I saw a meme image on Facebook yesterday of Paul Rudd's character mentioning the fact that a ghost hadn't been sighted in 30 years, and then the 2016 lady Ghostbusters being "snapped" out of existence by Thanos.

Linux_Sage wrote :

I also find it hilarious that they're writing it as if that 2016 abomination didn't happen.

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With the fact that they waited 30 years to do an actual Ghostbusters III, I'm not bothering 

the fact that ivan reitman's son has directed, i'm intrigued. his dad as well as dan might have given him suggestions on ideas for the movie. with the reboot i knew it was going to be bad just because it was what it was, a reboot.

ghostbusters reboot director paul feig just gave his thoughts on the trailer. surprisingly, he wasn't upset.

Confession time:

I still haven't seen the 2016 Ghostbusters film, so I can't say how good or bad it is.

i'm not stopping you from watching it, but to me it's only worth a rental, i certainly won't be returning to it.

Benjanime wrote :

ghostbusters reboot director paul feig just gave his thoughts on the trailer. surprisingly, he wasn't upset.

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Wait why is that surprising?

article wrote : "This looks so awesome," Feig wrote. "Huge congrats to @JasonReitman and his amazing cast and crew. I cannot WAIT to see this!" You can read the full message from the director below.

(embeds tweet showing every word that was quoted and no more) -end quote

Why do websites do this? It's so weird.

article wrote : Ghostbusters: Afterlife focuses on a family, played by genre veterans Carrie Coon, McKenna Grace, and Finn Wolfhard.-end quote

Who?

@shakin

because he got really sore about the negative reception the reboot got after it released

Ghostbusters 2016 was an unfunny rehash of the original film. It was like basically poorly edited outtakes put together.