The new Ghostbusters film Ghostbusters: Afterlife is releasing in November. The original star, Bill Murray, talked about the new film and confirmed that he would have a proton pack again, even if the film was “physically painful.”
What did he say?
Murray said that he meant that they did it a long time ago, but wearing those packs is very painful. Even though they made the packs, he suggests they had batteries the size of hail. They now have batteries the size of earrings, but it is still a beautiful heavy thing to wear all the time. Bill Murray added Jason has a delightful idea that he wrote with another great guy to work with, Gil Kenan. The two of them wrote a Ghostbusters film that takes it back to life and has the first one’s texture, more than the second one. It has a diverse feel than two out of four, and he thinks he is got something. Finally, he admitted that he is glad they did, and it’ll be worth seeing.
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The story of the new movie
The new film tells the story of a single mother and her two children. They sign something bizarre in their neighborhood of Summerville, Oklahoma. So they group up with a seismologist school teacher to examine the supernatural happenings. The last time people saw the group on the big screen was in Ghostbusters II. It started after the Ghostbusters are separated for thrashing parts of the city during a fight. Then Peter Venkman learns that moods have taken attention in Dana’s son. The men launch a rogue ghost-chasing task. Ghostbusters: Afterlife will release in theaters on 11th November 2021.
