Is GHOSTBUSTERS being screened anywhere in London? I've done a Google search but can't seem to find anything.
Ghostbuster returns to theaters next month
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13 years, 1 month ago
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13 years, 1 month ago
Matthew;172842
Is GHOSTBUSTERS being screened anywhere in London? I've done a Google search but can't seem to find anything.
I heard someone say it is being screened at the London Imax if that helps.
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13 years, 1 month ago
Thanks very much Batman2. I've found all the cinemas that will be showing it in London. I may go and watch a screening every night if I can at a different cinema each time.
I'm very exited as I haven't seen GHOSTBUSTERS in a cinema since 1984 and it was a great experience, not just the film itself but the atmosphere and the cinema that I saw it in. There's nothing quite like watching a film with an audience on a big screen with good quality sound.
I'm very exited as I haven't seen GHOSTBUSTERS in a cinema since 1984 and it was a great experience, not just the film itself but the atmosphere and the cinema that I saw it in. There's nothing quite like watching a film with an audience on a big screen with good quality sound.
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13 years ago
I caught it last week in Columbia with about 30 of my closest strangers. “Registered voters” got the biggest laugh.
I noticed something though. I kept catching myself watching the background, rather than the actual movie. Probably because I know the movie so well, I don't need to watch the intended parts.
I also had to pimp-slap the part of me that keep complaining about driving 30 miles and spending almost $9 to see a movie I've had on DVD for years.
I noticed something though. I kept catching myself watching the background, rather than the actual movie. Probably because I know the movie so well, I don't need to watch the intended parts.
I also had to pimp-slap the part of me that keep complaining about driving 30 miles and spending almost $9 to see a movie I've had on DVD for years.
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13 years ago
Took the whole family to see it tonight and we had a blast. My only regret was not wearing my uniform because their were quite a few dressed up. Like the person before me already stated, I found myself checking out the background a lot. Things I never noticed before, like stay puft is painted on the side of the building right next to the firehouse. The funniest part for me was hearing my 7 year old daughter say “I have seen shit that will turn you white.” Not appropriate for a little girl but it was damn funny. Their were a few kids there, and I hope that they are no life long gb fans!!! Seeing this film in the theaters really makes me want to see new films, my fingers are crossed!!!
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13 years ago
Unfortanatly my theater doesn't seem to be playing it so I can't go to see it.
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13 years ago
The theater I went to see it didn't have too many people attending. The theater also had a mishap. After the trailers ran, the Footloose remake started rolling, and people were like “This isn't Ghostbusters!” A few people and I checked if the screen number was right, and it was. The front desk said they were on it, and after they stopped it, they had to replay a couple of trailers; people were like “ughhh”.. it was pretty funny.
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13 years ago
Hey all,
This is my first post in over a year since I joined. Everytime it approaches this time of year I get back ‘into’ Ghostbusters and often start reading trivia, watching trailers and then finally digging out the DVDs. This year the theatrical re-release has made it even more special.
Question for those who have seen this already:
Is it the same transfer as the DVD from 2005, the Blu-ray or an entirely different one? I haven't watched the Blu-ray version properly still as I did not like what I read about the transfer. I am just wondering if it is the same Blu-ray transfer whether all the problems are noticeable in the theater or not. Also if it is indeed the Blu-ray version, do you think I will enjoy seeing it for the first time in a theater?
This is my first post in over a year since I joined. Everytime it approaches this time of year I get back ‘into’ Ghostbusters and often start reading trivia, watching trailers and then finally digging out the DVDs. This year the theatrical re-release has made it even more special.
Question for those who have seen this already:
Is it the same transfer as the DVD from 2005, the Blu-ray or an entirely different one? I haven't watched the Blu-ray version properly still as I did not like what I read about the transfer. I am just wondering if it is the same Blu-ray transfer whether all the problems are noticeable in the theater or not. Also if it is indeed the Blu-ray version, do you think I will enjoy seeing it for the first time in a theater?
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13 years ago
It was the best quality I ever saw of Ghostbusters. The sound was terrific, I didn't notice the film “grain” as much as I did in the blu-ray.
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13 years ago
JSpengler;172995
It was the best quality I ever saw of Ghostbusters. The sound was terrific, I didn't notice the film “grain” as much as I did in the blu-ray.
That's brilliant news to my ears. What put me off from watching the Blu-ray was all the noise in the picture from the changed brightness and contrast on the digital transfer. I guess even if I do see it, the sound itself or simply seeing it on the big screen should be more than enough.
