God dammit. +1

Nope, still doubtful. Because it’s a Hollywood remake. Trying different things never works. Hell, trying the same thing barely ever works. And even actors and directors with good track records have failures.

Hell, even new movies after 20 years with the original cast tend to suck.

Just because the story is different doesn’t mean it’ll be good. And past success does not equal future success. I hope it’s great, but I’m playing the odds. Reboots and remakes generally are terrible. Especially when it comes to comedies.

I hope they don’t blame the failure on the cast, but most will. The fact is that Hollywood has never made a good reboot or remake. And I’m not holding out hope that the 56th time is the charm.

I’m upset that the ladies are being wasted in a shitty movie. Would have been nice to give them an original script instead of a terrible remake/reboot. The new Ghostbusters movie will be terrible, but not because of an all-female cast. Blaming the failure of a movie or the lack of humor based on an all-female cast is…

Someone actually got injured without diving.

One of the hardest parts about defending Cutler is that no one has ever offered a better option than Josh McCown. The guy who came in and lost to the Redskins, then went 2-3, including a loss to a shitty Vikings team. In overtime.

I’m just going to quickly point out that these people all surely believe that gay marriage will ruin the sanctity of marriage, but are totally cool with being allowed to rape your wife. Because, if nothing else, god would prefer you rape your wife than allow two people of the same sex get married.

This seems pretty accurate for the Rockies and at least the Avalanche, and the Broncos before Manning signed. I can’t speak to the Nuggets, however.

I think you’re taking my post the wrong way.

*is

I’m sure Cubs game have been saying that for several decades now.

@CubsNoWorldSeriesStreak is going strong, however.

Oh, well. I guess I have to give in and start watching soccer. The ratings convinced me.

Like our defense. Which constantly allows teams to score on every single drive. No wonder they let Hester go to Atlanta. He had zero chance of returning a punt, let alone hitting the record.

As a parent who went to see it, I found it pretty funny. At least it wasn’t Ant-Man.

Considering that Minions was hinted at at the end of Despicable Me 2, advertising for it since then makes sense.

Revolutionary War.

Ad hominem. Lovely.