The plan was to always pass the torch on to a younger team I never thought it would be kids in their early teens though
Ella balinska made that film worth it thoughWelcome to sanitized Hollywood
I understand why they did a small town setting (budget, easier to film, maybe COVID)...but i need some big city vibes
I think that 'next generation' & 'pass on to kids' is the biggest cop out ever.. especially when they're young like that
I was a kid during the 80s watching the adult OGs
On the plus side... can't be any worse than this..
This is off on a tangent, but I hate how Hollywood expects us to buy into the notion that women like this can fight, be bad ass, and beat up men that are bigger and stronger than them---and none of the 3 women in this picture look like they weight more than 120 lbs. And honestly 120 lbs might be generous of me.Welcome to sanitized Hollywood
I understand why they did a small town setting (budget, easier to film, maybe COVID)...but i need some big city vibes
I think that 'next generation' & 'pass on to kids' is the biggest cop out ever.. especially when they're young like that
I was a kid during the 80s watching the adult OGs
On the plus side... can't be any worse than this..
shyt looks trashDid they forget that this is supossed to be a comedy series?
Didn't like the tone of that trailer at all.
I mean the coming of age story is probably the only genre that rivals the “making it in the city” genre. But no one has really been able to do since Spielberg. Now it’s more YA fantasy than Goonies.The problem isn't the comedy or the kids...its that Ghostbusters came with an atmosphere, damn near coming close to being an avant garde noir comedy. It was a movie about four would-be(not not so close) geniuses, who are out on their luck and need money....in New York, which is such a perfectly new york trope. Everybody smoked, no one had a six pack, and they kinda just diy every scenario. That chemistry and setting is very hard to duplicate. Either they make it all about girl power, or they make it all about kids. It can never be grounded in some adult reality....with maybe some kids in the back.
The other problem being; America loves betting on kids and coming of age stories....almost as much as Japan. But here it doesn't work, these aren't the offspring of said New York legends. Its a couple of kids with Paul Rudd slapped on because he's deemed "funny".
The problem isn't the comedy or the kids...its that Ghostbusters came with an atmosphere, damn near coming close to being an avant garde noir comedy. It was a movie about four would-be(not not so close) geniuses, who are out on their luck and need money....in New York, which is such a perfectly new york trope. Everybody smoked, no one had a six pack, and they kinda just diy every scenario. That chemistry and setting is very hard to duplicate. Either they make it all about girl power, or they make it all about kids. It can never be grounded in some adult reality....with maybe some kids in the back.
The other problem being; America loves betting on kids and coming of age stories....almost as much as Japan. But here it doesn't work, these aren't the offspring of said New York legends. Its a couple of kids with Paul Rudd slapped on because he's deemed "funny".