Ghostbusters

[Scott McD]

Was on tv tonight. Forgot how much it rocks !!!

[BigRod]

Hilarious fuckin show!

[Skillz Unlimited]

May have to rent that soon.

[pornguy]

I loved those movies. But I dont think that I can rent them here!

[gornyhuy]

It rocks a lot more when its not screwed by commercials and edits.

[Scott McD]

It rocks a lot more when its not screwed by commercials and edits.

Yeah, the new dvd pack with 1 & 2 will be getting purchased...

[fuzebox]

Easily one of the funniest movies ever

[andrej_NDC]

too bad they didnt make GB 3

[Kristian]

They're making 3 soon. Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd and Ben Stiller are confirmed, but Murray and Weaver haven't committed just yet.

[andrej_NDC]

They're making 3 soon. Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd and Ben Stiller are confirmed, but Murray and Weaver haven't committed just yet.

but Murray is the best of them

[nebula]

It was followed by Peepshow too - the funniest show on TV - and I forgot about both of them

[Tytan]

AMERICA - Fuck Yeah

[PimpDaddyPants]

Ghostbusters is a classic fav of mine ;)

[Kristian]

but Murray is the best of them

Yeah agreed. It wouldnt be Ghostbusters without him. I was a huge fan of him growing up: stripes, what about bob, groundhog day, scrooged, meat balls, caddyshack, damn list is endless. Never all that tom cruise handsome, but always the coolest cat in the room. His recent films are more mature, less slap stick (reminds me of woody allens career), so I'm hoping this doesnt mean he'll pass on the role.

[mrthumbs]

too bad they didnt make GB 3

Yup.. the ghostbusters format would allow another sequel without fucking things up.. unless they have another cast ofcourse.

[Pandemos]

They're making 3 soon. Harold Ramis, Dan Akroyd and Ben Stiller are confirmed, but Murray and Weaver haven't committed just yet.

I should point out, as a public service, that this is nonsense.

However, here's an extract from an interview with Harold Ramis posted at AICN this week. http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=21858 for the full thing:

"QUINT: I know you're probably sick of it, but the AICN readers would kill me if I didn't bring up GHOSTBUSTERS 3. I know a few years ago it was getting hot and then just seemed to disappear. What's going on with it?

HAROLD RAMIS: Yeah, Danny and I actually played around for a while... Aykroyd had a great concept. He called me and said, "I got it. I got GHOSTBUSTERS 3." I said, "What is it?" He said, "Ghostbusters go to Hell! This is it!" (laughs)

QUINT: So is there a chance that it'll still happen?

HAROLD RAMIS: Well, the script was viable. Dan is the most imaginative person. He went off on a tangent 90% of the movie is a special effect set entirely in Hell, you know. I had a whole different take on it. Really, it was the business that stopped it. I never thought that the public wanted to see the three of us kind of stuffed into our jumpsuits again. I thought we would introduce three new Ghostbusters, but maybe we'd be around as Senior Ghostbusters, running the company or something, but the real adventure would be... And this was so long ago, we were thinking Chris Rock, Chris Farley and Ben Stiller taking over. That would have worked. And we had the script all worked out. Danny and I had the story and Murray got really... Murray's so cantankerous, you know. Dan called him and said, "Would you be in the movie?" And he said, "I'll be in the movie... but only as a ghost."

QUINT: That would have been awesome!

HAROLD RAMIS: (laughs) It would have been interesting. So, we even created a story around that. In the end, it sounds greedy, but the deal couldn't be made. We as an entity... Me... well, I'm low man on that totem pole deal-wise, but Ivan, Bill, Danny and me couldn't make a deal with the studio. There wasn't enough left for the studio.

And I can't say my heart was really in it, you know... making the third one."

[LittleSassy]

yeah...i missed that show...

i love slimer...heheh

[jimthefiend]

Yeah, the new dvd pack with 1 & 2 will be getting purchased...

One of the films in that boxed set is fucking fullscreen for some reason.

I was pissed.

[Screaming]

Loved it. How could you not?

[Kristian]

I should point out, as a public service, that this is nonsense.

However, here's an extract from an interview with Harold Ramis posted at AICN this week. http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=21858 for the full thing:

"QUINT: I know you're probably sick of it, but the AICN readers would kill me if I didn't bring up GHOSTBUSTERS 3. I know a few years ago it was getting hot and then just seemed to disappear. What's going on with it?

HAROLD RAMIS: Yeah, Danny and I actually played around for a while... Aykroyd had a great concept. He called me and said, "I got it. I got GHOSTBUSTERS 3." I said, "What is it?" He said, "Ghostbusters go to Hell! This is it!" (laughs)

QUINT: So is there a chance that it'll still happen?

HAROLD RAMIS: Well, the script was viable. Dan is the most imaginative person. He went off on a tangent 90% of the movie is a special effect set entirely in Hell, you know. I had a whole different take on it. Really, it was the business that stopped it. I never thought that the public wanted to see the three of us kind of stuffed into our jumpsuits again. I thought we would introduce three new Ghostbusters, but maybe we'd be around as Senior Ghostbusters, running the company or something, but the real adventure would be... And this was so long ago, we were thinking Chris Rock, Chris Farley and Ben Stiller taking over. That would have worked. And we had the script all worked out. Danny and I had the story and Murray got really... Murray's so cantankerous, you know. Dan called him and said, "Would you be in the movie?" And he said, "I'll be in the movie... but only as a ghost."

QUINT: That would have been awesome!

HAROLD RAMIS: (laughs) It would have been interesting. So, we even created a story around that. In the end, it sounds greedy, but the deal couldn't be made. We as an entity... Me... well, I'm low man on that totem pole deal-wise, but Ivan, Bill, Danny and me couldn't make a deal with the studio. There wasn't enough left for the studio.

And I can't say my heart was really in it, you know... making the third one."

I heard a different story. In truth, Ramis may just be struggling to get the movie made.

Here is what I read on hollywood.com:

http://www.hollywood.com/news/detail/id/3467374

back to the big screen--and he wants Ben Stiller to star in a third film.

Ramis reveals Ghostbusters star Dan Aykroyd has written a new script, called Ghostbusters in Hell, and Ramis is keen to get the project started.

He tells InFocus magazine he wants Stiller to join Aykroyd and Rick Moranis in the sequel.

Aykroyd's script transports the bumbling ghostbusters into a parallel dimension via a portal in a New York warehouse.

Ramis explains, "What Danny had originally conceived was sending us to a special-effects hell--a netherworld full of phenomenal visual environments and boiling pits.

"But what works so well about the first two (films) is the mundane-ness of it all. So my notion was that hell exists in the same place as our consensus reality, but it's like a film shutter--it's the darkness between the 24 frames.

"So we create a device to do it, and it's in a warehouse in Brooklyn. When we step out of the chamber, it looks just like New York, but it's hell--everything's grid locked; no cars are moving and all the drivers are swearing at each other in different foreign languages. No two people speak the same language. It's all the worst things about modern urban life, just magnified."

Dan Akroyd also confirmed a 3rd this week on E or sky news or something. I'm sure someone else saw it and can confirm the sauce.

You see, if you're going to disagree with someone you don't have to be a twat about it.

[xNetworx]

I used to own the domain name slimeher.com and the first design featured a cum shot cartoon that looked like Slimer. My attorney advised me to forget about it.

[Pandemos]

You see, if you're going to disagree with someone you don't have to be a twat about it.

You're right, I apologise.

Bastard

[NoCarrier]

[xclusive]

Would be great I loved those movies

[Violetta]

I have the two first films in my collection... They are great! But its been a while since I have seen em... perhaps tonigh?!

[BigCashCrew]

Thanks for reminding me about that movie ;) That is a classic that I've been forgetting to add to my DVD collection!

[Scott McD]

I loved Ray's plan, "Get Her!!!"

[Matt 26z]

One of the greatest movies of all time.

[andrej_NDC]

I was a huge fan of him growing up: stripes, what about bob, groundhog day, scrooged, meat balls, caddyshack, damn list is endless.

What About Bob and Groundhog Day are my favorites, awesome movies.

[tristan_D]

one of my favorites from Bill Murray

[Sony]

lol, watched the movie few days ago, it rocks, Murray is great, I agree that GB without him won't have the same feeling

[Joe Citizen]

One of the greatest movies of all time.

[knoxville]

I love that classic funny movie.

[PixeLs]

...and where'd those screencaps came from dude?

[Young]

Hilarious fuckin show!

[Beaver Bob]

if they aren't gonna have bill murry in it they shouldn't have it at all, it would be really gay.

[mikesinner]

Ghostbusters was definitely one of the best comedic films to come out of the 80's

[Sosa]

haha, got them on old VHS.

[reed_4]

I love the original soundtrack.

[gornyhuy]

That actually sounds like a pretty good Ramis plot... sort of ghostbusters meets groundhogs day.