Ghostbusters

Read in The Ghostbusters Movie Novelization Omnibus . First, I need to get something off my chest. Shouldn't it be "whom are you going to call?" I'm no grammarian, but ain't that the way you're supposed to sling it? Probably, but I reckon that wouldn't be anywhere near as much fun. Just like No Time w Leggi tutto

So this big ghost head is disappointed. A lot of misquotes. Even less zeddemore than in the movie. Some extra scenes that are okay. But I am going to watch the movie more often. We came. We saw we kicked its butt. Really??? Yes it's true. This man.... Is a jerk. Common Richard mueller...

Getting ready for the premiere of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, we opted to dive into the novelization of the original film by Richard Mueller. A nostalgic journey indeed, but it didn't quite measure up to the feature film experience. When Dr. Peter Venkman and his Columbia University colleagues get b Leggi tutto

It all begins here with a wonderful adaptation of the penultimate script to the movie. There are some differences here and there. Mostly from the writer who loyally adapts the screenplay but also adds a splendid amount of detail not found in the movie. Some of it is found in deleted scenes that were Leggi tutto

How I came across this novelization a year or two after I saw the movie, I could not say, but reading it after the film gave me an appreciation of the skills necessary for a good adaptation. Mueller works off Ramis’s and Ackroyd’s script with ease and facility—it’s irritating he had to censor the di Leggi tutto

Cool book, specially if you are a fan and want to experience the movie in a different way with the insights of characters backgrounds and ideas and scenes that were deleted or later used in the animated shows

Fun adaptation of the movie. Extra scenes. I enjoyed reading it.