Original-Cin by John Kirk

With the right combination of nostalgia and novelty, it’s spot-on for families looking for fun on movie night.

NME by Nick Levine

Like Afterlife, Frozen Empire ultimately succeeds because it’s so much fun to watch.

Chicago Sun-Times by Richard Roeper

I’m pleased to report that Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire carries the same endearingly goofy, science-nerd spirit of the first film and delivers a delightful balance of slimy ghost stuff, sharp one-liners, terrific VFX and a steady stream of callbacks to various characters, human and otherwise, from the 1984 movie.

TheWrap by William Bibbiani

What it lacks in intelligence it makes up for with good vibes and great casting.

The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by Brad Wheeler

It is a fun, serviceable, family-oriented exercise in reprise that counts on nostalgia as it brings history and present day together.

Film Threat by Bradley Gibson

It is exciting… enough and is carried by the fun cast and design work.

Consequence by Liz Shannon Miller

Though the ensemble is too large, Frozen Empire does successfully find a decent balance between the multiple generations featured here, letting the younger cast drive most of the action without leaving the older characters on the sidelines

Austin Chronicle by Richard Whittaker

Yes, even after all these years, ‘busting will still make you feel good.

The A.V. Club by Manuel Betancourt

Overall, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire makes for a serviceable entry in this now four-decade-running franchise. No matter that, in tone and in structure, it all but replicates what’s worked in the past.

USA Today by Brian Truitt

Alongside familiar faces and newcomers, “Frozen Empire” rolls out a new supernatural big bad and more horror than the series has done in the past, yet it still often struggles to find freshness and recapture old magic.