My nearest theater wasn't playing it, so I've yet to see it. Still want to though. I haven't heard anyone that watched say it was complete shit (I don't think I have, anyway) so you know, I'm assuming I'll enjoy it. 

I've seen it three times. The second being at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood solely for the giveaway collectables and a Kate McKinnon in 3-D experience. I think Sony did a fantastic job; it was a lot funnier than I anticipated. After the queef joke, I had no idea what to expect.

V_Ron said
I've seen it three times. The second being at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood solely for the giveaway collectables and a Kate McKinnon in 3-D experience. I think Sony did a fantastic job; it was a lot funnier than I anticipated. After the queef joke, I had no idea what to expect.  

Oh man, the queef joke threw me. I think thay was the moment I knew I was in for a ride.

If it's still showing in town the next time I get paid, I'm totes gonna go see it again. It was so satisfying. When Erin jumped in after Abby I had ALL the fucking feels.

NGL I could ship me some Holtzmann x Gorin.

I missed the post-credits scene, though. :( I made it through most of the credits, but I was busting for a piss...

There were a couple of times where the jokes didn't do it for me, but the only real 'groaner' for me was "The power of Patty compels you!" I really thought they should have ended on the first slap; maybe follow with a non-physical joke. But then, I'm not a fan of slapstick.

I can't speak for everyone, just myself, but I think most of the jokes I found flat were the ones geared more towards the kids -- it's a family film, so it had to be a mixed bag.

(The soup gags killed me, tho.)

I don't expect everyone else to like it, but I myself really did. Honestly, I'm kind of a contrary person, and I get easily burnt out on shit that's overhyped, so it suits me fine if not everyone loves it, as long as enough folks do to justify the sequel.

I've seen four movies in the theatre this week (Jason Bourne, Purge: Election Year, Lights Out, and Ghostbusters) and I deffo enjoyed Ghostbusters the most.

86 said
You know what? I didn't go see it, just like I said I wouldn't. Somebody buy me a cookie. Who gives a shit?  You really think any of this will matter in a few years? Last night the government just sent $400 million to Iran. While we're bitching about Ghostbusters having vaginas now and Blahzay Roze only getting signed to Psy because she fucked Violent J, some of the shadiest shit is going down right now! But f-f-f-fuck it maaaan. 

Elite society is filing into their vaults hidden deep in the mountains and preparing for the nuclear winter that is about to happen. "It's a big club, and you ain't in it"- George Carlin. Except for Lucem. He's in it. Because he's a d-d-d-douche.    

Not sure about the Lucem part but the rest I agree with lol.

King Lucem Ferre said
I'm very sure about the Lucem part.  

Do they call you a douche because you leave pussies feeling fresh and rejuvenated?

I really liked that Erin Gilbert's attraction to Kevin was unrequited and played strictly for laughs. I get tired of the "romance, just because" trope.

I'd be willing to make an exception for Holtzmann & Gorin tho.

I might write fan fiction for this movie.

Only the Ghostbusters + Kevin.

Also a theatrical poster would be nice. The one with all four of them, and The tagline "Answer the call."

Well, if you're anything like their Keckn, you wouldn't know how to use the phone anyway.