To celebrate the upcoming release of the brand-new Ghostbusters movie in July 2016, Sony has unveiled four brand-new character posters, one for each of our new heroes! Each poster features a character in their Ghostbusters jumpsuit with their Ghostbusting equipment:
Patty Tolan (Leslie Jones):
Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy):
Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig):
Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon):
It is being speculated that Sony will release their first Ghostbusters trailer very soon. Can't wait to see our first glimpse!
Original source: io9
In other Ghostbusters news, the popular Ghostbusters drink Ecto-Cooler could may be making a comeback! Coca-Cola has re-registered the trademark for Ecto-Cooler, a Ghostbusters-themed Hi-C flavor drink, described as "the greatest non-alcoholic beverage on the planet". It was a citrus punch that had the perfect balance of tartness and sweetness, which was only elevated by its radioactive neon green hue. The flavor was sold until 2001—12 years after the last Ghostbusters movie aired.
According to Planet Ghostbusters, Coke re-registered the trademark on September 15th. This could be simply so they don't lose their rights to the name, but it seems at least as likely that they may be planning to bring it back to accompany the new Ghostbusters movie, due out on 17th July 2016. Given the high-profile movie tie-in and the powerful nostalgia people have for the flavor could indicate that it could be appearing on store shelves again soon!
Patty Tolan (Leslie Jones):
Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy):
Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig):
Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon):
It is being speculated that Sony will release their first Ghostbusters trailer very soon. Can't wait to see our first glimpse!
Original source: io9
In other Ghostbusters news, the popular Ghostbusters drink Ecto-Cooler could may be making a comeback! Coca-Cola has re-registered the trademark for Ecto-Cooler, a Ghostbusters-themed Hi-C flavor drink, described as "the greatest non-alcoholic beverage on the planet". It was a citrus punch that had the perfect balance of tartness and sweetness, which was only elevated by its radioactive neon green hue. The flavor was sold until 2001—12 years after the last Ghostbusters movie aired.
According to Planet Ghostbusters, Coke re-registered the trademark on September 15th. This could be simply so they don't lose their rights to the name, but it seems at least as likely that they may be planning to bring it back to accompany the new Ghostbusters movie, due out on 17th July 2016. Given the high-profile movie tie-in and the powerful nostalgia people have for the flavor could indicate that it could be appearing on store shelves again soon!
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