The Film was Directed by Christopher Judge and was Produced by Dave Logan Thomas. The Film\u2019s Score was Composed by Michael Hoenig. The Film was Released in Response to the Casper Movie Adaptations, the Problem was that They Didn\u2019t Expect MY Film Adaptation to Be Uhhh Let\u2019s Just Say a Bit on the Ups and Downs of Results. There were some Notable Issues after the Film\u2019s Release in 1999. Even though GinGin Goes to New York Received Positive Reviews from Casual Fans and became a Box Office Success, the Film Received Negative Reviews from both Critics and Hardcore Fans Alike. To make Matters Worse, Fans of the GinGin comics, which were created by Hagman Comics since the Early 1940\u2019s (and still are to this day) were offended about how many mind-boggling awful jokes were used in the film. Because of the Distaste the Film Claimed from Both Hardcore Fans and Fans of the Comics, one of the 2 developers of GinGin, Paula Russell had no Choice but to ban ALL future movie adaptations of Ted Hagman's work on the GinGin comics. Some Casual Fans say they didn't want another movie because they were fine with just one. Even the Voice Crew being casted regretted starring in the Film and didn\u2019t want to be Featured in Another Film Adaptation Again as they Preferred Both the Comics and TV Toons Better Respectively. There was Gonna Be another GinGin Movie soon coming out in 2002 called Camp GinGin but it was Permanently Cancelled because of the Same Reasons said Before. The Casper Movie Franchise Remains a Pentalogy. And Although Some Say Casper ALSO Appears in the GinGin Stand-Alone Film, while that\u2019s TECHNICALLY True, Casper has a Minor Role in GinGin Goes to New York. He Appears in the Beginning of the Film (Scene 2 of 18.).