The new Ghostbusters film stars four bad ass women so we’re hoping it doesn’t contain many jokes about blow jobs. This didn’t stop it making the final cut. Keen to stay true to the movie’s spirit and to maintain the delicate character arcs, director Ivan Reitman and his cronies ensured BJ was retained anyway. Hooray. In Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Visual History, Ramis is quoted as saying: ‘The idea behind the scene was to give Dan a love interest — a woman who’s been dead for a hundred years.

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The Mary Sue has a strict comment policy that forbids, but is not limited to, personal insults toward anyone, hate speech, and trolling.— If these annotations are indeed Aykroyd’s, it seems like he was really into the scene — judging by all the ‘holy cow’ ‘whoa’ and ‘wow’ going on.It’s probably the most cringe-worthy scene of the entire movie, and not just because Aykroyd’s fly magically comes undone. I have a friend who had three women visit him in a haunted house in Louisiana, and it was one of the greatest nights of his life. But in under two hours, you obviously can’t have everything.’ One more thing. I can’t help but notice that there aren’t any “sexy Ghostbusters” costumes in the men’s category, even though Kevin handed this costume concept to the world on a silver platter: The raunchy scene was supposed to be part of a longer segment with Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, but was eventually shoe-horned in as a dream sequence due to run time contraints. Aykroyd remains adamant to this day that the scene was not just a gratuitous, sexist bit of movie banter, but based on real events he’d learned of from paranormal explorers.