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Please watch the 1st Ghostbusters (1984) and then watch this one. No comparison. 1984 movie had humor throughout the majority of the movie. 2016 movie felt like they needed to prove they are good enough to compete. Nope!

If I hadn't read what the story was about after the 1st act, I never would've gotten the storyline. Even after reading about it I can't help but feel this was their worst Performance and Story line in history especially being the 25th anniversary. The constant musical interludes by voice or instrumental was boring. In the 1st act scene 4 the instrumental part was off key and almost painful to listen to. Either the Instrument needed tuning or the performer needed to practice more. It just seemed for a 25th anniversary they tried to scrape ideas together for the story and it fell flat. The dancers had more of a break and the singers and musicians were more eager to perform. The only real highlight was the Brooklyn tapdancer portion and the Russian dancers. Sorry, but I paid money to see the riverdance not a music performance and in comparison to the first time I have seen it- it seems since M.Flatley left everything pretty much went mediocre and did not stay true to the actual Riverdance.

Langatmig, langweilig, zu viel Gerede, und kaum action. Das ist Beschiss,aber kein Bond Film. Und was soll das ständig! Alle Leute sind gleich wichtig deswegen muss man nicht jeden Film ständig dadurch hervorheben daß man versucht Schwarze und Schwule zu integrieren. Das geht total auf die Nerven, weil der Fokus nicht mehr der Geschichte gelt sondern den Charakteren.

After watching the six episodes of The Chair, I am left a bit confused and I have mixed feelings on it. I like that the creator showed the cultural diversity and their struggles and biases each one has to contend with, however after watching the six episodes I am wondering what the message or idea truly is that we are supposed to understand. Is the series on cultural diversity and biases, or is it on issues within a team or is it a communication problem or educators failing to lead by example? There are courses that educators are required to take before they can teach which include for example: cultural diversity, teamwork and collaboration.. In the end Kim just gets steamrolled by her colleagues because they failed to communicate and she seems to be ok with it, without trying to understand what her colleagues reasoning is. Are we supposed to understand that only white people are capable of being in a leadership role? This series leaves me wondering if the creator wants to provoke and incite his or her viewers to harbor hatred towards other cultures.