If you believe in ghosts, I think this movie does a good job of making it at least a little bit believable, which then makes you want to bust a ghost.

Well, yeah, because busted makes you feel good.

That's right. Right. Remember when we first met John McLean, our god I picked him up from the plane and took him

down the Nakatomi Tower at the Christmas party and the terrorists were overzealous, but it was sweet when they killed

Ellis.

And with a little help from Alan, John McClain.

Welcome back to Shatt the Movies of the Movies, the Podcast, where we answer the question where the movies we love and growing up really that good

Have you ever caught yourself thinking why do they make movies like they used to can you still remember spending your Friday night searching for the perfect movie rental at blockbuster video? Do Do you even remember what Blockbuster video was?

If you answered yes, and this is the podcast for you,

I'm one of your three host Roger Oprah,

alongside me are my two co-host, Big D Dick Ebert.

Good evening.

And Jean Lyons. I collect spores, mold, and fungus. And each

week we take a look back in time and decide if our favorite film still hold up. Each week the

audience selects from four movie choices week the audience selects from four movie choices

that the audience selects from and then we break out our VHS race car, tape,

reminders and watch the movie that tell you the highest number of votes at the end of each

podcast, the three of us will provide you with the number of each wipes the movie would need to take to get off your butts.

This week's movie theme was what, Big D.

This was one of our most highly contested categories, the best of Bill Murray. We had Stripes, Kingpin,

Ghostbusters, Groundhogs Day, and the final two Groundhogs Day and

Ghostbusters were separated by only five votes,

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