Laffs?its reviews like this that keep giving fuel to the GG trolls and it will probably make others start preaching about conspiracy
I do hate how every action film has to end with the female villain getting shot in the pussy.Gender flip that and you have a solid majority of theatrical release action movies.
People say this, but I can't think of any film with a male lead surrounded by dumb female villains and supportive roles who wins by blowing up the baddy's weakspot in the vagina.Gender flip that and you have a solid majority of theatrical release action movies.
I know its not the cool thing on the internet to do, but im gonna go see it this weekend. Glad to see the reviews arent as bad as I thought theyd be given all the hate towards this film.
Laffs?
I do hate how every action film has to end with the female villain getting shot in the pussy.
I don't get it either. It is pretty odd but certain posters keep like to say it is the truth.People say this, but I can't think of any film with a male lead surrounded by dumb female villains and supportive roles who wins by blowing up the baddy's weakspot in the vagina.
I have no issues with what GB is doing, but I find these statements odd lol.
Winston was the regular guy who had to react to and deal with three crazy men who were trying to catch ghosts with nuclear equipment. He gave much-needed contrast. He made the role better, for sure, but it was a necessary role.
People say this, but I can't think of any film with a male lead surrounded by dumb female villains and supportive roles who wins by blowing up the baddy's weakspot in the vagina.
I have no issues with what GB is doing, but I find these statements odd lol.
It's kinda like how people pretend that black characters die first in a majority of horror films. It gets repeated enough and then confirmation bias sets in.
the role barely allows for that function, he has like 3 lines
the role barely allows for that function, he has like 3 lines
Laffs?
the role barely allows for that function, he has like 3 lines
More than that but they are perfect in executing and establishing his role for the audience.the role barely allows for that function, he has like 3 lines
Crazy speak.Yeah, it's the definition of a throwaway role.
Winston was the regular guy who had to react to and deal with three crazy men who were trying to catch ghosts with nuclear equipment. He gave much-needed contrast. He made the role better, for sure, but it was a necessary role.
That does happen a lot though.
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/10/black-characters-horror-movies/
This is hardly comprehensive, but I'm still thinking of horror movies that do this and I'm drawing a blank. Scream 2 is really it but that was in itself a metacontextual moment.
The horror genre has its various sins, but this is definitely overblown and not reflective.
People say this, but I can't think of any film with a male lead surrounded by dumb female villains and supportive roles who wins by blowing up the baddy's weakspot in the vagina.
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2013/10/black-characters-horror-movies/
This is hardly comprehensive, but I'm still thinking of horror movies that do this and I'm drawing a blank. Scream 2 is really it but that was in itself a metacontextual moment.
The horror genre has its various sins, but this is definitely overblown and not reflective.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BlackDudeDiesFirst
A number of horror movies are listed in the live action segment.
Yeah sorry that's just not a compelling case, especially set against my provided link. Horror films definitely have their fair share of tropes and certainly don't afford enough minority characters the opportunity to be central(which is the real problem the callout of this trope is trying to address). But this particular criticism, just doesn't hold water.
Ernie Hudson said that there was more to Winston's character that Reitman, Aykroyd, and Ramis cut for the sake of expanding Venkman. He said he was grateful for the experience but disheartened that the character was scaled down. Hudson did a great job with the material given and what little screentime he was allotted in the final cut.
...because he wasn't a famous white comedian, and because he wasn't Eddie Murphy either.
Your example is just as valid as mine. It does happen. Now if you want to consider the percentage of horror movies or whatever and look at it from a larger statistics point of view, that's a different case. However black people do die first in a good number of horror movies.
She's far better integrated than Winston was, to be fair. He's just a guy who shows up, and gets nothing to work with. Ernie Hudson makes a nothing character work because he's a good actor. Patty, in contrast, is treated as an invaluable member of the team.
And that's not to knock Ernie Hudson, dude deserved better than the nothing both Ghostbusters films gave him.
its reviews like this that keep giving fuel to the GG trolls and it will probably make others start preaching about conspiracy
I firmly believe if we completely derail and examine both lists, mine would be a much more compelling case. But such as it is, I'll leave it be and not drag this out. Is it in a "good number of horror movies"? Sure, but to the point being a demonstrable trope? Certainly not. And I do believe knowledgeable horror fans would agree.
Why because they acknowledge an existence of a thing?
Oh, I should have known. I feel worse for knowing that this is a thing, but thanks for clarifying."Laffs" is pretentious movie critic bullshit. It's their way of distinguishing "simple" humour from "serious" humour.
Im just saying, the people crying that the "fix is in" with reviews will point this out and just continue their circle jerk.
Id rather not give more fuel to GG
Why because they acknowledge an existence of a thing?
All Youtube Film Critics Are Trash
Lol, the like/dislike bar for the youtube reviews are spoiling the rating of the movie.
That does happen a lot though.
Awesome!! It would be great to meet any of the cast.Winston has the best lines in the original.
I have seen shit that'll turn you white is the best line and delivery. I also met Ernie Hudson and he was a pleasant dude so bonus points.
I thought I was alone in loving Winston... good to see I'm not!
Definitely found him the most relatable and charming, because he wasn't a prick lol as much as I love the rest of the crew.
I've yet to come across a critic on Youtube who can talk about films the way that print critics like A.O. Scott and Michael Philips, online critics like Devin Faraci and Jen Yamato, or even podcast critics like the guys on Filmspotting can.