The first time I saw Ghostbusters was during its initial run in the summer of 1984, and it’s an experience I’ll never forget.
I was crammed into a packed movie house, and every joke, sly comment, and spectral showdown had this particular audience howling. There was a real energy rumbling through the crowd that night, and it never seemed to pique; with each new scene, the intensity grew stronger.
The combination of comedy and frights that made Ghostbusters such an enjoyable film was enough to blow people’s minds that summer evening, and I myself was so swept up by it that I begged my parents to take me back the next weekend so I could see it again.
They did, and Ghostbusters was just as amazing the second time around!
They did, and Ghostbusters was just as amazing the second time around!
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One of my most watched films of all time. "Ghostbusters" is not only great in many aspects of filmmaking, but it's also got that special something that propels it to a level all of it's own. I can't think of any other comedy that combines horror and sci-fi and balances it all perfectly. The cast is also one of my favorites of all time. I know Peter Venkman was everyone's favorite, but to me the number one Ghostbuster will always be Egon Spengler. Long live Harold Ramis.
I also had seen that in 84 my grandfather had taken me to it. Great memories, and laughs. Always laugh when I see The GateKeeper and Key-master scenes.
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