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of Liz Faber and consigned her to the waste bin of history and I've removed all pictures as requested. I think sometimes everyone could do with stepping back and remembering that we're volunteers, and writing an article of this scale, and doing it multiple times across multiple articles, is actually a lot of work and there is a difference between constructive criticism and "You should know all the policies before even nominating your article, you fool, how dare you question us".
1890:; our image policies and practices are stricter than what we probably could "get away with". In this particular case, certainly with regards to the cosplay we do have legal advice that costumes are copyrightable. The car is a bit more complicated because of the combination of the logo and other non-utilitarian features with a (presumably) functional vehicle, so definitely an edge case, but again I'd err on the side of being more conservative in interpretation.
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costumes (fan-worn) doesn't seem excessive in itself -- there are no other images of the car or costumes in the article -- and both are described in the text, thus the pictures don't seem to be merely decorative. So is there a case to change the licensing to fair use in either or both instances and keep them on that basis? Cheers,
2369:"Liz W. Faber is the Chair of Arts & Sciences at Labouré College. Her research focuses on American media, science fiction, gender, and computer history." I've argued against including people's essays in the previous FAC and was told it didn't matter, they're professionals. Well, she is a professional in a knowledgeable role.
1189:, I believe "used" should be uses. However, since this will make the tense change in the middle of the sentence, I would suggest changing it to "Due to the film's use of practical effects, they needed skilled technicians who resided mainly in the city and soundstages that were non-existent in New York."
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DigitalSpy is owned by Hearst and is a major website with an about page and clear team listing. Gizmodo belongs to the same family as things like The AV Club and also has a clear about page with team, it's a major site. Slash Film has been checked and used in multiple of my previous recent FAs. It is
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You're not screwing them up, don't worry. I don't know if I can do much about the links to supernatural and comedy film, if I unlink them someone will inevitable re-link them. I've made changes per the rest of your comments, I think
Venkman is just more commonly how he is referred to while the others
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I've renamed the section "cast and characters". I think it's better having those notes mentioned alongside the cast/characters, particularly things like how Ramis designed the character because that read to me as something done after writing, similar to how Hudson's role was cut down the night before
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My initial batch. Should have more as I read along. May be a bit slow over the weekend as I'm going on a retreat but I'll still try to comment regularly throughout, but so far this is looking very good. I have been making minor copyedits while I go that I assume are uncontroversial but just revert if
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Done for the most part, the six week window is just because of the part established in ...development I think where they pitched it in March 1983 and it was due out in July 1984. It was just a truncated production window. The 23.1 million making it a success, I don't know, the source just said its a
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I apologize profusely for not reading every single policy while reading the 2-300 sources necessary to write the article. I just did as instructed by including arbitrary essays from google scholar, I didn't realize there was a difference between one random essay and another. I've removed all mention
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Not "deported" but moved into areas where the better off don't want to be. I'm not
American so I couldn't tell you the particular areas where that happens. I think the easiest explanation would be making areas too expensive to live in, so the existing inhabitants are moved to Harlem or Queens, not
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Done the first two. The "No" image is, according to the designer, the correct way the
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this film. I'm reasonably satisfied that this article is well-researched and comprehensive. The only thing I would note is that we could expand on the brief mention of how the female-lead reboot was received because there are two salient papers that explore how the predominantly male fanbase of
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Ugh, what a time sink... Okay, it seems to me that if the current licensing of the images on WP is correct then we shouldn't be having this discussion, so I'm gathering that the concern is that the licensing is inadequate, and that might well be the case. OTOH, using pictures of the car and the
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I included the requested academic materials, a lot of them don't actually talk about
Ghostbusters, it might bring it up as an example of an 80s film or in relation to other films but does not discuss it in any sort of detail that I could include in the article. I searched through the Knowledge
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We are none of us copyright lawyers ... and the very need to write that is a danger signal. One of my roles as a FAC coordinator is to play safe with regards to ensuring that
Knowledge is not sued. I interpret - I am open to correction by the community on this - "Knowledge's very best work" as
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Excellent article, really thoroughly sourced and informative. The only nitpick I have is the "Thematic analysis" section. Now, I know others practically imposed all these strange citations on you, just for the sake of including scientific journals. But it still sounds confusing to me at times:
1944:. But the rest of the vehicle also looks like it was customized (the huge antenna, the thingies on the car roof) to be a Ghostbusters car, and we are using it to illustrate a Ghostbusters car. I'd be inclined to treat the photo as a derivative work of a copyrighted design and thus not use it.
1500:— a throughly interesting read overall. I just realised I did not watch the film before review as told to do in the nomination statement because I am terrible at following instructions :P. I'll probably watch it sometime in the distant future... Best of luck with this article!
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Due to competition for special effects studios among various films in development at the time, Richard Edlund used part of the budget to help form Boss Film
Studios, which used a combination of practical effects, miniatures, and puppets to deliver the ghoulish
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I'll wait to see what Ian Rose says, but I do have to ask, why do we have these pictures if we're not allowed to use any of them? If a self-made protest banner is too much of a copyright issue, it seems like 90% of what is on
Wikimedia should just be removed.
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Reading the documents I think I will leave it out unless asked to change it. If I insert a mention of male toxicity there I feel it is detrimental to not go into greater detail about it. Thank you for checking the existing sources and finding these though.
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Yes the way I read it is that he basically throws every idea he's got in there, which is how you end up with ghost exterminators traveling through dimensions to battle demons and ghosts, and then someone came in and cleared that all up. I've added the
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I'm actually going to jump back in and say, I don't think this is the way we should be framing this discussion. Even if the article's images were unambiguously non-free, it is highly unlikely we would get sued over it, for pragmatic reasons. But see
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are you satisfied that your concern from the previous FAC about an underuse of academic sources is resolved? I don't know much about the magazines but I think that Getty Images isn't a good source, I think they often get facts wrong. What makes
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the images will be fine, but I'm afraid that the bar is higher than that. Which is a shame, but hopefully you can see where I am coming from. Given that this is a fundemental issue and on the margin I am pinging in my more experienced colleague
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And that's it. This is an excellently-written article, and certainly an important one given this film's importance! I've made tons of miniscule changes while reading I assumed would be uncontroversial so these are my only remaining points.
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including it being rock solid in terms of copyright - for both images and prose. I may well agree with you re the images PD being good enough, but my opinion is not that relevant; if one of our most experienced image reviewers,
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There are certainly academic sources available that are not cited - I would be interested in more information on how decisions were made about what to include versus not. I would also question the use of a master's thesis per
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Regarding the previous quote, I think it could be paraphrased. Something like "Aykroyd recalled that he was writing one of
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Vincent Canby said a film's profitability was dependent on addressing children who "can identify with a 40-year-old-man with a mid-life crisis and 40-year-old-men in midlife crises who long to fight pirates with cardboard
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I think this sentence could use some restructuring. "Under
Richard Edlund" is unclear, and I think it's a bit too verbose and reads odd without mentioning that the studio is Boss Film Studios. Perhaps something like
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CLV, CAV, these are highly technical terms, they probably need explanation or a footnote as to what the difference is, I certainly don't know what they are and I'm curious why different formats of LaserDisc were
702:, I've tried to reword the reception section a bit,I've added labels in the themes section and clarified the legal Casper case as they wanted all copies of the film destroying (can you imagine if they'd won?).
2953:"Johnson took at least three grams of cocaine " this is titivating, but is it really useful? And was this three grams in one sitting or three grams over two months of design work? I'm not sure it's relevant.
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the issue is complex enough that I wouldn't definitively pass judgment on it myself. I note though that the costumes look like generic spacesuits with a logo on top, so I wonder if they are derived from an
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Hmm...I mean if the logo was absent, it wouldn't matter because it's not the point of the image so I don't know if it would be considered essential. It's certainly incidental to what is meant to be shown.
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I don't think the "we loved each other as brothers" part of this quote is necessary and/or adds anything. You already mention that Belushi and Akyroyd were close friends, which should convey the sentiment
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I'm a bit confused why "Death and immaturity" are grouped together as these two things (to my knowledge) have basically nothing to do with each other. So, um, yeah, why are these two grouped together?
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I feel like the second paragraph reads a bit jumbled together with a high density of facts. I feel like it could be streamlined a bit? Maybe cut down on the initial time/space travel plot and rework "
1073:— this is probably just my personal preference but "about" sounds unencyclopædic to me. Perhaps replace it with "approximately" or "roughly"? (If you agree with this, check for other instances too!)
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So, the interpretation is that ghosts are a symbol for the homeless and ethnic minorities? But when were ethnic minorities deported from New York? It sounds more like Clare means illegal immigrants.
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becoming the common symbol. The image was just to demonstrate how it was designed versus how it ended up. I could replace it with NFC of a set or something that might be more visually informative.
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The situation is a bit more complicated than that - there has been legal input that costumes are potentially problematic in terms of copyright, although Commons has chosen to accept such images.
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Haven't forgotten! Just working on another FAC right now where I have to add in some literary analysis which is extremely boring and tedious but I'm aiming to finish up by the weekend. I'll give
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The ghosts, which were once human, are not acknowledged as such and are treated as a nuisance that the Ghostbusters transport to less desirable areas, similar to real-world gentrification...
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I will try my best not to screw this up. I have not read above comments so I apologise if I repeat anything; additionally, I have not watched this film so sorry for any obvious mistakes.
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Zoila Clark noted that concept art of an unused Chinatown ghost bore similarities to a stereotypical Chinese immigrant including long, braided hair and a triangular agricultural hat.
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Library as well for additional materials, most talk about the obvious corporate messages, only the odd one talks about something outthere like ghosts as pollution or immigration.
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This article is about Ghostbusters. It's a great film. Watch it. Wait. Not the 2016 film, also known as Ghostbusters. The good one. The 84 one. Watch that one. Then review here.
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exceptions generally apply if the copyrighted component is incidental - for example, something in the background. That's not the case here - the logo is an essential component.
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The Thematic analysis section is good though I'd add labels for people (cultural critic, author, etc.) to explain why we should care about their interpretations. Just me though.
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On both this and the next point above: to be clear, this is a subjective judgment, and IANAL. That being said, I don't think these are okay given the information available.
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That's better, but some of the details don't appear to be present in the article text - they could either be added there or citations can be added to the image description.
1245:— I do not understand why "their friend" is necessary as Belushi is talked about multiple times in the earlier sections, and it's obvious that he is their friend. Also, per
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I finally finished reading the article! You're probably tired of hearing me say "screw(ed) up" but I'm gonna say it again because I really hope I haven't screwed these up.
2928:"filming had begun or all the cast had been signed." this reads oddly to me in the prose. Maybe a footnote to say that (if I'm reading it right) the timing was uncertain.
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I'd leave that to your judgment, just in case you might have been looking for things to add to that section. I'll be happy to support once TRM's feedback is concluded. --
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Competition for special effects studios among various films in development at the time meant part of the budget was used to co-found a new studio under Richard Edlund.
977:, I was wondering if there was more to come, or if you felt in a position to either support or oppose this nomination? Obviously, neither is obligatory. Thanks.
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filming. I thought it flowed better from a chronological readability point, but hopefully by adding "characters" it makes the content more appropriate overall.
2473:. You are supposed to understand these things when sourcing your prose well before FAC submission, not be asking reviewers to justify their MoS-based queries.
564:" I think you should substitute a different word for "fabricated". I think it could be a bit confusing given the other, more common definition of "fabrication"
3175:"far more style and finesse than would be expected" this isn't a quote, it would appear, so avoid making "factual statements" of opinion in Knowledge's voice.
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Is the No symbol image in Sets and logo necessary? The logo is already at the top of the article, and the No symbol in the section is facing the wrong way.
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As the film used practical effects, they needed skilled technicians who resided mainly in the city and soundstages that were non-existent in New York.
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If someone knows how to do the IBSN stuff I don't mind but it's one of those things that is beyond my understanding, I don't get how they work.
3150:"increased to $ 23.1 million during its first week, becoming the first major success" what level constitutes a "major success"? $ 20 million?
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another major specialist movie website with a clear and publicized team. Io9 is a subsite of Gizmodo and falls under the same explanation.
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There is clearly not a consensus to promote with these images in the article. So they will need to be removed or the nomination withdrawn.
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Google Scholar is a search tool; it doesn't guarantee that everything you find will warrant inclusion. It appears that this individual is
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Proctor, William (December 2017). "'Bitches Ain't Gonna Hunt No Ghosts': Totemic Nostalgia, Toxic Fandom and the Ghostbusters Platonic".
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So if I'm reading that right, the car itself isn't copyrighted but the symbol would be, but because it's an insignificant size it is OK?
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2740:"The film would require a big..." is this someone's opinion (Price?) as it's just a standalone unattributed POV sentence as it stands.
1472:. The gender breakdown on that critic reception section I just thought was interesting and showed it wasn't just a male-centric film.
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With the "Sets and logo" heading, could the words possibly be switched around (i.e. Logo and sets) as the logo is talked about first?
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Oh and the Cocaine part, I just find it fascinating tbh and it was obviously important to whatever process he undertook that night.
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Done. The Bernstein thing is meant to mean that he joined the project very early on before most other components were set in stone.
2839:"William Atherton (in 2009) portrays Environmental Protection Agency inspector Walter Peck" complete sentence so full stop required.
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In 1984, the filmmakers were also sued by the makers of Casper the Friendly Ghost for $ 50 million and the destruction of the film.
3166:"The year 1984 saw... " I know we're avoiding starting a sentence with a numeral, but "The year..." is unnecessary, can we reword.
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are Ray and Egon, no one really calls them Stantz and Spengler, but I've changed it all to first names. Thanks for your comments.
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That's all I have. Overall, I really enjoyed reading the article, and hope that my comments have been constructive and useful.
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He took the character's first name from a Hungarian refugee he attended school with and the surname of historian Oswald Spengler.
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2716:"for release in 2021" well it is 2021, so perhaps "late-November 2021"? And of course in a month this will need to be updated.
312:"I was writing a line for John, and Bernie Brillstein called and said they just found him … We loved each other as brothers."
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470:(also known as kitchen sink syndrome) when he calls himself a "kitchen sink" writer? If so I think a link would be a nice.
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3190:"Huey Lewis sued Ray Parker Jr, for" no need for repetition of Ray here. And for consistency, Jr. has a period.
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How much concern though? Because based on the discussion above, I believe they are appropriate for their use.
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I can relate to the traffic part in the UK, my disinterest in football knows no bounds. Have fun.
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Yes! Sweet merciful lord, it's over, the two year saga is at a close!!! Thank you everyone.
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And that's the rest of the Production section. Not much but I'll get to Design later today.
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3234:"Priced at $ 79.95" how much?! inflate too, this and other such values, it is astonishing.
1097:— I find "other" redundant as you've already said that Medjuck did not cast the main stars.
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2832:"the set dresser. Her character ended up wearing the glasses throughout the film." -: -->
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out of the country entirely. I'm trying to think of a better title for the last section.
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has been promoted, but there may be a delay in bot processing of the close. Please see
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hit. Back then that would be a lot of money especially when it cost 30 million to make.
2731:"wrote the script, intending to star in it " not star in the script, star in the movie.
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1276:— what does "hit" mean here? Right now, with it's vague meaning, it seems like puffery.
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326:" Just for clarification: this means that sources provide different estimates, correct?
231:"a sequel" in the lede. I think it should be obvious to the reader that a movie called
3315:. Last thing, could the ISBNs be made consistently formatted? No big deal. Cheers.
1826:, you'll have to decide if it can progress as is then or I need to remove the images.
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3117:" in the six weeks before filming began" any insight as to why this short timescale?
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2907:"and looming June 8, 1984, release date" reads clumsily, do we need the date here?
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I hope these will be clarified, but I support promoting this article nontheless.--
1352:. Thank you again for taking the time to review this, I know it's a big article.
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This is just personal preference, but I don't think you need to explicitly call
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3156:"behind Red Dawn and" you have genres for all the other movies noted, but not
2910:"editing the film while shooting it." edited the film while is was being shot.
2593:, I didn't do a full source review here, just queried that particular source.
1315:"once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to develop fully his patented comic character.
3250:"Blu-ray disc editions" link, for consistency, as you've linked VHS, DVD etc.
3039:, sorry to rush, I'd just like to get it done before the new film comes out.
2867:"they could film only" similar to the point above, "filming could only be..."
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Well, Knowledge does not clean up itself. Sometimes things just get missed.
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3349:, please put me out of my misery and tell me this can finally be promoted.
1205:— this may suggest David Spear is also Bernstein's son. Perhaps reword to "
618:
I'm gonna finish this review tomorrow. Just been busy these past few days.
1195:— this is nitpick-y but can "One of the" simply be "A" to be more concise?
792:
Maybe to rename this subsection to "Inequality, immigrants and pollution"?
3452:
2826:"enough dogs in the film. They and Candy passed" who is "they", the dogs?
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3558:
I've given this another read-through after TRM's review and am happy to
2758:"towering Marshmallow Man appeared. The Marshmallow Man was" repetitive.
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Good job on that btw, comic articles are a pain in the ass to promote.
3481:
Hope this helps round out the article and conclude this nomination. --
2956:" the correct scale. They bought several" merge these short sentences.
2737:"Price in March 1983. Price recounted" quick repeat, could merge this.
1774:
IMO there are two images of concern, but see comment of 26 September.
1255:— nitpick-y but can we change "had to use" to used to be more concise?
1327:
That took a long time. I'll hopefully finish this review by the 2nd.
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1039:— could this possibly be rearranged to avoid repetition of "Belushi"?
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issues. I know I said this last time but I can still see a few (e.g.
997:
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Well that FAC passed. Now can give this my full undivided attention.
3129:"It also had fantastic features ..." which didn't make it on-screen?
2811:"from historian Oswald Spengler" perhaps "from German historian..."?
1279:
The Box office section contradicts itself. The first paragraph says
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Subsequent comments should be made on the article's talk page or in
2710:"its sequel series" I don't think you need to repeat "series" here.
2412:
https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/the-computeras-voice
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I don't even know how you'd find that out so I've just removed it.
1407:— Really unsure about this one but I think "that" should be "which"
1077:
Ghostbusters, Aykroyd's was the heart, and Murray's was the mouth.
2423:
And it came from Google Scholar which is what I was told to use.
2947:"shots were done in one" done is clumsy reading, captured? made?
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https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=X7bZvIQAAAAJ&hl=en
1434:— can this be reworded to avoid repetition of "Rotten Tomatoes"?
3502:
Is that information not more relevant to the 2016 film article
2504:, I've removed the offending article, are we able to progress?
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OK with respect to the sources I questioned, except for Getty.
239:. From the current sentence, you could easily just strike it ("
2977:"advent of CGI, any " explain CGI before using the initialism.
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Where is that quote from, and when? This source is from 2009.
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2719:"Delphi Productions" appears in the infobox but nowhere else.
2670:, do your comments above constitute a source review? Thanks.
2623:, no, it need s a source review. I will list it at requests.
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1940:, if the logo was the only issue then I'd say it falls under
2986:"deal of pain; she wore a harness" are these clauses linked?
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That takes me to "Technology and equipment", more to come.
2054:
I did - like JJE I don't have much to add to what's above.
1920:
Just noting I got the ping and will take a look... Cheers,
1395:, use a straight apostrophe ('), not a curly apostrophe (’)
201:
I think you should mention Belushi died in 1982 for context
3244:"in the LaserDisc version" presumably you mean "versions".
3187:"Ray Parker, Jr.'s" no comma, check the image caption too.
938:
I'll try to leave more in a bit and to not screw them up.
3256:"Although the typical..." 54-word sentence, bit too much.
2801:"were also considered ... were considered to" repetitive.
2322:
Oh, forgot about Getty. I'll try to find an alternative.
3434:
film may have driven the toxic reactions to the reboot:
2864:"existent in New York. Despite its New York" repetitive.
2808:"he attended school with " with whom he attended school.
2355:
Did you have a rationale on the thesis wrt SCHOLARSHIP?
1079:— The "was"es sound weird to me. Should they be removed?
1045:— I'm unsure of this but should "Bill Murray" be linked?
324:...$ 25–$ 30 million; different figures have been cited.
3169:"grossed over $ 100 million" in a single calendar year?
3123:"The neutrino wand had" in quote marks for consistency.
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in case they wish to add any input or to over rule me.
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1002:"would have cost something like $ 200 million to make."
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creating a puppet operated by tens of cables running...
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I'll get a review in sooner or later. Probably sooner.
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2959:"Zombie Cab Driver puppet. The Zombie was" repetitive.
2848:"adapting multiple takes to keep cast inserts" jargon.
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That takes me to "Cast and characters", more to come.
2971:"The model was heavy and unwieldy. It took..." merge.
2944:"studios were ... remaining studios were" repetitive.
2857:"just after Christmas and before the New Year" -: -->
2851:"Central Park West" link this first time, not second.
2798:"until the last minute" colloquial, not encyclopedic.
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was more serious in tone and was intended to be scary
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Bloody fantastic article. Keep up the good work DWB!
717:
I've done a full rewrite of the reception section :)
3247:"a USB Flash Drive when" no need for capital F or D.
2644:
did at the top of this section not a source review?
3181:"the Marx brothers " Brothers normally capitalised.
2871:That takes me to "Post-production". More to come.
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just checking in that the image review is passed? (
1443:— I believe there should be a comma after "release"
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The Marshmallow Man was fabricated and portrayed...
462:Thank you for your patience! Here comes some more:
3135:"consultant Brent Boates. Boates drew" repetitive.
2836:"The role was ... Dumont's role as"... repetitive.
1305:— I think a comma is needed before "Peter Travers"
3640:The above discussion is preserved as an archive.
2983:"red contacts that" do you mean "contact lenses"?
1561:File:1959_Cadillac_Ecto-1_(12227773836).jpg: see
1413:— I believe "ninth greatest" should be hyphenated
1309:described Ghostbusters as "irresistible nonsense"
890:start a ghost-catching business in New York City.
2755:"The most difficult part..." according to whom?
2575:, is that a pass on the source review? Thanks.
2417:https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-faber-36462a15/
43:. No further edits should be made to this page.
1372:— I think a comma is needed after "particular"
3646:No further edits should be made to this page.
3602:template in place on the talk page until the
3197:That takes me to "Home media", more to come.
1419:— not sure why the genders are relevant here.
892:— does "New York City" need to be wikilinked?
797:"Addressing audiences and death" subsection.
29:The following is an archived discussion of a
8:
3120:"on-screen models were" of the proton packs.
2829:"passed on the casting" what does that mean?
2749:" his script. He considered" consider merge.
1323:— is there a missing space in "crewmembers"?
1283:was the second-highest grossing film behind
1243:creature to homage their friend John Belushi
3298:, yes your comments have been very helpful
3253:"Ecto-mobile" hyphenated here for a reason?
3144:"was done on set" very much dislike "done".
1938:File:1959 Cadillac Ecto-1 (12227773836).jpg
1936:With respect to copyrights, IANAL but with
992:Sorry! I forgot about this. More comments:
2962:"The Library catalog scene" why capital L?
2938:replacing a word in a quote. Consistency?
2707:"used part ..., which used a " repetitive.
2517:That is fine with respect to that source.
1809:As I said above, it's a subjective issue.
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3172:"a Fireman's pole" no need for capital F.
3132:"a No symbol with" no need capitalise No.
2916:"effects-laden film .... effects " ditto.
1567:File:Ghostbusters_Supanova_2014.jpg: see
1401:— I think a comma is needed after "crew".
1051:— I believe the second "was" is redundant
257:is a direct sequel to the 1984 movie and
2968:"were simply hung" no need for "simply".
1379:said that before Ghostbusters television
1209:, Bernstein's son, and David Spear" or "
1133:, these edits have been done by myself,
1085:— I believe "archetype" should be linked
926:Ray and Egon research Zuul while Venkman
847:
3262:"nukebusters") sanitation" needs comma.
2469:A post-graduate position does not meet
1217:Bernstein had previously scored several
780:"Inequality and pollution" subsection.
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2931:"Ghostbusters". Bernstein" ref order.
2858:"between Christmas and the New Year".
2407:https://laboure.academia.edu/LizFaber
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3441:Communication Culture & Critique
3147:"its wide release" country or world?
3141:"explodes ... explosion" repetitive.
2922:"The feeling was ..." whose feeling?
1287:while the second says it was behind
1285:Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
1946:File:Ghostbusters_Supanova_2014.jpg
1381:— I think a comma is needed after "
2804:"appearance. It featured a" -: -->
2722:Similar comment for "Black Rhino".
2534:are we waiting for anything else?
1468:, I've made the necessary changes
1317:— missing a closing quotation mark
1193:One of the deleted scenes involved
908:— "he" meaning Belushi or Aykroyd?
253:I think it should be clearer that
115:is a major horror-comedy classic.
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2913:"filming an ... film" repetitive.
1265:technology was designed not to be
1091:— I believe "of" should be "from"
1067:— I believe "a" should be removed
3268:"The Hollywood Reporter's" link.
1552:Some images are missing alt text
1438:its release it was considered a
1432:Rotten Tomatoes. Rotten Tomatoes
1213:, Elmer's son, and David Spear"?
1055:in Studio City, Los Angeles and
934:— rewrote each other's scripts?
922:, this should be in past tense.
2980:"create a second" one, not "a"
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1417:critics (118 female, 135 male)
1399:interviews from crew including
1370:ideology, in particular Reagan
1361:12:09, 30 September 2021 (UTC)
1337:08:27, 30 September 2021 (UTC)
1261:— should the comma be a colon?
1168:10:01, 29 September 2021 (UTC)
1150:13:17, 26 September 2021 (UTC)
1120:01:49, 26 September 2021 (UTC)
1027:— unlink "parapsychology" per
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290:Done, you can see the changes
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3193:"Parker, Jr. later" no comma.
3072:where I'm going to watch the
2713:"in 2014. A 2016" repetitive.
2663:No, it varies. (Quite a bit.)
1017:Also link "Winston Zeddemore"
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3379:Very well written. Happy to
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3209:19:38, 3 November 2021 (UTC)
3126:"The PKE meter" what's that?
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2746:"owed a payment." ref order.
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2666:Doesn't look like it to me.
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1294:That year saw the release of
1274:the first hit for the studio
1259:versions were made, a hollow
3597:featured article candidates
2845:"to be... my" MOS:ELLIPSIS.
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1704:So is it OK to use or not?
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1321:commentaries by crewmembers
1253:Bryan had to use a separate
1103:— link "New York City" per
380:Don't You (Forget About Me)
266:you don't agree with them.
31:featured article nomination
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3474:10.5294/pacla.2017.20.4.10
2805:"appearance, featuring a "
2734:"1982. Aykroyd" ref order.
2397:https://www.lizwfaber.com/
1615:Expanded it a little bit.
1411:the ninth greatest film of
1043:castmate, Bill Murray, who
3311:You're welcome, happy to
3259:"The EPA explicitly" who?
2752:"August. When" ref order.
1225:→ This includes "Magic" (
1101:began in New York City on
912:that utters a single word
771:Support from 3E1I5S8B9RF7
398:my full attention after.
3643:Please do not modify it.
3322:Keep wearing the mask...
3282:Keep wearing the mask...
3271:"Empire's reader" ditto.
3204:Keep wearing the mask...
3087:Keep wearing the mask...
3059:Keep wearing the mask...
2997:Keep wearing the mask...
2925:"son Peter. " ref order.
2878:Keep wearing the mask...
2769:Keep wearing the mask...
1089:the surname of historian
932:then rewrote each other.
466:Is Aykroyd referring to
243:was followed in 1989 by
36:Please do not modify it.
2335:Replaced the Getty one
2199:Regarding the sources,
1948:... well, according to
849:Resolved comments from
224:came out in parenthesis
198:" as a single sentence.
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1223:This included "Magic"
1065:effects and a popular
222:Extreme Ghostbusters
3163:"later." ref order.
3080:. If that helps.
1569:commons:COM:COSTUME
1563:commons:COM:VEHICLE
1232:I think linking of
1071:for about two weeks
1061:after "Los Angeles"
3453:10.1093/ccc/tcx003
3374:Support from zmbro
3178:"Newsweek's" link.
2974:"30-foot" convert.
2854:Link Fifth Avenue.
2220:reliable sources?
1524:Thank you so much
1219:— which Bernstein?
1083:fiction archetypes
1037:, before Belushi's
216:I'd add the years
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3523:Laser brain
3504:Laser_brain
3485:Laser brain
3411:Laser brain
3403:Laser brain
2206:Digital Spy
1247:MOS:SURNAME
1105:MOS:DUPLINK
1029:MOS:DUPLINK
1013:MOS:DUPLINK
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700:TheJoebro64
468:scope creep
376:TheJoebro64
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3078:Chair Boys
2617:Nikkimaria
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1991:, pinging
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1653:De minimis
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1139:Chompy Ace
996:Check for
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800:cutlasses"
3590:WP:FAC/ar
3586:candidate
3076:beat the
2571:Hi again
2017:WP:NFCC#8
1350:edit here
1227:MOS:TENSE
1187:MOS:TENSE
873:American
255:Afterlife
245:a sequel,
3584:: This
3158:Red Dawn
3035:Pinging
1989:Ian Rose
1975:Ian Rose
1922:Ian Rose
1865:Ian Rose
1425:Filmsite
1156:Pinging
1057:— add a
880:directed
211:visuals.
140:resolved
50:promoted
3560:support
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2615:Thanks
2210:Gizmodo
2195:Sources
1987:Thanks
1526:Pamzeis
1502:Pamzeis
1498:Support
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1449:Pamzeis
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1329:Pamzeis
1236:may be
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1008:, etc.)
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745:Support
315:enough.
171:Thanks
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867:MOS:LQ
319:death"
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3386:zmbro
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2890:Done
2781:Done
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2214:/Film
2177:Yes.
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1207:Peter
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