Ghostbusters
This film has a vitality that seems to have vanished from contemporary culture.
The comedy is confidently lighthearted, not bittersweet; the good is unambiguously good even if the done by flawed men. Nobody is cynical, broken, melodramatic or haunted by guilt. In a world obsessed with gritty pictures, a fantasy of what could be feels deeper than most "serious" films.
As a popcorn movie, it is funny even if not hysterical. The action moves forward with great momentum, without getting tiresome. The cast displays chemistry, and the dialogue is witty without being pretentious.
The comedy is confidently lighthearted, not bittersweet; the good is unambiguously good even if the done by flawed men. Nobody is cynical, broken, melodramatic or haunted by guilt. In a world obsessed with gritty pictures, a fantasy of what could be feels deeper than most "serious" films.
As a popcorn movie, it is funny even if not hysterical. The action moves forward with great momentum, without getting tiresome. The cast displays chemistry, and the dialogue is witty without being pretentious.
Mini Review: This film has a vitality that seems to have vanished from contemporary culture. The comedy is lighthearted, not bittersweet, the good is unambiguously good even if the done by flawed men. Nobody is cynical, broken, melodramatic or haunted by guilt. In a world obsessed with gritty pictures, a fantasy of what could be feels deeper than most things. As a popcorn movie, it is funny even if not hysterical. The action moves forward with great momentum, without getting tiresome. The cast displays chemi
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