You know, in all honesty, I don't think that GB3 is going to get made. Yea, it'd be kick-a, but if you think about it, all the ppl who grew up on GB are all grown up, so I don't think that teh fan base would be quite as big anymore. You have to think from the movie studio's p.o.v. as well. Would they make alot of money off the movie, or would it be a waste of time?
Oh, by the way, i'm 16.

Two in the box, ready to go! We be fast, and tehy be slow!

Im 19 which means i grew up with gb's as a matter of a fact when i was a less then a year old my parents took me to go see the movie, and if more people my age or even little older see merchidise they will relize how cool that movie was. It's already started to get a market following again b/c of Hot Topic, Polor Lights. Yes i know Hot Topic stop selling Gb's but as Ectoman belives and i belives that a big company more and likly brought the Merchidise rights to Gb's so we'll see it get popular once again, will i better shut up now b/c im going on a rant

Ok we get it NO ONE thinks GB3 will be made…ok…everyone thinks it would be great…ok…i bet the next newbie will think the same thing, and the next, and THE NEXT!! *sigh* take a chill pill vinny-boy, calm down…breathe

i dont know. I have a lot of little bros and they all love Ghostbusters (maybe I had a little to do with this) even my 6 year old bro like ghostbusters, his favorite character is SLIMER. all his friends come over and they love ghostbusters because of slimer, so in theory kids love slimer so they will like GB. so give slimer some more screen time and make him a little more like a pet and kids will go for a GB3!

I'd beg to differ, Slimer_04. Most GB fans are around our age(I'm 17). The other fans are kids who would like it if their siblings watched it, and those who liked it when they saw it in the theater. With the proper marketing (not an rgb movie, even though I'd like to see one), the movie could make respectable amounts of money. Remember, GB did start as a movie. People think spider-man is for little kids, and look how well that movie did.