Not like what they're trying to do to Ghostbust-. Oh wait.

Leaving out the domestic issue, I don't think that deciding not to do "Ghostbusters 3" makes him a selfish jerk. He has the right to do whatever projects he wants, and he has no obligation to the fans to do a Ghostbusters movie. In fact, I suspect most people don't want a Ghostbusters sequel, so I think doing one…

Leaving out the domestic issue, I don't think that deciding not to do "Ghostbusters 3" makes him a selfish jerk. He has the right to do whatever projects he wants, and he has no obligation to the fans to do a Ghostbusters movie. In fact, I suspect most people don't want a Ghostbusters sequel, so I think doing one…

So if he did "Ghostbusters 3" would you forgive him for beating his now ex-wife? Trust me, there's no chance that would be good. He's doing us a favor.

So if he did "Ghostbusters 3" would you forgive him for beating his now ex-wife? Trust me, there's no chance that would be good. He's doing us a favor.

I stand by Eyes Wide Shut.

I stand by Eyes Wide Shut.

That's an understandable concern, but in the end, Vanellope just wanted to race. The core of that plotline was that she, like Ralph, wasn't given any respect because she was perceived as the "glitch." She just wanted an equal place, being the princess was just an unnecessary bonus that she didn't really want and…

That's an understandable concern, but in the end, Vanellope just wanted to race. The core of that plotline was that she, like Ralph, wasn't given any respect because she was perceived as the "glitch." She just wanted an equal place, being the princess was just an unnecessary bonus that she didn't really want and…

Not anymore blatant than Mr. Potato Head or Barbie in the Toy Story movies. There is a bit of a subversive element to the product placement - the Nesquik-sand is lethal, and the Mentos-Diet Coke place is a scientific phenomenon cleverly integrated into the plot rather than having someone say "Mmmm! That Diet Coke is…

Not anymore blatant than Mr. Potato Head or Barbie in the Toy Story movies. There is a bit of a subversive element to the product placement - the Nesquik-sand is lethal, and the Mentos-Diet Coke place is a scientific phenomenon cleverly integrated into the plot rather than having someone say "Mmmm! That Diet Coke is…

First off, I like your Community reference.

First off, I like your Community reference.

I was really, really hoping that someone would ask someone else to do a barrel roll, but you can't have everything.

I was really, really hoping that someone would ask someone else to do a barrel roll, but you can't have everything.

Pardon my ignorance, but what's the deal with Fassbender?

Pardon my ignorance, but what's the deal with Fassbender?

Unless he's reading the site (which I highly doubt), he's not the one hearing about it. A couple of weeks ago, I watched Carnage, and never once during that experience did I think to myself "this was made by a child rapist." Does that make me a bad person?

Unless he's reading the site (which I highly doubt), he's not the one hearing about it. A couple of weeks ago, I watched Carnage, and never once during that experience did I think to myself "this was made by a child rapist." Does that make me a bad person?

I'm glad it took this long to get to someone bringing that up.