Lastly, in a much less showy moment but possibly the sweetest of these lines, Annie Potts makes her return as the delightful Janine Melnitz. When Phoebe puts on her proton pack for the first time, she asks Podcast to 'Switch me on.' It's a small touch, but evocative of a phrase employed by the original crew, typically indicating to the audience that it's time to bust some ghosts. 'There is no mom,' the new Gatekeeper replies. If you remember that scene, you'll be delighted by Carrie Coon's haunting response when they approach and refer to her as mom. After we see Callie attacked in her father's hidden basement lab, the kids come home to find her zoned out and disheveled, sitting in a chair and looking quite similar to Sigourney Weaver when she first got possessed in the original movie. When Phoebe requests her phone call, the sheriff answers as though he's been listening to a lot of SiriusXM's '80s on 8: 'Who ya gonna call?' The call of course, goes to Ray Stantz, effectively calling in the troops.ДЄnother key moment occurs as Gozer is nearing a return, needing a new 'Gatekeeper' and 'Keymaster' to open the gate between dimensions. We learn that Trevor's crush Lucky (Celeste O'Connor) is the daughter of the local sheriff (Bokeem Woodbine), who has put them in jail.

It occurs when Trevor, Phoebe and her friend Podcast (Logan Kim) are arrested after destroying half on Main Street via proton pack blasts. You likely either laughed out loud or groaned out loud at the most noticeable one. It's a good thing Ray didn't get that tattoo back in 1984, or he'd be mistakenly walking around with a very different verse on his arm. fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! Rivers and seas boiling!' Of course, there's also a scene in the original 'Ghostbusters' where Ray recites the bible verse to Winston - but he accidentally quotes it as Revelation 7:12. In most movies, this could be called 'foreshadowing.' But if there's such a thing as 'backwards-shadowing,' this might qualify, because the verse clearly calls back to the day of judgment on Stantz's mind in the original film when Venkman told the mayor that New York was headed towards a disaster of biblical proportions. 'And the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood.' 'And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and, lo, there was a great earthquake,' reads that verse in the King James bible. Read on for explanations of all the big ones - but first, repeat after us: I ain't afraid of no spoilers.ДЇurther tying the old friends together, when Phoebe calls Ray, you may have noticed the former Ghostbuster is sporting a new tattoo on his arm. With Easter basket in hand, let's venture into every spooky, silly, unapologetically reverential frame of 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife' to hunt for eggs. Reitman, consider the challenge accepted.

But, when something so fully evokes the feelings and memories of one of the greatest action/comedies ever made, how could that be a bad thing? Love it or otherwise, 'Afterlife' is crammed with so many visual cues, not-so-hidden props, word-for-word quotations and even music cues referencing the original film that it almost feels at times like you are watching the original film. 'If you're a 'Ghostbusters' fan,' says the Oscar-nominated 'Juno' filmmaker (and son of Ivan Reitman, director of the 1984 classic), 'you're about to go on the greatest Easter egg hunt of your life.' Similar Apps - visible in preview.Depending on where and how you choose to see ' Ghostbusters: Afterlife,' you may be greeted by a pre-show video message from writer/director Jason Reitman, as critics were at pre-release screenings.

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