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Because the plots of the 3 films all involve saving Marty or Doc from some sort of timeline fuck up they made, the villain is always a form of Biff Tannen, there's always a scene where Marty is taken in by his Mom (or Great Grandma in 3). Marty gets stranded in the past twice (1 and 3.)
I thought it made total sense in Ghostbusters 2 even as a child. What happened in the first movie was totally ridiculous, and if I remember correctly, people thought they were already a fraud in the first installment too.
There is no reason to hate Ghostbusters 2. Virtually no reason. You can dislike it comparing it to Ghostbusters 1. You shouldn’t ever hate it as a Ghostbusters movie. At moments I love it more than the first movie.
- 8 Doesn't: Peter & Dana's Romance Plays A More Important Role in The Film
- 6 Doesn't: Winston Shines at Times & Is A Larger Part of The Team
- 5 Does: The Special Effects Didn't Improve A Lot from The First Ghostbusters
- 4 Doesn't: Vigo The Carpathian Was A Frighteningly Dangerous Villain
- 2 Doesn't: The Action Scenes Were Phenomenal & Larger in Scale
Peter Venkman and Dana Barrett began a romantic relationship at the end of Ghostbusters, but in the sequel, it's revealed that Dana got married to her musician friend from the first movie after she broke up with Peter. She even had a child named Oscar with the musician but they got divorced, as she tells Egon early on in the sequel. While it was di...
Winston Zeddemore joined the guys in the middle of Ghostbusters, becoming part of the team and helping them defeat Gozer and Stay Puft. However, he wasn't around at the beginning and wasn't really a big part of the movie until the final scene. Ghostbusters IIbegins with him and Ray attending a kid's birthday party in their Ghostbusters uniforms and...
Ghostbusters was released in 1984 and while the special effects were good for its time, many expected that Ghostbusters IIbeing released in 1989 would greatly improve the CGI. Unfortunately, it seemed the effects were either the same as the original or even worse, mainly when all the ghosts are released into the city and even the Scolari brothers i...
The painting of Vigo the Carpathian at Dana's museum is scary enough, but when it starts to come alive it becomes that much scarier. One of the most haunting moments comes when the Vigo painting begins to smile at Dana and part of his head later starts popping out of the picture after Janosz is shown talking. Wilhelm von Homburg played Vigo in Ghos...
While some of the effects weren't even as good as the first movie, most of the action sequences were bigger in scale and featured some unique storytelling. The courtroom scene is one of the most underrated scenes in any movie and the use of the Statue of Liberty was a creative way for the guys to break into the slime-covered museum. When the slime ...
Feb 16, 2022 · Meanwhile, all the bad vibes in New York City – all the hate, violence and rudeness – have manifested in the form of an underground river of mood-powered slime.
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Jul 11, 2016 · What this general reaction to Ghostbusters II proved was that people could accept a less than pristine version of their beloved comedy whose renown remained unchanged.
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Mar 20, 2023 · Speaking about the legacy of the movie in a 2008 interview, Murray reflected: “When we did the sequel, it was rather unsatisfying for me because the first one to me was the goods. It was the real thing. The sequel, it was a few years later [and] there was an idea pitched.
