Don't base everything you know about us on Singles and Reality bites. We're a deep and often misunderstood group of people. We're the ones that came up with "remember when MTV used to play music videos" jokes, so we can't be all bad.

We tore down the Berlin Wall and liberated Kuwait. What did your generation do? Nothing!

Finally, Will Ferrell makes a grab at Oscar glory!

The Nazi's are the perfect entertainment bad guys. nobody's going to call you out for having your hero kill 5 million WW2 Germans. Hell, they even made zombies less fun-loving in Dead Snow.

The Greatest Generation gets another Brad Pitt movie and what do we shithead Gen-Xers get? Give me a movie about the power struggle between the inventor of the beeper and his partner, at least. Geez.

Studio: Luc, nobody will by that we only use 10% of our brainpower crap, it's been done too much.
Luc: What if we had Morgan Freeman describe it to the audience.
Studio: Here's 60 million American dollars.

I'm going to love this movie regardless of the crappy 'people only use 10% of their brainpower' BS. I was hoping she just carried that gun around all trailer pointing it at people to get everything she wants.

But Amy Schumer is a comedian for bros.

Maybe they just appreciate comedy and not America's Funniest Home Video for assholes.

Different from Lifetime, at least.

That actually surprises me, because Girls is most definitely NOT marketed to males, unlike the Amy Schumer show.

It's a major victory!

Looking forward to tomorrow's 'women do a thing, men like/don't like it' article!

So men like comedy more than women? Is this the takeaway?

Did Bill O'Reilly win another?

The last one was Thursday, about women movie-goers and the lack of female protagonists in film. The one before that was Monday, about the Jem movie with random tweets cherry-picked to make it seem like people are outraged women aren't the producers of that ridiculous movie. And that's not even counting the thinkpieces…

When did this 'women in film' thing become the AV Club's thing? Every other day there's an article, often with dubious stats.

Geez. Spoilers.

Remember, this movie takes place before Wikipedia was invented, so he couldn't have possibly known that Julius Caesar was the great Greek philosopher.

Either that or the 500th "cheerleader" SNL sketch.