Not one scene in the 2016 movie came anywhere close to that moment (or the egg popping scene, or the fridge scene). The opening in the original Ghostbusters is absolutely brilliant and sets the tone for the whole movie. Terrible writing, direction and special effects. But during the opening scenes I remembered why I hated it so much. Mostly because I just really like Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy.

I watched the extended cut and I did laugh out loud like three or four times. I bought the Blu-ray on Amazon for £1.43 🤣 new and sealed and with a slipcover and everything. I absolutely hated it when I saw it at the pictures on release but thought I’d give it another chance.

Sat 28th Aug I rewatched the 2016 Ghostbusters movie again recently (slightly off topic).

Ultimately it remains to be seen if the reboot paid off but no matter what, there was no way all Saints Row fans would be completely happy with anything Volition released. A cast of whackjobs and screwballs that were larger than life that have now been traded in for a more grounded set of folks who you can probably find streaming on Twitch. Then there are the people that enjoyed the freedom of the Super Powers in Saints Row 4/Gat outta hell.Īt this point there isn't going to be a way to appease all Saints Row fans because the games are so incredibly diverse.but do you know the one thing that connected them all? The characters. Then fans of Saint Row 3 that found a good mix of realistic gameplay and over the top wackiness. You have the fans of Saints Row 1(I think) and 2, which are people who enjoyed the more realistic gameplay and slightly more grounded story. The Saints Row community is already suffering from identity crisis themselves and I believe this is where the biggest conflict stems. What are your initial thoughts on the new, rebooted Saints Row? Have your say in our polls, and then give us your full opinion in the comments section below. This one's got actual gameplay, put alongside developer commentary, and it's gone down a lot better.īut we want to know what you think. It's been a bit ugly, but a second trailer has definitely stopped the flames from spreading - at least for now. It all culminated with developer Volition saying 'we are not backing down on this game'. Said trailer was bombarded with dislikes and negative comments across multiple YouTube channels, and the Saints Row Twitter account has taken a beating.

The title's CG announcement trailer has divided opinion, and the backlash has been significant.

However, the reveal did not go down smoothly. This thing's a full reboot: different characters, a new setting, and no obvious ties to the old Saints Row games. The sandbox series is returning in February next year, with a brand new game having been announced at Gamescom Opening Night Live 2021. One of the biggest stories of the past week has involved Saints Row.

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