घोस्टबस्टर्स: फ्रोज़न एम्पायर

Bill Murray has frequently been cited as a reason any kind of sequel to घोस्टबस्टर्स II (1989) took so long to make. The actor's reputation as a "loose cannon" and his desire to distance himself from the franchise for many years led many fans to believe that movies such as Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) and this film would never be made. However, director Gil Kenan, who directed Murray in City of Ember (2008), suggests that getting Murray back for this movie was quite easy, revealing: "Well, you know very well that Bill and I have a history because we made a movie together in 2007, a movie that almost cost [Bill his] life. That was the Hall H experience, and we won't go into too much. But it opened the door for Bill and I to have a relationship that has remained dynamic over the years. We've stayed friends, we've kept in touch. When I reached out to him to say that we were creating a story for Peter Venkman in this film, he was really enthusiastic."

An ancient artifact has been safely kept in a special brass lined room for decades and there are no issues until it is removed from the room. The main characters are aware of this, but nobody even suggests either returning the artifact to the room or making a brass lined container for the artifact. From what is shown, that should solve the problem.

There is a mid-credits scene with a truck driver at a gas station at night.

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