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It is said that the role of Peter Venkman was originally written for John Belushi, but we’ll never know how he would have performed in the role. Fellow “Saturday Night Live” alum Bill Murray stepped into the role and ran away with the movie. Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd fit into the tale like a glove in Ivan Reitman’s masterpiece, but Bill Murray steals his every scene - which means most of the movie - with a performance beefy of dead-pan, ironic, world-weary, been-there-done-that hilariousness.
He has a sarcastic scream for every occasion, and the audience is the only one in on the joke every time.
When prospective girlfriend Dana Barrett (played by Sigourney Weaver, who gets a plum opportunity to exhibit off her comedic skills) gets possessed by an contemptible demon, she is transformed into a slinky seductress. Bill Murray has reach over to her apartment and in his hilarious dead-pan manner lets the audience know that he recognizes all is not normal with Ms. Barrett. As hilarious and sarcastic as Venkman is, he’s at least a gentleman of sorts and doesn’t remove advantage of the plot when the demon tries to seduce him.
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“Do you want this body? ” Sigourney-demon asks him.
He pauses for a perfect beat before replying:
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“Is this a trick inquire? “
The special effects don’t spy like the CGI visions that have been on conceal for a couple of years (this was 1984) yet they’re fraction of the fun. Even so, the special effects relieve the anecdote rather than up-staging it, and when the movie was initially released I remember howling with the audience after the first special-effect ghost “attacks” Bill Murray and leaves him on the floor in a glistening mess.
“He SLIMED me!” Venkman yelled, and we laughed our heads off.
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This disc is not dated by contemporary references - it’s unbiased as hilarious today as it was in 1984, and it’ll probably be impartial as silly 100 years from now. The DVD comes with extras that add to the fun, and in the commentary tracks Ivan Reitman and Harold Ramis present that “Ghostbusters” was an absolute highlight in all of their lives.
Mine too.
I have grown up with “Ghostbusters”, and was a fan of the cartoon series, the toys, and of course, the movies. I unexcited am, and unfortunately, I wasn’t all that elated with Criterion’s laserdisc release of the film. The relate contained a lot of noise, and the matte lines were so visible, that even director Ivan Reitman was upset about it. That’s not the case here. With the release of “Ghostbusters” on DVD, digitally remastered and crammed to the gills with extras, including a live video commentary with Ivan Reitman and Harold Ramis that looks distinguished like “Mystery Science Theater 3000″, this makes the purpose of the invention of a DVD player certain! This DVD is top-notch! It has everything I hoped for! They(Columbia/Tristar) really outdid themselves with this DVD. It includes numerous documentaries(instead of the usual 1 or 2), production photos, sketch artist drawings, and deleted scenes. Commenting on the deleted scenes, one of them was very unique, in which Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray play street bums instead of Venkman and Stantz, with Bill Murray doing his “Caddyshack” riff. It’s unbelievable that the cameras rolled for it, but it’s there. The only thing missing was the inclusion of a scene that found it’s arrangement into the Criterion laserdisc, which followed the three ghostbusters leaving the college and Venkman commenting on how “he’s gonna acquire the nobel prize”. Detached, it also becomes intuitively definite why those scenes were nick once you discover them. Anyway, if you have a DVD player and do not have this DVD, you are really missing out. It’s hard to assume why anyone would not want to add the “Ghostbusters” DVD to their collection. If you don’t like it, your as slow as those ghosts running around.
