You’re welcome. 
:lol:
Slime is self replicating. That was shown twice in the movie, during the courtroom scene and the toaster scene. The videogame builds on this with upgrades to the equipment that decrease slime replication time. Don’t think of the large tank on the blower as holding slime, it’d more likely (ad-hoc in-universe nerd theory time!) hold the propellant used for the actual blowing while one of the smaller tanks held a reservoir of “reactant” slime.
In your defence it took me years to notice they had an explanation for the amount of slime needed to move libby in the movie already, it’s just not pointed out explicitly.
They took it off him as they were helping him up…you might wanna watch it again 
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I don’t know if this would count but here goes:
In the original movie when we first see Dana she’s carrying groceries, then the eggs pop and Zuul is in the fridge
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In the second movie when we first see Dana, agian she has groceries, then Oscar’s Baby carriage takes off down the road.
Maybe she should just stop shopping at that store.
Hum… I guess that works… 
don’t have a screenshot, sure others have caught it, when Louis is telling Janine about Rita Hayworth, you can see a box of HI-C, the box is orange, I believe it to be a subliminal buy Ecto Cooler message…or a neat little thing thrown in there…
Here are some on the ones that were already talked about:
Lady behind the pillar
Hi-C box
& here are a couple of mine,
Peter has the newspaper articles from GB1 framed in his apartment:
I never noticed Winston sitting in the courtroom untill about 10 mins ago!
I don’t know much about court proceedings, but is it normal to have arrested criminals be part of the public during a trial?
*Also, is it just me, or does the guy in the shades & jean jacket look like Marc Anthony?
Glad to see I am not the only one that wears fedoras and 3 piece suits and not living in the 30’s
Realizing that Winston was sitting behind them in the courtroom even makes it more disappointing to me that he wasn’t involved in the subsequent bust 
I never noticed Winston back there either!
But that pic of the Hi-C juice box just jogged a memory. Somewhere, looooooooooong ago, I found a bowling pin for sale and bought it SPECIFICALLY because Venkman had one in his apartment. I had totally forgotten that! I wonder where it got off to?
Likewise, from GB1, I used to have a ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign, swiped from a hotel just because it looked really close to the one in the first movie.
Alex
I always smile when I see the cable harness swinging the table across the room in the courthouse scene :3
I never noticed the GB news paper articles or winston sitting behind them, I guess he just helped people outside. There was only three packs anyways.
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That’s something I wondered too. They were just diffing a hole in the street. When did they have their packs for the police to confiscate?
They had the packs in their truck, or at least thats what the old guy said on the witness stand.
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Oh, when he says “That’s the stuff they took from their van.” ? brain farted on that one
Wonder why they had their pack then.
They were digging because of a possible supernatural event. They wanted to be ready in case there really was something under the street and it got mad about it.
+1
“I’d rather have a proton pack and not need one, then need a proton pack and not have it.”
GB & AvP mash-up
HA! i’ve had a bowling pin in my living room for ages. i never noticed venkman had one in his place. that’s too cool! i’m pretty sure mine is a dead ringer for the one in the screen shot.
i have a “do not disturb” sign on my office door, too. i’ve been meaning to buy the GB replica on RPF forever… might do that tonight.
And yet when they go down into the abandoned tunnels to investigate, they leave their packs behind. 8)
I particularly like the “What about the packs?” line for Winston (the pragmatic one) because they’re acknowledging their own convenient oversight as writers for the sake of the plot, without really giving an answer as to why the characters did it.
Alex