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Oh, I love it when you talk dirty to me!
To me, Aykroyd and Murray are the Ghost Busters. It's the Stay Pufft Marshmallow Man and Slimer. Rick Morannis and Sigourney Weaver. Ernie Hudson, and of course Harold Ramis.See? This is theI'm talking about. Both Murray and Aykroyd are in the movie AND Aykroyd was one of the writers. People wanna put down or protest a movie they know nothing about and no one has even seen yet. I just don't get this mentality.
Scare me?
And they are almost all in it. Aykroyd, Murray, Hudson, Weaver, Potts, with the exception of Morannis and, of course, Ramis, the original Ghostbusters cast/creators are a part of this movie. You do have to realize that these men are not exactly in any condition at their age to do any high energy action type stuff. This is their way of passing on the legacy. To diss it, especially when they were integral to its creation, is to diss them.
I know, and I'm sad about it.
They were my childhood heroes (my mom, despite her religious leanings, used to be a huge SNL fan "back in the day,"), especially Aykroyd as Elwood Blues (his emotionless expressions I've always loved because that's pretty much how I am), and especially because the Blues Brothers has some really damn good music in it. And with Bill Murray, having watched him since I was a kid, I never saw him as a stoner comedian until I watched Zombie Land, and then I watched Ghost Busters after that didn't see Bill Murray the same way, lol.It's this "hard reboot" that I'm just in general not a fan of. I may like the movie, but knowing it's a reboot, it's like what I've become so very fond of "never happened." To me, it's much better when they just fill in the gaps like they keep doing with Terminator.
Even with my continual and increasing disliking of meat (no sea food would turn me into the Hulk), and even my rare eating of bacon, I have to admit it goes really good with a cheese burger and also eggs, cheese, and any delicious roll or biscuit. Other than that I could live without, especially if it's too thick or too salty.So you say.
But we all know that bears crave it.
If boredom could kill, I would have died many years ago. But, perhaps if boredom could kill, we would have fewer destructive impulsive decisions effecting our lives.
Nah. I meant fewer in that people getting bored and dying from the boredom, rather than getting bored and making impulsive decisions due to being bored. But I suppose it could easily work the other way.