Ghostbusters (2016)

Geweldig. Hoevaak ik die films vroeger wel niet heb gezien.

Ze waren nog best spannend ook.

Harold Ramis moet wel ff flink gaan trainen voor deel 3 dan haha

Laat maar komen, deel 3, CGI is alleen maar beter geworden en de personages van toen waren geweldig dus hoop dat ze dat kunnen herhalen

vers van de pers:

In an interview at a "City of Ember" at this year's FantasticFest, Bill Murray talked about the recently announced "Ghostbusters 3" and whether he would be involved:

"Well, I think the wounds from Ghostbusters 2 have healed. Supposedly they have hired two guys from The Office to write a script. So, that could work. I think that is a good idea. Maybe they will give us a fresh look at it. I've always liked our characters. Our characters are funny. We had a lot of fun making the movies. The first one was really a lot of fun to make. But I worry.

I think the first forty minutes of Ghostbusters is about as funny as a movie gets. It didn't have a lot of special effects in it. There were just a couple. It was just about those funny characters in that world. And I liked that movie. I think the first one had sixty plate shots, or something like that.

The second one had hundreds. The special (effects) guys got their hands on the script early, and it was just gone. It went away. The script just went away. And it was hard to wrangle, because it was tied all around the effects. It wasn't about the story coming first, or the characters moving through it.

They are hard movies to write, and Dan really caught it with that first one. He really caught it. The characters were fun to do. I did the video game this summer, and it was fun to do it again. I found myself walking down Fifth Avenue, singing that song. And people were like, 'God, that guy is really full of himself.' So, there you go."

Haha... mooie man die Bill Murray.

Heb laatst beide delen weer eens gezien en was behoorlijk verrast. Waar ik het als klein kind als spannende films zag met spoken en helden, waren het nu twee lekkere komedies met over-the-top special effects (waarbij de gedateerdheid van alles eigenlijk niks uitmaakte), heerlijke one-liners en een erg gave Bill Murray.

Ben héél benieuwd wat ze hier mee gaan doen.
Als Harold Ramis het script niet schrijft zal het sowieso een andere feeling krijgen en het lijkt me sterk dat die ouwe bazen weer samenkomen om zich in de pakjes te hijsen (zeker i.v.m. de slechte relatie tussen Ramis en Murray).
Ik hoop dan op een Murray als mentor... of gewoon de baas van het clubje...

gave trailer:

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/43329.html?type=

quote:

Op vrijdag 5 december 2008 11:59 schreef Patch het volgende:
gave trailer:

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/43329.html?type=

Ziet er goed uit. Hopelijk is het ook leuk om te spelen. Al zie ik toch het liefst gewoon een goede live action film met de sfeer van de oude films.

Sigourney Weaver talked with MTV News the other day and the actress was candid about sequels to two of her most popular franchises - "Alien" and "Ghostbusters".

First up the good news, a fifth "Alien" with the original classic's director Ridley Scott involved isn't as out of the question as previously rumored. "There’s definitely unchartered territory for Ripley. Both of us feel a kind of commitment to that woman. He’s as much responsible for who she is as I am" says Weaver.

There's a catch though - Ellen Ripley may show up, but the HR Giger-designed xenomorphs may not. Her interest in the creature has obviously waned, the actress wondering if "there’s unchartered territory for a creature who’s become somewhat debased by this computer generated thing. I haven’t seen ["Alien Vs. Predator"] but I just think if you overexpose the creature, that’s a mistake."

Then she dropped the quote that will have fans intrigued - "We’d have to go back to the drawing board on [the alien]. Ridley said that right away when we first talked about [a fifth film]. What we’re interested in is taking the character of Ripley and seeing what other science fiction story we can tell about someone who has lived several lives."

Weaver also admits that she's heard the "Ghostbusters 3" talk and is "supposed to get in touch with Bill [Murray] next week. I would hope that my little Oscar would be one of the Ghostbusters even if I’m not in it."

The actress also laughed about the possibilities for the characters such as hers ending up with Murray "Does he think we got married or something?".

Er is weer nieuws!

quote:

Harold Ramis laat zich uit over Ghostbusters 3

MTV heeft Harold Ramis (Groundhog Day) aan het praten gekregen over de nieuwe Ghostbusters film. Er wordt momenteel gewerkt aan het script door Lee Eisenberg en Gene Stupnitsky (The Office, Year One).

Ramis heeft tot nu toe nog geen script ontvangen, maar zegt dat hij wel al rond de tafel heeft gezeten met het schrijversduo, samen met Dan Aykroyd (dr. Raymond Stantz in Ghostbusters) en Ivan Reitman (regisseur van de eerste twee delen).

Ramis weet ons nu te vertellen dat Ghostbusters III, als deze er daadwerkelijk komt, absoluut de originele vier ghostbusters zal gaan bevatten. Het gaat hier om Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson en Bill Murray. Zij zullen de mentors worden van een stel nieuwe spokenjagers.

Ramis: “We’re all going to be in it in different kinds of roles,” Ramis said. “We’re going to be the sage mentors. There are going to be young Ghostbusters.”

quote:

Op zondag 29 maart 2009 16:37 schreef JohnLocke het volgende:
Er is weer nieuws!
[..]

Klinkt goed. Ik ben benieuwd wanneer het project echt van de grond gaat komen.

Ben benieuwd.

Ernie Hudson

Aykroyd Confirms Ghostbusters 3 Is All Go
20 May 2009 5:15 AM, PDT


Dan Aykroyd has confirmed the third Ghostbusters movie is all set to go before the cameras - with the original cast in place to reprise the characters from the 1984 film.

The movie star reveals Sigourney Weaver has signed on for the project, alongside himself, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson - and the film could start shooting this winter.

Aykroyd still fears the project could "blow up" "at any second" but he hopes the new film will herald in a new generation of all-girl Ghostbusters.

He tells the Los Angeles Times newspaper, "I'd like it to be a passing-of-the-torch movie. Let's revisit the old characters briefly and happily and have them there as family but let's pass it on to a new generation."

And the actor wants Alyssa Milano and Eliza Dushku to consider becoming part of the Ghostbusters family: "I think they're amazing."

Nieuwe generatie is prima, maar er moet genoeg screentijd zijn voor de oude garde.

Oh méén kan bijna niet wachten om Ecto 1 uit de garage van de kazerne te zien scheuren

Woehoe!

Waarom nou weer zo nodig 2 vrouwen er in.
Oh en Moranis mag er van mij totaal uit blijven.
Wat een idioot is dat.

quote:

Op woensdag 20 mei 2009 19:15 schreef KirkLazarus het volgende:
Nieuwe generatie is prima, maar er moet genoeg screentijd zijn voor de oude garde.

Oh méén kan bijna niet wachten om Ecto 1 uit de garage van de kazerne te zien scheuren

Precies ja !

Moranis zal niet meedoen denk ik, heeft Hollywood de rug toegekeerd, doet alleen sporadisch wat voice-over werk...

Ben benieuwd of Slimer weer te zien is, en of ie weer een make-over krijg. Van mij hoeft Slimer niet...

Ik hoop op een echt goed verhaal met minder komische 'gespenster' en komische bijrollen, laat het maar een beetje serieus worden met leuke oneliners van de oude cast ofzo

Rick Moranis moet er absoluut bij :|

Hij heeft toch ooit gezegd dat hij alleen voor Ghostbusters nog uit retirement terug zou keren? Slimer mag ook wel een cameo hoor.

Wat ik graag zou zien voor de nieuwe film is dat Ghostbusters een enorm succesvolle onderneming is geworden, de originele busters zijn steenrijk geworden, maar worden door de shareholders weggepromoveerd. Ray en Egon slijten hun dagen in een donker lab, Venkman loopt steeds meer bedenkelijke talkshows af om in de publiciteit te blijven en Winston is de enige die nog op straat actief is met de nieuwe garde. Geestactiviteit is hoger dan ooit, maar allemaal maar lage klasse spirits. Pionnen van iets ongelooflijk kwaads dat aan de poorten van onze wereld staat te rammelen, iets waar de nieuwe Ghostbusters dan ook totaal niet opgewassen zijn.

En dan zijn daar natuurlijk Ray, Egon, Venkman, Winston en Tully om 't op te knappen.

Kan niet wachten tot ik Venkman Satan himself zie bashen

[ Bericht 25% gewijzigd door KirkLazarus op 21-05-2009 00:04:58 ]

quote:

Op woensdag 20 mei 2009 23:52 schreef KirkLazarus het volgende:
Rick Moranis moet er absoluut bij :|

Hij heeft toch ooit gezegd dat hij alleen voor Ghostbusters nog uit retirement terug zou keren? Slimer mag ook wel een cameo hoor.

Wat ik graag zou zien voor de nieuwe film is dat Ghostbusters een enorm succesvolle onderneming is geworden, de originele busters zijn steenrijk geworden, maar worden door de shareholders weggepromoveerd. Ray en Egon slijten hun dagen in een donker lab, Venkman loopt steeds meer bedenkelijke talkshows af om in de publiciteit te blijven en Winston is de enige die nog op straat actief is met de nieuwe garde. Geestactiviteit is hoger dan ooit, maar allemaal maar lage klasse spirits. Pionnen van iets ongelooflijk kwaads dat aan de poorten van onze wereld staat te rammelen, iets waar de nieuwe Ghostbusters dan ook totaal niet opgewassen zijn.

En dan zijn daar natuurlijk Ray, Egon, Venkman, Winston en Tully om 't op te knappen.

Kan niet wachten tot ik Venkman Satan himself zie bashen

Klinkt best prima eigenlijk. I'd watch it!

quote:

Op donderdag 21 mei 2009 00:31 schreef TJLinden het volgende:

[..]

Klinkt best prima eigenlijk. I'd watch it!

Me too!

Klinkt goed idd

Interview met Sigourney:


Weaver: male roles boosted my career
Updated on 11 December 2009
By Lewis Hannam

Speaking ahead of the premiere of the £300m sci-fi film Avatar, Sigourney Weaver says roles for strong women come across like an "angry gym teacher", and it is often easier just to take parts written for men.

The actress also sparked speculation about plans for Ghostbusters 3 by saying she had seen the script and was not averse to being in the new movie.

She told Channel 4 News: “I have taken lots of parts intended for men in the past. Sometimes when writers try to write strong roles for women it comes across like an angry gym teacher.

"So when a woman just gets to play someone who’s good at her job, who is straight forward, they often think that a lot of the work is done for them because they don’t have to re-tool it.

"It’s just a person though. It’s up to me to bring everything to that particular character. I don’t have an axe to grind, it [getting men’s roles] just seems to be one of the ways that I get to be in more films."


Weaver worked with Avatar director James Cameron on Aliens in 1986, and says her ability to keep attracting big roles can be attributed to her attitude to get stuck in.

She told Channel 4 News: "I just have a different perspective, having loved literature so much. If you read great books and plays there are always interesting parts for many ages, and great stories including a lot of older women as well. People know I am up for anything, I’m pretty game.

"I just have this attitude – I started working, off, off Broadway. To me films are still like that experimental feeling, I get so excited about that. I think as I get older I’m more aware of what a privilege it is to work with different generations of actors. If anything it’s my philosophy – with a new job I’m like 'yes'."

Ghostbusters 3 'is happening'


Weaver also confirmed that rumours of her involvement in Ghostbusters 3 were not completely wide of the mark, despite previous comments to the contrary. She revealed potential new details of the planned film which have subsequently caused a stir of excitement on movie websites.

She told Channel 4 News: "I’m afraid to say it [Ghostbusters 3] is happening, I hope people are excited about that. I don’t know if I’m going to be in it, I have had a couple of calls asking ‘would you read the script’.

"I know that my little son Oscar – who was kidnapped from me – I think he has grown up to be a ghostbuster.

"I might be in it; I see nothing wrong with being in it, although I don’t think I will have a big part. I think Bill Murray has a little more to do with it - he’s a ghost."

Bill als geest????

Ha dan moeten ze Bill opjagen

The other week it was Sigourney Weaver, this week Harold Ramis tells Heeb Magazine that in regards to "Ghostbusters 3", it seems that "something's going to happen" with the project.

"Dan [Aykroyd] did write a spec GB3 screenplay a few years ago, but no one was motivated to pursue it. Now, 25 years after the original, there seems to be some willingness to proceed and apparently a substantial public appetite for a sequel.

We'll introduce some new young Ghostbusters, and all the old guys will be in it, too. Think Christopher Lloyd in Back to the Future...GB3 is progressing with plans to shoot next summer and release in 2011."

Ivan Reitman to Direct 'Ghostbusters 3'!
Good news, everybody! Whilst doing the press line at the National Board of Review's red carpet event, MTV's Josh Horowitz volleyed a series of Ghostbusters 3 questions off of producer Ivan Reitman and ended up getting a nice chunk of actual news instead of further conjecture. When asked about the script, Ivan confirmed that Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky have already turned in a completed draft for part 3 and that a new draft is currently being worked through, much to the delight of all involved. When asked about a potential start date, Ivan revealed that he hopes to start shooting it within the next year.

With this news it looks like what was once assumed to be Ghostbusters for a new generation is instead a reunion for the principals involved with the first two films. Reitman, of course, produced and directed both the 1984 original and it's 1989 sequel, so it's comforting to know that he is now returning over twenty years later for the new film. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Sigourney Weaver are all, barring some kind of cataclysmic, joy-hating turn of events, returning as well (I haven't seen confirmation on Ernie Hudson). And if that's not good enough news, even Rick Moranis is said to be willing to leave retirement to reprise his role as their accountant, Louis Tully!

Given that it has been twenty years since the last Ghostbusters motion picture (the characters have transferred to a handful of other mediums since then, most notably the recent video game made by Atari), I'm sure that Columbia pictures would like the new film to function as a possible gateway for further films, but with Reitman and friends all coming back for it, we can at least rest assured that it won't solely be a passing of the torch.

Oh, and as far as the Bill Murray as a ghost rumor that Sigourney Weaver started is concerned, Ivan Reitman wouldn't comment other than to say that there are some "very cool things in the new draft."

Ernie komt ook wel terug, die deed ook aan het spel mee.