The new Ghostbuster Movie

I like to see slimmer, again and octo1 in new effects of course the 4 guys Egon, Peter, Winston and Ray...any possibility?

Well Egon is dead so probably not. RIP :(

I mean, sure, we'd all like to see the Ghostbusters drop a few pounds, get slim, but I just don't see it happening.

It'll probably be some of the old cast having a 5 minute role where they learn 'the new ghostbusters' (read: handsome teenagers) how to bust ghosts. The new ghostbusters team will have a female and an asian dude as well. Great VFX, those ghosts look great. It will be phantomtastic.

Dear God, don't let anyone ever make another Ghostbusters movie.

not even M. Night Shyamalan?

Cast Emma Stone as the nerdy but cute receptionist/secretary whatever the hell job that girl in the first one had. Makemoneymakemoneymakemoney.

No, but, Rick Moranis is retired, Harold Ramis is dead, Bill Murray seems to not want to do it. So just, just don't, no one wants this.

"This summer, you are going to see dead people... lots of them!" - Cue theme song.

Many rumours say 4 ladies, so unless they are retconning Egon and the rest into women probably it's all new characters. Women or men, new is probably the way to go.

Huh? New Ghostbusters? Did I miss something?

Needs more Seth Rogen. Jack Black?

Honestly, if its just going to be an all female cast I don't care. This isn't a sexist thing, I just don't won't it. The Ghostbusters wasn't about being all dudes, and it shouldn't be about all women either. The comic books have done a good job introducing new female characters, even having 3 women on the team for a short time...but I also don't care much about the new director. I thought Bridesmaids and The Heat were overrated.

There's a flaw in your logic.

The original Ghostbusters were all men, but as you said, wasn't "about being all dudes", but you won't see a Ghostbusters film with all women because it shouldn't be "about being all women". Just because the characters are women doesn't necessarily mean this would be some proto-feminist movie.

Paul Feig, who I believe is running it now, has been making a run of female-lead comedies lately, but for the most part they aren't all "girl power" or anything, they are basically Seth Rogen movies with Kristen Wiig instead. Now, not liking his style or movies is a legit concern, but I don't necessarily think women Ghostbusters is an issue (though an all-woman team does seem an odd fit for this franchise to me).