imagine that, people and focusing on detail instead of CG and focusing on quantity. miss those times. Nowadays they think they include alot then show the scene for 2 seconds.
Always felt the same way. Loved how they showed all New Yorkers, no matter what background or religion, knew that they were in trouble and all came together to support the Ghostbusters.
@@etv29 Everyone came together..all religions...all citizens of the city gathered around, fearing the end of the world is coming. They needed The Ghostbusters more than ever..and they arrived.
While this scene plays very much into the gonzo spirit of the Ghostbusters team, it really makes no sense. With all those police officers and other law enforcement on the scene, they should have been working on evacuating the entire area not merely cordoning off the street. These men were there to hold back an ancient evil not play at a rock concert.
One of the most emotional and greatest scenes in movie history. With the support of the citizens of New York, the Ghostbusters prepare to go to war with the most deadly enemy they have ever faced in an effort to stop the extinction of humanity and the world.
That's your problem. I suffered with the same mentality until I realized there are people out there being real Heros. For Real Saving the Day. Now go out and save your own
The whole city at this point is on the Ghostbusters' side and actively cheers them on when the supernatural starts to invade our world. THAT is my favorite part of this whole thing! You the viewer like the Ghostbusters and so does the city!
I always wondered if it was having the city on their side that gave them the edge. Like... the faith of all those people gave them some extra metaphysical mass as it were... then again maybe I've been reading too many urban fantasy novels.
This scene alone is better than the entire remakes. The Ghostbusters being escorted by NYPD and the US Military because no one else can stop the ghosts but them. Absolutely bad ass.
I spent this Father's day with my three year old watching Ghostbusters all day long. He's been running around the house with a flashlight Bustin ghosts. I couldn't be any more proud
What I love about these characters is that they almost knew that they weren't heroes just winging it but they were the only ones with any clue about what they were facing and the stones to go in and have a go so they almost played it as a parody of heroes but walked that line so perfectly so they were not completely goofy and relatable but real and the new yorkers were just panicked and searching for heroes so they fed into that narrative
As much as I love this movie. Hell no. Not even close. Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Godfathers, LOTR, Pulp Fiction, Shawshank, Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, Back to the Future, A Space Odyssey, etc.. You get the point
Forrest Gump, Gone with the Wind, To Kill a Mockingbird, Apocalypse Now, Goodfellas, ChinaTown, Lawrence of Arabia, Jaws, The Breakfast Club, Fight Club, The Shinning, Rocky, The Matrix, Saving Private Ryan, Jurassic Park, Rush Hour. I love this movie. But best it is not in my opinion. I feel like there’s so much more
Gotta love ole Ecto as hes being escorted by those cops at 1:10. BRILLIANT piece of cinemaphotograhy from one of the GREATEST movies EVER. Love Venkmans acknowledgement for Ray also. "Dr. Ray Stanz, the heart of the Ghostbusters. Would ya please?" Rays all modest and kinda shy about the crowd. Great movie from probably the best decade for films.
This was one of my most memorable and favourite scenes from the REAL Ghosbusters film. No CGI and a practical realistic earthquake effect. This movie truly is one of the best masterpieces out there and the reboot is more pathetic than the sequel to this amazing movie.
The second one is really underated. It needs some suspension of disbelief, like how most people were convinced that ghosts are a hoax, but other than that it's pretty good.
@@bubbythebear6891 The second film was certainly memorable for having some iconic scenes like with the courtroom and the Statue of Liberty walking. Plus Harold Ramis. May he rest in peace.
@@bubbythebear6891 To be fair, even nowadays, people seem to be brushing off every supernatural event with cries of fakery. The human brain can be a very rational thing when it wants to be.
As everyone else has said hundreds of times before, this scene is one of the greatest scenes if not the greatest scene in the entire movie. The crowd cheering, the sirens and police escort, the funny line from Peter at the beginning, the epic music, it all adds up to the perfect “the heroes are here” scene. Not every hero needs special powers or a cape, sometimes all it takes is 2 serious scientists, a scientist who acts more like a game show host and a guy who wants a steady paycheck all equipped with unlicensed nuclear accelerators.
The shows were maybe not as or as often technically sophisticated, but more were an escape for about 2 hours. They could do more silly junk like Howard the Duck and The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. The early '90s had some of that, too.
I had the film's soundtrack on tape (remember those!) and, for me, Saving the Day by Alessi was the song that made this film even more epic. The way it seamlessly blends in with this scene is pure poetry in motion.
I'm not going to jump to conclusions just yet. I know nobody asked for this rehashing, and every retread has been an abject failure, and Kevin Feige is big on being a hit or miss director and the effects were a catastrophe of ass.....ya know, I think I just made every logical argument against it. I guess I will just save my money for Suicide Squad.
It's an ensemble cast that isn't competing with each other for some titanically trifling little nothing the way movies are now days. It's the first buddy flick I ever saw, and to this day colors how I interact with my friends, and what I even look for IN friends.
HotaruZoku The awful "remake" was doomed from the very beginning, because their entire motivation for making the movie was for a political agenda. They took an SJW feminist agenda and then slapped on a horrible movie around it. Whereas the original movie was just about making a good, entertaining story with funny, well developed characters. Also, Ghostbusters is a legendary classic, and no one asked for a reboot and no one wanted one. It was doomed to flop. And it did, majorly...Sony-Columbia lost a ton of money on it.
wolvieguy yeah, sadly I don't think we'll ever see a decent one. The Tumblrinas permanently ruined the chance. I guess there might still be a slim chance at making one if it was the right producer and director who actually respects the original movies, but the problem is that Harrold Ramis is gone now and the other guys are getting up there. They would have to find a way to explain Egon not being around anymore. I think it could actually work well if it was about the original characters starting to train a new team, in kind of a "passing the torch" thing. That's actually what fans wanted.
1:20 I don't know if it was intentional but I've always fucking LOVED, ever since I was a child, how ECTO-1 screeches at the EXACT same time that the brass section plays that last note! SO COOL! Sorry but even 25 years on (from when I was a child) this scene HAS to be one of the most epic scenes in movie history!
@@matthewurban7031 that's how great movies use to be..... u got hidden gems and they weren't planned.... my favorite Ghostbusters were Ray & Winston( Im black to so u know im rocking with Winston)... Peter's one liners are legendary & Egon ( u will be missed) was always there 2 get the team back in line..... Who ya gon call?!?!?!
Making a movie work is extremely difficult because it's a collaborative process. Ghostbusters stands as one of the few where EVERYTHING worked together perfectly: the performers, writing, music score, songs, sound & visual effects, costumes, cinematography, production design, etc. There is not ONE element that doesn't work with the picture as a whole. It really speaks to the direction of Reitman. He's the one primarily responsible for making it what it is- a perfectly executed film.
I was born in the middle of the 80's ( 1985) The best Hollywood movie decade it ever was, the 80's gave ous such great movies as the terminator, Alien, back to the future, home alone, lethal weapon, ghostbusters and many many more!!! Love them all!!?
I remember as a kid, when I saw the black smoke coming out of the top of the building, I asked my mum "are the Ghostbusters going to be ok". The answer ofcourse was a resounding YES.
Epic scenes like this from an all around epic film is a testament to why the reboot failed. You don't remake a film and try to ride the coat tails of its predecessor, then further try and tell the fans that the characters in your remake are now the new Ghostbusters and to pretend like these guys never existed, and then insult them when your movie flops. Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore will always be recognized by everyone as being the true Ghostbusters, that's just the way it is. And during Halloween season such as now when radio stations play the Ghostbuster's theme song and it asks "who ya gonna call?" It refers to and always will refer to these Ghostbusters.
They build the whole front of that building for when the ground swallows them. It's so good you can't tell the difference. ...Sorry I'm a huge GB nerd and I listened to the commentary on the DVD.
i love this scene as well. you had all of new york city rooting for the ghostbusters. punks, break-dancers, priests, pastors, rabbis, clerics, cab drivers, policemen, military, firemen, anyone who loves new york city. we need that more than ever.
As epic as this entire scene, nothing beats the scene immediately after this - when the Ghostbusters are trudging up the stairs of the apartment building complaining and wheezing. The comedic timimg was absolutely perfect.
I always loved this scene, "Come aaaaan lets run some red lights!" *bangs the door* Engines on the convoy all start up and rev as they begin to move out, the sirens start......and above them all you CANNOT miss Ecto 1's distinctive whining ensemble above the rest! :D
I like this version better than the sountrack version. The hard sounds sounded harder. It was probably my favorite GB song. You get the feeling of danger from the scene, too.
1:15 -1:20 I've always wondered about the equipment on top of the Ecto-1. I'm guessing that the red gun barrels are used to fire proton streams at ghosts on the streets. the yellow tanks on the side are the proton fuel and the other stuff such as the white microphone shaped thing may be part of a PKE radar. But your guess is as good as mine.
Savin the day is the REAL main song of the ghostbusters both brings a tear to your eyes and gets you pumped! Two things Ray Parker Jr’s “Ghostbusters”doesn’t do..
Yes, the heart of the Ghostbusters is Ray (after all, it was his money that got them where they're at... Lol), but nowadays, I have to say it is Egon... Miss you, Twinkie master! :(
Man I could watch that few seconds when the chorus comes on and you can see the police cars and Ecto 1 coming down that street over and over and over again, gives me chills.
Apparently he was a make-up artist who worked on the film. I recall looking him up years ago after seeing him in this. He obviously asked if he could have a part as an extra in the movie and was going to make the most of it. You can see him milking it for all it's worth lol
Thanks for the link Tyler. The film is also notable for featuring legendary porn star; Ron Jeremy who appeared as an extra as well. He appears outside Ghostbusters HQ just after the Ecto-containment unit has been switched off and all hell breaks loose. 4.bp.blogspot.com/-jdqf4gFm-YM/T-wDbf1N8nI/AAAAAAAAAHM/164rleeRcEU/s1600/ronbusters.jpg
@FormerlyKnownAsShun- so glad you mentioned the red headed guy who yells "Alright, alright!" I always look his way when I watch this scene, his overacting is hilarious lol. Anyone else also notice the guy with the mohawk just drinking beer @ 3:47? Love this movie!
The military, the clergy holding "repent" signs, police escorting the Ghostbusters;
the cinematography and music is everything!
imagine that, people and focusing on detail instead of CG and focusing on quantity. miss those times. Nowadays they think they include alot then show the scene for 2 seconds.
That one red-haired dude at 1:42. All is perfection.
Who DIDN'T want to be a Ghostbuster after watching this scene!?!
I wanted to be one of those military folk, but I thought they were real not NG. Outside that he'll yes GB
after watching the movie, i want to be a GB. hell yeah i said it. the 2016 movie good. i thought it would turn out bad but it was pretty good.
giuseppi77 FUCK THIS IM A GHOSTBUSTER
I always wanted to be a ghostbuster!
For two halloweens in a row i was a Ghostbuster 1987 and 88. I was Egon Spangler for Halloween
30 years and still gives goosebumps 😬
40 years later.
This scene gets you pumped. Real emotion
This is exactly what i think when i think ''Oh shit, things just got real'' Especially when the dark clouds start appearing over the building.
Always felt the same way. Loved how they showed all New Yorkers, no matter what background or religion, knew that they were in trouble and all came together to support the Ghostbusters.
@@etv29 Everyone came together..all religions...all citizens of the city gathered around, fearing the end of the world is coming. They needed The Ghostbusters more than ever..and they arrived.
Especially when ectos siren comes on
This scene pumps me up as the Rocky training montages
and THIS, boys and girls, is how you make a REAL Ghostbusters movie.
+ct92404 Remember when movie used to be Creative and Cool at the same time. Now those days are gone.
+ct92404 The new "ghostbusters" movie deserves to burn in the fires of Gozer
+ct92404 1980s New York - you can feel the grit in this scene - so raw. Back when ghostbusters were men.
big props! best believe it!
While this scene plays very much into the gonzo spirit of the Ghostbusters team, it really makes no sense. With all those police officers and other law enforcement on the scene, they should have been working on evacuating the entire area not merely cordoning off the street. These men were there to hold back an ancient evil not play at a rock concert.
I LOVE THIS SCENE SO MUCH!! 44 YEARS OF AGE AND STILL LOVE GHOSTBUSTERS SO MUCH!!
this, ladies and gentlemen, is what GHOSTBUSTERS is all about!
@@theomorrow3811 I find it has one purpose. The 2016 reboot makes Ghostbusters 2 get the appreciation it deserves.
@@tenacious645 so damn true. 👍
@@tenacious645 ESPECIALLY the VIDEO GAME!!
The 80's had THE best movies... period!
One of the most emotional and greatest scenes in movie history. With the support of the citizens of New York, the Ghostbusters prepare to go to war with the most deadly enemy they have ever faced in an effort to stop the extinction of humanity and the world.
It's perfect blend of dread, hope, and badassery.
Wish there were movies like this today
36 years of age and this still gets me excited. Takes me back to simple times
That's your problem. I suffered with the same mentality until I realized there are people out there being real Heros. For Real Saving the Day. Now go out and save your own
C'MON, LET'S RUN SOME RED LIGHTS!
Mayor: What do you need from me?
*Savin' the Day kicks in*
GOOSEBUMPS CITY.
Yes sir
Every time
That scene boosts me up more than 3 lines of dope
I really wanna know what their answer to that was lol
JD Gust of Wind Dance Ahhh very well played
The whole city at this point is on the Ghostbusters' side and actively cheers them on when the supernatural starts to invade our world. THAT is my favorite part of this whole thing! You the viewer like the Ghostbusters and so does the city!
It's something that carries over into the RGB cartoon. Whenever the GB's turn up, the crowd goes nuts and the theme song always kicks in.
@@lofthouse23 Too Bad the Same Couldn't be Said With Extreme Ghostbusters.
I always wondered if it was having the city on their side that gave them the edge. Like... the faith of all those people gave them some extra metaphysical mass as it were... then again maybe I've been reading too many urban fantasy novels.
RIP Harold Ramis.
This scene alone is better than the entire remakes. The Ghostbusters being escorted by NYPD and the US Military because no one else can stop the ghosts but them. Absolutely bad ass.
Come on, let's run some red lights! LOL
Knowing how many ad-lib lines there are in this movie I wouldn’t be surprised if that was one of them
To this day, I say that each and every time I have a police escort.
The scene that gets you the most pumped for sure
@@the-dullahan
WHY DO YOU HAVE A POLICE ESCORT
@@ICET100 I've lived an unusual life.
I spent this Father's day with my three year old watching Ghostbusters all day long. He's been running around the house with a flashlight Bustin ghosts. I couldn't be any more proud
What I love about these characters is that they almost knew that they weren't heroes just winging it but they were the only ones with any clue about what they were facing and the stones to go in and have a go so they almost played it as a parody of heroes but walked that line so perfectly so they were not completely goofy and relatable but real and the new yorkers were just panicked and searching for heroes so they fed into that narrative
and this kids is the best film ever made
As much as I love this movie. Hell no. Not even close. Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Godfathers, LOTR, Pulp Fiction, Shawshank, Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, Back to the Future, A Space Odyssey, etc.. You get the point
Forrest Gump, Gone with the Wind, To Kill a Mockingbird, Apocalypse Now, Goodfellas, ChinaTown, Lawrence of Arabia, Jaws, The Breakfast Club, Fight Club, The Shinning, Rocky, The Matrix, Saving Private Ryan, Jurassic Park, Rush Hour. I love this movie. But best it is not in my opinion. I feel like there’s so much more
@@michaelbailey702 Just One More, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990).
Gotta love ole Ecto as hes being escorted by those cops at 1:10. BRILLIANT piece of cinemaphotograhy from one of the GREATEST movies EVER. Love Venkmans acknowledgement for Ray also. "Dr. Ray Stanz, the heart of the Ghostbusters. Would ya please?" Rays all modest and kinda shy about the crowd. Great movie from probably the best decade for films.
I work for a professional snow company. I play this song sometimes while in the truck. When a big storm hits, I AM saving the day
This was one of my most memorable and favourite scenes from the REAL Ghosbusters film. No CGI and a practical realistic earthquake effect. This movie truly is one of the best masterpieces out there and the reboot is more pathetic than the sequel to this amazing movie.
The second one is really underated. It needs some suspension of disbelief, like how most people were convinced that ghosts are a hoax, but other than that it's pretty good.
@@bubbythebear6891 The second film was certainly memorable for having some iconic scenes like with the courtroom and the Statue of Liberty walking. Plus Harold Ramis. May he rest in peace.
@@bubbythebear6891 To be fair, even nowadays, people seem to be brushing off every supernatural event with cries of fakery. The human brain can be a very rational thing when it wants to be.
Even Dan Aykroyd Himself Hated the Reboot!!!
@@shawnswint1521 Sad that him and the original cast appeared in it in cameos.
1:00 Man the wide shot of the Ghostbusters arriving is EPIC.
They Came in like Rock Stars!!!
As everyone else has said hundreds of times before, this scene is one of the greatest scenes if not the greatest scene in the entire movie. The crowd cheering, the sirens and police escort, the funny line from Peter at the beginning, the epic music, it all adds up to the perfect “the heroes are here” scene. Not every hero needs special powers or a cape, sometimes all it takes is 2 serious scientists, a scientist who acts more like a game show host and a guy who wants a steady paycheck all equipped with unlicensed nuclear accelerators.
I love the courage and enthusiasm in this scene.
I miss the 80s so much!
Back when they made real movies.
+LukeMM95 YOU SAID IT!! -SPOT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The shows were maybe not as or as often technically sophisticated, but more were an escape for about 2 hours. They could do more silly junk like Howard the Duck and The Garbage Pail Kids Movie. The early '90s had some of that, too.
I don’t miss those workout cloths they would wear at gyms. Eye sore. Then again some of those chicks looked good. Unlike now how everyone is.
This scene alone destroys the reboot....the army cant save the world but the GB can
Arm the soldiers with proton packs and the army can save the world!
The "we've got one!" scene destroys the reboot
A proton pack is not a toy
@@matiasdimter619 the opening scene destroys the reboot
the army can, just use the power of the united states armed forces :D
Bill Murray's delivery of lines really sells the sequence
I had the film's soundtrack on tape (remember those!) and, for me, Saving the Day by Alessi was the song that made this film even more epic. The way it seamlessly blends in with this scene is pure poetry in motion.
This song is what made this scene so freakin epic, awesome, and nostalgic, I never get tired of hearing or watching it
This scene got me so pumped wen i ws a kid and it still does
I won't acknowledge the existence of Ghostbusters 2016
I'll just think the very mention of it was from a weird dream I had.
Ghostbusters 2016? Wow you had a weird dream, man
I'm not going to jump to conclusions just yet. I know nobody asked for this rehashing, and every retread has been an abject failure, and Kevin Feige is big on being a hit or miss director and the effects were a catastrophe of ass.....ya know, I think I just made every logical argument against it. I guess I will just save my money for Suicide Squad.
+Awesome Regretibly it's real, and it doesn't look good...
zachary thompson Sadly
More like a fucking nightmare!
Can't help but almost tear up at the scene, it's soooooooooooo good. :) The music helps definitely.
Amen.
dude, no joke, I'm tearing up and getting choked up from this. I always loved this scene as kid, but as an adult I just extremely appreciate it.
It's an ensemble cast that isn't competing with each other for some titanically trifling little nothing the way movies are now days.
It's the first buddy flick I ever saw, and to this day colors how I interact with my friends, and what I even look for IN friends.
HotaruZoku The awful "remake" was doomed from the very beginning, because their entire motivation for making the movie was for a political agenda. They took an SJW feminist agenda and then slapped on a horrible movie around it. Whereas the original movie was just about making a good, entertaining story with funny, well developed characters. Also, Ghostbusters is a legendary classic, and no one asked for a reboot and no one wanted one. It was doomed to flop. And it did, majorly...Sony-Columbia lost a ton of money on it.
wolvieguy yeah, sadly I don't think we'll ever see a decent one. The Tumblrinas permanently ruined the chance. I guess there might still be a slim chance at making one if it was the right producer and director who actually respects the original movies, but the problem is that Harrold Ramis is gone now and the other guys are getting up there. They would have to find a way to explain Egon not being around anymore. I think it could actually work well if it was about the original characters starting to train a new team, in kind of a "passing the torch" thing. That's actually what fans wanted.
i was 6 years old when i seen this in the cinema still remember going to see it clear as day... im 41 now and its still fucking class.
I was 11 when I saw it in the cinema back in '84.. I had a blast, also remember it clearly.
Sure was fun growing up during the 80's.
R.I.P. Harold Ramis. My childhood's hero!
1:20 I don't know if it was intentional but I've always fucking LOVED, ever since I was a child, how ECTO-1 screeches at the EXACT same time that the brass section plays that last note!
SO COOL! Sorry but even 25 years on (from when I was a child) this scene HAS to be one of the most epic scenes in movie history!
amen to that. and I aint even religious.
Even as a kid I wondered if that was intentional
Captain Crazy hahah that's fucking incredible. Never noticed that. Editors do edit cuts to the rhythm of the music so it's a possibility.
@@matthewurban7031 that's how great movies use to be..... u got hidden gems and they weren't planned.... my favorite Ghostbusters were Ray & Winston( Im black to so u know im rocking with Winston)... Peter's one liners are legendary & Egon ( u will be missed) was always there 2 get the team back in line..... Who ya gon call?!?!?!
Making a movie work is extremely difficult because it's a collaborative process. Ghostbusters stands as one of the few where EVERYTHING worked together perfectly: the performers, writing, music score, songs, sound & visual effects, costumes, cinematography, production design, etc. There is not ONE element that doesn't work with the picture as a whole. It really speaks to the direction of Reitman. He's the one primarily responsible for making it what it is- a perfectly executed film.
I was born in the middle of the 80's ( 1985) The best Hollywood movie decade it ever was, the 80's gave ous such great movies as the terminator, Alien, back to the future, home alone, lethal weapon, ghostbusters and many many more!!! Love them all!!?
Amen!
The 80's were indeed the *BEST* !!
So many great movies to be made from that specific decade!! 🥰
I can never get enough of watching Ecto-1 being escorted by the NYPD and National Guard.
I remember as a kid, when I saw the black smoke coming out of the top of the building, I asked my mum "are the Ghostbusters going to be ok". The answer ofcourse was a resounding YES.
How sweet is that 😊
The over-excited ginger guy "Ghostbusters! Alright... Alright!" looks like he should be in Spandau Ballet.
LMAO, thats funny.
New York in the 80s was like the walking dead
""No matter what happens let's be professionals!!""
you know you're cool when you have priests, nuns (and what looks like) Rabbis cheering you on.
Epic scenes like this from an all around epic film is a testament to why the reboot failed. You don't remake a film and try to ride the coat tails of its predecessor, then further try and tell the fans that the characters in your remake are now the new Ghostbusters and to pretend like these guys never existed, and then insult them when your movie flops. Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore will always be recognized by everyone as being the true Ghostbusters, that's just the way it is. And during Halloween season such as now when radio stations play the Ghostbuster's theme song and it asks "who ya gonna call?" It refers to and always will refer to these Ghostbusters.
Well Said!!!
You're right
Who is here after seeing the Ghostbusters Afterlife trailer?
Me
Me
Me too! 👍👍
Me...might be fighting back a tear
Me
GOTTA RUN....GOTTA DATE WITH THE GHOST!!!!!
ghostbuster 4 EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love this scene start when the mayor say "what do yoou need from me".
Love this movie so much, also the second one
Always loved this scene the most
Amo ese auto...un total icono de los 80s.
They build the whole front of that building for when the ground swallows them. It's so good you can't tell the difference. ...Sorry I'm a huge GB nerd and I listened to the commentary on the DVD.
the most badass scene in film history
As a child this movie defined New York City for my young mind....and Escape From New York
Shivers.
Still.
A work of art.
i love this scene as well. you had all of new york city rooting for the ghostbusters. punks, break-dancers, priests, pastors, rabbis, clerics, cab drivers, policemen, military, firemen, anyone who loves new york city. we need that more than ever.
Ghostbusters 2020 brought me here!!!
As epic as this entire scene, nothing beats the scene immediately after this - when the Ghostbusters are trudging up the stairs of the apartment building complaining and wheezing. The comedic timimg was absolutely perfect.
Yeah I wish they kept that cut in haha. Just 2 seconds on the stairs'd be perfect.
I always loved this scene, "Come aaaaan lets run some red lights!" *bangs the door* Engines on the convoy all start up and rev as they begin to move out, the sirens start......and above them all you CANNOT miss Ecto 1's distinctive whining ensemble above the rest! :D
Also check out the scene with Zeddemore & Stanz crossing the Brooklyn Bridge 😎
Mayor: What do you need from me?
*US Military Arrives*
Fortunate Son + Ghostbusters
This song has been stuck in my head all day... just came up in recommended videos... well played, UA-cam...
Man man I get hype "let's run some red lights"
ghostbusters 2009 video game should have been the ghostbusters we should have gotten for 2016
Was a really good game!!!
ABSOLUTELY!!!
The Music back then was just Legendary and Awesome!!!!
@.36, that scene right there with the dark clouds building up and the music playing in the background. You know something bad is about to happen.
Real cinematic storytelling. Classic.
I'll always love the droves of New Yorkers cheering for the Ghostbusters as they arrive on the scene.
I like this version better than the sountrack version. The hard sounds sounded harder. It was probably my favorite GB song. You get the feeling of danger from the scene, too.
I was 10 when I saw this movie in '84, and I still love it.
I love the siren of the Ecto
I get goosebumps every time I see this scene. Ecto1 FTW
2:35 "We might have to put a little overtime in on this one!"
I love that song "Savin' the Day". It goes well with this scene, and the whole film.
I miss these kind of movies :'(
How to naturally switch from happy to ominous to happy in one scene.
I love the high rise spewing black flames side ways , awesome
1:21 Once in a lifetime, I would like to make an entrance like this.
"Hello New York"......and the crowd gets wild!
This scene tho
1:42 scene stealer. GHOSTBUSTERS, ALRIGHT
That guy did good. Lol
+BarryDennen12 I think that's the same guy at 0:48 . No idea why
+BarryDennen12 Dude needed to chill the fuck out. The idea of being an extra is to act like you don't know you're in a fucking movie!
hell ya
@@crazyjim9380 oh, are you in a classic blockbuster movie? dude saw his chance and took it. fuck off.
This is the only film my ten year old will sit through. Watched it four times during the current lockdown. Ghostbusters ALRIGHT.
1:15 -1:20 I've always wondered about the equipment on top of the Ecto-1. I'm guessing that the red gun barrels are used to fire proton streams at ghosts on the streets. the yellow tanks on the side are the proton fuel and the other stuff such as the white microphone shaped thing may be part of a PKE radar. But your guess is as good as mine.
Savin the day is the REAL main song of the ghostbusters both brings a tear to your eyes and gets you pumped! Two things Ray Parker Jr’s “Ghostbusters”doesn’t do..
Always gives me goosebumps everytime they start driving and when the crowd are shouting 'Ghostbusters'
Yes, the heart of the Ghostbusters is Ray (after all, it was his money that got them where they're at... Lol), but nowadays, I have to say it is Egon... Miss you, Twinkie master! :(
+odiemodie1 It was his money in the movie, but it was also his script in real life. Both Aykroyd and Ramis wrote it together.
COMMON LETS RUN SOME RED LIGHTS!!!
This is definitely the best scene in one of the more brilliant films ever done.
I’m 37 and always loved ghostbusters growing up...I listen to this everyday when I run as a pump up song...gives me chills every time
Lol I'll always remember "OMG guy" 0.49 and how he jumps and claps
100% awesome the true and only gb1 and gb2.. Rip harold we love you!
Man I could watch that few seconds when the chorus comes on and you can see the police cars and Ecto 1 coming down that street over and over and over again, gives me chills.
When Peter says "hello New York" it's almost in time to the music
Over-acting redhead extra in this scene is hilarious :) 0:50 and 1:41
I've been looking for the name of that extra because I want to see if he's as stupid as he looks in these scenes.
Haha since i was a kid i always noticed him you cant help it
Apparently he was a make-up artist who worked on the film. I recall looking him up years ago after seeing him in this. He obviously asked if he could have a part as an extra in the movie and was going to make the most of it. You can see him milking it for all it's worth lol
Found an interview with him here:
halloweenlove.com/bustin-made-him-feel-good-hl-talks-to-eldo-ray-estes-that-guy-from-ghostbusters/
Thanks for the link Tyler. The film is also notable for featuring legendary porn star; Ron Jeremy who appeared as an extra as well. He appears outside Ghostbusters HQ just after the Ecto-containment unit has been switched off and all hell breaks loose.
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Bill Murray had an unbelievable way of totally commanding scenes like this. Fantastic stuff...
If there's going to be a Ghostbusters 3, they MUST have a scene like this, complete with the NYPD and the National Guard.
The best scene of the movie!!I loved this moment!
cant believe this scene still gives me chills to this day.
Such a happy movie. Can really feel everyone enjoy acting in it, even the extras are having a good time. :)
And then they had to climb 22 flights of stairs...Saving the day is hard work when the elevator is out :P
And They're Wearing What's Gotta be a Thousand Pound Nuclear Accelerators on their Backs.
I am here after the Ghostbustets Afterlife trailer
@FormerlyKnownAsShun- so glad you mentioned the red headed guy who yells "Alright, alright!" I always look his way when I watch this scene, his overacting is hilarious lol. Anyone else also notice the guy with the mohawk just drinking beer @ 3:47?
Love this movie!
The pure class of 80's movies
I fucking love that after all the buildup outside the next shot we see is them dragging up the stairs. So classic. This movie was literally perfect