We've started the German Ghosts. I've heard from Reddit that the German and Greek versions are the best compared to the British one. The German one is very good!
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New extended trailer
Just came here to say this! It looks brilliant!
It's so nice to see the familiar faces! and that young actor does a very good job at imitating Simon Farnaby's mannerisms!
It looks really good!
Someone on Reddit said the boy playing young Julian is their family member and he’s from Glasgow. He does a good job of changing his accent from the trailer!
October 23rd! This tagline at a tube station
Can't wait for the film!
Whoever in the PR/marketing came up with that. Bravo! That is genius.
Could somebody please explain the tag line to a very thick person? 
It’s just a play on words of the British transport police and their “see it, say it, sorted” announcement used at stations and on trainsCould somebody please explain the tag line to a very thick person?
I was wondering too , makes no sense if you don't use a train or live in LondonIt’s just a play on words of the British transport police and their “see it, say it, sorted” announcement used at stations and on trains
But that advert was in a tube station ....
It's a brilliant slogan when in the environment of a tube or rail station where they're assaulting your ears with that announcement way too often than they need to.
If you have a spare £150 and live near Surrey you can go to a drive-in movie screening of Ghosts at West Horsley Place where Ghosts is filmed. Up to four people per car but that's still £37.50 each! But you do get to go inside Button House before the screening.
They've a few other events on to celebrate the film launch.
westhorsleyplace.org
They've a few other events on to celebrate the film launch.
Drive In Cinema
westhorsleyplace.org
Yeah no problem with it there but it's also on here which obviously isn't a tube station and most of us don't go in tube stations very often to get the context
I don’t use the tube that much. I live in Essex. It’s played continuously at my local station and on the Greater Anglia trains I use
It's said on other train lines too. If you're in the UK the majority of people would get the joke, that's why the OP posted it without a detailed explanation of why it was funny.
So nice to see them again! Julian in jimjam bottoms 
Lived in the UK all my life but don't go on trains much as no need to in my life so guess that's why I didn't know the reference