If I had to make a female-centric Ghostbusters movie, I'd do it this way:
It wouldn't be a remake, and it wouldn't be a sequel. It would be a meta-sequel. The basis for my film would be 4 normal everyday women who have gathered every year to watch their favorite film ever- Ghostbusters. On the 25th anniversary of the movie, they decide to nerd it up by staying at the hotel used in the movie for the Slimer portion. Eventually, something happens that night where the girls realize that ghosts do actually exist, and Harold Ramis based GB off "true events." The rest of the movie has them trying to recreate all of the various GB stuff (proton packs, traps, etc.) through shenanigans/failures/emulation to become The Real Life Ghostbusters (title).
If you had to shoehorn in the OG guys, it would be camoes as themselves and not as the characters (i.e. Dan Akroyd talks about what a crazy conspiracy theorist Harold really was, random plot stuff).
P.S. I'm not a good writer.
It wouldn't be a remake, and it wouldn't be a sequel. It would be a meta-sequel. The basis for my film would be 4 normal everyday women who have gathered every year to watch their favorite film ever- Ghostbusters. On the 25th anniversary of the movie, they decide to nerd it up by staying at the hotel used in the movie for the Slimer portion. Eventually, something happens that night where the girls realize that ghosts do actually exist, and Harold Ramis based GB off "true events." The rest of the movie has them trying to recreate all of the various GB stuff (proton packs, traps, etc.) through shenanigans/failures/emulation to become The Real Life Ghostbusters (title).
If you had to shoehorn in the OG guys, it would be camoes as themselves and not as the characters (i.e. Dan Akroyd talks about what a crazy conspiracy theorist Harold really was, random plot stuff).
P.S. I'm not a good writer.