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Honest Trailers | Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Logan Rees, Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne
#HonestTrailers
"A moment of silence for Ivan Reitman. Rest in peace." I felt that.
We all felt that.
who tf is ivan reitman
@@munkaccino Bud, they literally say who he was at the beginning of the video.
@@munkaccino director of the original ghostbusters
@@munkaccino Director of the first two Ghostbusters.
Rest In Peace Ivan Reitman, thanks for bringing us one of the best comedy horror films of all time.
Amen
Rip
*comedies
Raise a glass! Thanks for the memories and for leaving a wonderful legacy.
RIP
At 15 MacKenna Grace is already a chameleon type actor. I had no idea that was her in so many movies. She is truly talented
It's odd how she looks nothing like all but one of the older actresses she's supposed to be the younger version of.
@@jedijones It's not odd, it happens often with casting. They often chose by talent not by looks resemblence
Yes, she's good. She was also in the movie Gifted ( I think it's the name) with Chris Evans, she was great in it!
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 yes, that's the title
She also played young Sabrina Spellman, in the The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - which she looks incredibly alike
I always enjoy these Honest Trailers, and yes, you are right. Two hours of fan service. But I loved it anyway, and cried when Egon's hand steadied his Granddaughter's. Perfect.
That was very DragonBall Z....
*Gozer: Are you a god?* *Ray:...yes.* Proof that you can learn from your mistakes.
That was a great touch. All they needed was Winston to provide a smile and a head nod and it would have been complete.
*Winston: We’re all gods.*
It took him a second
Ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?
This question, and all the strange answers my players have managed to come up with, has been providing me with endless entertainment for nearly 40 years of D&D. Why don't any of them just answer yes?
I don't know what this dude is talking about. The little girl's perfect dry delivery of the science-themed dad jokes had me rolling.
Honest Trailer still butthurt previous Ghostbuster was failure
@@MrStupidarmy they were critical of it, so no idea what you're talking about.
@@SavageBroadcast Reminds me again the only HT video without open comment sections?
@@MrStupidarmy best to close a comments section when it gets swamped by weird incels like you
I literally busted out laughing in the theatre about "being obtuse" with the awkward AF wink. I died 🤣☠
Honestly, this movie bought me when they showed the ECTO1 with a gunner seat. And the end was genuinely heartwarming.
@@Ben-pd2bx AHH, GHOST! (unleashes with proton stream)
Love that they added in a little love for Ivan Reitman. The director we didn't know we needed, but we're so glad we had in our lives.
So glad someone else noticed how many times McKenna Grace played "young" somebody.
She has had those same screencaps pinned on her Twitter for months.
The constant showing of Ray stantz moaning in pleasure made me laugh so hard lmao 🤣
I was expecting him to say "Alan!" at some point. XD
The 80s, when you could make good movies for children with adult jokes too.
@@Xizyx That’s saved for Jurassic World Dominion.
@@DayLenFemboyKing I realized that, that’s why I edited my comment.
Time to watch that bustin music video again
When Egon showed up at the end, I had to pause the movie, then bite my tongue to stop from crying....and then I still did. A beautiful tribute. RIP Harold....❤️
Showing Dan Aykroyd's "O" face with all the nostalgia stuff was brilliant!
it was bad
@@gevorg1989 It was great. Now, GB16, that was a steaming pile of crap. Especially after seeing Afterlife. How could they screw up GB16 so bad?
@@treyhelms5282 I didn't mean thr movie but mentioned moment of video
@@gevorg1989 Sorry I misunderstood your post. Yeah I thought the Aykroyd O face in this HT was funny, but can see how others didn't. Cheers.
Mckenna Grace was the best part about this movie, everything about her character from her gestures and the way she talked mirrored Egon Spenser, she is an excellent actress.
I agree! That was one of my favorite parts of the film: watching McKenna do her Egon impression - it was spot on!
for me, she also kinda looked like female version of Sheldon Cooper.
@@SuperStreetWarrior that was my exact response, except with none of the setup and good supporting cast to make the delivery actually funny.
@@SuperStreetWarrior came to say the same thing.
What a great idea it was to make her the main character.
That “ should we bust him?” Bit had me cracking up 🤣 good writing
no, it's hateful. i mean come one, he stayed to say good-bye, it's not like he's gonna be here forever
@@gevorg1989 nah they should’ve bust him 😂😂
@@brandonmatthews4934 no
Still brings a tear of joy that those who passed were still honored in this trailer
Having lost my dad 3yrs ago, and having my now 5yr old grow up without getting to know him better, the scene where Egon/Harold is helping his granddaughter bust ghosts really struck a cord with me.
I felt the same! I
Same, in my case 4 years and 7yo respectively. The end had me in tears.
"For Harold" was one of the best tributes in film for an actor/director, it felt like all the other ghostbusters where talking to Harold and not Egon, saying their last goodbyes and regrets
When the "For Harold" came up I just started bawling
Left the theater in tears.
well in the spirit of honest trailers i'd say dont cry cuz it probably should've really said "For Money"
Note that Peter never gave a condolence, just Ray and Winston.
@@commandercaptain4664 It cut to shots of Peter holding back tears though. Looked like possibly a real moment for Bill Murray
In honor of the original film's upcoming 50th Anniversary and The Offer series about the making of it, do The Godfather Trilogy next!
what do you mean? there are only 2 Godfather movies
@@jacobsmith-hi6ey by any chance are there only two good godfather movies.
I second this suggestion!
It will become wholly unoriginal. It is quite literally impossible to criticize the Godfather movies (except the third one which is not a bad movie by itself to be honest).
and call it The Corleones
The thing about that last critique is that they implied he DID actually "cast" his podcast, when Ray was revealed to be the sole subscriber during the denouement
I don't care that the entire movie was just fan service. It was great. I loved it
And me. I thought it was great fun and really well done. I thought the characters were great fun and the ending was a proper lump in throat moment.
It was awesome
The purposeful bad jokes just wore me down until I had to guffaw. And guffaw I did.
Same
That´s a concept even Star Wars Ep 7 would have been a really good hommage film. I loved it, no stupid characters, even the children did not annoy me.
“For Harold”. Seeing that message before the credits made me feel proud and sad.
To be fair, the Egon scenes are arguably one of the best "bringing back the dead" tributes out there.
They did an amazing job with the CGI there. He looked perfect.
To be fair, they only did it to make money; not to honor the man his work or the things he stood for.
@@keith3761 Making money is not mutually exclusive with doing a good job with a tribute. I don't see a problem with it.
To be faaaaaiiiirrrrrr
@@dominicrusso4057 That's whats I appreciates abouts you, good buddy
My Dad died in January 2021, and we both loved Ghostbusters. I honestly don't care what anyone says, this movie was a profoundly emotional experience for me.
I am sorry for your loss. I lost my dad in 2009 and still get emotional when I talk about it.
@@Stardust_7273 I really appreciate your kind words. You are good people.
@@JMimsey Thanks, hon, so r u. I know it’s rly hard to lose a parent. Not ashamed to admit I shed a few tears at the end of this movie. Egon deserved the redemption he got with his daughter and grandkids.
This movie was exactly what Honest Trailers says- 2 hours of callbacks and reverent references, and that is *completely fine*. You hold on to your memories, and may your father rest in peace.
Made fun of the little girl's jokes but I really enjoyed her storyline. Her chemistry with the other characters was fun.
RIP Ivan Reitman. Thank you for some of the best comedies ever made.
Thank you Ivan.
Don't know you guys, but I genuinely cried when Egon appeared at the end... I couldn't believe I was seeing him again busting with the old gang one last time. One of the most touching moments I've had in a theater, and that very simple 'for harold' was the pinnacle. Not the best movie out there, but the Reitmans have been honest (wink wink) and put on the screen what all fans were dreaming but we never thought we will see it.
I especially loved all the expression they put in his face. He was so sad and happy to see his old friends one last time, so very proud of Phoebe, and nervous to see Callie but relieved and happy when he knew she finally understood. But more than all of that, I dont care that most of the movie referenced the first! It not only neatly tied off the plot of the original, it made the most touching and heartfelt tribute For Harold! And if that wasn't its purpose you can bet that Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray wouldn't have gone anywhere near it.
It was really touching, regardless on whatever you may think of the film that moment was everything.
It was pretty funny
No fan wanted ghost Egon
Goku and Gohan vibes
I loved this movie, and I don't care that there was a lot of fan service, it showed that Egon had flaws, like anyone, and dedicated his life to getting rid of Gozer for good. The end was really touching, and I'll take on anyone who says it was too schmaltzy. His granddaughter looks so much like him. This was excellent casting.
I just watched the movie yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. Some leaps in logic here and there, but overall a very fun adventure movie and definitely a worthy entry in the series.
Do they try too hard or is it actually good?
That's what I wanna know . Is it actually good or what ?? I'm a huge fan but I'm not sure if I even wanna watch this one . This movie seems like it's all over the place and I never asked for "kid Ghostbusters". I saw the 2016 Ghostbusters movie in the movie theater and I still feel kinda weird about that one .
@@glockseventeen233 I watched it yesterday with my 12yr old daughter, and it is both in my opinion they try really hard to be faithful to the original films and yes there is a lot of fan service and easter eggs, but for me they hit all the beats perfectly. Not often you can say that about a legacy film sequel, but this one you can.
@@glockseventeen233 If you're a huge fan I think you'll like it. It does have a ton of fanservice, referencing and easter eggs but it is still an enjoyable movie.
Lol leaps in logic in a movie about ghosts? You don’t say?
Say whatever you want but the Father-Son Kamehameha in the end was legit the best unexpected thing I ever saw
Heck yeah! This movie was amazing and a great send-off to Ghostbusters.
@@multiverse_media2023 ha! you wish this was a 'send-off'. You know they're going to milk it dry and drive it to the ground at the same time.
I kinda expected it since ghost Egon've been roaming around the house
@@lowkeyobsessedngl I hope so.
"Afterlife" was shot in Canada? Wow, props to the sound team, then. I didn't hear a single honk.
The sound team stayed up all night cleaning up the audio ... really outdid themselves.
only for stabelishing shots of the exterior house, they rebuilt the whole house on a sound stage to film the night scenes (that were the majority of the ones containing the house) so that child actors could film them because of child laws. So the honks are problably there in the exterior shots. The mine was shot elsewhere, and the inside of mine its all inside the studio.
@@bladerj Those car chase street scenes were in Canada. Those buildings are real.
I genuinely loved all of Phoebe’s jokes 🥺
This was the last movie I saw with my Parents before they passed away. We all genuinely enjoyed It! Now every time I watch it I'll think of them
It certainly wasn't perfect, and definitely had plot holes, but it was still enjoyable, and I fully admit, I had a tear or two in my eye when the Ghostbusters appeared! "For Harold" nearly set me off completely. RIP Ivan Reitman! Thank you for all the hours of timeless entertainment you've given us.
All the sames.
I'm not saying it's good or bad, but this movie was clearly a nostalgia only attempt. I at least respect them for going all in with it and making it the focus, instead of hiding it under a bad rehashed plot (which is what often happens).
@@vullord666 What are you talking about? The third act was a total rehash, and it killed the movie for me. I hate that this franchise is four movies in and they all have the same plot. Can't one of them take a plot from Real Ghostbusters for a change?
@@coolnerdlll6053 same plot, different movie. Whereas the original was an SNL-type comedy, Afterlife was 100% a Goonies-style kids' adventure film. Both have the same plot, both are playing with the same set of action figures, but they're very different.
Yeah it was servicable and I didn't dislike it I at least I enjoyed parts of it. Was nice to see the original cast there , mostly
While it was definitely a nostalgia trip, having ghost traps, the Echo 1, and the proton back packs aren't really call backs. They're staples of the franchise and are pretty much required within the series.
Exactly. That would be like making a Star Wars movie without lightsabers and spaceships.
@@Rocket1377 Or making a Toy Story movie without toys... Oh, I forgot about Lightyear... Carry on, people! Nothing to see here!
@@Rocket1377 The Mandalorian almost got through an entire season without showing a single lightsaber, nobody critiques the earlier episodes for not being Star Wars.
@@romxxii never watched it, but I'd think it's doable in some cases for sure. With how expanded of a universe Star Wars has, it wouldn't be difficult. But busting ghosts require ghost traps and the proton backpacks currently until thi come up with something else. Hopefully in future movies they attach ghost traps to drones instead of RC cars. That would be a nice step up.
@@romxxii but they do have a baby yoda. thats even more of nostalgia bait than a light saber
The stuff with Egon at the end punches me in the feels. I know it's nostalgia bait, but I enjoyed watching it, particularly with my kids who love ghosts.
Yeah, not sure what they're going on about. Their use of him felt far more tasteful than anything in Rogue One, and you could tell it was coming from a place of genuine emotion. I didn't hate 2016 (until I saw it), and I think the rerun of a villain was disappointing when compared to the cartoon's better episodes, but this was another case of "Honest Trailers" having an axe to grind.
@@juststatedtheobvious9633 Axe to grind = but they're not wrong.
@@commandercaptain4664 Except they are.
For being a film basically is referencing the original, it was done well. To me it didnt feel forced at all. The reunion towards the end gave me chills. Even after it got spoiled for me on tik tok. Also loved the baskin robins reference lol
2 hours of fan service and it was way better than I expected. I got goosebumps upon hearing the proton pack again.
Goosebumps?! That is a different franchise entirely! 😆
"I love that sound" -Dr. Winston Zeddemore
@@ericepperson8409 Since when was Winston a Doctor?
@@ericbambach3222 Ehrmegerd!
@@ericbambach3222 This comment was dumb.... Yet I laughed. haha
TO each their own, but I got a laugh out of those awkward jokes. The one about the cigarette and a hamster was top notch.
What do you call a fish with no eyes? A fshhhh
I make the same joke, always gets that double take reaction.
I loved those jokes!
Go home, Steve, you're drunk
Which one is it
Yes it had a lot of nostalgia references but there was a lot of heart put into and I really enjoyed the new characters and the ending was great!
Plus now unlike the idiocy of 2016 they can do proper handoffs to literally anyone since Winston reopened the old firehouse and looks to be trying to start up the ghostbusters again
@Ross Sapp It was predictable.
Ghostbusters is a stone cold classic and any and all references have been long earned. I loved this film.
The segment for the 2 hours nostalgia is pure nostalgia. I can watch it non-stop. The appearance of Egon at the end made me shed a tear or two, it really was a sweet moment (now I can only hear an epic voice saying "do we bust him or what" 🤣🤣🤣)
Ray certainly did bust something.
It certainly beat watching Mccarthy do that stupid wonton joke repeatedly:)
I’ve got nothing but respect for a movie that has entertained people and that will only steep deliciously over time. I have to believe Harold Ramis would be fine with this. They did not make him do anything outside of what his character might do, especially with time and experience and the desire to make the world safe for his daughter and granddaughter. Sacrifice, what a lovely note in the Ghostbusters continuity. McKenna, she’s a literal gem. It was a bit of a soft reboot, but the underlying themes are legit. I am satisfied.
Honestly, it was a missed gag for Peter not to say "Alright, Egon, you know the rules. Get in the trap."
Rest in Peace Ivan Reitman, for directing one of the best comedies of all time, which is now one of the best franchises of all time.
AAAAAAHHHHH!!!! PAAAAAIIIINNNN!!!!!! I broke my hand yesterday because of the hate comments I get all the time. I was so angry that I punched a hole in my computer. Please don't hate me, dear eva
ooo please the Twilight franchise is better than ghost busters
I’m gonna go binge-watch Ghostbusters.
I wouldn't go that far. It's four movies: one great (84), one decent (Afterlife) and two terrible (2/2016). And yes, 2 is bad. Get the nostalgia out of the way.
@@coolnerdlll6053 Nah I'd say 2 is great. We all have opinions after all.
Those spliced in scenes of Dan Aykroyd "ghost bustin" were hilarious!
😅yeah
When you KNOW its nostalgia bait, and it STILL hits you in the feels, that's nostalgia done right.
@Jeff Thomas Kinda boring.
Garbage
@@josh72456 Only if you didn't like the original. Which to be fair, the makers of GB16, the Disney SW sequel, and the upcoming Snow White obviously hate the originals, and it shows.
@treyhelms5282 The first one is iconic yes and better than the rest dated maybe but that's another discussion. Hollywood does seem to do films based on nostalgia not all but quite a lot. The Star Wars sequel trilogy well 7 is ok, 8 well flawed and 9 is certainly the weakest.
Honestly, I haven't heard anyone at all being mad at this film. It's actually rather refreshing that most people enjoyed it, or at least though it was ok.
Yeah totally worth the budget....
it wasnt fantastic, but I thought it was a really nice tribute to the original
Oh there were definitely people mad at this movie.
I didn't mind the movie, but I did feel disappointed. The film was a rehash of the first one instead of exploring new ideas and using ideas from RGB. And there wasn't much chaos with ghosts chasing people around. And there was no Kylie Griffin!
@@lofthouse23 Of course it was a rehash been like that since Ghostbusters 2.
"A moment of silence for Ivan Reitman. Rest in peace." Damn it, I didnt watch this because I wanted to cry. Damn you damn you all to heck, Honest trailers!
This movie was wonderful thank you for reminding me how much fun I had watching this movie and for the sweet moment of silence for Ivan Reitman it's so nice to know he got to watch this movie get made and be put in the theater before he passed away may he Rest in peace !
For me, this was a really perfectly timed comeback, my dad and I watched and quoted Ghostbusters constantly when I was growing up. And we even talked about going to see this when it came out, he died last year and I just got brave enough to watch this. Needless to say the end absolutely destroyed me. I wish I could see my dad one more time . So while everyone else thought this movie was just ok, I think il always have a soft spot for it.
It was so great, to see Harold Ramis one last time. Ok, the movie might have it flaws, but still I had goosebumps the whole last 15 minutes of it. It was, what fans wanted and have been waiting for.
The only flaws of this movie, is not being able to see the movie after watching it for the first time in cinemas.
It was shamelessly pandering fan service, and it seems to have worked on fans.
@@bonchbonch what else is new
@@bonchbonch The reason it is called fan service is because fans enjoy it. Too much fan service can detract from the plot in more serious stories but it doesn't really matter in a "dumb fun" movie like Ghostbusters
@@BobertBobson It's called fan service because it's a way to pander to consumers who give money for anything with a logo.
I watched this last night (no one would go see it at the cinema with me) and genuinely loved every second, great fun.
Their loss.
It was better in the cinima "I'm not crying, your crying!"
Go by yourself next time.
I don’t go to the movie theater all that often. It isn’t worth it to me. I usually wait five to ten years to see something on DVD. This was the only movie I saw in theaters that year. I think it was the first one I saw in theaters in about three years. Absolutely worth it. Watched the first one with my mom a few days prior since somehow she’d never seen it and then we watched this one together. So good.
Honestly, I knew it was nostalgia bait going into it but I still had a good time watching it.
This movie was literally filmed in the town I live in. Thank you for the shout out Honest Trailers!
At least that's cool. The movie "The Lighthouse" used my town for filming too.
@@MattEldritchHorror Where was it filmed??
You’re one lucky guy.
I still get giddy when I see my town in Stargirl, The Footloose remake, Zombieland and more. Prob Beverly Street soon since they are filming in the studio up the road.
@@amidark6518 Yeah i hear you. It’s just really cool that such a small place that barely any one has heard of can be seen by millions of people
I was a huge Ghostbusters fan when I was young, so I really liked this movie. But my wife never cared about them and thought it was boring. It was 100% a movie made for the fans.
are you divorced yet?
Eh, I was never a Ghostbusters fan and I enjoyed it.
@@ethanjobson3879 But you are now, right, right? Join us...it's blissssssssssssssss.
File for the divorce papers ASAP. No way would I want to be with someone who equates Ghostbusters with the word “boring”. Tell her to hit the bricks!!! Save yourself my dude!!!
People can say this movie was nothing but nostalgia bait, references, and Easter eggs, but I still loved every minute of it.
Yep there was a lot of fan service….And I loved every minute of it. Ghostbusters Afterlife is brilliant.
My husband cracked up at her jokes but he has a really dark sense of humor. I loved it for all the nostalgic stuff in it
There's nothing dark about these jokes what ?
I also cracked up, because I am a scientist and they were funny :D
Felt like perfectly fine jokes to me :(
Wife and I both loved the jokes (knew the atoms one already though), but they weren't dark at all.
@@Fr0gSplashh she probably mean he laugh at the silly joke for a guy with dark sense of humour
"... a film that invites you to remember how great the original was... and that's it. That's the whole movie." AND I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT! RIP Ivan Reitman and thank you for giving us one of the greatest films of a generation along with helping make a worthy sequel... even if it was over 30 years later. You will be missed.
Thank you, Ivan Reitman for giving us: Ghostbusters 1 Ghostbusters 2 Ghostbusters 3 (game) And Ghostbusters: Afterlife
@@multiverse_media2023 despite all the hate it gets, I liked part 2. Forgot he was behind the game too.
@@sitrepproductionsatlanta8538 Whaaaaaaaa?
I loved the first 80 minutes of it. Then the dogs showed up and it went downhill fast.
@@multiverse_media2023 I’ve debated on getting the game for years. I just recently bought Planet Coaster on Steam along with the Ghostbusters DLC.
6:22 that was unexpected
You forgot to mention that had Ghost-Egon not showed Phoebe where the trap was everything would have been fine.
This was a fun movie, not perfect, but the weirdest thing to me was that the score was phenomenal. Distractingly so at some points. I spent more time focusing on the background music sometimes
That's interesting. I hated the score. It was the thing that kept me from enjoying most of the action sequences.
Ghostbusters films have always had great scores.
Weird? If the soundtrack/score isn't the absolute best part of any TV show, video game, or movie, its already failed.
@@tylerdurham6091 I loved the action version of the score. I just thought it was overplayed in some of the earlier dialogue scenes where re-using the old cues didn't match well to the scenes.
@@jedijones That's fair. Glad it worked for someone. not every movie will be everyone's thing, this one just didn't work for me.
Reacted in a completely calm and proportionate manner. Hahaha, I'm dying 😂😂😂
Adding the Paul Rudd footage from "Ant Man" was perfect.
Honest trailers: We watch them so; YOU don't have to. Appreciate you guys.
The polar bear joke was legitimately funny though, I laughed in the theater and when you showed it here.
I actually laughed most for the triangle joke. But all her jokes had great "dad joke" vibes.
The one about the cigarette and hamster. I have no idea why, I blame South Park.
It really wasn't.
@@AregPone that's exactly why they weren't funny though. "Dad jokes" are only funny with the right crowd of friends and then only because you made them and everyone knows it's bad. If you aren't laughing before you've even said it and your friends aren't laughing in pure anticipation knowing you'll say it, then it's not the right environment for the dad joke to be funny. I have agree with honest trailers here. Her jokes are good dependent only on the supporting characters and their dynamics, which wasn't there for all the jokes.
what about the grasshopper joke? I've been telling it to everyone I've met since!
What they did for Harold Ramis was absolutely brilliant! To including him like that was very touching. I was a young kid when I watched Ghostbusters with my mother. Now I watched Ghostbusters Afterlife with my young kid. She loved it. Plus with my mother having passed away recently....yeah I lost it at the end. I didn't understand the end credit scene though. He was standing back in an old dusty firehouse. Didn't Dan say the firehouse was converted into a Starbucks?
Ever been inside a failing Starbucks?? Makes an old dusty firehouse quaint by comparison: fossilized egg quiche things on a plate; baristas attempting to pull shots before they can legally drink shots; 16 week old soy latte residue starting to achieve consciousness.
that building in New York is now literally a Starbucks.
@@jonathanmatthews4774 Someone better tell FDNY's Ladder 8, they're parking their rig in a Starbucks! 🤣
_I didn't understand the end credit scene though. He was standing back in an old dusty firehouse. Didn't Dan say the firehouse was converted into a Starbucks?_ Yeah that was a plot hole.
There's a difference between "Fan service" and keeping things Canon. Certainly, they played up some fan service, but much was keeping to the universe it's in. I'd say it was fairly well layered fan service, seen MUCH worse in other franchises.
ACK! I THOUGHT I was the only one who recognized the Baskin Robbins reference! Nice one, Honest Trailers!
The moment of silence for Ivan Reitman was perfect. Thanks for all the best moments of our childhoods sir. You will be sorely missed.
I liked the movie. It wasn‘t top of the game but I laughed and liked it. McKenna Grace was awesome.
Well, she’s a great actress. Plus, her character honored her grandfather, Egon. Plus, she’s not like another female actress who plays someone who honors a legacy. *cough* Rey Skywalker *cough*
@@multiverse_media2023 Whatever you think of Rey, leave Daisy Ridley out of it. She did a good job.
@@coolnerdlll6053 I'll definitely say the actors in the sequels were great people. Adam Driver especially is one of my favorites and that's mostly from me watching him when he hosts SNL and takes it seriously.
@@coolnerdlll6053 agreed, they all did the best they could with the material given to them. Such wasted opportunities.
The entire time I’m sitting there in the theater with my kid, all I’m thinking is, “I know this is just a nostalgia trip, but it’s working and I don’t care.”
The end of Ghostbusters Afterlife made me cry, it was so beautiful. So glad Ivan got to see it made by his son
The kids being awkward just felt real. I liked it.
They are basically character scenes from Young Sheldon. She is pretty much Young Sheldon.
@@STho205 except less annoying
@@tonyacosta4574 well it does have two of their actors.
@@STho205 who
@@tonyacosta4574 the lead girl (who is doing Sheldon Cooper nerd jokes) and Annie Potts...MeMaw
All these remakes make me feel good knowing i stood in line for the original two and so many others in the 80s.
I was there for GB1 and GB2 but I don't remember there being a line. 😂
I havent seen the movy but the delivery of the girl with glasses is spot on in the trailer. I might go and watch it now.
Spoiler alert on this whole video, lol.
I loved this new Ghostbusters movie and hope it is the start of a new trilogy.
Yeah we have two now I’m hyped for a third
Had an amazing time with this movie and I'm only holding out for that BluRay to get the most extras out of it. RIP Ivan Reitman, who was the stand-in for Egon in this movie and the voice of both Slimer and Zuul in the original.
I honestly don't understand the amount of hate this movie gets. For all the looking down the nose the internet does, this is still by and far the best sequel/reboot movie I've seen in probably two decades.
Until you saw no way home and you completly forgot that this was a thing.
All the hate is from the Failed Bitchbusters fans.
Ghost busters never needed a sequel and it lost it adult appeal to more kid friendly
@@motor4X4kombat This is better than no way home,
@@vitoguttilla2926 Bunch of hateful misandrists.
7:04 Classy move, truly!.. Thanks for the laughs.
This might be my new favorite episode. Well done!
Rest In Peace Ivan Reitman. Thank you for giving multiple generations a childhood ❤️❤️❤️
Rest in peace Ivan and Harold , thank for all the good memories u gaves us!
I laughed every time the honest trailer showed the eyes of Ray rolling back getting head 🤣
Ghost Egon didn't say anything is honestly the best idea ever. Just interract with his family and his old friends are good enough.
Both this movie and this Honest Trailer are a nice tribute to Ivan Reitman. Well timed too. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I get ya, but mentioning him very briefly once isn't a tribute, it's a footnote
@@Sarkam to be fair, they were probably working on this video for a while. It's probably the best they could do on short notice.
This movie was great. Unlike so many other disappointing sequels and callbacks, this one was fun and entertaining.
Not great, not terrible
So, Star Wars, right? Okay.
@@sebastianbenner7046 It was great. GOAT? No. But great. Just below Top Gun Maverick.
Watched this last night right B4 chip and dale, both are amazing ways to seriously look back w nostalgia. Great great stuff
First Harold now Ivan...I'll cherish GB Afterlife with all my heart
I'm not the biggest Ghostbusters fan, but I loved what they did with the movie. Its exactly how to make late sequels in my opinion. F for Mr Ivan Reitman rest in peace How about the Expanse next?
My favorite part of the movie was when the kids were watching a version of "Child's Play" that has clips from the middle of the film and near the end play within a few seconds of each other. And sound effects from both that ends clashing with one another.
child-playing with ghost confirm. a film that pits the new new ghostbusters vs chucky...
This is awesome, perfect way to summarize everything that happened with Ghostbusters, lmao
that moment of silence for Ivan Reitman got me Rest in Peace and this movie makes me a fan of Mckenna Grace, loved her in this Movie
I… hadn’t heard about Ivan Reitman. That was a legit record scratch moment. I’m glad y’all made me chuckle because that was a gut punch. Also, gotta say… I love Sigourney Weaver but the way the lady said, “There is no mom, only Zuul,” was actually legitimately terrifying. Honestly, that’s a compliment to Sigourney Weaver since she made it creepy but still slightly comical, whereas the new movie on the whole is a tad more serious than I’d like. I enjoyed it, though.
It was an entertaining movie. I did cry at the end. It was sweet.
Me too, and not ashamed of it.
Same.
Same here. It was the quick look between Egon and his granddaughter, that smile. Every grandfather has that smile, and it's magical.
Omg omg omg omg omg he finally said the Kaiba line from Yu-Gi-Oh!!!!!!!! Omg yayyyy
That Ray Stantz moan clip constantly being repeated is hilarious! It's like the raptor that says "Alan!" in the Jurassic Park III honest trailer 🤣
This film was better than I expected..like way better. I cried at the end..I guess after losing my mum it hit home..I think this is my favourite 🥰❤️
Ok..somehow this was the only thing that actually made me want to see it actually..thanks
"Please don't get angry this time" I won't this time. No worries. XD
The first Ghostbusters is one of the coolest, funnest movies ever made.