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Scroto Baggins posted:I want a link for this one here. Slimer, not the Wild Things. http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/3/11150960/ghostbusters-interview-paul-feig-katie-dippold-trailer-analysis
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The Notorious ZSB posted:My biggest GB question that always bugged me was, they were totally broke right? So why the hell did they spend part of Ray's mortgage loan on a god damned arcade machine for their second level living area? You really only see it when "this fine meal here represents the...last of the petty cash", but I never understood why they'd spend money they didn't have on drat Donkey Kong machine I think? It fits in pretty well with how they were spending their money. Ray buys the old busted ambulance. Ray is all too excited about the old run-down firehouse and ruins the negotiations. It would make perfect sense that he would go out and buy a Donkey Kong machine if he saw one for sale. Ray didn't give a poo poo.
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 Shouldn't this be L. Tulley and D. Barrett? Or V. Clortho and Zuul or something? Didn't they know Louis' name?
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When they bring Louis into the firehouse they don't know who he is at first, he just keeps calling himself the Keymaster.
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Mar 8, 2016 19:26
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He calls himself Vince Clortho but Janine very quickly gets his name from his ID. They keep calling him Vince to humor him because he's bonkers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skxhii6VFdo
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Oh yeah. That scene is so freaking good. "Yes, have some" I was always mesmerized by the dog head on the monitor too as a kid.
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beejay posted:Oh yeah. That scene is so freaking good. "Yes, have some" The fact they would have had to pre-animate it and Rick would have to get the timing down perfectly is even more impressive.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Edit: Janine's computer in the first GB is a DEC Rainbow 100, first released in 1982. They also appeared in Beverly Hills Cop, The Philadelphia Experiment, Buckaroo Banzai and Tales from the Darkside - Season 1, Episode 5, "Mookie and Pookie", all from 1984. Also Egon wired it up wrong! Jesus, Mookie and Pookie. Whenever I see Tales from the Darkside it's almost always Mookie and Pookie.
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Jamesman posted:It fits in pretty well with how they were spending their money. Ray buys the old busted ambulance. Ray is all too excited about the old run-down firehouse and ruins the negotiations. It would make perfect sense that he would go out and buy a Donkey Kong machine if he saw one for sale. This is an explanation I will accept. I'm now adding that arcade machine to the list of poo poo Ray can't help himself from getting/doing.
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New footage. Anyone speak Ukranian, or read lips? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2nBJTCIamw Includes the concert thing, and the crowd-surfing part.
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That's a much better trailer. The booby ghost made me laugh.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:New footage. Anyone speak Ukranian, or read lips? Couldn't understand any of it, but it looks like a way better edited trailer than the one we got. Clearly Chris Pine is the key to all of this working. Men really are better. Go men. Boo women. Wait.... Boo women? The female ghostbusters are the ghosts! poo poo!
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This site already had a t-shirt for Beasts of Mayhem (what appears to be the band in the new trailer) up for sale along with other GB stuff: http://protoncharging.spreadshirt.com/ loving lol:  Also they have completely different proton packs in the concert scene. Must be prototypes?? Edit: VVVVV fffffffffuck... well at least I got the screengrab of the boob ghost logo lol xezton fucked around with this message at 22:27 on Mar 8, 2016 |
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Trailer pulled already. Any other links??
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JoshVanValkenburg posted:Trailer pulled already. Any other links?? https://cdn.video.playwire.com/16812/videos/4670940/video-sd.mp4?hosting_id=16812
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My cousin is absolutely heartbroken at this trailer (growing up in the late 80s/early 90s, we were Ghostbusters fanatics). The trailer looks like it's going more for sightgags and slapstick as opposed to the more... subtle, I guess(?) Humor of the original. Also, if there's no William Atherton cameo...
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Disappointed sure. It's clearly not what some people wanted (which was apparently a direct beat-for-beat-same-actors-same-as-the-first-one-but-with-new-effects remake). Heartbroken? If you have that much stock in a comedy movie from the 80's then I don't know what to tell you. People should not be this emotionally tied to a Sony IP. No one's childhood is being raped. No one's rights are being infringed upon. You can all freely ignore this movie that clearly puts you in emotional distress and go watch the original instead! In fact I recommend that. It's a great movie!
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LadyPictureShow posted:My cousin is absolutely heartbroken at this trailer (growing up in the late 80s/early 90s, we were Ghostbusters fanatics). The trailer looks like it's going more for sightgags and slapstick as opposed to the more... subtle, I guess(?) Humor of the original. what is subtle humor someone once told me their favorite type of humor was subtle humor, like jonah hill
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PBS Newshour posted:what is subtle humor I think it's just a way expressing the concept of "jokes that aren't a woman saying she got goo in her vagina"
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xezton posted:No one's childhood is being raped. Someone once said that if people feel their childhood was being raped they could simply avoid that by ............. growing up.
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boom boom boom posted:I think it's just a way expressing the concept of "jokes that aren't a woman saying she got goo in her vagina" Do you often refer to a vagina as a "crack"? I always assumed that referred to a butt. Calling a vagina a crack is new to me.
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LadyPictureShow posted:My cousin is absolutely heartbroken at this trailer (growing up in the late 80s/early 90s, we were Ghostbusters fanatics). The trailer looks like it's going more for sightgags and slapstick as opposed to the more... subtle, I guess(?) Humor of the original. I would rewatch the original Ghostbusters if you thought it wasn't a ton of sightgags and slapstick. Like seriously. The film's subtle moments are great but it features tons of slapstick humor and goofy visuals. Like the entire payoff to the ending is a bunch of scenes of people hilariously covered in marshmallow fluff (including one who manages to avoid most of it inexplicably.) The single most iconic ghost from the show is Slimer who exists to cover people with green mucus. Ghostbusters is not a subtle movie though it does have some fantastic subtle humor. boom boom boom posted:I think it's just a way expressing the concept of "jokes that aren't a woman saying she got goo in her vagina" 
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I wish we could go back to the subtle sophisticated humor of the original where the best joke was Bill Murray saying a guy didn't have a dick.
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xezton posted:Do you often refer to a vagina as a "crack"? she was quite explicit that the goo got in "every" crack. She didn't say it got in her crack, she said every crack. multiple cracks. That's where the goo got. in all of her multiple cracks.
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xezton posted:Disappointed sure. It's clearly not what some people wanted (which was apparently a direct beat-for-beat-same-actors-same-as-the-first-one-but-with-new-effects remake). I'm sure he's not sobbing in a bathtub with a handle of vodka and a knife ready to end it all. He'll probably just never watch it. ImpAtom posted:I would rewatch the original Ghostbusters if you thought it wasn't a ton of sightgags and slapstick. Like seriously. The film's subtle moments are great but it features tons of slapstick humor and goofy visuals. Like the entire payoff to the ending is a bunch of scenes of people hilariously covered in marshmallow fluff (including one who manages to avoid most of it inexplicably.) The single most iconic ghost from the show is Slimer who exists to cover people with green mucus. Ghostbusters is not a subtle movie though it does have some fantastic subtle humor. I mean, compared to this one seeming like it's going for loud and zany, more subtle was the best term I could think of.
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The only thing I can think of in the original movie that I would consider "slapstick" is Peck getting dumped with a shitload of marshmallow.
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xezton posted:Do you often refer to a vagina as a "crack"? Definition #7 at Urban Dictionary which, as we all know, is a source beyond reproach
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Kevyn posted:The only thing I can think of in the original movie that I would consider "slapstick" is Peck getting dumped with a shitload of marshmallow. Rick Moranis's entire character tho.
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I guess since this is sa's ghostbusters thread I'll drop in here to say that if anyone was thinking about it I've been starting to go through the recent GB comics and they're actually fairly good.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Definition #7 at Urban Dictionary which, as we all know, is a source beyond reproach I stand corrected!  boom boom boom posted:she was quite explicit that the goo got in "every" crack. She didn't say it got in her crack, she said every crack. multiple cracks. That's where the goo got. in all of her multiple cracks. I'll take your word for it that she is referring to goo getting into the folds of her labia in this PG-13 rated film. Occam's crack. Edit: VVVV Paul Feig posted:The reason I do a lot of R-Rated comedies is that you want a movie to feel honest. But the Ghostbusters world doesn’t need that level of swearing. We’ll have to be PG-13 with this one. I would like to make it R-Rated, but I won’t. You want the biggest number of people to watch it and not be put off by it. xezton fucked around with this message at 00:20 on Mar 9, 2016 |
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xezton posted:I'll take your word for it that she is referring to goo getting into the folds of her labia in this PG-13 rated film. It's rated PG-13? Dang, I was not expecting that from the trailer
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So Kristen Wiig's character has multiple buttcracks? Now that's spooky!
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Gargamel Gibson posted:So Kristen Wiig's character has multiple buttcracks? Now that's spooky! I thought she was making a joke akin to this popular internet meme 
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site posted:I guess since this is sa's ghostbusters thread I'll drop in here to say that if anyone was thinking about it I've been starting to go through the recent GB comics and they're actually fairly good. Hello friend. I agree, I love IDW's Ghostbuster's run. They did a 4 issue cross over with the Real Ghostbusters cartoon that was pretty amusing: (preview here, mild spoilers probs).
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Scroto Baggins posted:Hello friend. I agree, I love IDW's Ghostbuster's run. They did a 4 issue cross over with the Real Ghostbusters cartoon that was pretty amusing: (preview here, mild spoilers probs). Get Real is the run I just finished! Now I'm going back to the previous volumes. Esp since the new run International mentions a Chicago branch that I haven't heard of before.
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Faiiiiiirly sure it's more like the term "in every nook and cranny", which has multiple alternatives like "crook and cranny". Some people may even say "crack and cranny". I guess it always comes to butts for goons, right? To throw my screaming into the wind, the only thing I don't like from the trailer is the stereotypical "sassy black woman". But, hey, I'll have to wait to see the movie to find out if that aspect is as bad as I worry.
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The women I saw the trailer with knew immediately what "every crack" meant.
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Kevyn posted:The only thing I can think of in the original movie that I would consider "slapstick" is Peck getting dumped with a shitload of marshmallow.  Not to mention general lowbrow or silly physical humor   Which isn't a bad thing but I really think people are forgetting Ghostbusters could be fairly loud and physical. The new one looks different but it's also being made decades later. This doesn't mean it will be good but just the mere fact it's loud and flamboyant doesn't mean it is bad either, especially since subtle humor rarely plays well in trailers. I mean I'll point out the Ghostbusters trailer (while I think legitimately better than the new trailer but that is tinged by knowing the context of the jokes) isn't exactly a laugh-a-minute or the best conveying of the film. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vntAEVjPBzQ ImpAtom fucked around with this message at 00:52 on Mar 9, 2016 |
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Also, gently caress it, there's so much negativity about this movie, I wanted to throw something positive at it, so here: e: hosed up my link text me a vag pic fucked around with this message at 00:51 on Mar 9, 2016 |
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Scroto Baggins posted:Also, gently caress it, there's so much negativity about this movie, I wanted to throw something positive at it, so here: 
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