'Ghostbusters' reboot will reportedly feature an ass-kicking team of women

[alien]

As a matter of fact I love the live action TMNT that was made in 1990. I can watch that night after night. The one in 2007... puke! Pure puke. No I haven't seen the new one (yet), but the reviews aren't all that positive, and 22,500 users on IMDb gave it a 6.4/10 whereas it's 1990 counterpart scored 6.7/10 from 57,879 users.

Do the maths.

Yes that was the best one. I didn't mind the sequel that came out in 1991 either.

 

[alien]

You can't always tell how good, or bad, a movie will be from the trailer. I remember years ago I saw the trailer for The Village, and thought it might be ok. Watched the movie and thought it was absolute shizen houzen!!!

 

[T.S Quint]

The trailer for The Phantom Menace was one of the best ever - what an awful piece of garbage that movie is.

 

[T.S Quint]

I was excited to see The Happening after watching the trailer as well.

That didn't turn out well.

 

[Dutchy]

Women with overpowered vacuum cleaners, sounds normal to me.

 

[Evil_Mush]

I was excited to see The Happening after watching the trailer as well.

That didn't turn out well.

Watching The Happening as a thriller/horror is a terrible experience.

Watching The Happening as a comedy is pure gold!!!

Old lady : "Planning on MURDERING ME IN MY SLEEP!?"
Mark Wahlberg : "WHAT, NO?!" *cue Wahlberg confused face*

 

[T.S Quint]

Watching The Happening as a thriller/horror is a terrible experience.

Watching The Happening as a comedy is pure gold!!!

Old lady : "Planning on MURDERING ME IN MY SLEEP!?"
Mark Wahlberg : "WHAT, NO?!" *cue Wahlberg confused face*

:lol:
One of the most unintentionally funny moments in a serious movie I can remember.

 

[Evil_Mush]

I actually wouldn't mind watching that again, don't think I've seen it start to finish since first watching at the movies. Maybe I'll do a big M Night Shamalamadingdong movie marathon some time.



As for Ghostbusters, I'd rather they just not remake it at all, all-girl cast or not.
First movie is one of my all time favourites (one of those movies we taped off TV in the late 80s/early 90s and watched over and over about 3 million times), and I'd prefer just to watch the original on the big screen again than a reimagining.