Sheridan started out with such great promise, but it’s been a steady slide down from Hell and High Water.

...and nothing to say

Just wanted to mention that AVClub and Splinter are now beside Jezebel on the Paste masthead so everything is nice and official.

You left out the best line:

The final shot of the seven of them arguing manners was exactly the right way to end it and how I want to imagine them forever.

“Left and right are ideological arguments about how to run a state. That’s all they are. They are not a right or wrong, or good and bad. It’s which do you think has greater efficacy? That’s it. You try one, and if that doesn’t work out, you vote it out, and you try again a different way. That’s a process. But we’ve…

Genuinely don’t get how Garland being open about his plans is ‘sabotaging’ the movie

Those ideas might be too dark for the kiddie friendly franchise.

Oh shit, comments are back! Better make good use of this gift... umm... sweet Laurel Canyon sound? Of cock? Yeah, I got nothin’.

You’re not even giving Timothy Chalemet’s young Harry Powell prequel a chance, are you?

The original is my favourite movie ever, among with Singin’ in the Rain.

See, these are the kinda ideas GB needed. Imagine Boss Tweed coming back from the dead and running a newly resurrected Tamanny Hall.

I think Ghostbusters *could* have become a real franchise if they’d cranked out more sequels in the late 80s and early 90s.

Bad Ghostbusters: Port of Call New Orleans.

I mean theres always Gillian Jacobs ,Samara Weaving or  Jaimie Pressley.

Could we just get a Monkey Island Movie instead of rebooting this?

I mean there was also this

Agreed, very underrated.. I’m not sure who they’re going to find to play Powell after Mitchum basically perfected the role. Maybe like a Javier Bardem if he’s doing a combo of Skyfall or Dune 2's charisma with No Country’s menace. But it’s tricky. I wouldn’t even attempt this if I were Derrickson.

I can see it now: Bad Ghostbusters: Port of Call New Orleans.

I like it!