Gotta agree with Feige's article. Richard Pryor, Woody Allen, Louis CK, Ricky Gervais, Eddie Murphy, Dave Chapelle, all overrated hacks.
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check this out guy, MEN ARENT FUNNY:
(without men there would be no wars, no famine, no oppression, no crime) take men out and the world becomes an utopia
I know this is a joke but that's completely not the case actually, having two parents helps cleanse the gene pool. Without males, humanity would cease to evolve making it even easier for parasites and disease to kill us off. There's a damned good reason only a handful of species reproduce asexually.
I'm going to try to see the Shallows before it leaves theaters. This weekend might be the last opportunity to catch it on a good screen.
The kind of "feminism" presented in this article pisses me off. If you really are a feminist it is -- to use the article's language -- your "obligation" to bypass "Ghostbusters," which does nothing to empower women or even give us interesting female characters that step out of stereotypes. Giving money to "Ghostbusters" only encourages Hollywood to make formulaic, unimaginative films that keep women in limited roles. If "Ghostbusters" is a financial success it will simply make a lot of old, white men in executive offices smile and fill their pockets with cash. I will opt to buy my ticket for "The Infiltrator," which shows that women behind the screen lead to having better, stronger, and more interesting women on the screen.
I refuse to watch this movie... Nothing in it appeals to me and the constant bashing of fans by cast and crew really sealed the deal for me...
I have a friend that's a big cinephile and movie reviewer for NPR, and she hit the nail in the head:
The kind of "feminism" presented in this article pisses me off. If you really are a feminist it is -- to use the article's language -- your "obligation" to bypass "Ghostbusters," which does nothing to empower women or even give us interesting female characters that step out of stereotypes. Giving money to "Ghostbusters" only encourages Hollywood to make formulaic, unimaginative films that keep women in limited roles. If "Ghostbusters" is a financial success it will simply make a lot of old, white men in executive offices smile and fill their pockets with cash. I will opt to buy my ticket for "The Infiltrator," which shows that women behind the screen lead to having better, stronger, and more interesting women on the screen.
Hear hear.
Funny enough I just realized that my favorite 2015 movies were Fury Road and Sicario, both of them starred women in fantastic female characters.
But no one saw those, those didn't bash men, so I guess those don't count.
Based on what Kuzeh posted, I will see it, kuzeh it's Kuzeh!
Whatchu talkin' about mister? I saw both films as did many others.
A bit of eye candy for y'all ...
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I'll admit. That's funny. But, probably not in the way they intended.
SnakeDoc
Last funny movie I saw....
Tucker and Dale VS Evil.
If the dude thinks men aren't funny, how is it better for a man to direct women to be funny?
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