Probably because without the support of its female employees, the porn industry would utterly collapse and devolve into sex trafficking. I can’t say the same about any pro sports organizations.

Ok Gizmodo, I give up... I’m out. This used to be a Technology Blog but now is indistinguishable from parent Gawker. When you run more global warming articles than actually technology articles, when do you just call it like it is and say you’re a global warming blog? No wonder you guys don’t get invited to product…

I understand the fact that you’re stupid, and perhaps unaware of anything

Unpopular opinion: He makes high concept projects that don’t really deliver in terms of entertainment. That’s why they don’t make money. Both Crimson Peak and Pacific Rim looked cool, but were pretty hollow when you actually watched them.

Yeah, those British and their brightly coloured uniforms! This is exactly why they didn’t conquer half the world. The fools.

A girlfriend? Really?

Controls look pretty clean & bright for an abandoned ship in that used-looking a universe. Recently-installed upgrades, I would say.

She was the best as Soufflé Girl. Everything else just failed to live up to that.

Actually, Linda Fiorentino screwed us out of the female agent main character, by being an insufferable asshole to everyone on the set of the first film. No one ever wanted to work with her again, which is why her character was written out. And they were hardly the first film crew who felt that way about her, hence why…

All the straight-down-the-middle references to genitals connoting gender threw me off as well. An article seemingly written only to tell everyone that Bricken is actually one of the good guys is kind of superficial in that respect.

It’s getting beyond a joke isn’t it. These days there’s more SJW freaking out on their own shit before anything has even happened. They are getting way more fanatical than the very people they are having a fit over.

I feel a sense of despair when I read some of the comments in this thread that seem to be treating this imaginary misogynist as though the article were reporting on a factual human being who actually wrote what was suggested.

You are probably not wrong, but isn’t this the very definition of a straw man argument?

River Song is an insufferable Mary Sue character and I couldn't be any less pleased to see her crop back up.

Fair enough. I was just giving my opinion from my perspective. I keep thinking of a joke commercial from the old sitcom, Dinosaurs, about a show within the show called “Way Too Complicated.”

No convention, then.

We should give universal a pass on that. After all, they invented the shared cinematic universe idea.