The thing about Ghostbusters II is, even though it's not good, it's still pretty good.
The thing about Ghostbusters II is, even though it's not good, it's still pretty good.
It's fun to watch J.K. Simmons be mean to people. There's also some kind of message at the end, but I don't remember what it was.
Finally got around to watching this. It's pretty good when it's not teenagers making long speeches about their emotions.
This was much better than I remembered! It doesn't have much of a story and feels completely pointless BUT it's got a lot of extremely good Spielberg action sequences. Like an Indiana Jones movie if Indiana Jones wasn't looking for anything but stuff kept happening anyway.
Better than Contact.
From the days when sequels were almost always quickly-made, low-budget, and sloppy. The script feels like a first draft, the Addams Mansion lost most of its furniture, the Addams graveyard had all of its tombs replaced with generic tombstones, Raul Julia is pushed into the background in spite of the fact that he's Raul Julia. The Joan Cusack main story doesn't really come together, but the subplot involving the kids being sent to summer camp turns out so well that I'm going to (reluctantly) recommend it anyway.
More consistent than The Return. More consistent than the original show. If they can make six good episodes every year or two, I'm a happy man.
Touching and nice and beautiful in a way only old movies can be.
Super-fun, super-dramatic spy movie. Even Henry Cavill somehow doesn't seem to suck, although that might just be good editing. Pretty impressive that the sixth movie in an extremely irregular franchise would be the best one.