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AKA: "Ghostbusters 3", coming October of 2020:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4513678/reference
No composer has bee announced yet. The trailer is supposed to drop any day now.
So, with original cast members returning, I am hoping it's kept "in family" so to speak, and Peter Bernstein scores it (all the orchestrators for Elmer's score are still alive, as well as the ondes martenot player). If his father trusted him to work with him, and do co-scoring on "Wild Wild West", certainly I think the director can.
Well, I hope that, but I fear he'll just default to who he has worked with multiple times (Rolfe Kent; though this is not a slight at Kent).
EDIT:
Link to my thread on the sequel film yet to be completed:
https://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=149900&forumID=1&archive=0
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Maybe with Peter conducting a substantial series of Ghostbuster live to film performances this year, if Reitman Jr. attended one he will consider hiring Bernstein Jr. It's a long shot but that's my hope too. 
Yavar
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And hopefully Jason attended, hopefully giving Peter time to chat before and afterwards:
"So, Jason, I hear you're directing that new Ghostbusters film. So, about the scoring..."
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How often does Beltrami get to score comedies? This might be up his alley.
Well, I hope that, but I fear he'll just default to who he has worked with multiple times (Rolfe Kent; though this is not a slight at Kent).
Kent in spooky mode intrigues me. I'd like to hear this stretch.
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The odds "we" will care = John Scott getting the gig....
Hello Lyle Workman!!
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As the OP pointed out, Jason Reitman has worked with Rolfe Kent a few times. Seems like he'd be a good fit.
But really, I think Theodore Shapiro wrote an excellent score for the 2016 movie too.
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Bring back David F***ing Arnold!
Oh wait, wrong thread...
No offense, but they're not going to hire Peter Bernstein to score this movie. They're going to hire a modern composer who is currently scoring projects that people have heard of.
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Bring back David F***ing Arnold!
Oh wait, wrong thread...
No offense, but they're not going to hire Peter Bernstein to score this movie. They're going to hire a modern composer who is currently scoring projects that people have heard of.
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross?
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Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahZFCF--uRY
Of course I have some things to complain about, but I am surprise at something. While it's no shock new films from old franchises use themes from the films in new arrangements for the trailer, they are typically famous film scores (like notably, Star Wars), and Bernstein's score isn't exactly famous so I was utterly surprised to hear the three piano notes from a cue from the original score and a new arrangement of another score cue.
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There's a music editor listed on the film's IMDb page now. Composers the editor has worked with as of the last ten years:
Roger Neill
Rob Simonsen
Kathryn Bostic
Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
James Newton Howard
Harry Gregson-Williams
Ryuichi Sakamoto
Craig Armstrong
Marco Beltrami
Thomas Newman
David Buckley
Mervyn Warren
Alex Wurman
Marcelo Zarvos
Heitor Pereira
And so, since the director has worked with Rob Simonsen n at least two films (his last two films), my educated guess is that Simonsen is scoring it. :-(
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