Ghostbusters
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- proper noun
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Watch on YouTubeLet's see which Ghostbusters film is my favorite.
- Let's see which Ghostbusters film is my favorite.
- No wait, that's Ghostbusters, that's ATV, that's a movie.
- And you go, but she looks like the marshmallow man from Ghostbusters showing your age.
- Crank up Beyoncé's lemonade, throw on the all female Ghostbusters, because we are Pokémon going back to hell.
- He's got this like meter, kind of like a Ghostbusters meter with a long stretchy tube on top.
- And so I think the studio probably worked overtime to try and make sure that the Ghostbusters were always thought of as three guys.
- These aren't like Ghostbusters type premises.
- I'm, I mean, I could just, I, I inherited the ghost Ghostbusters crew.
- But still, I mean, I, I remember, I, I, I met Paul Feig, right, who did, wrote and directed bridesmaids among Ghostbusters, among many other things.
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Luckily, we found some Ghostbusters to keep the spooks away as we enjoyed the park.
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All right, so from the iconic film Ghostbusters, there's this one scene.
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No, he came here to finish what the original Ghostbusters started.
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Let's see which Ghostbusters film is my favorite.
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And the winner is the Ghostbusters!
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A place where you could laugh out loud and watch Ghostbusters on repeat.
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Who else saw the first photo on the listing and immediately thought of Ghostbusters?
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My kids have seen Ghostbusters, but even if they hadn't, they knew this logo.
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Reminds me of the moment in Ghostbusters in which Dan Aykroyd must decide whether to "have a relationship" with Sigourney Weaver.
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The original Ghostbusters film was released in 1984 and became a cultural phenomenon.
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The word Ghostbusters is made from two words, ghost ('spirit') and buster ('one who defeats or stops something'), like in crimebuster. So the name means people who catch or stop ghosts and became the title of a famous 1984 movie about a team who do exactly that.