A rock fell in a callback to the series' most famous scene. Unless this is sarcasm, you need to lighten up.

My God, you guys whine about a lot of inconsequential stuff that has no bearing on the actual movie. It’s a song... in a trailer... Stop comic book guy-ing this.

I never even watched it. But it’s one of those things where I was such a huge fan of its original run on Fox that I wanted to see how it closed out. But it was always me saying to myself “I should watch that one of these days.” So, I feel angry that I can’t get it anywhere. But at the same time, if I could, I would…

In what world do you live in where replacing the engine on your ICE car only costs 2-5k$?

Get outta here. A sedan does not work with even one kid. No, you don’t need some 8 cylinder behemoth but have you seen the size of car seats these days? Have you seen the size of strollers that need to be shoved in trunks/cargo areas?

Everyone on here complaining about large cars saying they should be taxed and classified differently don’t understand why a large segment of the population but them. They buy them because they have families. For every stereotypical country boy buying an F150 I’ll show you a family with three young kids that needs an…

BS. Have you interacted with the common public at all in your life. People forget supposed world changing events and people all the time after enough time has past. See any hacky late night talk show routine where they show regular people a picture of someone or something famous on the street and they have no idea who…

God you sound like a joyless crank. The movie was fine. It feels like critics have finally reached a breaking point with the nostalgic sequels trend that was started with Force Awakens and decided to, unfairly, unleash all their angst on Ghostbusters Afterlife.