The Ladies Ghostbusters?

I've not seen it, but the kids have. They really rated it.

Last night I saw this beamed directly to cinemas from the Almeida.

Pretty solid on Rotten Tomatoes even given the hate campaign against it. It's on my to do list for this summer, but I need to get going. Star Trek is already out and Suicide Squad is coming soon. My queue is filling up.

I already have my ticket for Suicide Squad. IMAX of course.

I liked the original, but I'm not very interested in the reboot. I'm getting pretty tired of reboots and remakes in general.

We have been asked by friends to go see it and , like Ros, our answer is"no thank you, I have to set some ant traps in the patio"

I want to see it. The women in the film are very funny and it's not that big of a stretch to see them all suited up to fight ghosts. They ain't scared of no ghosts. Frankly, I didn't hold out much hope for the first two movies but I was pleasantly surprised. I'm willing to give the women a chance.

I liked the song for the first movie . . . after that, my interest waned.

No, but I do think the controversy around it is absurd.

This is what we can expect from apolitical fan boys & girls typing furiously at their keyboards in their mother's basements.

What is equally absurd is self-defined feminists taking this movie on as a righteous cause.

Tempest in a teapot.

I don't plan on seeing it in a theater but I might pay per view to watch it.

What bothers me about this movie isn't that women are playing the characters it's that Hollywood thinks that doing so is a big deal.

The female cast are all very talented. Why couldn't they give them an original vehicle to display their talents?

I still haven't seen the movie in question but this Honest Trailers take on the film is wonderfully delicious!

Comes out this week on DVD, Redbox.

I saw it. It was terrible. But my 7-yr old likes it a lot.

I saw it, the plot or story line was tepid. What a shame. There were a few bright moments, but not enough....the actresses deserved a much better vehicle.

Didn't like it!

Finally gotten around to watching it. Has its funny bits and sadly its unnecessarily Easter eggy bits that assume one must have in it to slavishly pander to the sentimentally addicted old fogey crowd.

Taken on its own? It's a watchable comedy with some extremely talented actors who weren't necessarily given a lot of original content or direction to work with. Maybe if they weren't handcuffed to the cameos and ghosts of the 1984 version, they might have made their own classic comedy to stand the test of time.

Confused to find out that it was mostly shot in Boston but still set in New York City. I guess that was slightly better than the original which was mostly shot in studios in Los Angeles.

I get it. It costs a hell of a lot of money shooting a movie in NYC. It ain't that much cheaper shooting a movie in Boston. Even with a massive CGI cityscape added to bulk up the backdrop, it really didn't look like NYC. Figured they would have shot it in Toronto. The Times Square in the movie looked like a Hollywood studio backlot. It was cute in its underwelmingness.

Well, I relented and streamed it on Netflix. We thought that it was pretty much "phoned-in" overusing the nostalgia for the first GB.

Well? You weren't wrong.