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Here is the trailer for the Ghostbusters reboot.
I'm gonna get this out of the way.......I don't have any issue with an all female reboot. But I have a bone to pick with one very LOUD and STEREOTYPICAL aspect of this trailer.
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A Girl Power version of Ghostbusters...cool.
Do you think this movie has a better chance to do big box office in the summer or closer to Halloween??
With the main cast member being mostly from SNL, it seems like one long Saturday Night Live skit.
Back in the day I don't know if an all girl cast could carry a sci fi type movie because I don't know if the target demographic of teen to 20something men women would go see it.
But nowadays there are SO many females into gaming and comic books, there should be an audience for this flick even if young men aren't drawn by the cast.
It's funny because there's a huge population of young kids who never saw the first Ghostbusters movies and don't have a clue what this flick is about.
When the first Ghostbusters came out there wasn't an oversaturation of fake paranormal shows on cable TV.
I wonder if people's cynical attitude towards those shows will impact how many people are interested in seeing this movie.
I think this is going to flop. I liked the effects but didn't see much comedy excluding the end with the slaps.

Replace beloved original cast with dykes. Sounds like a winner.![]()
Harold Ramos is no longer with us. God rest his soul. He co-written the screenplay. And there were two players, each from a comedy troupe. Saturday Night Live (Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd) and the Second City(Harold Ramis and Rick Moranis). Melissa McCarthy is not a dyke. Neither are the other women in the cast. And I have noticed that the black female member isn't a scientist. It was not revealed in the original Ghostbusters that Winston, played by Ernie Hudson, was a Vietnam vet. Winston wasn't a scientist, but because he fought in the Vietnam war, he was quite brave.
Worthy of note- the scene in which Slimer makes his appearance, was inspired by the late John Belushi's portrayal of Blotto Blutarski of Animal House