What? Another Ghostbusters post...F@#K

So, it's 2013. And according to Dan Aykroyd, this is the year that Ghostbusters 3 goes into development (he's been saying that since 1988, I think). They've restarted the process shortly after Bill Murray supposedly shredded the first script.  As many of my loyal readers know, I'm very interested in the project. So much so that I provided casting ideas and an introductory script layout for Sony pictures and Dan Aykroyd to mull over for a bit until handing me a paycheck to finish out a script. Instead, I find out that they've hired other writers.  After almost a year of brewing ideas and thinking about cast members, I've decided to go somewhat a different route with the story and casting. So continue on reading if you want to read a fanboy's dream cast and story idea for Ghostbusters 3. If you aren't interested, turn off your computer and smash it on the ground because you do not deserve world wide access to the webs.

Resurrecting Another Fanboy's Dream

Earlier in the year, I mentioned how my family has cut the cord on our television viewing...meaning that we no longer have cable or DVR and chose to stream our entertainment on-line through services like Hulu and Netflix.  So far, I've been fairly happy with the results (except for not being able to watch March Madness). We've even gone so far to cancel our discs from our Netflix account because we end up streaming so many television shows that we don't have time to watch movies on DVD that we honestly didn't want to see. If I want to see a movie, I go to it in the theater, and if I miss it there, Redbox is available and Amazon has digital rentals. So that's a quick update on the first few months on life without cable...but this entry is about how my love affair with Netflix has been heating up.

Venkman v. Stantz - Nobody wins.

If you didn't realize, I'm passionate about three things...Comic book movies, the Muppets, and the Ghostbusters (I'm passionate about a few other things...Dr. Pepper, Bacon, Ron Swanson, the demise of Whitney Cummings' career, my wife and family...pretty much in that order too).  Comic book movies have taken off beyond my wildest dreams. The Muppets returned to the big screen last fall, and it seems as if a sequel is going to happen. So that leaves the Ghostbusters.