Ghostbusters 3

**MechDeus** · 30 Oct 2016, 01:18 AM

Originally Posted by Mzo

Just saw this. The first 1/3rd was good and then it fell off a cliff. So many cringy improv moments. It was like the worst SNL sketches that never end and you just feel embarrassed for everyone.

Mzo captured my feelings perfectly here, although I would like to add that I hated Wiig's character's awkwardness even in the beginning. How the fuck was she supposed to be someone up for tenure while acting like a high school kid all worried about their first job?

Also, that ending. Jesus fuck. A nutshot moment as the climactic shootout and then a weird special friendship moment where time stands still as they hug it out while free falling through dimensions? And all the shot framing where they just filmed people one at a time dead center in front of a green screen, what the shit was that?

I did like the part where the two were quipping about the stuck up guy's dance moves. Their banter and laughing at each other felt more "real" than anything else in the movie.

**Fe 26** · 04 Nov 2016, 09:24 PM

http://www.slashfilm.com/ghostbuster...l-concept-art/

I'd never seen some of this original concept art before.

Its nice to see that some of it obviously lived on in the old cartoon and the game

**ElCapichan** · 12 Jan 2017, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by MechDeus

Mzo captured my feelings perfectly here, although I would like to add that I hated Wiig's character's awkwardness even in the beginning. How the fuck was she supposed to be someone up for tenure while acting like a high school kid all worried about their first job?

Also, that ending. Jesus fuck. A nutshot moment as the climactic shootout and then a weird special friendship moment where time stands still as they hug it out while free falling through dimensions? And all the shot framing where they just filmed people one at a time dead center in front of a green screen, what the shit was that?

I did like the part where the two were quipping about the stuck up guy's dance moves. Their banter and laughing at each other felt more "real" than anything else in the movie.

This movie just felt so incredibly forced. Maybe it's nostalgia, or just my love for a great many 80's films, but the plot and the pacing of this movie was terrible, and I couldn't help but want to watch GB 1 or 2 instead of this. Bits and pieces of this movie were funny, but I felt like was watching one of those live action Scooby Doo movies.

**Doc Holliday** · 12 Jan 2017, 11:21 AM

Did I write my critique here? It's all shitty directing, lack of framing of pictures to build suspense & action, and the editing. It's all unfocused. The golden moment is Leslie Jones saying something along the lines of "I'm a Ghostbuster!" THAT should have been awesome! Instead it was meaningless because the movie was too cluttered and undirected.

**Some Stupid Japanese Name** · 12 Jan 2017, 12:55 PM

I hate when people see/smell/taste something awful and then say "Does this look/smell/taste bad to you?" Like I want to experience that awful thing.
Apparently more of TNL is willing to do that than I would have expected.

**Doc Holliday** · 12 Jan 2017, 02:21 PM

Wasn't that a joke in the movie?

**Some Stupid Japanese Name** · 12 Jan 2017, 02:59 PM

Wouldn't know! I can take people's word that a bad thing is bad without having to endure it myself.

**kedawa** · 12 Jan 2017, 04:45 PM

I honestly didn't think it was terrible. It was just a mostly okay mindless flick, which is admittedly inexcusable when you consider the movies that came before it and the nostalgia factor that accompanies them.