“I ain't afraid of no
ghost!”
I promised that the next
movie I watch is going to be my review material for Kemz Movies, so here we go.
Ghostbusters is an amazing
iconic oldie, directed by Ivan Reitman, starring the Academy and Emmy
awards winner Bill Murray (who’s awesome), Dan Aykroyd who was nominated for an Academy
award in 1990 for his role in Driving Miss Daisy, Harold Ramis who passed away earlier this year
(may his soul rest in peace), and Ernie Hudson.
Peter Venkman (Bill
Murray), Raymond Stantz (Dan Aykroyd) and Egon Spengler are parapsychologists,
who are doing research on the supernaturals in Columbia University, and of
course they lose their job! They move on next to start their own supernatural
investigation service called the Ghostbusters. They use the most advanced, up
to date high-tech equipment to measure ghost existence.
I had vague scattered
memories of the movie, so I had to re-watch to know if it’s really good or is
it just because I watched it when I was a kid. I loved the movie. It’s funny,
interesting, there was never a dull moment, the cast is amazing. Acting style
is a bit outdated, but hey, I love 80s movies and shows, so to me that was
perfect. The special effects and “CGI” was very laughable because, come on, you
can see the stop motion an green screen halo around those monsters and ghosts,
but it didn’t bother me at all.
Ghostbusters fans are very
familiar with the famous theme song “Ghostbusters”
it’s a fun song that was written and performed by Ray Parker, Jr., where were
got the two catchphrases "Who you gonna call? Ghostbusters!" and
"I ain't afraid of no ghost."
Overall Ghostbusters is a
fun light watch if you like oldies, maybe it will bother you if you are too
précises about the visuals, just because of the outdates special effect. I
would definitely watch it again, and I’m super excited for Ghostbusters 3,
which was announced to be shot in early 2015.
For more information about
the movie, click here.
By:
Abby
Twitter: @abeeralkubaisi
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