Any Ghostbusters movie that will keep the franchise alive will always get my support… but I was hoping for more corporate showcasing and backstory of Z-Industries & more Slimer antics in their day-to-day lives rather then basically doing the same scene twice. Maybe I have to watch it again to appreciate it more, it just felt rushed into with a bunch of throw away characters. The bonding of characters I wanted weren’t the ones I got. And if Ghost’s can’t talk (Egon in afterlife) why could Melody? My kids loved it and that makes me really happy. I want Ghostbusters to continue being a part of their lives so when they are as old as me they can be just as critical about feeling more curious with the lore & backstories!

So good!! It’s not everyday that you can see a good, clean, fun show! Well done Ghostbusters & thank you Dan Akroyd and Harold Ramis!

“Frozen Empire” is an eclectic, enjoyable barrage of nonsense.

Amy Nicholson

The New York Times

It’s a franchise reduced to nothing more than a parade of hollow, familiar images, lightly repackaged in hopes that we’ll buy another ticket and try to revisit the emotions we felt when we encountered this world for the first time.

If you accept the low-bar aspirations of “Frozen Empire,” you may get a pleasant-enough experience out of it. It’s a movie that feels almost more like a high production-value TV pilot for an appealing sitcom, with Rudd as the stepfather, than it does a big-screen event on par with the original.