saw this at 10 years old, has ALWAYS made me hungry for street hot dogs. Slimer just makes them look so enticing.
Bahahaha I disagree.. Slimer makes NOTHING seem enticing to me hahah
@@TaraTunesIn What!? How can you be unmoved by his OBVIOUS enjoyment?
slimer ghost is believed by some to be the ghost of John Belushi
True Story
I think Ghostbusters needs to adopt an official policy of "Pete Venkman does not interact with female clients"
Fun fact, those stairs are right where the fridge was.
Oh!! I did not notice that!
@@TaraTunesIn I think most people don't
Saw a link to your channel from Jen. My first thought was, where did you get the last name "Tunesin" ?..........
Oh, now I get it😍😍
Hahahaha thats funny! That would be a pretty cool last name though!
Ok.. so I was scrolling and I was like "is that a young melissa mcarthy!?"
The glasses are a yes for me.
😂 thanks!!! I was wearing contacts but they were bugging my eyes! I’m so glad you approve, glasses are way more comfortable!! 🤓
Notice the sexual innuendo. Dana becomes possessed by the gatekeeper while Louis is possessed by the key master, and has trouble getting locked out of his apartment. These two must get together to usher in the end of the world. Also, why would Peter take 300 cc’s of a knock out drug to meet a woman for a date? 🤔 Hmm.
Yikes. Never thought of that. Yikes.
@@JayRock21122 And if you liken this to the end of one world and the beginning of another, thinking Biblically, the gatekeeper and keymaster as dogs are like the Cherubim creatures with a god standing between them.
That was actually answered in yhe comics: it was Dana’s prescription- for nervous hiccups.
He found the drug in her medicine cabinet
So many interested people. I'm probably near the top half. but thats not enough.
Why would they move the books? Mis-shelved, obviously.
The ghost of Melvil Dewey.
@@bossfan49 Deep cut
@@JayRock21122 Everytime I see a library scene, I think of Kramer in Seinfeld- "Remember the Dewey Decimal System? What a SCAM that was! Man, that Dewey guy really cleaned up on that one." 😀
You look so much like Melissa McCarthy in that thumbnail that I was very confused for a moment and I thought maybe it was her reacting to her own remake? Or even to the original.
Loll well… thank you! But no, just me! :p
So why did Peter bring thorazine to his date with Dana?
Yeahhhhhhh 😬
You and your sister are beautiful people 💛
Aw thank you!!
@@TaraTunesIn Very welcome.
If you like this, you might want to try out the iceparkcity UA-cam channel. They have a series featuring the Twin Cities Ghostbusters.
Oh cool thanks! I will do that!!
Hi, Tara. Just caught your combo reaction in mid-August with Jen who I've watched more not seeing the sister resemblance until then. Both of your glasses look the same. She's reacted to one Alfred Hitchcock directed film. That's PSYCHO (1959) but, no others. Poll your subscribers about Alfred Hitchcock.You stay classy, Tara and please, remind Jen to do the same.
Hey! Thanks so much for watching! Psycho is definitely on my list, but you’re right! I should do a Hitchcock poll sometime! Thanks for the suggestion!! :)
Neither you or Jen have Twitter, and that breaks my heart! 💔😔🥺😢😭
Awww haha I don’t really get Twitter… I don’t think I have enough to say to post things there 😂😂
People will recommend Ghostbusters Afterlife as the perfect denoument, but it isn't a comedy, it's sentimental, mostly references to the original film...characters from the first film do things they would never do...and the original Ghostbusters are shoehorned in at the end of the movie as an afterthought. I don't understand how anyone who loves the original movie could think it was worthy to be mentioned alongside the first two movies. They were silly, irreverent slob comedies that didn't take anything too seriously, raucous and crude and that was the point.
I value your opinion… in order to make my own, I will have to watch all of the Ghostbuster movies, including afterlife..
I think maybe that’s why people suggest it…
So I get the full picture, good or bad!
@@TaraTunesIn That makes sense, but just remember that it doesn't have the same sensibility.
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13:07 That's what she said
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So you’re really that Jen Murray’s sister?
Haha yes!! My whole life :)
@@TaraTunesIn said that you’re short. Is she short too?
@@mem1701movies Jen? Yes she's short too.. but slightly taller than I am
Good job Miss Tara. Maybe they lost their research grant because one of them was a skirt chaser and abused their test subjects. Hearse with siren? They used to be called ambulances. At least Louis got a little sexy time with Dana. Even if neither of them knows it. It was several watches in before i noticed Dana had a bag of stay puft marshmallows on her counter. The great song we all love sounds the way it does because the powers of production wanted a song that sounded like huey Lewis' song "I want a new drug". They settled out of court. I told Jen she shouldn't watch movies like "the exorcist " alone. She told me you were not a good choice to join her. Sorry. Just one more thing. "If someone asks you if you're a god, you say YES."
Just watch Ghostbusters 2. Aftelife is awful.
If you want a butterfly watch a Mothra movie and tell me if those are a good idea.
after this
cartoon series
2nd movie
2nd cartoon series
video game
reboot
3rd movie
soon more content
Haha! Nice to see I wasn't the only one to think of that suggestion.
ANACHRONISM…
when they’re climbing the stairs in Dana’s building peter says “let me know when we get to twenty, i’m gonna throw up”
the building in question is 19 floors
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/55_Central_Park_West
I am not sure if this is an "anachronism" or not... BUT, if Ray had said it... I would be calling him "Danachronoyd"....... lol terrible joke.
@@TaraTunesIn
I'll give you a thumbs up for that joke... without reservation.
I think Tara should audition to be the next Janine Melnitz if they ever do another Ghostbusters movie, or at least cosplay her cause you have the glasses and you can do her voice pretty good... GHOSTBUSTERS WHADDAYA WANT?!!! 😉👍
Hahaha thank you!!! I would have an absolute blast playing Janine!!
@Tara Tunes In Hell Yeah!... I'd love to see you do a video of you cosplaying Janine maybe wearing the wig and makeup she had in Ghostbusters 2 and do clips of you saying lines from Ghostbusters 1 & 2 like for instance...
Do you believe in UFOs, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trance mediums, the Loch Ness monster and the theory of Atlantis?
You're very handy, I can tell. I bet you like to read a lot, too.
I've quit better jobs than this!... GHOSTBUSTERS WHADDAYA WANT?!!!!
Hello, Ghostbusters... Yes, of course they're serious... You do?... You have?... No kidding! Just gimme the address... Oh sure, they will be totally discreet. Thank you!.... WE GOT ONE!!!
It's a sign alright... a sign of going out of business!
Is it just a mist?... or does it have arms and legs?
[picks up a ringing phone] Ghostbusters. Yes. We're back.
It is really a great place. I mean, it needs a woman's touch. But, I think it looks really good, you know.
Typical.
They're all lines from both movies or maybe even make some up of your own to Tara? 😃👍