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I guess the salt seemed a lot less back in the day because there was no social media to spill salt over.My point is, people getting mad at movies before they've even come out is nothing new.
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I guess the salt seemed a lot less back in the day because there was no social media to spill salt over.My point is, people getting mad at movies before they've even come out is nothing new.
Oh, sweet child of summer, you were obviously not around for the fanboy rage that transpired when Michael Keaton was announced as Batman. Or the Ewoks. Or Jar-Jar Binks. Or the special editions of the original trilogy. Or when the hero of the Mission Impossible TV show became the villain of the first Mission Impossible movie. Or when Optimus Prime died in the 80's Transformers movie. Or Batman and Robin. Or when they changed the costumes in the X-Men movies. Or the 98 Godzilla reboot. Or that shitty Phantom of the Opera movie with Gerard Butler.
My point is, people getting mad at movies before they've even come out is nothing new.
In the end, it's just a movie. Honestly, I'm tired of remakes in general. I think it'd be better if they did this as "Ghostbusters: the Next Generation". Like, the old Ghostbusters are now retired, and they're passing on the torch to a new bunch. I think that would be kinda cool. But all these remakes of classic films? What the fuck's the point? Unless we're talking about movies based on books, or comics, or plays, or whatever, they generally suck.
Kinda like they did with the new "Vacation" movie. It wasn't a remake -- this time it was Rusty taking HIS kids to Wally World. Yeah, it sucked, but at least they didn't try to remake it totally, and recast Clark and Ellen. (God, I loved those movies.)
While that's the most likely outcome, I certainly hope it'll crash and burn. My lived experience tells me SocJus harpies produce a more refined salt on a much longer timeframe than average shmoes fuming at a movie.I think the movie will be so painfully average that both it's dangerhair supporters and neckbeard opponents will both kind of just stare at the floor and quietly shuffle away and not really say anything embarrassing and the only people to chimp out all salty of it will be the kiwis denied the entertainment they were expecting.
So, essentially that person says: "Lady Slimer looks a lot like it's male counterpart, therefore its very likely a transgendered person, seeing how they never manage to transition well!" And this person considers itself progressive by doing so?Lady Slimer looks to be basically identical to Sir Slimer, but for some bangs and lipstick (love that shade, girl). Just as a thought exercise (and to throw a couple scorpions into the starched pants of the Whining Class): What if Lady Slimer is transgender, and the new “Ghostbusters” as a whole will be a conduit for normalizing non-binary relationships? What if the evil “ghosts” are the conservative patriarchy still reaching desperately for a mercifully bygone era?
It's kind of fun for anyone who's inpartial I suppose, to see two sides act like children over something so petty as a Ghostbusters movie. Dynastia is probably right, the movie will more than likely be painfully average and it'll be forgotten within a few weeks with both sides being like 'we got on like idiots over that?'
They're ectoplasm. They're genderfluid by default.
In the end, it's just a movie. Honestly, I'm tired of remakes in general. I think it'd be better if they did this as "Ghostbusters: the Next Generation". Like, the old Ghostbusters are now retired, and they're passing on the torch to a new bunch. I think that would be kinda cool. But all these remakes of classic films? What the fuck's the point?
1) The fuck's a Magic Mike?https://kiwifarms.net/attachments/g7-png.113874/
Following the LotR route, they'll also make a series about "The Hedgeknight", I guess. Not having yet read that book, it might be interesting to have a show loosely based on the books that just kinda does its own thing with the characters.Ever since the aughts we have entered an era of media where IP's never, ever die. They are put in cryo for later use or shuffled around or dug up and raped by necrophiliacs, but anything that has even the slightest brand name recognition is too valuable to ever let go. Hence the dozen Star Wars movies Dysney probably has lined up.
Oh well, it has it's upsides too. I think something like Game of Thrones would've worked much better as an animated series, if only for the feasibility and realistic budget to be a true addaptation to the books, without the constraints of actors aging, logistics of physical shoots in varying locations worldwide, etc. When the TV series ends and the final books finally release (years afterwards, calling it now) there will probably be a variety of different attempts to continue cashing in on the IP under way. It's too valuable to leave dormant.
This thread is in place incase you end up with large quantities of salt. Or stuff like this-
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According to people who went with reviewers for the screening,they said the movie is crap and horrible.
Also all males are portrayed in a bad light and the black actress's character is a racist stereotype.
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