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Mad scientist and occultist Rowan North has triggered the supernatural events by attracting ghosts over Manhattan with self-developed ionizers that correspond to the Ghostbusters' technology, allowing him to experiment and create a dimensional vortex powered by turned PSI energy. When Rowan plants another device at a concert, the Ghostbusters are called and capture a gargoyle-like spirit there, becoming city sensations but antagonizing him. When debunker Dr. Martin Heiss challenges the quartet, Erin releases the ghost as proof; it throws him out of a window and escapes.
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Ghostbusters premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on July 9, 2016. It was theatrically released on July 11 in the United Kingdom and on July 15 in the United States.[107] The film was not released in the Chinese market. A Chinese executive reported that China Film Group Corporation believed it was "not really that attractive to Chinese audiences. Most of the Chinese audience didn't see the first and second movies, so they don't think there's much market for it here".[108]
The Hollywood Reporter estimated the film's financial losses would be over $70 million.[120][122][123] A representative of Sony found this loss estimate to be "way off": "With multiple revenue streams ... the bottom line, even before co-financing, is not even remotely close to that number".[120][122] According to Variety, sources familiar with the film's financing estimate the total loss to be about $75 million, of which, due to co-financing with Village Roadshow, Sony would lose about $50 million.[124] Sony insiders have projected, along with co-financing, a total loss of about $25 million.[124] Bloomberg News estimated the film lost $58.6 million.[125] By August 2016, sources such as Forbes and The Wall Street Journal had begun calling Ghostbusters a box-office bomb.[10][126][127][128] The film's performance contributed to Sony taking a $1 billion writedown in January 2017.[129]
Answer the Call served as a reboot for the franchise as opposed to a canonical sequel and cast Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones as a new proton-powered team pitted against a villainous plan that threatens to plunge the world into ghostly doom. The film infamously was drastically ill-received by fans and veritably broke the internet worse than a 50-foot rampaging marshmallow man stepping on a church. Although not without its fair share of shortcomings, Answer the Call better achieved the kind of tonal experience the Ghostbusters name should instill in its audience: fun.
Tonally, aesthetically, and vocally you can tell that the film took a great deal of care in making sure that every detail was right for the property. The casting is spot-on, the sets and costumes completely and totally on-point, from the minute the theater darkens to the minute those house lights go back up there is no doubt that this is Ghostbusters.
Interestingly enough, our main POV throughout the film seems to be through Kristen Wiig's character Erin Gilbert. She incites the adventure at the beginning of the film by receiving a tip about the haunted Aldridge Mansion. Gilbert is a scientific genius, but a little socially awkward. Her sense of dress and style at the beginning of the film is a point of contention with her overbearing senior played by the always effectively menacing Charles Dance. Gilbert's arc is fun to watch as she goes from a wound tight professor concerned about obtaining her tenure and maintaining a level of professionalism (wanting to call their new business venture the Conductors of the Metaphysical rather than something childish like Ghostbusters). Toward the end of the film, she's confident, has a new sense of style and self-confidence, and embraces being a hero.
One of the prevailing critical statements against the first handful of trailers for the new Ghostbusters was that it looked like the computer generated effects had taken over completely - but the blend between the practical and the digital is so fantastic, that much like ILM and Stan Winston's brilliant Iron Man suit effects, you have a tough time telling where the practical ends and the digital begins. Actors in harnesses wore interactive glowing lighting effects and were filmed practically, then supplemented by the digital artists in post-production to great effect. The third act is a marvel of design with so much happening in the frame but a very easy to follow focal point. Where most films that have brilliantly elaborate animated effects throw everything and the kitchen sink into a frame to a point that it's complete indecipherable chaos, Ghostbusters makes sure that you're following the plot, never losing sight of the focus in the frame.
With nowhere else to go and a new found excitement for the paranormal, Erin agrees to join the team and they start taking calls for other ghost sightings, significantly more sightings than what should be happening. As they work through the different cases, they realize that the sightings follow along ancient supernatural ley lines and there is something much bigger going on.
The film was hilarious from start to finish and I believe a second one is needed for more audiences, especially young girls to have beautiful role models and for equal rights in the film industry. (Also, I got called a "superhero" at Cardiff Comic Con in March, and I believe they are, cos they saved the city; also that's the kind of positivity we need)
Columbia Pictures is calling on the Ghostbusters again, in this remake of the 1984 movie. This time the supernatural super heroes are played by females! Look for Kristen Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, plus some cameos from some of the original film stars.
Home Video Notes: Ghostbusters
Release Date: 11 October 2016
The 2016 version of Ghostbusters is being released to home video under the title Ghostbusters: Answer the Call. Special features are as follows:
Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (4K UHD/Blu-ray 3D Combo Pack, Blu-ray & Digital)
- Theatrical Version (117 minutes)
- Extended Edition (133 minutes)
- 2 Hysterically Haunting Gag Reels
- 4 Unearthed deleted scenes
- 11 Totally Possessed Alternate Scenes and more than 60 minutes of additional extended and alternate scenes with Ultraviolet download
- 6 Jokes-A-Plenty alternate take reels
- 5 Supernatural Featurettes: Chris Hemsworth is Kevin, The Ghosts of Ghostbusters, Meet the Team, Visual Effects: 30 Years Later and Slime Time.
- Filmmaker Commentaries
- Photo Gallery
Note: Digital Extras only available with iTunes
Ghostbusters: Answer the Call (DVD)
- 3 Spectral Making-of Featurettes: Meet the Team, Visual Effects: 30 Years Later and Slime Time.
- Filmmaker Commentaries
- Jokes A Plenty: Free for All
- Photo Gallery
On July 18, 2017, a five issue mini series titled "Ghostbusters: Answer The Call" was announced. The creative team consists of writer Kelly Thompson and artist Corin Howell. Howell will draw the regular covers and the variant covers will be drawn by Elsa Charretier and Valentina Pinto. The first issue releases in October 2017, is titled "What Dreams May Come, Part 1!" and the story starts off as a routine call to get rid of a Class 3 ghost but the team stumbles upon a frightening Class 7 specter. Two covers for Issue #1 and one for Issue #2 were also revealed. Issue #2 Cover B was drawn by Emma Vieceli. [2] Thompson kept the project a secret longer than 9 months. [3]
Franchise star Ernie Hudson recently weighed in on why Ghostbusters: Afterlife is doing so well while Answer the Call had left so many people feeling disappointed. Hudson, who had a brief cameo as an original character in the remake, considers himself a fan of that movie and its cast, feeling that the issue wasn't with its new stars. The big problem, as Hudson points out, was that Paul Feig's story shelved the original movies' continuity completely after fans had been calling for Ghostbusters 3 for years. Right away, this convinced many fans not to even give it a chance.
Jason Husak: I really wanted to write an article that showcased the different representations of feminism in film. As a feminist, myself, I find it fascinating how some films use feminism to sell a picture as a tacky new trend rather than as a method to educate and push the conversation further. Specifically, in my article, I explore how Ghostbusters: Answer the Call explores the former by using women as the cheap gimmick to sell the rebooted franchise rather than as vehicles for change in an impactful and progressive way.
I remember the music was scary, the big, imposing brass chords. It's very apocalyptic. It definitely rattled me a bit. But I loved that movie. I watched it more times than I could count when I was growing up. I was a fan of the franchise and the gear and the sounds. Working with Jason on the new movie was great. When he called me up and told me he was doing it, I was like, "Alright! Let's give it a whirl."
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Bernstein definitely had different eras. He was the drama guy, then the Western guy and then the comedy guy. That happens to composers as they stick around for a while. You get these waves of being known for something, and you get called to do it again for a decade before it changes.
There are some moments where the music is playing something ominous while Podcast and Phoebe are cracking jokes. And it's the dichotomy that makes it funny because the kids are being funny while they're walking into the mouth of danger. As humans, we love that. Many of our favourite heroic characters do that like Han Solo and Indiana Jones. Basically any Harrison Ford character from the eighties! [laughs]
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