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1) You can't reboot a franchise or make a sequel without there being comparisons made to the original. If you don't want that make something new.
2) The more loved the original film the higher the expectations will be for the remake/sequel.
3) If both 1 and 2 are true don't be thin-skinned. Don't call your potential audience "masochist ****s."
4) Don't purposely invert sex (while erasing the importance of the 1 black character by removing them as the tie to the audience) and make this a SELLING POINT OF OF THE FILM without it being discussed. It will be.
Winston was the everyman - the normal guy that didn't understand any of the science or voodoo going on. Him being black was irrelevant in the original and in this film there is plenty of cool-aid and black face. It's as much a trope as a trope gets.
5) Absolutely no symbolism in the "bad guy" being the original ghostbusters logo coming to life and they have to blast it in the D!(K to kill it. None.
They kill the original ghostbusters logo.
By shooting it in the dick.
6) If you decide to do a remake make it different (they did) and you should be able to make it better.
7) I'm the biggest fan in the world of Murray. He's sardonic, cynical, ugly as ****, honest, and endearing at the same time.
Few actors can pull of that rare combination.
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"He had no teeth, and he was slobbering all over himself. I'm thinking, 'You can have your money back, just get me out of here. Let me go be an accountant." I can't tell you how badly I wanted out of there."
Denver rookie QB John Elway, on Jack Lambert, after Lambert and the Steelers knocked Elway out of his first game as a pro (1983).
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Originally Posted by rico
I wish I always ended up at gay bars.
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