Joseph Kahn directed tons of hiphop videos and probably had direct experiences with racism, this sounds more like a personal project than a cash grab to me.

I love both Detention and Torque, so I'm excited for anything Joseph Kahn wants to do next.

Well, #21 doesn't apply to me because I'm European, but the rest is fairly accurate. I've always said Ryan Philippe's ass is one of the defining moments of my generation.

TV execs are still trying to comprehend the concept of Bisexual Bachelor.

Video games are basically sports, so gays don't care about them.

Yes, because all gay guys have the same families, houses and finances. There are never any power struggles in gay relationships, not at all.

Huh. I thought that was a myth.

I can't wait to see her dancing around the living room to Diana Ross at night, singing into a hairbrush.

New Blue Monday? SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
Reading these fifteen years ago was as influential for my future comics obsession as reading Spider-Man and Vertigo stuff. I think I might still relate to those characters more than to any others.

I'm still not convinced that Gary Johnson isn't a Nathan Fielder character.

Too soon?

+1 for Saved! Love that movie.

Death At A Funeral is a definite oversight.

Mike O'Brien's "Tasty Radio", on Vinyl.

Oh yes, Kops is a good one.

Black Dynamite is on it, what more do you want?

Dear White People? Maybe Chi-raq?

The differences are really significant. Other love interest, other villain, other structure. It's a reboot.
As for a remake that was lauded and was just a few years after the original, you can always look at the US remakes of foreign films, like The Departed.

Amazing Spider-Man was a reboot, not a remake. It re-told Peter's origin story but changed significant parts of it. They are really not that similar. Mary Jane isn't even in the new movies.

Eh, it's not really news, but it's not worse than last year's "Some dude on the Internet wants to boycott Fury Road"-Newswire.