Next year's Ghostbusters sequel has some bold ambitions to build an even bigger franchise out of the first two movies' infectious DNA.

There's something strange your neighbourhood. Who you gonna call? Why the old guys who sorted out all these spooky shenanigans the first two times of course!

Dan Aykroyd wants to bring the remaining original cast members back for a third Ghostbusters movie and is currently working on a script for this.

“Reboot” has in general become a dirty word over the last few years, but very few Hollywood do-overs have received the type of scorn leveled at Paul Feig’s all-female reimagining of Ghostbusters. I’m not going to get into the details of all the flak thrown the way of Feig, the sheer internet ugliness aimed at stars like Melissa McCarthy and Kristen …

You don’t get a classier caliber of actor than Bill Murray. The guy is charming, funny, and can act his socks off (yet has never won an Oscar – rigged MUCH?) So adding him to the upcoming – and to some controversial – all-female reboot of the 80s classic Ghostbusters is going to do a lot to silence some people who would use …

Think of movie spies and you probably immediately think of a dashingly handsome fellow in an immaculate suit, with a roguish smile and a tricked-out supercar, ready to serve/bed the world one cold-hearted pun at a time. What you don’t think of, is a foul-mouthed Melissa McCarthy on a Vespa. And yet, that’s exactly what you’re getting this week in …

I’m not against the idea of an all-female Ghostbusters film. I’m plenty certain that director Paul Feig and his cast can pull something off. I’m just not interested in it in any way whatsoever, and will most likely happily rewatch the original films when that one is released. Sony can do whatever they want with the franchise, and even though …

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