For the love of God please stop making poor old Harrison Ford pretend to be a 40 year old treasure hunter.

Nobody wants to watch "Indiana Jones and the Non ADA Compliant Ramp Outside the Post Office"

Hollywood is doing the creative equivalent of mountaintop blasting. Nothing will be left of anyone's childhood except a blasted heath of slow piano covers of beloved theme songs.

If there's one franchise that needs a reboot, it's USSR

Bustin' feels good though

I'd put jurassic park first. At least Ghostbusters are solving an external conflict. At this point any jurassic park movie should just be 40 minutes of somebody trying to convince an investor a park where you have live dinosaurs won't have the exact same incredibly predictable problems they've immediatly encountered the last 6 times they did this exact thing.

Aliens. Time to take they keys away from Ridley Scott.

Still salty they played favorites and gave him back the franchise over Neill Blomkamp and he went on to make one of the worst Aliens movies ever.

The best time to stop for each of them was the moment they became franchises. The second-best time to stop is now.

The jurassic world trilogy is hilarious and are an accidental meta commentary on themselves.

They should make a ghostbusters where the dead actors are the villains

What about the MCU, or James Bond?

Was Ghostbusters ever actually good though

Have they stopped making Terminator sequels/prequels yet? How many silly time travel branches can they churn out? Terminator 2 was basically a high budget remake of the original Terminator with some plot tweaks, both were excellent. I think I watched 2-3 more and they were all forgettable.

hot take: Ghostbusters (2016) was the best movie since the originals, possibly even on par with or slightly above Ghostbusters 2. it had good wacky energy and didn’t try to take itself seriously like the kids reboot, and it had queer rep that didn’t feel like queerbait, as opposed to the newest movie.

oh, and while I can’t explain why this is, the homages to the original movies and actors felt like proper homages, rather than nostalgia traps like in the reboot series.

I'd rather have new movies rather than sequels even though some sequels can be good, the bad outweigh the good

One franchise I'm surprised works so well revived is the Caped Crusader reboot of Batman TAS. Still got a lot of the old magic

I'm torn on this because I want more good ghostbusters movies but it seems like the OG movies are just a combination of magic that's gone.

But dae remember that candy bar and how spiritually important it was that it needed to be enshrined decades later in a place of honor?