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articles:shows:20211202-ghostbusters-afterlife [2021/12/02 21:46]
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| **Ghostbusters Afterlife ERASES Ghostbusters 2016 | A HUGE WIN for Fans and Pop Culture! (NO SPOILERS)\\ | **Ghostbusters Afterlife ERASES Ghostbusters 2016 | A HUGE WIN for Fans and Pop Culture! (NO SPOILERS)\\ |
| by [[entertainment:personalities:doomcock|Doomcock]] via Youtube** | by [[articles:shows:personalities:doomcock|Doomcock aka OverlordDVD]] via Youtube** |
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| | I think I agree 99.9% of what [[articles:shows:personalities:doomcock|Doomcock]] says in his spoiler free review. I found the lead child actress was an amazing tribute to Harold Ramis aka Dr. Egon Spengler. It was a movie that made me feel good. I liked that the story took it's time to develop. I'm tired of breakneck speed movies. I mean they are alright, but I like slower paced movies as well. |
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| | **Ghostbusters Afterlife | Movie Review\\ |
| | [[articles:shows:personalities:gary-beuchler|Gary Beuchler aka Nerdrotic]] via Youtube** |
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| | Another one of my favorite media critics, [[articles:shows:personalities:gary-beuchler|Gary Beuchler aka Nerdrotic]], also says GBA is a good, fun movie that respects its heritage and doles out the warm fuzzies. I'd say Gary's review is a bit less positive than my own or even Doomcock's, but still a movie well worth the price of admission and we need to support media that is constructive and builds upon legacies rather than deconstructing and subverting culture. |
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| | Gary's main issue is the story's pacing and I guess he probably has a point with respect to mainstream audiences and children. With the lead going to a child actor, I think a bit more action in middle of the movie would have appealed to that sort of audience. For myself though, I think I liked the pacing and this movie would have been better had the ghosts inspired a bit more dread. A darn good movie though, made better for having respect for Ghostbuster fans. |
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| | I really like Gary's take on franchises -- "there is only 1 Bladerunner film, only 2 Alien films, there's only 2 Predator films, there's only 2 Terminator films, there's only 3 Indiana Jones films, and there's only 3 Star Wars films, some might argue 6, and only 3 Ghostbuster movies." |
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| | My list is a bit different: |
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| | * 2 Bladerunner |
| | * 4 Alien films |
| | * 1 Predator film |
| | * 2 Terminator films |
| | * 3 Indiana Jones film |
| | * 5 Star Wars films (Excepting the Darth Maul v Qui-Gon & Obi Wan, The Phantom Menace and any scene with Jar Jar Binks is not Star Wars) |
| | * 2 Ghostbusters |
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| | BTW, I liked Ghostbusters I but I wouldn't consider myself a fan of the franchise. I don't think I've even watched Ghostbusters II. |
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| I think I agree 99.9% of what [[entertainment:personalities:doomcock|Doomcock]] says in his spoiler free review. I found the lead child actress was an amazing tribute to Harold Ramis aka Dr. Egon Spengler. It was a movie that made me fool good. I liked that the story took it's time to develop. I'm tired of breakneck speed movies. I mean they are alright, but I like slower paced movies as well. | |
