Its what the 80s would do. The 80s way is hardly ever wrong. There are serious scenes in OT Ghostbusters, but its majority comedy. GB2 was more serious, like the funny parts were more forced. The baby oscar shit ruined a lot. The GB crew ending 1 as heroes and then starting 2 as losers again also hurt the movie. But mainly baby Oscar.Damn, that looks solid.
Starts out super serious, like a real ghost movie. Thats a huge part of what people miss about ghostbusters. they think its a comedy, when its not really. Library scene is terrifying, and it sets the tone. The jokes and camp can work after that. but would fall completely flat without it. Its where 2 fails. Even the evil stuff is too campy, and the tone is not properly set.
you guys are out of your minds, if you think the comedy was the #1 deal with Ghostbusters.
"how do we live up to the perfect movie, and wash away the filth and bad blood of the last entries?" "uh, lets mix it with Goonies" well ok.
I'm confident Paul Rudd will bring the funny. Looks promising though. Plus that was Murray doing the voice over during the end of the trailer, yes? He's never let me down.
Edit: Ok listening closely that was prolly just the same recording of the line he did in GB1 but i'm still hopeful.
i do like that none of the OG cast shows up in the trailer even tho i'm 99% sure most (all? well... not Egon... damn...) will show up
my favorite part about the trailer, is that everyone's forgotten what ghostbusters are. the reference point they have for "no one told you about this?" was the 80's. meaning, they have effectively and completely ignored the girlbusters. so that's pretty great