I liked it. Had a warm, Spielbergian "kids delve into mysteries" feel to it with a strong performance by McKenna Grace, crossed with a tribute to the original cast (who are in the movie a whole lot less than I expected). I also liked the 2016 version, which was bigger on laughs, whereas Afterlife is more of charming family film. But I agree with Edgy that the 2016 version would've been better if it was just the same Ghostbusters business 30 years later and the original crew had retired and now everyone who worked there was a woman. Maybe they could've had one of the four just starting on the job when the film begins to serve as a point-of-view character. Anyway, Ghostbusters 2016 and Ghostbusters 2021 are a whole lot more fun and entertaining than that piece of crap Ghostbusters 2.