wow, straight with the nazi comparison.
and you arseclowns say women have a victim complex?
they make a reboot of a movie that features female leads instead of males and you think that equates to the nazis?
and you straight males are the ones getting oppressed, you know, like the jews right.
you in a concentration camp?
you in line for the gas chamber?
no?
you mean all that happening is a movie starrin...
first it'll suck because the main cast aren't involved.
then Dan Akroyd, who's execituve producing, says it's awesome, then it's, what does he know? he's only in it for the money.
but there'd be the same outcry if it was four guys right?
yeah, and i'm the queen of England.
i'd love to see the manchildrens faces if this becomes a billion dollar movie.
your oh so fragile masculinity may just snap altogeth...
oh no, women, on the street wearing clothes, how could it get any worse?
film's a failure.
the women will be the heroes and the man will be the receptionist.
i love it.
all the insecure manchildren will be crying themselves to sleep over this. ^_^
he's making the movie, the studio's behind him, even the original creators are supportive, so who are you to tell him what to do with the movie?
i thought you supported the creators rights to make whatever they wanted?
oh yeah, not when it involves women, forgot that.
like a team of female Ghostbusters, or fifa giving players the OPTION of playing with women's national teams.
double standards FTW.
i'm a big fan of his movies, and i'm not saying he's wrong, but hasn't he spent the last few years directing episodes of the remake of Hawaii Five Oh? ^_^
my thinking is, if they have a new take on the material and aren't just rehashing the same old thing, like they did with that Thing remake that turned into a prequel, then good luck to em.
a remake can be far superior to the original, in very rare cases, like John Carpenter's The Thi...
can not wait.
sadly, i have to. :(
i bet we see Civil War in the UK before we get Agent Carter.
they were probably just reversing back to where it needs to be at the start of the shot.
i'd guess there's nearly going to be a collision between that and Joker's car.
for flips sake people, if you're filming stuff on your phone, turn it sideways, nobody watches videos in portrait mode.
it really sickens me when the same gg wally, well one in this case, but i'm sure foxwhateverhisnamewas is waiting in the wings, spout about letting the creators do what they want with their creations yet condemn them when what they want to do isn't the usual only guys matter crap.
this was made by George Miller, creator of the series, this is the film he wanted made, and because he has strong women in it you say he's wrong and call the movie a failure?
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wow, strong capable women really scare you don't they?
where's this "unanimous criticism" coming from?
the movie has 98% on Rotten Tomatoes and 89% on Metacritic.
a 45 million opening weekend in the US and over a hundred million worldwide.
it's not the flop you wish it was.
i bet you were sitting in a corner rocking back and forth telling yourself it wasn't happening when Lucy trounced Hercul...
an actual teenager playing the teenage Peter Parker? O_O
anyway, he seems like a good choice, so i would be cool with this being true.
sanity prevailed?
no legal means.
even if there was a way to use some sort of proxy server thing to make the psn think i was in the us, i'd have to pay for a us plus sub.
not worth it when i already have a uk plus sub.
and Milkman, i understand the show has been getting bad reviews.
but i still want to watch it.
and in the brief time they had the first ep up on youtube worldwide i watched it and i actually enjoyed it.
maybe i just have low standards....
living outside the us as i do, sony haven't deemed me worthy of being allowed to see the show yet.
means bugger all to me, i haven't pirated it.
i pay my nowtv sub to get it legally.
it's... complicated.
can't really say more than that without spoiling it.
i'd be extremely ok with that bit of casting.
Lucy?
how? o_O