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Ghostbusters 2016: Talk about the movie(s).
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It was politcally correct suckynesshey, i liked Extreme Ghostbusters.I don't have a problem with that either!I was afraid they were going to go with something futuristic or stupid like the proton packs from Extreme Ghostbusters
I remember it being pretty decent. I haven't watched it in a while but the stories were pretty great.
I didn't like Slimer's appearance, that's about it.
It was politcally correct suckynesshey, i liked Extreme Ghostbusters.I don't have a problem with that either!
They had a guy in a wheelchair and a guy named Roland, if they had just put those together... I liked Kylie and Eduardo but really it's hard to take anything labeled "Extreme" seriously these days.
It was politcally correct suckynesshey, i liked Extreme Ghostbusters.I don't have a problem with that either!
Yeah, God forbid that kids of all kinds should ever see people like them as heroes.
Man, the things we take for granted on TV...
Except kids of all kinds didn't see it. The show was a failure.
It was politcally correct suckynesshey, i liked Extreme Ghostbusters.I don't have a problem with that either!
Diverse cast does not equal PC "suckiness".
Yeah I'm relieved they're going for the same kind of drab costume colors as in the original.
Something else I always loved was how the original characters were always weighed down with tons of extra equipment and had gadgets hanging off their belt and tubes coming out of various places. It was a very messy and sloppy look that I hope gets carried forward to this movie.
thats one way to put it. another would be the show failed because it was constantly placed in poor timeslots.
The poor timeslots was the primary reason, not the diversity angle (if anything, it was lauded for the push). Consider that kiddie shows of the time like the Magic School Bus, slightly older fare like Captain Planet, and even the Power Rangers pushed diversity on children's TV, because it reflects their audiences and their worlds.
Part of the reason why XGB took on a more diverse route is because NYC is itself one of the most diverse cities in the nation. These days, a random sample of New Yorkers is more likely to have a mixed group across gender, race, and ability rather than a homogeneous one like the original 3 men.
Andy Garcia, Michael K. Williams and Matt Walsh have joined the cast. Garcia will play the Mayor of NYC, while Williams and Walsh will play characters we know nothing about yet, named "Hawkins" and "Rourke", respectively.
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I think she might be fine in this one...I predict she'll be the mousy nerd who by the end will find her courage. A little different than most of her roles.
it's Leslie JOnes I am not excited about. She'll be same as every character she portrays on SNL.
EPA comin', yo.
Neil Casey has been cast as the lead villain.
An alum of SNL, not shocked.
*sigh* Dammit. As much as I really don't want to like the idea of this movie even existing, they're going out of their way to do things that are getting me excited about it. Calling it now, if they cast Rob "President of the Navy" Riggle in this, I'm there opening night
Actually, that looks about right to me. Surprised they didn't go for more of a classic, but they did keep the colour scheme, and at least they didn't go with a modern car, like an SUV or something. Just for laughs, I would have made it out of a classic VW Bug.
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