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They have a crappy legal team since this is against discrimination laws in states like Texas & New York so I hope they enjoy the lawsuits imagine if this was the other way around for any other movies ?
Ugh, this article has liberal cuck written all over it, if a movie had a men only showing I bet he'd be the first in line to throw a tantrum. What next, black only showings?! He'd probably lap that up, white only though, he'd likely have an epileptic fit!
If just as many women watch super hero movies then it's because the men drag them to the cinema (like women drag men to chick flicks), I still doubt it's 50/50 though, more like 70/30.
Lastly this movie looks terrible, if it's as bad as I think it is then I hope it flops, just like all other sjw fests, money is the only thing Hollywood listens to nowadays and they have a difficult lesson to learn this summer I suspect.
Controversy is only silly when its against SJW causes. If it was against straight men, Christians, Americans or Europeans its righteous.
The kind of hypocrisy coming from this "journalism" blows my freaking mind.
I hope someone does a "Mans only"screening for Spoderman