GHOSTBUSTERS
Trailer Official 2016 BREAKDOWN / EASTER EGGS /
THINGS MISSED -
Reckless Ed
POSSIBLE
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So the trailer starts out with some massive nostalgia towards the first film, letting us know that 30 years ago four scientists saved
New York. We see what could be the first iteration of the logo.
The Director Paul Feig said that there’s an evolution to the logo.
Everything’s got an origin story. And when you look at the logo build at the end of the trailer we see 3 very distinctive pieces being built:
First there is a circle, then a circle with a line through it, then the full logo including the ghost in the middle.
The main characters in the beginning are
Kristen Wiig, who plays
Bill Murray’s character Vinkman,
Melissa McCarthy plays
Dan Ackroyd’s character Ray, and
Kate McKinnon plays
Harold Ramos’s genius
Egon.
Notice that when they start off they have no real equipment to speak of. No proton packs. No
PKE meters. Just an old video camera.
Katie Dippold, the writer of the film, says that this scene takes place in a museum, in an old mansion in
New York City. The ghost is probably from the large mural on the wall, judging by the red stripes that are on the dress.
Several shots of the laboratory, showing off the newest equipment.
The new Ghostbusters featurette goes into some detail about the lab as well. Turns out that Paul Feig didn’t just want to make a bunch of stuff up when it came to the equipment. He went and hired a
Particle Physicist and had him design and implement real world solutions to the
Ghostbusters equipment. They started with the original equipment from the
1980’s Ghostbusters film for the sake of design, then began to literally create a solution out of todays technology to come up with the final design. He was also responsible for making sure that all of the whiteboards and paperwork thrown around the lab have accurate scientific equations on them.
We get to see lots of equipment in various stages of design and implementation, including handheld guns as well as possibly a multi-barrel gatling gun kind of device.
Bob Yeoman is credited with over 55 films going all the way back to
1983, to include
John Grisham’s The Rainmaker,
Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, and
Django Lives, just to name a few.
The famous Ecto-1 begins as an hearse, and then transforms into the finished vehicle with the license plate being the same as the original film.
Typically movie’s put a standard
555 number in the shot to keep people from dialing up real phone numbers, but they didn’t do that here with Zhu’s
Authentic Hong Kong Food Restaurant. I hate
Chinese food, but I decided to call up the number anyways and see what happened. Turns out it was a nothing number anyways, as I only got a message saying my phone call couldn’t be completed as dialed.
Whatever.
Slimer makes an appearance, and he’s hanging out of a hotdog vendor’s setup just like in the original.
McCarthy gets all weird up in a helmet contraption, reminiscent of the one worn by
Rick Moranis, who was being possessed by
Vinz Clortho.
We see
Chris Hemsworth playing the original character
Janine Melnitz, and according to the lego toys, it’s very possible that his character gets possessed.
Look at those scary eyes.
We see a billboard
sign on the left that
Mimic Ernie Hudson’s line of “That’s a big
Twinkie.” Then in just a few seconds all of the billboards change and we see Billboards for
Taxi Driver,
The Who's Tommy and
Isle of the Snake People released in
1976,
1975 and
1971.
It’s Possible that the ghosts mess with the time stream as well as with amplifying paranormal activity in the city.
So what do you guys think?
Does the new Ghostbusters have what it takes to take on the old one?
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- published: 04 Mar 2016
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