Dan Akroyd loved the remake and is on record saying so. The Nerdist comment section has decided that he is only saying he likes it for money.

Leslie Jones herself had some really good things to say about her character’s role on the team: the importance of having someone who really knew the city, and the value of MTA workers overall, and how the black character shouldn’t have to be a scientist in order for her contributions to be equally worthwhile. I’m…

It’s about ethics in trailer journalism!

False. Hollywood reboots movies that absolutely do not need them all the time (and most of the time the trailers for those projects look like shit too). I can’t think of a single reboot that has attracted anywhere NEAR the level of vitriol as the Ghostbusters reboot. There’s almost nothing different from Ghostbusters…

“it’s not because it’s starring women, it’s because the trailer is really bad!”

Funny, I read the youtube comments and it’s “OMG SJW feminazi’s ruin everything!”

If someone told me that something I made when they were already adults ruined their childhood, I’d probably have to stop myself from telling them that if that’s all it took to ruin their childhood, it wasn’t much of a childhood to begin with.

NO CRYING IN BASEBALL!

To play ball...

The best part of “A League of Our Own” was watching the outtakes at the end, when the real old lady players still had more baseball chops than the Hollywood actresses they found to play them.

I went on a super fancy date with a guy under similar circumstances in San Francisco, except I drank the wine. I asked, somewhere between course eight and nine, what time the last train ran. He said 1 a.m. It was midnight.

Standing outside the very-much-closed train station, he said, “A taxi will cost you at least $50…

I saw a guy help his girlfriend in the bathroom because she had a broken arm. Nobody complained.

Raise your hand if you’ve taken your 5-year old son into the ladies room with you and no one has batted an eye?

As a Santa Monica resident, the response from Fig and the police department makes me very happy.

Then, in walks Santa Monica PD. They say “Come with us” and he doesn’t protest. Doesn’t ask why. Doesn’t seem surprised.

Fuck “charged.”

I’m with the author - I would have wanted to tell the guy he’d been seen, watch him deny it, then say okay, prove it’s not true, drink it all yourself right now. And yes I realize that’s not the right way to handle it, it’s just what I would have WANTED to do.

We’re always told to fear strangers, but most assaults are by people we know and trust. Because they’re the ones we let get close to us. I hope he rots too.

I feel so bad for that woman who was almost drugged. That guy was her best friend. Holy hell. I hope he gets charged.

I think perhaps the most depressing thing about this is how many comparatively random women present had their own stories. This is part of why I think the number of women who have been sexually assaulted at some point in their lifetime is much higher than more conservative estimates like to place that figure. Men seem…