I assumed that was his son.

I couldn't even believe that was really her, and not a newer actress who's an 'Amanda Seyfried type'. How the hell does Amanda Seyfried look ten years younger than she did on Veronica Mars?

As a New Yorker I find this post preposterous. Can you really see a movie for just ten dollars?

This guy gets it. Zach Woods was my first red flag too.

"And today we're showing all seven episodes."

I'da called 'em chazwozzahs!

THAT'S OPTIONAL!!!!!

BECAUSE!!!

STOP MANSPLAINING!!

I'm a commenter and not equal to the writer of an article for a section called "Newswire." Besides, I don't see where I was biased.

I have literally no recollection of the villain from this movie.

I thought I was the only one!

What I don't get about the reboot was why everything down to the bit players had to be "comedy first." Like, did Zach Woods have to be the first ghost victim? Then Cecily Strong, Toby Huss, et al, and even a non speaking cameo by Mellissa Villasenor, on top of a main cast who are all primarily known for comedy in the…

I like Ghostbusters, but "greatest comedy of all time" is a stretch. It's funny, I guess, but not "I laughed for minutes on end" funny.

The term you're looking for is "arbitrary conditions."

It's very hard for me to imagine that you are not, in fact, Jean Teasdale.

The charity wouldn't be selling to the general public, it would be selling to women only, which would be within its rights as part of renting out the venue for a limited time.

It's not a loophole. Charities and public businesses are not equal entities.

A theater can certainly keep an eye on someone who looks shifty, but they can't keep them out for that reason alone.

It absolutely does, and it's why venues operate like that in the first place.