Ghostbusters: Afterlife Being Called Stranger Things “Ripoff”

Jason Reitman’s Ghostbuster newly released movie, Afterlife: The recently released film was dismissive of some Internet-users about a resemblance to the paranormal Stranger Things Tv show of the 1980s. The long-awaited third movie, preceded by Ivan Reitman’s Ghostbusters in 1984 and his successor Ghostbusters II in 1989, relooks at a tiny town in Oklahoma where they will soon discover supernatural events: single mother, Carrie Coon, scientist-obsessed wife, Phoebe (Mckenna Grace) and young son Trevor (Finn Wolfhard).

“The new Ghostbusters movie will be a ripoff for foreign things,” one person tweeted. “Just the new Stranger Things season teaser has released, and named ‘Ghostbusters‘ for whatever reason,” he reads another tweet.

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As a little town boy, Wolfhard all-stars Stranger Things and Afterlife wanted the supernatural to contend. Wolfhard once confessed he felt that his role as an outsider would preclude him from appearing on new Ghostbuster. Stating over the summer to the Hollywood reporter, “I was listening, and for that very reason, I thought,’ Jason Reitman probably won’t even look at my tape because I’m doing it in strange stuff already.’

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During Season 2 of the popular Netflix show, Wolfhard played a “Ghostbuster,” as his protagonist, Mr. Mike, gave a screen-precise Halloween costume outfit.

“I’m nervous about this. “To see it, I’m so happy,” Wolfhard told Entertainment Tonight about the Afterlife. It is a truly beautiful movie. Ghostbusters: Afterlife premiered on July 10, 2020. “It’s true to the first two movies with Stranger Things.”
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