Unless there is more than that 3 minutes, I don't know that I would say he had "a lot of positive things to say." He certainly wasn't negative, but he seemed to be very deliberately choosing what he said and what he said it about.

Damn, he is finally getting old. Oh, and, damn Annie Potts still looks good.

Very VERY true ...

To try for a positive, I do love the solo piano introduction the in the first trailer for this new version. Very chilling.

Murray has always struck me as a guy that will often appear in movies as a favor for his friends. It hasn't been mentioned but I almost wonder if while working on St. Vincent he became friends with Melissa McCarthy and she ended up calling in a favor.

Celebrities do favors for their friends all the time.

Today he says he hates it, but here is what James Cameron said about Terminator 3 in 2003 :

If Arnold wasn't in the film he would've never said that.

I hope someone remakes On Our Own for the sequel to this film.

Wow, that was terrible. What happened to the electronica-sounding version from the trailers? I want that... not this shit.

You're nuts. This is a classic. Please watch just past the one minute mark and let's make videos great again.

That Fallout Boy cover of the theme song is atrocious. I know that a new film is going to update things like that but ugh. Plus why Fallout Boy, aren't they pretty well past being popular?

They've actually had a resurgence the last year or two with some recent hits again. I actually like the band, but thought this song is terrible too.

The song Magic by some dude named Mick Smiley was awesome. I always thought that song went great with the scene it is featured in during the first movie.

The music (both score and pop songs) fit the first film to a "T". Great tunes by some famous, and some obscure, musicians. Guru just likes to tear down the original in a misguided attempt to defend the new movie. He's done it continuously.

OK, but will any of the new music be as good as Bustin'?

Jesus. I may not like some of the music by itself w/o some visual context to pair it with but you're billy fucking bonkers if you don't think they got some damn good music in GB1, at least. I can't remember the music from GB2.

GB1 has some fucking great music they got from outside the production to pair it w/ the film.

This movie has no chance of ruining my childhood, but
I think this just did.

Passion of the Christ.. that's a classic.

To be honest I don't care for McCarthy but St. Vincent is probably the best film she's in that I've seen. Its also probably one of the better roles Murray has played in a while.

I'd rather be dead than say Alessi Brothers, Thompsom Twins, Mick Smiley, Laura Branigan, Air Supply and The Bus Boys are good music. I never really minded the Bus Boys song until I played LEGO Dimensions and heard it playing in the Ghostbusters hub world. I'm not talking about getting annoyed about hearing it played over and over. I'm talking the 2nd time it plays I never wanted to hear it again. Thankfully you can tell that they only edited in the bare minimum of the pop music and they selected the most effective/least-awful segments of each song. If you actually listen to the album there's enough cringey material for 100 lifetimes.

The worst thing about the soundtrack is that there's Elmer Bernstein music composed for the movie that was canned to make way for the shitty pop music. I think there's a clip on YouTube that syncs the unused Bernstein score from the OOP CD to the "cleaning up the town" scene.

If you can divorce 32 years of nostalgia from that scene you'll find that the score was much more natural and effective. In the final movie the scene elevates the music and it should be the other way around. The only reason we're talking about the fucking Bus Boys in 2016 is because their shitty music was used in the first Ecto-1 scene.

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that Ray Parker Jr's theme is the greatest theme song in the history of movies but the rest of the Ghostbusters soundtrack is the shittiest soundtrack to an otherwise-beloved film of all time.

I like subtle McCarthy, she has a weird gravitas/screen presence to her that works well in certain roles. She just annoys me when she gets super loud (ie: The Heat, the 2nd half of Spy)

How can you forget this classic?

Mod note: Y'all need to stop with these kinds of comments or we'll close this thread too. If you have a problem with a post, do not engage the poster, report it.

Fuck this movie.

If anyone is curious, here's the unused cue from the expanded score album set to the movie:



Forcing shitty pop music from the official soundtrack album into the movie is nothing new.

Please just lock this thread, it's awful.