SonicMegaDrive
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Your posting style is disgusting tbh
So is yours tbh, lol
Your posting style is disgusting tbh
eh, the majority of those are from Monster Madness. Every year, he makes a video for every day in October talking about old horror movies to celebrate Halloween. And he's been doing it for like nine years now.
I like Devin more than I don't and generally agree with his opinions, but this part of his review sent my eyes a-rollin':
Come on already. Somebody's progressive/feminist values in life are not defined by whether or not they go to see this movie.
Clearly you were just a big racist and couldn't accept the idea of a black Johnny Storm!
His choice of words are important: "give this film a fair shake". He's not saying you have to like it, you may even hate it, but not giving the film at least an opportunity is going to be considered a problem by some.
Like I said though, I don't give a lot of films an opportunity simply based on their trailer. I'm sure everyone on GAF has not given films a fair shake based on a trailer. The thing with Ghostbusters is that there is a hell of a lot of judgement around whether or not you're giving the film a chance. My feeling on that is that if you don't want to see the film because the trailer didn't do it for you, great, but when you keep coming back to remind us and give detailed essay like reasons for why this new Ghostbusters film bothers you by its existence, well don't be surprised when someone calls you out on it.
When people keep coming in here saying that anyone who doesn't like the film is being called a misogynist, I find that really odd since most people haven't seen the film. I don't see any backlash against critics who have seen the film and gave it a negative review either. People are just looking at the level of vitriol for the trailers and saying it's beyond the normal level of hate you see for this sort of thing. I have to agree.
I don't see why anyone was bothered by him not reviewing it and making a video on it. but it seemed like people wanted to strike at him because of it. I don't get it because it feels like it's the same thing as the people attacking anyone who was interested in the movie. People wanted to attach their agenda's to this movie.The Rolfe thing is so weird.
I am a big Marvel and Fantastic Four fan but the trailers for the latest FF film were terrible so I didn't go and see it in theater. I don't think my reasoning is that far off from Rolfe's in that respect.
I do think going online and making a thing out of it does make him look like a bit of a tool though. Sexist, I'm not sure, but I think it was a bad idea to take such a hard vocal stance against seeing it.
Vanity Fair have posted a review by the way.
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/07/ghostbusters-review
I like Devin more than I don't and generally agree with his opinions, but this part of his review sent my eyes a-rollin':
Come on already. Somebody's progressive/feminist values in life are not defined by whether or not they go to see this movie.
Negative word of mouth will give this film a boost at the box office.
Either the naysayers will go to feel vindicated or the doubters and diehards will go because of all the hot air being spewed around.
I hereby retire the following words from use
Gross
Cringe
Sexism
Ghostbusters
Bobby
Roberts
Wait, people actually thought there was a chance this would be a direct sequel? That possibility went away when Ramis died. We basically got the sequel with the Ghostbuster game.
Negative word of mouth will give this film a boost at the box office.
Either the naysayers will go to feel vindicated or the doubters and diehards will go because of all the hot air being spewed around.
Does it say that?
Oh.
Faraci said:but theres a weird sense that something is being unsaid. Or maybe its just not being consciously considered but rather is bubbling just under the surface. Casual, unthinking sexism.
I don't know why people who defend AVGN do so by belittling his work. He absolutely is a movie reviewer and to suggest he isn't is an insult to him. He has over 300 film reviews cataloged on his website.
Even with Ramis' death, it could have been done that way. A film passing the torch to the new women. It's probably better Feig did his own thing though.
This movie's tested my patience with a few people I know.
I can't remember the last time people really loudly wanted you to know how much they don't plan on seeing this movie and their thoughts on the leads of the movie they have NO intentions of seeing.
Really? I don't see why they HAVE to see it right away. A person with doubts like my girlfriend can easily just wait for it to get to our local drafthouse theater for $2 so they can watch it there while drinking. Or can wait until it's on Redbox.
This has been the problem with the movie all along, it's become a battle of attrition over peoples opinions from both sides, it's hard to know where the motivations come from though on both sides of the debate, some people genuinely like the movie, some genuinely dislike it but then you also have people who are being sexist and also people who are incapable of seperating a small minority of idiots from a majority of individuals.
I mean the best way to approach this movie is based on if you enjoyed watching it or not, anything else is truly pointless in my opinion, I think if people took that approach to it then they would be more relaxed about the whole thing but now you basically have people wanting to say "I told you so" from both sides which is not only childish but basically tells me this movie means very little to them in the first place and it's little more than a political tool or a device to vindicate their own views.
So is yours tbh, lol
Your posting style is disgusting tbh
This has been the problem with the movie all along, it's become a battle of attrition over peoples opinions from both sides, it's hard to know where the motivations come from though on both sides of the debate, some people genuinely like the movie, some genuinely dislike it but then you also have people who are being sexist and also people who are incapable of seperating a small minority of idiots from a majority of individuals.
I mean the best way to approach this movie is based on if you enjoyed watching it or not, anything else is truly pointless in my opinion, I think if people took that approach to it then they would be more relaxed about the whole thing but now you basically have people wanting to say "I told you so" from both sides which is not only childish but basically tells me this movie means very little to them in the first place and it's little more than a political tool or a device to vindicate their own views.
DoctorWho said:Can't watch it. What did he think?
Can't watch it. What did he think?
I love Kevin Smith.
He's nerdy as fuck but he's always able to stay so positive about most things.
He liked it a lot, though he had a few quibbles.
Kevin enjoyed it, thought it was funny.
Chris Hemsworth is hilarious
Family friendly
Little girls were dressed as Ghostbusters dancing in the aisles before the movie started
It won't change doubters minds
Kevin enjoyed it, thought it was funny.
Chris Hemsworth is hilarious
Family friendly
Little girls were dressed as Ghostbusters dancing in the aisles before the movie started
It won't change doubters minds
His choice of words are important: "give this film a fair shake". He's not saying you have to like it, you may even hate it, but not giving the film at least an opportunity is going to be considered a problem by some.
I don't understand why anyone would be mad at Feig or this movie for killing a GB3 or same universe continuity, when that's 100% Bill Murray's fault. He absolutely did not want to continue the GB canon for whatever reason,people should acknowledge that more.
Yes.
His reviews aren't to be taken seriously. They're just what he wants to see vs what he doesn't want to see. He may spend a video ranting about a movie just because it doesn't have Shredder or something. He's not really a movie reviewer.
Film criticism doesn't begin and end with doing weekly reviews of new releases. Plenty of critics work within particular genres, or focus on classic films over new releases.
I don't understand why anyone would be mad at Feig or this movie for killing a GB3 or same universe continuity, when that's 100% Bill Murray's fault. He absolutely did not want to continue the GB canon for whatever reason, people should acknowledge that more.
Reddit's reactions to the reviews are giving me lifeforce. So much denial. So much salt.
Why is Leslie Jones overacting all her lines? And why didn't she get to be one of the scientists? They could have given her role to Wiig and vice-versa don't you think.
It's 80%
Let the salt flow (will see this week)
Jones' role was originally McCarthy's.
I think even if you cherry picked a few reviews that might be agenda driven, from either side of the table, you would end up with a fresh rating over 70%. Glad this turned out so well.