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1) Write to all the four Ghostbusters Bill,Dan,Harold and see what they come up with
2) Write to all the big dirictors
3) Build up a acount four gb then send to bill
4) Secretly try and get Bill,Dan and Harold in one room to talk about it
I really want to see Ghostbusters 3 out there by at least the year 2008 come on
please try and think off more ideas please this might sound stupid
but what else have we got to try
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Kingpin3) Build up a acount four gb then send to bill
A what?
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Nobody, including Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis (great writers though they are) has been able to come up with a good script yet. The one and only script known to have been written for the long awaited sequel was of course back in 99 by Dan Aykroyd which was very poor indeed.there were several drafts and treatments written, some solo aykroyd scripts and some collaborative aykroyd/ramis. the overly NEGATIVE review by stax at ign.com listed some negative aspects of the first draft… such as low humor, weird story, undeveloped characters, and high techno babble. according to SEVERAL interviews throughout the past 20 years, these were ALL big things in aykroyd's first drafts of GB and GB2, and we're all obviously fans of those films. there haven't been any reports regarding info on the collaborative aykroyd/ramis scripts. aykroyd said in an interview a while back that it was “one of the best hell scripts to ever come out of hollywood.”
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That may be true, but how good?like i said, no one has given details or information regarding the collaborative drafts of GB3. in other words, no on knows how good it is.
After reading what the script was about and the new characters, I personally didn't like it. The idea of hell entering our world is just too unoriginal and the new characters are just plain boring…again, the review is not representative of all drafts, only aykroyd's 1999 first draft. like i said in my previous post, aykroyd's first draft of GB3 was right inline with his other first drafts. in the initial script for the original, it was set in the near future, with the ghostbusters traveling through several different dimensions, competing with other groups of ghostbusters. the characters were reportedly all the same, and the humor level was extremely low. ALL of those aspects were changed as the script developed. much the same for GB2, and it looked like GB3 was taking the same course. this is all highly documented in sources such as MAKING GHOSTBUSTERS and the GB/GB2 issues of CINEFEX magazine. there is no evidence to show that the collaborative scripts written by aykroyd and ramis for GB3 were bad. not to mention, aykroyd himself has said in TIME magazine that bill murray hasn't read any of the scripts for GB3.