The movie was entertaining. While I can quote some lines of the original, I cannot remember anything special about the remake. I do remember the first jokes are shockingly bad, so bad I groaned. There was a certain campiness to the ghost that seemed in contrast to the Ghostbusters themselves. The action scenes seemed a little to polished and extensive for women who were just given their equipment (invented and created overnight), and no one told not to cross the streams.
The end barely avoided the disaster porn pitfall, and I have feeling was cut extensively.
The original GhostBusters cast all had parts, but they seemed forced, and more of an afterthought. The two surprising standouts were Kate McKinnon and Neil Casey, who really nailed their parts and stole every scene they were in. McKinnons character is bordering on being, yet another, Mary Sue.
Overall, its was an entertaining entry, only marred by some unrealistic action scenes and forced cameos.
The end barely avoided the disaster porn pitfall, and I have feeling was cut extensively.
The original GhostBusters cast all had parts, but they seemed forced, and more of an afterthought. The two surprising standouts were Kate McKinnon and Neil Casey, who really nailed their parts and stole every scene they were in. McKinnons character is bordering on being, yet another, Mary Sue.
Overall, its was an entertaining entry, only marred by some unrealistic action scenes and forced cameos.
Tell Your Friends