10 Bad Signs That Spell Doom For Paul Feig's Ghostbusters

10. The Ecto-1 Looks More Like An Old Station Wagon

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Technically, it's a hearse with ambulance doors, but regardless, the new "Ecto-1" - and that's using the name lightly, as it's not the Ecto-1 at all - looks pretty much like an old station wagon. Something that should come in two colours: ugly blue and faux wood paneling. If you grew up in the 80s, you probably remember those just as vividly as you remember the Ghostbusters franchise.

The thing is, if there's one thing that Paul Feig should not have changed for his Ghostbusters film, it's the Ecto-1. It's an iconic part of the series that was recreated as a collectable toy several times, and that was a big part of the cartoon series. You've got people in real life driving replica Ecto-1s as well, and if you absolutely must do a remake, it would have been easy enough to fit the original car in as a nod to the classic film.

Sadly, that's not happening. Instead, you get a watered down Ecto-1, which might be symbolic of this production thus far: everything feels watered down to this point.

Remember, this isn't the Batman franchise, where the Batmobile has been done over and over again. Fans are a little more resistant to change in this case.