Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire should be a Netflix series (SPOILERS)

There's something strange...in this movie's script. Who you gonna call? With the release of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, it's become obvious that the film needed some improvements, but the funny thing I noticed was its similarities to Stranger Things. Maybe Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire should have been a Netflix series. Warning: Spoilers ahead! If you love Ghostbusters and wished it was transformed into a binge-worthy show, this video is for you. On our first-ever episode of Atomic Vision, I uncover some harsh truths about Ghostbusters, nostalgia, and how Sony maybe should consider television shows as an option instead of films. Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is directed by Gil Kenan, starring Paul Rudd, Mckenna Grace, Finn Wolfhard, Carrie Coon, Dan Akroyd, Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, Annie Potts, Celeste O'Connor, Emily Alyn Lind, and Slimer as himself. 0:00 Buffets and overindulgence 0:36 Today's special guest is... 0:53 A Ghostbusters Retrospective 1:44 Great ideas but... 2:27 Afterlife set everything up and Frozen Empire does nothing instead 3:46 New Mythology, New Ghosts...but no purpose 4:34 The REAL Ghostbusters cartoon should be the formula 5:01 The 2nd best storyline...the film chooses to ignore 6:20 Not Gozer but the same rules as Gozer 6:53 TOO MANY CHARACTERS 7:30 This should have been a Netflix series 8:55 Hollywood's obsession with Nostalgia Bait needs to go! 9:46 Negatives aside, this could have worked 10:38 Recommendation? 11:11 Outro 11:52 End Credit Gag Instagram: instagram.com/atomicvisionshow Threads: threads.net/@atomicvisionshow #Ghosbusters #FrozenEmpire #moviereview Ghostbusters, Ghosbusters 2, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Sony, Sony Pictures, Netflix, Netflix TV series,