Ghostbusters: Afterlife

You have to create better character. Movie was so boring. How can the movie industry with a so great concept make boring movie like this.

“Ghostbusters: Afterlife” is a little too nostalgic for its own good and it doesn’t come close to the original, but it’s still a worthwhile legacy sequel that introduces a fun new set of characters and manages to be surprisingly heartfelt.

I love this film. It had a lot of heart. I watched this film three times in the theater. I could not get enough. I love the new characters in this one. Egon's granddaughter was my favorite. She was very likable and smart just like him. This truly was a love letter to OG Ghostbusters fans.

Witty, funny, sentimental and just a great time, also a real glance at critics being out of touch

Afterlife was such a huge win. A nostalgic warm hug. That delivered so well. Written masterfully. Acted so well. Just perfect. Ivan Reitman’s son, Jason Reitman directed Afterlife. And he did his late father proud. The story in this is just perfect. With how bad Frozen Empire was, I sadly suspect this will be the last of the new Ghostbuster movies. Well, enjoyable ones anyway. If they bring Jason back for any future movies, I’ll be there. But let’s see. But overall. This was a fun, authentic, well paced movie. That will age like a fine wine.

No one asked for this. Written by people who never saw the original.

For the fans, & for Harold❤️ This is how you do a franchise.

An actually good sequel! With the addition of new characters and plot mixed with the charm of beloved old characters the story fits. Along with slightly new technology added and its new world destroying threat it makes a very good sequel.

The movie was way too long. Overall very boring and slow pase. I really enjoyed Frozen Empire but this was really painful to watch.

Love it! I had serious reservations about this when it was coming out, but was delighted to find out they were wrong. The cast is all around charming and a fun group to pass the torch to. There were enough little nods and teases to keep the die hards happy, and the climax... Man that climax! I get weepy every time. This movie gives me the sense of wonder of being a kid again.