yeah, I think it's currently all spoken for at least from amazon, it includes a rare out-of-print book that's considered a holy grail among the Ghostbusters fandom.
Late to the party I know but watched this at the weekend and loved it. The vast majority of the film is with the new cast - albeit the underlying story is about what Egon was doing and the resolution of that. It was a bit less weird than it might've been going in and knowing it was a respectful homage to the original film (and to Harold Ramis).
Maybe a lot of me liking the film was the strong links to the previous two films and so when the surviving original three Ghostbusters turn up that was just the icing on the cake. Also, a nice touch that (like in the first film) it took four proton packs to defeat Zuul as opposed to just three (and off course gave Phoebe a nice moment to shine).
Of course I could just be getting sentimental in my old age!
No, I generally do too. You would think that the Marvel movies, if not "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", would have trained more people to stick around until after the credits. Besides, I'm always trying to see if anyone I know was crew.
As a fan of film scores, I can listen to the score afterwards without any of the story's diagetic sound, but the movie theater sound system is the best way I'm probably ever going to hear that end credit music. Also, I paid good money to see the film, so I'm going to get every penny's worth and sit there and digest the movie to whatever music someone thought was best for the end credits.
