jose990

Why is it so hard to make a good Ghostbusters movie? Afterlife set up what I thought was going to be the start of a good franchise but this was hardly worth going to the movies for. I'm kind of glad I didn't go to the movies and see this in the theater as opposed to renting it at home for six bucks. I just don't understand why they can't make a good movie. It's kind of like the transformers. You have a great franchise and for the life of me cannot write a good movie for it. If there's going to be a third movie I really hope it's done a lot better than this. Everything just seems so forced in this movie. I can understand having Ray, Winston and Janine but then when Peter showed up it just felt so forced. Even the villain the big bad was underwhelming. How do you make a movie in New York and make it feel like you were in a small town? Please do better next time.

This movie is beyond horrible. I went in with so much excitement and a big smile on my face. With each passing minute my expression changed.

From Jar Jar to the Viceroy sounding like Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory to Liam Neeson's wooden performance. It's like Lucas didn't realize that fans of the original series grew up. The only thing great about this movie is Darth Maul and they kill him off. You'd figure with a title of Attack of the Clones they'd bring him back, but no. This movie is neck and neck with the Christmas special on ABC. It's painful to watch and you feel embarrassed for those who made it.