A quick post for Friday. Looking at Aintitcool.com, I found a link to an interview with Harold Ramis, who, in addition to being the director of the classic Groundhog Day, is even more well-known as uber-nerd Egon Spengler in the overlord of all big-budget action-comedies, Ghostbusters. In the interview, Ramis talks a little about the plot of Dan Ackroyd's script for Ghostbusters III. It's a very short mention, but for Ghostbusters devotees like myself, even a brief mention of what is now a certainly-defunct sequel, is like manna from heaven. Not that it sounds like it would be an awesome movie, but just the notion of a continuation of the franchise, a chance to redeem the Ghostbusters after the lackluster first sequel, well, it's fun to read about. Apparently, the Ghostbusters go to Hell. Anyway, take a read, and have a good weekend.
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Just to clarify, Bill Murray says no to G3, not our cat.
What was that, anonymous? I'm sorry, all I could make out was something about Bill Murray and something about a G3, as in the macintosh G3? Dunno.
I said, Just to clarify, Bill Murray says no to G3 (Ghostbusters 3), not our cat, who is also named Venkman.
I know what you said. I'm just being a punk to Crane who write those paragraph titles. Stop hating freedom, Crane.
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