Loved many of his movies, but the Ghostbusters trilogy are my favorites.

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We are all sprinting towards the finish line and it's coming up fast.

Good lord I didn't realize Ghostbusters was in 1984.

"Animal House" in 1978 was the first of his works that I remember seeing. For a ten- or twelve-year period after that one, everything he touched (or inspired) could brighten up a cloudy day; and make money at the box office.

“Boon, I Anticipate A Deeply Religious Experience.”

That's sad news. I liked so many of his movies but I think Stripes, 1981, was my favorite.

"Lighten up, Francis."

Rest in peace, Mr. Reitman.

Indeed sad. Harold Ramis passing level bummer. R.I.P. Mr. Reitman. I certainly enjoyed your works.

sad news

great talents all, and no one replacing them

Comedies certainly aren't made like they used to, Hollywood could use a lesson on Reitman's work.