Ghostbusters: Afterlife

In 1984, when thick hair and neon lights were the norm; Featuring an unlikely group of unscrupulous detectives, the film's combination of action, effects and ghosts has become both a hit film and a staple of popular culture. Followed by unprecedented milestones and announcements, many products soon offered a sequel that could not be followed up as the original film despite its success, and the Ghostbusters series went into hibernation.

When successful movies and products keep the series alive; Thank you after a few delays due to the Covid 19 outbreak; Ghostbusters Afterlife has arrived and is a worthy follow-up to the first film, providing a great foundation for future films. The film follows unhappy mother Callie (Callie Coon) and her child Trevor (Finn Wolfhard); An unexplained earthquake lights up Phoebe's face and she realizes something is wrong and she, along with her new friend Podcast (Logan King) and her teacher Mr. Robertson (Paul Rudd); the connection to the original Ghostbusters and the richness and significance of the glass his grandfather left at the site.

Events are developing rapidly and although the villagers are suspicious and dangerous, Phoebe, Trevor and their friends must fight the evil forces to save the world. The movie spends a lot of time telling the story and developing the characters, their passions, and their relationships. There are many references to the original film; some of it is subtle and clever, but it never feels redundant or overworked.

The movie also doesn't rely on details to tell the story as there are some effects in the movie, it is a character driven story and New's cast works well with some of the guest stars throughout the movie. Episode The son of the director of the first film, he clearly knows and loves the product, as he not only helped create the story, but also skillfully integrated a new story into the series that also fits very well with the first film, and the series continues while trying to reboot it instead.

After the credits there are two more scenes in the scene that you won't want to miss because they are not only entertaining but also very funny. It is also a harbinger of future adventures. The film also has some moments of dialogue that generated incredible reactions from the audience at our screening and helped make Ghostbusters Afterlife not just an award-winning entry in the franchise, but the most entertaining film of the year.

The movie has a fair following, making for a worthwhile movie watching experience. The energy is exciting from start to finish. Everyone stayed and took photos of each other. This is the movie we need to continue the Ghostbusters legacy. Jason Reitman does not disappoint and impresses his father in this new Ghostbusters. Can you spell nostalgia, nostalgia, nostalgia? Did I forget to mention nostalgia?

We Generation Xers who watched this movie in theaters in 1984 and 1987 will return to our childhood again. I can't stop raving about this movie. This is great. I'm going to watch it again tomorrow, this time sitting in my Ghostbusters closet! Don't run, don't run, don't run, don't run to the show and make it a once-in-a-lifetime event from the biggest fan to the smallest fan.

This is a movie for the next generation. Congrats to the film crew for taking us back to the original experience. This is awesome!