I bet Harold Ramis and Ivan Reitman are together in heaven, proud of their kids taking the lead of franchise they helped to create, in some way at least ❤
Because of the talented people behind the making of GHOSTBUSTERS '84 that was the reason this film was and continues to be the favorite of fans everywhere and the cult following it has since it was first seen in theaters 40 years ago.
Egon and Winston are still my favourites it's such a shame Harold is no longer with us and really glad they dedicated Afterlife to him and his granddaughter taking his place is great stuff.
You know what's really funny you're talking about this stuff and it's playing on SyFy Channel right now today I'm watching the rest of ghostbusters 2 and then it's going to go back to Ghostbusters😅
In 1983 I was coming from Columbus Circle and took a walk up Central Park West when I got to 66th st and Central Park West looking towards the downtown side I saw this film crew and I saw white chunks of Styrofoam spread all over the streets I said to myself what is all this stuff then as I was staring at the foam, the form was supposed to have been from the giant Marshmallow man that blew up, former NBA star Bill Walton walk up on me, I am 6'2'' and he is 6'11 he was way over my head I said what's up Bill, he had all this red hair he had a game at the Garden that night against the Knicks he was playing for at the time San Diego Clippers, so I kept looking at the film crew and later on come find out that it was the first Ghost Busters, wow that was so cool, I ended up working right in that block where the Ghost Buster building is I was working at 22 West doing security in 1986 the building was under construction at the time caught up in litigation.
Got to say hi to Jason Reitman at a private screening where we got to see the beta cut of 1984. Ive got the little speach from Jason on my page if you're interested 🖤💛🖤 Jason if for some reason (or anyone who can) is reading this, please let me and my grandparents come to the premier
Ernie was never pushed by Sony but the fans loved him and we still do. He's getting his justice in these modern movies being the owner and technical head of the Ghostbusters
Egon was my favourite charchter and he passed away but it was good to see him for one last time in afterlife 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Rest in peace, Harold Ramis, you'll be forever missed. I'm looking forward to the upcoming Afterlife sequel. It should be a hoot.
I bet Harold Ramis and Ivan Reitman are together in heaven, proud of their kids taking the lead of franchise they helped to create, in some way at least ❤
Because of the talented people behind the making of GHOSTBUSTERS '84 that was the reason this film was and continues to be the favorite of fans everywhere and the cult following it has since it was first seen in theaters 40 years ago.
REST IN PEACE IVAN REITMAN AND HAROLD RAMIS MAY YOU FIND PEACE. 😊
Egon and Winston are still my favourites it's such a shame Harold is no longer with us and really glad they dedicated Afterlife to him and his granddaughter taking his place is great stuff.
Thank you for sharing. I love your channel!
Just love this film. A classic ❤
So much fun before the age of extreme divisiveness.
You know what's really funny you're talking about this stuff and it's playing on SyFy Channel right now today I'm watching the rest of ghostbusters 2 and then it's going to go back to Ghostbusters😅
Uploaded in time for 🎃. Well done, fellas.
In 1983 I was coming from Columbus Circle and took a walk up Central Park West when I got to 66th st and Central Park West looking towards the downtown side I saw this film crew and I saw white chunks of Styrofoam spread all over the streets I said to myself what is all this stuff then as I was staring at the foam, the form was supposed to have been from the giant Marshmallow man that blew up, former NBA star Bill Walton walk up on me, I am 6'2'' and he is 6'11 he was way over my head I said what's up Bill, he had all this red hair he had a game at the Garden that night against the Knicks he was playing for at the time San Diego Clippers, so I kept looking at the film crew and later on come find out that it was the first Ghost Busters, wow that was so cool, I ended up working right in that block where the Ghost Buster building is I was working at 22 West doing security in 1986 the building was under construction at the time caught up in litigation.
Got to say hi to Jason Reitman at a private screening where we got to see the beta cut of 1984. Ive got the little speach from Jason on my page if you're interested 🖤💛🖤
Jason if for some reason (or anyone who can) is reading this, please let me and my grandparents come to the premier
Did they cut the black guy out of the movie???
Ernie was never pushed by Sony but the fans loved him and we still do. He's getting his justice in these modern movies being the owner and technical head of the Ghostbusters
Ghostbusters was very good
It was one of rick moranis' best
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