Rick Moranis stopped acting years ago and wont be in it so they can fuck off.
Worst offender is Coming 2 America.Ghostbusters Syndrome,
A term that nicknamed him
Ghostbusters Syndrome, Is a event where they choose cult movies from the 70's to 90's that were very good and are icons, where Hollywood was asked to make a sequel and they didn't want to because they were egocentric.
It causes....mediocrity and little or little ingenuity in the creativity and inspiration of making good films with a great story.
Resulting in little creativity, where they resort to resurrecting franchises or movies, but without the main cast or wanting to add new hateful characters and without spark... Resulting in sequels after more than 10 years where they are a failure and are mediocre Reboots or sequels, Where the main protagonists no longer have the strength.
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Examples
-Ghostbusters: Afterlife
-Beetlejuice 2
- The last Scream movie
-Star wars Episode VII, VIII, IX
- The new Indiana Jones movie
Exceptions that are saved.
Top Gun Maverick
im gonna add to the listWorst offender is Coming 2 America.
I was curious and started listening. They were making some decent points, and then they suddenly threw Robin Hood Men in Tights under the bus alongside Spaceballs and that's where they lost me.
Aw man Robin Hood is where Brooks lost me lol To me Spaceballs was his last good one
Same, but Spaceballs is still entirely laughing material. Robing Hood just sucked.It might be an age thing. I was 8 or 9 when I first saw Spaceballs and thought it was hilarious. I was 12 when Robin Hood came out and thought it was embarrassingly bad.
Same, but Spaceballs is still entirely laughing material. Robing Hood just sucked.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F was good. Ghost Busters: Afterlife was decent enough to get a sequel (which sucked). I didn't care for Top Gun Maverick and haven't watched the others.Ghostbusters Syndrome,
A term I that nicknamed him
Ghostbusters Syndrome, Is a event where they choose cult movies from the 70's to 90's that were very good and are icons, where Hollywood was asked to make a sequel and they didn't want to because they were egocentric.
It causes....mediocrity and little or little ingenuity in the creativity and inspiration of making good films with a great story.
Resulting in little creativity, where they resort to resurrecting franchises or movies, but without the main cast or wanting to add new hateful characters and without spark... Resulting in sequels after more than 10 years where they are a failure and are mediocre Reboots or sequels, Where the main protagonists no longer have the strength.
Main enemy: times and eras change, long wait for sequels where no one is excited anymore, new audiences who do not know the legacy of the film.
Examples
-Ghostbusters: Afterlife
-Beetlejuice 2
- The last Scream movie
-Star wars Episode VII, VIII, IX
- The new Indiana Jones movie
- Coming 2 America.
-Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
Exceptions that are saved.
Top Gun Maverick
Dracula Dead and Loving It was good.Aw man Robin Hood is where Brooks lost me lol To me Spaceballs was his last good one
He is back:Rick Moranis stopped acting years ago and wont be in it so they can fuck off.
There should be more Hot Shots instead.
Examples
-Ghostbusters: Afterlife
-Beetlejuice 2
- The last Scream movie
-Star wars Episode VII, VIII, IX
- The new Indiana Jones movie
- Coming 2 America.
-Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F
My dad let me see this scene as a very young kid. I went from going "what the fuck is wrong with you" to "Oh what.." Surreal.
I am so confused.Aw man Robin Hood is where Brooks lost me lol To me Spaceballs was his last good one
Mel Brooks is 98, so hopefully he's still around for the sequel coming out, and for many years after that, of course. (to be a downer)
Now Spaceballs… eh. It might be that I never watched in in English, it might be that it was already a bit old when I first saw it. But it was never that funny to me.