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Ghostbusters Movie Vs Movie

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Ghostbusters, the 1984 supernatural-comedy is a true classic in the movie industry. From the original, quirky cast including, Bill Murray to Annie Potts, you would think it would be incomparable to the newly released rendition starring Melissa McCarthy and Kate Mckinnon, but that is not the case. The original Ghostbusters movie has been a favorite for years, but on the contrary many people have claimed that the new movie was exciting and was a fresh retake on the original, lackluster movie. It can be said that the new movie was better than the original in many different and respectable aspects.

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