GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE Movie Review **SPOILER ALERT**

Published 2024-03-21
Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph spoil Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire - a 2024 American supernatural comedy film directed by Gil Kenan.

Premise: When the discovery of an ancient artifact unleashes an evil force, Ghostbusters new and old must join forces to protect their home and save the world from a second ice age.

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Cast:
Paul Rudd as Gary Grooberson
Carrie Coon as Callie Spengler
Finn Wolfhard as Trevor Spengler
Mckenna Grace as Phoebe Spengler
Kumail Nanjiani as Nadeem Razmaadi
Patton Oswalt as Dr. Hubert Wartzki
Celeste O'Connor as Lucky Domingo
Logan Kim as Podcast
Bill Murray as Dr. Peter Venkman
Dan Aykroyd as Dr. Raymond "Ray" Stantz
Ernie Hudson as Dr. Winston Zeddemore
Annie Potts as Janine Melnitz
William Atherton as Walter Peck
James Acaster as Lars Pinfield
Emily Alyn Lind as Melody

Cinematography by Eric Steelberg

Music by Dario Marianelli

Keywords: ending explained, reaction video, trailer, Columbia Pictures, Afterlife, Poltergeist, Monster House, City of Ember

All Comments (21)
  • To quote my letterboxed review, “all because they wouldn’t let that little lesbian bust ghosts”
  • @LexisReadz
    Red shirt coordination gets an 11/10 👕
  • @JoeDWhiteTalks
    OMG I thought I was the only one sensing lesbian vibes from Pheobe and the ghost.
  • @sarahwhite7098
    What you have to believe is that Nadeem's grandmother took her role of 'firemaster' sooooo seriously that she decked a whole room out in brass but not so much that she'd tell any of her ancestors what she is, what they are, and what they need to do.
  • @benfisher1376
    Why do they keep flogging these sequels and remakes of old franchises? Hollywood is so lazy and bereft of new ideas.
  • @aly4920
    Wait..a franchise sequel that's good?! Probably will check it out. Thank you for your review, brought a smile to my face.
  • @LynneJordan11
    I saw this at a an early screening last night. After all the most excellent films of the award season (Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, Anatomy of a Fall, The Zone of Interest and Dune) I needed a laugh. And our screening was a fun filled love fest. So many cosplay ghostbusters turned up with amazing gear. Stuff was lit up, automated and realistic! Who knew? 🤷🏾‍♀️ Wish I could show you the photos! Glad you guys liked this movie. I also am over that character (Atherton) hating on the GB! I thought Phoebe & Melody were gonna get it on! 😂 I Remember Phoebe asked Dan Ayckroyd if he wondered what it was like to be a ghost. Maybe that’s why she became a ghost for a bit but we never knew if she liked the experience though it did turn out badly. I kept thinking: “this is what happens to lonely teenaged girls.” That podcast bit was hilarious to me also. And I loved the age-weariness of bill Murray and the dialogue between Ayckroyd & Ernie about chilling out in their golden years then rejoicing about ghost busting later. basically the plot was so full Of holes like Swiss cheese. My question is: Why were their (Ayckroyd, Murray & Ernie) uniforms so dirty? 😂 The entire audience was so happy after the screening ! Needed that! Thanks guys! 🎞️🍿❤️
  • @prberg2
    Enjoyed your review. The movie mostly didn't work for me. I wanted to like it. Thanks for the great reviews!
  • @timreeves8937
    The original was popular because it was funny and starred three of the most popular comedians there were at the time. People went to see it not because it was a ghost movie, but that it had three of the biggest star comedians of the time in it. Hudson even was perfectly cast as Mr. Blue collar there for a paycheck. The characters all had a hook. The nerdy one, the too cool one, etc.. These new ones just do not have that hook. The new younger GB's are just too nice and earnest and are not comedians. Paul Rudd the exception but there is nothing except nostalgia where you say, I want to see these new guys do Ghostbusters!
  • @HarleyLuna31
    That orb looks like the one chris hemsworth was holding in cabin in woods,with the inscriptions and everything😅
  • @kharikhy-ree2242
    I thought the little lesbian girl killing herself to hang out with her ghost boo was a bit much.
  • @adika4707
    Nick u look stunning and chic, Joseph u too
  • @KJ-tz7vc
    You said it - the new Ghostbusters crew lacks the humor of the originals, which feels like a major oversight.
  • @lkf8799
    Sounds fun. I'll take my nieces to the drive-ins for it 😉 This is the second video where your clothes match ❤ It's cute 😊
  • @BradleyRegister
    I hated the spirit separation part too, but I think the whole thing IS, he can only control ghosts, but an actual person needs to say the words, so somehow her doing what she did checked both boxes… that’s how I understood it anyway.
  • @ianmcgeehan4627
    Wanted to like it. Really,really did. Sadly the whole family dynamic seems forced. The humor is forced. All the OG character scenes felt natural and real. But all the new technology, technobabble and new characters just did not jell. NOTE: the bad girl ghost Melody was clearly the spirit of the bad girl Snakebite annie from Doctor Sleep that Danny Torrance killed in the park, same haircut,same clothes, same attitude. So I guess the Shining and Ghostbusters are in the same Universe! That was the best new thing in the whole film.