In this since after the making of the Ghostbusters III movie the Ecto 2(Dodge Magnum) is one of the coolest Ghostbusters vehicles to appear a Chrysler product on the Ghostbuster movie series to make the Dodge Magnum more popular as a toy Dodge Magnum to sell very well and the real one to lift prices for that company as the car known as Ecto 2(aka Dodge Magnum) to introduced in Ghostbusters III for the first time.

as for the the cast, i couldn’t say i’m not really clued up on that but one things for sure the original cast has to be in it as it wouldn’t even resemble the magic of 1&2.

Plot holes though: You’ve got Egon in the cast list but what does he does in the actual plot, apart from firing his proton pack at the end? Surely he could have solved the whole problem with some nifty invention? You need a reason for Egon to not be able to fix matters.

Also, does Winston get his mind back in time for the climactic showdown? I would think he would have to, because they wouldn’t give a proton pack to a child (as Egon said to Bobby Brown in 2 “a proton pack is not a toy”), cos he could end up crossing the streams.

Not only that, but there’s no way we can let 9 months pass in the story while Venkman and Dana wait for their giant hotdog bun baby to arrive (is Oscar still rampaging around the city all that time??), so we need some kind of narrative cheat there. Maybe, to give Egon something to do, he could inject a dose of Eco-containment-irradiated saveloy directly into Dana’s uterus, which then causes the giant new baby to pop out early and grow exponentially.

With a few small adjustments I think it’s a winner.

Oscar, Dana’s son turns into a hotdog which was suggested by Pete in 2, and turns out that it was in fact a premonition. Oscar then preceeds to take over New York city much to the dismay of it’s residents and of course the rest of the team. Ray, who is now morbidly obese tries to eat oscar which infuriates Pete and Dana and they force him to have his stomach stapled. The operation is a huge success and Ray is now no longer hungry. All the while, Oscar is still at large. Winston during this time goes completely mad and develops the mental age of 4, constantly exclaiming ‘daddy i’ve done a poo poo!’. With no way out, Pete and Dana decide to try for another child and as luck would have it, Dana gives birth to a large oversized hotdog bun called Phillip. Both children duke it out, combined with the ghostbusters firing their proton packs filled with various condiments such as mustard and ketchup, manage to overpower Oscar. The film’s climax happens much like that of ‘The Omen’ as Pete is faced with the unbearble realisation that he has to throw his own sons into the giant cooker which was converted from the ecto-containment unit, (Sad bit for the girls) and cries…a lot.

Winston to be played by: Ru Paul

Egon: Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter)

Pete: Chris Kattan

Ray: Marlon Brando (exhumed, and via pulley systems)

I think it’s a winner!

Miler 2005 I think I agree with you on almost every single point you have made… almost. Jack Black in my mind would almost defiantly bring the feel of the classic characters back (if done in a non-rocket sauce style that we know he’s capable of) Hyde and his jaded feel would be a nice one too… and of corse the original cast would have to be in it… no matter what. As for Matt Leblanc i think he could pull it off, but i would rather see someone else in there, after reading reviews of the script and descriptions of knew characters I think Dane Cook would make a good addition, I very much like to see him welcome a ghost to Thunderdome before serving it a face full of lightnin! As for Jeff Goldblum; he would defiantly make a welcome addition, if given his traditional style of acting ie Jurassic park and the more resent life aquatic.

Though it seems he wouldn’t end up in a big role (most likely a small cameo), I would love to see Bill Murray don the suit once again… even if he’s in it for 5 seconds he should get slimed ( who wouldn√¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢t want to see Murray as the mayor having Slimer plow over him).

There is no doubt in my mind that the movie will not be made without all of the original cast, and some fresh faced new ghost busters… but what about ghosts, or more interesting the devil! Who would play them? and more importantly what kind of style would they preform in? I for one would like to see Sean Bean… don’t ask me why, I think he’d make an awesome lucifer… but that would most likely not work if they wanted a Donald trump type of devil… Opening a door to hell in time square? Maybe a short fat annoying prince of darkness aka Danny Davito, or Joe Jechie (mob boss?… without making it to clich√ɬ©). Or even a slick business man Liam Neason, Hugo Weaving, Alec Baldwin (seems he can’t get any serious roles without coming across as funny anymore… America! fuck yea!). or just a funny cookie crazeh devil, which maybe would even open further doors for Jeff Goldblum in my eyes…

What ever the verdict is in the end I do believe that, if done right, a third ghost busters would be great movie that could take us back to a time when giant marshmallow men roamed the streets, bathtubs weren’t as safe as we thought, and some of our favourite actors had hair.

but the fact remains, if it was to be made… I’d see it

The original cast is getting old and the only original cast member I can see suiting up again is Ernie Hudson. Murry is old and grey, while Ramis and Aykroyd have to drop a good deal of weight.

I think the only way a third storyline would work is if Venkman’s character isn’t an actual ghostbuster any longer. I could see him being the Mayor of New York, while the other three original ghostbusters train a new group. This would allow for interaction between Murray and the rest of the cast, but at a level that I think Murray would be more satisfied with since he wouldn’t have to suit up or get messy. In a sense, it would be a different character for Murray. Peter Venkman the ghostbuster is quite different than Peter Venkman, Mayor of NYC.

As for potential cast members, I used to feel that Ben Stiller would be good for a role, but after seeing his acting range as of late, I feel he isn’t a good fit. He seems to only be capable of playing overly neuortic underdogs. Will Smith would have been good, but after his stint with the MIB movies, I think it would be a bad idea. Perhaps the actor who plays Hyde on “That 70s Show” would be a good fit. His character reminds me of Peter Venkman in some ways – a lazy, smart assed, ladies man. Matt LeBlanc from “Friends” and “The Whole Nine Yards” would be a good fit too, I feel. He could play a character similar to the demeanor of Winston Zeddmore. As for someone who is very enthusiastic (Ray Stantz), I’m thinking Jack Black. As for an Egon Spengler type of actor, nothing comes to mind right now, though I would imagine that in order to keep the cast from being entirely Caucasian, a person of a different Race/Ethnicity/Gender would be a good idea. Somebody mentioned Jeff Goldblum – that might work, though he is significantly older than the characters I have already mentioned.

I like the idea of Hell rejecting souls and them spilling out into NYC. I think instead of the GBs going into Hell to battle the Devil, that Hades, the greek God, should takeover NYC and make it his own extension of Hell, to solve his own over-crowding problem. Another Ghostbusters movie plot that I have been toying with in my mind was the idea of the main villian(s) being the “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” Perhaps these two stories could even be joined into one story.

Let us just hope that Bill Murray and Sony can come to some sort of agreement.