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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Images Reveal Mischievous New Ghost

The most recent trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife received a mixed response from fans, who were wondering why there wasn't a single joke to be found in the promo for what's been hyped up as the supernatural comedy sequel we've all been waiting for since 1989.
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The most recent trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife received a mixed response from fans, who were wondering why there wasn’t a single joke to be found in the promo for what’s been hyped up as the supernatural comedy sequel we’ve all been waiting for since 1989.

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It was an interesting choice to edit the footage in such a reverential fashion, but it’s not as if director Jason Reitman is taking the franchise originated by his father Ivan and leading it down the hard-hitting dramatic route that’s landed him four Academy Award nominations for writing, directing and producing Juno and Up in the Air.

After all, there’s a slew of top tier comedic talent attached to the project, and that’s without even mentioning the adorable mini Pufts that had Bill Murray in raptures, or a brand new ghost named Muncher who looks to be Afterlife‘s version of Slimer. A pair of new images from Empire Magazine have revealed the specter causing mayhem, which you can check out below.

We’re just weeks away from Ghostbusters: Afterlife coming to theaters on November 19, and the early reactions praised the way Reitman and his cast have toed the line between nostalgia, fan service and telling a fresh story that leaves the door open for sequels. That’s exactly what we wanted to hear, especially when the last stab at the property proved so polarizing.


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