‘Ghostbusters: Beyond’ Sequel Already Has a Release Date

Some of us didn’t like the bad reception that remake feminine Ghostbusters (2016). Not because it was a movie, but the original adventures of Peter Venkman and the anti-ghost company in New York, and besides, Paul Feig never betrays the daring spirit – and we don’t mean Slug – of the original works. But we understand that you liked it more Ghostbusters: Next (2021).

Because, being a sequel to two films directed by Ivan Reitman (1984, 1989), and despite the cameos of the main characters in the films of Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy, he could better understand the nostalgia for them and use the interest of the public. viewers for how he was able to follow the supernatural story. On the other hand, with a budget of seventy-five million dollars, it has grossed over 204 box office worldwide: nearly double what it was worth in benefits.

So it is not surprising that it was decided to raise fourth feature filmcompletely forgetting about this Paul Feige, so Jason Reitman pulls the thread that leaves the last scene Ghostbusters: Next how he threw in the same thing that his own father had left. And now we know that the new party the premiere will take place on December 20, 2023which shows that Sony wants to guarantee us a merry and spooky Christmas.

The sequel to “Ghostbusters: Beyond”: back in New York

The last day of the Ghostbusters, celebrated on June 8 of every year, as the first film was released almost forty years ago on that day, director and co-creator Gil Kenan revealed some details about the next project: the end of something Ghostbusters: Next, Ecto-1 drives towards Manhattan, returning homeJason Reitman said Hollywood Reporter. Which confirms that history is returning to New York.

“And before anyone heard the name outsidecall [al filme] Rust City. Which wouldn’t make any sense to anyone until they saw it.” “Codename for upcoming film fire Department“. Now we are all probably wondering if our beloved Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Winston Zeddemore, Dana Barrett and Janine Melnitz will step in again. Except for the daughter and granddaughter of the late Egon Spengler and the rest, of course.