Slimed #
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 12:56 GMT
"Hey, you just been slimed?"
"Nope, my colostomy bag is leaking again."
Now, which 'warning, old folks' sign can I put in here?
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 12:56 GMT
they don't hurry up, the stars will be ghosts themselves.
Mine is the one with the unlicensed nuclear accelerator on the back.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 12:56 GMT
Where is the game.
Damn you Activision for ditching it! It looked awesome, and has all the cast in it.
As for the film, this idea was mooted about a decade ago, the idea that the 'busters would train a hip new bunch of young hip "characters".
I hope they don't go back to this idea, it sounded awful then, and it sounds worse now that "the kidz" would be spouting iPhones and spending most of their 'bustin time on Myspace.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 12:56 GMT
"Hey, you just been slimed?"
"Nope, my colostomy bag is leaking again."
Now, which 'warning, old folks' sign can I put in here?
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 12:58 GMT
How apt that this story appears when they are talking about the LHC being switched on in Switzerland on Wednesday. Apparently it wouldn't be too health to cross those streams either.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 13:18 GMT
As far as I'm aware crossing the streams is what they do otherwise the name Hadron Collider would be pointless.
Paris - cos I'd like to collide with her.... in my Galaxy Class Battle Star
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 13:18 GMT
remember the good old days when people had original ideas for films.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 13:18 GMT
But it has to be the original cast. No point in it otherwise
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 13:19 GMT
Surprisingly few films are wholly original - that goes way back, it's not a new thing. Most of them are based on plays or ancient legends or short stories or novels or other films.
Anyway, originality is overrated. Lots of really terrible art is unlike anything that went before it.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:21 GMT
The game (that is almost finished but just lost it's publisher) is supposed to be GB3 - it has the original cast in it and was scripted by Ramis etc. as far as I know - I'd rather have the game I think!
More: http://www.giantbomb.com/ghostbusters-the-video-game/61-20688/
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:21 GMT
i thought it was decided that the 3rd part would be the video game:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostbusters:_The_Video_Game
all the cast are on board for it and everything and it's due out next year isn't it?
so is the film going to be the 4th part?
and isn't it a bit late? surely if there is going to be a film, you'd aim to release it next year for the 25th anniversary, but if they're only writing the script now, there's no chance it'll be out until 2010 at least earliest is there?
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:21 GMT
as far as i knew, the game is now being published by Sony isn't it? and due out next year to conincide with the 25th anniversary? or has it been canned again?
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:21 GMT
Joe K> "Where is the game"
No idea either. But you might want to check out http://www.auld-games.co.uk/auldbl0g/?p=44 in the meantime.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:21 GMT
"Anyway, originality is overrated. Lots of really terrible art is unlike anything that went before it."
Well said Sarah...!
Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the contents of the Tate Gallery... all the exhibits share two traits. Originality and terribleness.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 14:26 GMT
>>Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your attention to the contents of the Tate Gallery... all the exhibits share two traits. Originality and terribleness.
Oof. I really wouldn't go that far. I don't think originality automatically makes things shit, just because it doesn't automatically make them good. But life is more fun when it's polarised, innit.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 15:16 GMT
The original ghost busters are now ghosts, they are wreaking havoc on NYC because they know all the new GhostBusters weakspots.
NYC gets completely slimed and there's nothing anybody can do about it.
We see lots of young folks with their jeans around their ankles, standing around with iPhones trying to upload sightings into myspace when the old GhostBusters turn poltergeist and splat them agains lady liberty!
Now that's a great film!
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 15:16 GMT
Well, film or game, whatever, bring it on I say, it's bound to be a bit of fun :)
Anyway, it's nearing pub o'clock so must be off, good weekend all!
Mine's the slime covered jacket.........
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 16:58 GMT
True, but actors and actresses are based on human beings, so even plays, books, and movies are likewise as unoriginal.
Just thought you'd like a taste of your own twisted context :P
Oh, and yes, I just whipped out the Paris Hilton icon on you.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 21:21 GMT
...."Who ya gonna call??? GHOSTBUSTERS!"
Paris cuz she is from Hollywood and she also....
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 21:21 GMT
Does this mean we get the actionfigures with accessories, bathtowels, slime (with & without worms), tents & finally the remixed theme tune on iTunes ready for download...?
Mine's the slime resistant lab coat, with the remote for the orbital laser cannon in the pocket...
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 21:21 GMT
Now that you mentioned it, didn't the Tate have a pile of *REAL* shit as an original piece of art !! (note 1)
Note 1 - The words - shit and art - in this sentence are NOT, repeat NOT, transposed !!
@Gis Bun - You mean the one where Judah Ben Hur becomes a Christian, wanders off to Rome and gets fed to the lions, thereby giving them history's first ever record of the legionnaire's disease !!
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 21:23 GMT
Ghostbusters on C64 was fantastic.
How about this for the new movie... The Ghostbusters now roll around on those Rascal electric scooters, with particle accelerator turrets, heads-up look-and-shoot headgear... Plus a couple of goatee-sporting 20-something Xtreme douchebags to bring in the youth demographic.
Posted Friday 5th September 2008 21:23 GMT
They'll have to modernize it - Ghostbusters fighting ghosts in cyberspace that take control of machines and threaten to shut down the world. Maximum Overdrive meets Lain, Die Hard style, featuring Keanu Reeves and car chases with military hardware. Ow! Can't...close...eyes...tight...enough.
Posted Sunday 7th September 2008 11:22 GMT
When standing at urinals with strangers...
Posted Sunday 7th September 2008 11:22 GMT
And they always pit something against someting else.
So, really there is only one story line - challenge or struggle, depending upon how you see your half glass :)
There is probably something quite deep in that - I wonder who would know - maybe I should call GhostBusters or watch Much ado about nothing.
This is just a stunt to test film distribution on USB with security dongle.
Just be assured that whichever twat breaks the security dongle and goes public will not get any kudos, but the ire of most, unless they wait until this distribution is used extensively. It is like not having alcohol vending machines on the street unlike the Japanese, who know how to play the game.
Posted Monday 8th September 2008 08:44 GMT
Thye are probably basing it on the 3d engine from Duke Nukem Forever, so it should be out any minute now...
(I picked Bill, coz even he knows when it's time to quit something)
Posted Monday 8th September 2008 08:44 GMT
"As for the film, this idea was mooted about a decade ago, the idea that the 'busters would train a hip new bunch of young hip "characters".
This was already done in the cartoon series Extreme Ghostbusters... it still had Egon and Janine, but it was bloody awful crap pandering to demographics.
Posted Monday 8th September 2008 23:32 GMT
Aw, come on! It would be *simple* to both update it for the modern-day world, and still hit the most profitable range of moviegoer demographic.
Ghostbusters goes incorporated, and follows the natural conclusion for a modern business: Offshore outsourcing!
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 13:33 GMT
"When standing at urinals with strangers..."
But you do this with people you know right? Whatever butters your bread eh.
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 23:40 GMT
... whether you think GB1 and GB2 were good or bad films, they defined an era in film. For those diehard who still love them, they had better produce something amazing for the third one or it's going to die.
Sure, there's going to be the high popularity simply because of the title of the film and the cult that follows it, but even the Joe Average sheep population ain't gonna forgive Hollywood for turning a great memory into a stinker.
Mine's the one covered in slime.