"A moment of silence for Ivan Reitman. Rest in peace." I felt that.

Rest In Peace Ivan Reitman, thanks for bringing us one of the best comedy horror films of all time.

I always enjoy these Honest Trailers, and yes, you are right. Two hours of fan service. But I loved it anyway, and cried when Egon's hand steadied his Granddaughter's. Perfect.

At 15 MacKenna Grace is already a chameleon type actor. I had no idea that was her in so many movies. She is truly talented

*Gozer: Are you a god?* *Ray:...yes.* Proof that you can learn from your mistakes.

So glad someone else noticed how many times McKenna Grace played "young" somebody.

Showing Dan Aykroyd's "O" face with all the nostalgia stuff was brilliant!

Honestly, this movie bought me when they showed the ECTO1 with a gunner seat. And the end was genuinely heartwarming.

The constant showing of Ray stantz moaning in pleasure made me laugh so hard lmao 🤣

That “ should we bust him?” Bit had me cracking up 🤣 good writing

Love that they added in a little love for Ivan Reitman. The director we didn't know we needed, but we're so glad we had in our lives.

When Egon showed up at the end, I had to pause the movie, then bite my tongue to stop from crying....and then I still did. A beautiful tribute. RIP Harold....❤️

I don't know what this dude is talking about. The little girl's perfect dry delivery of the science-themed dad jokes had me rolling.

Mckenna Grace was the best part about this movie, everything about her character from her gestures and the way she talked mirrored Egon Spenser, she is an excellent actress.

Still brings a tear of joy that those who passed were still honored in this trailer

The thing about that last critique is that they implied he DID actually "cast" his podcast, when Ray was revealed to be the sole subscriber during the denouement

"For Harold" was one of the best tributes in film for an actor/director, it felt like all the other ghostbusters where talking to Harold and not Egon, saying their last goodbyes and regrets

“For Harold”. Seeing that message before the credits made me feel proud and sad.

Having lost my dad 3yrs ago, and having my now 5yr old grow up without getting to know him better, the scene where Egon/Harold is helping his granddaughter bust ghosts really struck a cord with me.

My Dad died in January 2021, and we both loved Ghostbusters. I honestly don't care what anyone says, this movie was a profoundly emotional experience for me.

In honor of the original film's upcoming 50th Anniversary and The Offer series about the making of it, do The Godfather Trilogy next!

RIP Ivan Reitman. Thank you for some of the best comedies ever made.

I don't care that the entire movie was just fan service. It was great. I loved it

I just watched the movie yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. Some leaps in logic here and there, but overall a very fun adventure movie and definitely a worthy entry in the series.

To be fair, the Egon scenes are arguably one of the best "bringing back the dead" tributes out there.

Say whatever you want but the Father-Son Kamehameha in the end was legit the best unexpected thing I ever saw

I genuinely loved all of Phoebe’s jokes 🥺

Made fun of the little girl's jokes but I really enjoyed her storyline. Her chemistry with the other characters was fun.

It certainly wasn't perfect, and definitely had plot holes, but it was still enjoyable, and I fully admit, I had a tear or two in my eye when the Ghostbusters appeared! "For Harold" nearly set me off completely. RIP Ivan Reitman! Thank you for all the hours of timeless entertainment you've given us.

Don't know you guys, but I genuinely cried when Egon appeared at the end... I couldn't believe I was seeing him again busting with the old gang one last time. One of the most touching moments I've had in a theater, and that very simple 'for harold' was the pinnacle. Not the best movie out there, but the Reitmans have been honest (wink wink) and put on the screen what all fans were dreaming but we never thought we will see it.

Ghostbusters is a stone cold classic and any and all references have been long earned. I loved this film.

Those spliced in scenes of Dan Aykroyd "ghost bustin" were hilarious!

TO each their own, but I got a laugh out of those awkward jokes. The one about the cigarette and a hamster was top notch.

"Afterlife" was shot in Canada? Wow, props to the sound team, then. I didn't hear a single honk.

The stuff with Egon at the end punches me in the feels. I know it's nostalgia bait, but I enjoyed watching it, particularly with my kids who love ghosts.

Yes it had a lot of nostalgia references but there was a lot of heart put into and I really enjoyed the new characters and the ending was great!

2 hours of fan service and it was way better than I expected. I got goosebumps upon hearing the proton pack again.

The segment for the 2 hours nostalgia is pure nostalgia. I can watch it non-stop. The appearance of Egon at the end made me shed a tear or two, it really was a sweet moment (now I can only hear an epic voice saying "do we bust him or what" 🤣🤣🤣)

This was the last movie I saw with my Parents before they passed away. We all genuinely enjoyed It! Now every time I watch it I'll think of them

For being a film basically is referencing the original, it was done well. To me it didnt feel forced at all. The reunion towards the end gave me chills. Even after it got spoiled for me on tik tok. Also loved the baskin robins reference lol

This movie was literally filmed in the town I live in. Thank you for the shout out Honest Trailers!

Rest in Peace Ivan Reitman, for directing one of the best comedies of all time, which is now one of the best franchises of all time.

I loved this movie, and I don't care that there was a lot of fan service, it showed that Egon had flaws, like anyone, and dedicated his life to getting rid of Gozer for good. The end was really touching, and I'll take on anyone who says it was too schmaltzy. His granddaughter looks so much like him. This was excellent casting.

This movie was wonderful thank you for reminding me how much fun I had watching this movie and for the sweet moment of silence for Ivan Reitman it's so nice to know he got to watch this movie get made and be put in the theater before he passed away may he Rest in peace !

While it was definitely a nostalgia trip, having ghost traps, the Echo 1, and the proton back packs aren't really call backs. They're staples of the franchise and are pretty much required within the series.

I watched this last night (no one would go see it at the cinema with me) and genuinely loved every second, great fun.

For me, this was a really perfectly timed comeback, my dad and I watched and quoted Ghostbusters constantly when I was growing up. And we even talked about going to see this when it came out, he died last year and I just got brave enough to watch this. Needless to say the end absolutely destroyed me. I wish I could see my dad one more time . So while everyone else thought this movie was just ok, I think il always have a soft spot for it.

When you KNOW its nostalgia bait, and it STILL hits you in the feels, that's nostalgia done right.

"A moment of silence for Ivan Reitman. Rest in peace." Damn it, I didnt watch this because I wanted to cry. Damn you damn you all to heck, Honest trailers!

What they did for Harold Ramis was absolutely brilliant! To including him like that was very touching. I was a young kid when I watched Ghostbusters with my mother. Now I watched Ghostbusters Afterlife with my young kid. She loved it. Plus with my mother having passed away recently....yeah I lost it at the end. I didn't understand the end credit scene though. He was standing back in an old dusty firehouse. Didn't Dan say the firehouse was converted into a Starbucks?

Honestly, I knew it was nostalgia bait going into it but I still had a good time watching it.

I don’t go to the movie theater all that often. It isn’t worth it to me. I usually wait five to ten years to see something on DVD. This was the only movie I saw in theaters that year. I think it was the first one I saw in theaters in about three years. Absolutely worth it. Watched the first one with my mom a few days prior since somehow she’d never seen it and then we watched this one together. So good.

It was so great, to see Harold Ramis one last time. Ok, the movie might have it flaws, but still I had goosebumps the whole last 15 minutes of it. It was, what fans wanted and have been waiting for.

Honestly, I haven't heard anyone at all being mad at this film. It's actually rather refreshing that most people enjoyed it, or at least though it was ok.

7:04 Classy move, truly!.. Thanks for the laughs.

You forgot to mention that had Ghost-Egon not showed Phoebe where the trap was everything would have been fine.

My husband cracked up at her jokes but he has a really dark sense of humor. I loved it for all the nostalgic stuff in it

This was a fun movie, not perfect, but the weirdest thing to me was that the score was phenomenal. Distractingly so at some points. I spent more time focusing on the background music sometimes

People can say this movie was nothing but nostalgia bait, references, and Easter eggs, but I still loved every minute of it.

Honest trailers: We watch them so; YOU don't have to. Appreciate you guys.

I liked the movie. It wasn‘t top of the game but I laughed and liked it. McKenna Grace was awesome.

The polar bear joke was legitimately funny though, I laughed in the theater and when you showed it here.

Adding the Paul Rudd footage from "Ant Man" was perfect.

Yep there was a lot of fan service….And I loved every minute of it. Ghostbusters Afterlife is brilliant.

I was a huge Ghostbusters fan when I was young, so I really liked this movie. But my wife never cared about them and thought it was boring. It was 100% a movie made for the fans.

The kids being awkward just felt real. I liked it.

The entire time I’m sitting there in the theater with my kid, all I’m thinking is, “I know this is just a nostalgia trip, but it’s working and I don’t care.”

ACK! I THOUGHT I was the only one who recognized the Baskin Robbins reference! Nice one, Honest Trailers!

Both this movie and this Honest Trailer are a nice tribute to Ivan Reitman. Well timed too. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Had an amazing time with this movie and I'm only holding out for that BluRay to get the most extras out of it. RIP Ivan Reitman, who was the stand-in for Egon in this movie and the voice of both Slimer and Zuul in the original.

I havent seen the movy but the delivery of the girl with glasses is spot on in the trailer. I might go and watch it now.

That Ray Stantz moan clip constantly being repeated is hilarious! It's like the raptor that says "Alan!" in the Jurassic Park III honest trailer 🤣

All these remakes make me feel good knowing i stood in line for the original two and so many others in the 80s.

Reacted in a completely calm and proportionate manner. Hahaha, I'm dying 😂😂😂

6:22 that was unexpected

This is awesome, perfect way to summarize everything that happened with Ghostbusters, lmao

I honestly don't understand the amount of hate this movie gets. For all the looking down the nose the internet does, this is still by and far the best sequel/reboot movie I've seen in probably two decades.

My favorite part of the movie was when the kids were watching a version of "Child's Play" that has clips from the middle of the film and near the end play within a few seconds of each other. And sound effects from both that ends clashing with one another.

Ghost Egon didn't say anything is honestly the best idea ever. Just interract with his family and his old friends are good enough.

This might be my new favorite episode. Well done!

"... a film that invites you to remember how great the original was... and that's it. That's the whole movie." AND I LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT! RIP Ivan Reitman and thank you for giving us one of the greatest films of a generation along with helping make a worthy sequel... even if it was over 30 years later. You will be missed.

The moment of silence for Ivan Reitman was perfect. Thanks for all the best moments of our childhoods sir. You will be sorely missed.

The first Ghostbusters is one of the coolest, funnest movies ever made.

"Please don't get angry this time" I won't this time. No worries. XD

Rest In Peace Ivan Reitman. Thank you for giving multiple generations a childhood ❤️❤️❤️

This movie was great. Unlike so many other disappointing sequels and callbacks, this one was fun and entertaining.

Omg omg omg omg omg he finally said the Kaiba line from Yu-Gi-Oh!!!!!!!! Omg yayyyy

that moment of silence for Ivan Reitman got me Rest in Peace and this movie makes me a fan of Mckenna Grace, loved her in this Movie

I… hadn’t heard about Ivan Reitman. That was a legit record scratch moment. I’m glad y’all made me chuckle because that was a gut punch. Also, gotta say… I love Sigourney Weaver but the way the lady said, “There is no mom, only Zuul,” was actually legitimately terrifying. Honestly, that’s a compliment to Sigourney Weaver since she made it creepy but still slightly comical, whereas the new movie on the whole is a tad more serious than I’d like. I enjoyed it, though.

I don't care that it was pre-packaged nostalgia, it did a great job of honouring the past while setting up the future, which is what it was meant to do. And the problem with 2016 wasn't their gender, it was that it had literally none of the elements that made the original movies great: the dry, sardonic comedy played straight, the elements of genuine horror/fright, zero ties to the original movies/stories, wasted cameos where they don't even play their characters (and were forced to be there), etc. I really wish people would stop perpetuating the idea that the hate for 2016 is purely gender based. Afterlife was great and McKenna Grace was one of the best parts of it.

This film is a perfect example of how you do fan service

I loved this new Ghostbusters movie and hope it is the start of a new trilogy.

It was an entertaining movie. I did cry at the end. It was sweet.

I'm not the biggest Ghostbusters fan, but I loved what they did with the movie. Its exactly how to make late sequels in my opinion. F for Mr Ivan Reitman rest in peace How about the Expanse next?

First Harold now Ivan...I'll cherish GB Afterlife with all my heart

These trailers really feel like an attack when I love the movie. Like all the negatives are what I enjoyed the most

Rest in peace Ivan and Harold , thank for all the good memories u gaves us!

How did you guys not mention them putting wheels on the trap.. come on that was cool

I loved the little marshmallow men. Not because of the reference, but because they were hilarious.

Watched this last night right B4 chip and dale, both are amazing ways to seriously look back w nostalgia. Great great stuff