Very disappointing...

Thanks for the memories!

Admirable film.

This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

The movie itself is a good one! To say I was a little disappointed that they didn't pick up from the Original Ghostbusters movie is a given but so many other movies do that as well. We are looking forward to the next movie!!!

Love the original two movies, but that's not what I should base this on. Geez I'm 80 minutes into this 2 hour film and I'm bored enough to turn it off, if it didn't have the ghostbusters name I would have probably have skipped past it, but I honestly haven't laughed, snickered or even grinned at any of the "jokes". Watch if you want to kill a couple of hours but don't expect much.

Terrible Story.... Terrible plot ... Terribly acted What was the point of this movie ..? Tried to copy parts of the original it but bring it up to date & totally failed. No funny bits or any of the magic from the original

I'm putting all controversy aside for this film, because I'm one of the very few who was excited from the trailer. I mean the film has a great cast, a capable director, and it's the Ghostbusters what could be wrong? Well let's do this, first off the film is needlessly a reboot. With so many movie sequels coming out years and years after the original, Ghostbusters has an opportunity to do a continuation but instead decided to reboot a movie that didn't deserve a reboot, and nothing will ever be that first film from 1984, so the least you could do was give an entertaining follow up, but no remake it. I wouldn't mind that much if the plot and story left something to be desired but it's actually a very standard story which doesn't make for an interesting take, it basically Re-tells the original with a female cast and setting it in modern day. Speaking of which the cast, I actually love this cast Kate McKinnon and Chris Hemsworth give great performances and are definitely the heart of the movie, they are the only two that feel like their own characters. While I love Mcarthy, Jones, and Wiig who are all hilarious women and great actresses, there characters are not memorable and they aren't really given anything funny to say. It feels like Feig and the cast were told to play it safe and that's evident from the writing, effects, and awkward cameos. Finally last but not least, I personally always saw Ghostbusters as an interchangeable team, one that could have many different people with different genders or race or whatever, and an all female cast is not bad, but that shouldn't be a The whole point of a film. (especially Ghostbusters) This is a film that feels like it could've been so much more, but instead is a forgettable yet innocent feature that just needs more creativity and comedy that made the franchise work in the first place.