Yes, after all this time Peter and Dana are together and seemingly living blissful lives. In the first, we see Venkman's life at home-with Dana (Sigourney Weaver). There are, in fact, two post-credits scenes in Afterlife-both of them focused on the cast of the original films. But it's the climax of the film, so it cannot be ignored After all, the digitally de-aged Leia in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and Luke Skywalker in Season 2 of The Mandalorian weren't exactly welcomed with open arms. The inclusion of Egon's ghost is going to be a divisive move, for sure. It also gives the other OG Ghostbusters the opportunity to give him a proper farewell. In the end, though, he's recreated using visual effects to actually help his granddaughter control the proton pack. The character, originally played by the late Harold Ramis, is Phoebe's grandfather and his ghostly presence is felt throughout the movie. In addition to the surviving Ghostbusters, Egon Spengler appears in ghost-form. There's another interesting "cameo," though. Seeing Phoebe (McKenna Grace) standing side-by-side with the original Ghostbusters, blasting away at the foe, is an exciting site-especially when you consider how massive a fan of the movies Grace is. In fact, Afterlife ends with something of a passing of the torch as the three surviving original Ghostbusters-Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Ray Stanz (Dan Aykroyd), and Winston Zedmore (Ernie Hudson)-show up in uniform, armed with proton packs, to help the kids defeat Gozer once and for all. While the thrust of the story is this group of kids coming up against Gozer, the villain from the original film, that's not the only way the two movies are connected. Ultimately, there's quite a bit of fan service in the film. If you haven't seen the movie, stop reading now. Warning: The following contains spoilers about Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
GHOSTBUSTERS AFTERLIFE CREDITS SCENE MOVIE
And while the other Ghostbusters films are undoubtedly in the comedy/horror genre, Afterlife is a sort of adventure movie more akin to The Goonies than anything else." There are some decent scares in the movie, but nothing that should be too overwhelming for younger audiences. Hayner said the movie "The Force Awakens level of homaging to the first Ghostbusters film," but that it strikes "a balance between action, family-friendly levels of horror, and a comedic tone that doesn't overpower the story. In his review of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, GameSpot's Chris E. The new movie introduces a young cast of Ghostbusters, sees some returning favorites, and gives a hint at what's been going on with the spirit world since the end of Ghostbusters II. Ghostbusters: Afterlife is in theaters now.After being delayed for over a year, Ghostbusters: Afterlife is finally in theaters, bringing new life to a decades-old franchise. Uh-oh, it’s blinking red, which spells trouble… and another sequel, one likely set back in the Big Apple. And now the camera descends into the firehouse’s basement, home to a familiar containment unit. Who’s driving the car? We don’t see anyone. The doors open and in rolls the Ecto-1, all spiffy and back where it belongs. Then cut to Winston visiting the old firehouse from which the Ghostbusters once ran their busting business. Winston is apparently a very, very, very successful businessman. Janine, in the present day, looks at that same coin as she goes to meet Hudson’s Winston at his swanky New York office.
If you’ve bought into the nostalgia-fest that is Afterlife, you’ll be helpless to do anything other than smile.
In it, Annie Potts’ Janine gifts Ramis’s Egon with a lucky coin from the 1964 World’s Fair in Queens, New York. Up next, truly post-credits, faithful fans are treated to a short, touching scene deleted from the original 1984 Ghostbusters. Are they a couple again? We hope so! A deleted scene from 1984’s Ghostbusters Only now Peter is the one getting zapped in his chair, and Dana happily does the zapping as she wrings a long-held secret out of him. We get a cute, playful bit with Murray and Weaver as Peter Venkman and Dana Barrett at home doing a twist on the Ghostbusters scene in which Peter tested young women’s ESP skills, praising the ladies and zapping the guys. Then the credits are rolling and, there’s an interesting name among the cast: Sigourney Weaver.
So, when the credits start to roll, we get a short, sweet on-screen tribute: “For Harold.” Sigourney Weaver returns! The good guys win, with pivotal assists not just from Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Ernie Hudson, but also the late, great Harold Ramis.
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