No it doesn't.
My password is password.

Yea,
It deserves Repeat Viewings.
Without strife, your victory has no meaning.
Without strife, you do not advance.
Without strife, there is only stagnation.

I liked it when I saw it, but forgot it immediately. Not so with the original Ghostbusters. I still remember it vividly.
My password is password

I was just about to write a post about the hole drilling scene.
Explain to me why that works. Why couldn't they open a manhole and climb inside?
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But the Cartoons are Great!
You Know How many years it has taken Wolverine to Don Yellow, WTF!
Without strife, your victory has no meaning.
Without strife, you do not advance.
Without strife, there is only stagnation.

Perhaps, but fun is fun. Plus, it had a perfect villain, perfect showdown, and excellent theme song.

Ghostbusters 2 is so much a rip-off of the real Ghostbusters cartoon.
Janine having red hair
Slimer living in the firehouse as a pet
Janines cartoony personality instead of the no b.s. one she had in the first movie.
The jumpsuits are like the cartoon as well.
I can smell your pussy

Agreed.

It was, but they're infamous for making some pretty stupid decisions in both films. It's all about dumb luck for the team when it all boils down to it.
For example, in the original, they put three mortgages on a firehouse that they could barely afford. Imagine if their business wasn't lucrative. They would be stuck paying for an entire building for 30 years. Either that or, face possible foreclosure. What could they do, sell it to the FDNY?
I suppose the biggest of them all is when Egon repeatedly warns them not to cross the streams but, in the end of the original, they do it anyhow.
As for drilling a hole in the middle of the street: It worked because they managed to discover the River of Slime. I still laugh at the fact that Ray started becoming paranoid, and managed to knock out an entire city's power. Only in a film such as this would it be plausible.
While the sequel was kinda dumbed-down for a kid-friendlier audience, I'll always love it. Maybe not as much as the original, but it'll always hold a special place in my heart.
BTW, awesome signature. They should have kept that line in the movie.