I blame Dan Akroyd for this. He's the only person who ever wanted another Ghostbusters sequel.

I think a lot of it has to do with "It's Tricky" being played over most of the trailer, which makes it seem like a blast, but it's almost alarming how much more interesting this looks than the first one. If they accompany the movie with a soundtrack like that, it might just be a winner.

It's like he's trying way too hard to be the coolest football guru in the world.

Jon Gruden is easily the worst part of Monday Night Football. Such an egotistical simpleton. And he should really leave the State Farm ads to Peyton Manning.

FOUR MORE FOURS!
FOUR MORE FOURS!

I had a compelling thought recently that Dave Mustaine is the Donald Trump of metal.

No quicker way to alienate most of your audience if Risk didn't do the job first.

IMO The Black Album is boring af.

Yeah, and Megadeth got steadily worse when he quit speedballing and decided to write pop songs. Becoming a born-again Christian didn't help

I never saw this movie. Frankly I forgot that it came out this year.

Yeah, I'm a dyed in the wool rocker/metalhead, but I've definitely dabbled in a variety hip hop and rap, and I especially appreciate the old school stuff. But it doesn't stick with me much

I feel this way about a lot of rap and hip hop groups. Maybe I'm just too sour cream white to really get into it.

Some of the "rhymes" are pretty good, but this mostly just tells you the prequels were even less creative than you remember

Like an actual thing that happens or just some in-story fantasy? That seems like a clue to our mystery

Seriously, this. I have wondered that since I was a child.

Well, it really does help with the massive intake of oversalted meat and soggy white bread Arby's gives me everyday.

Finally, a good reason for me to eat at Arby's. It would justify gastric distress for 48 hours

I can't think of a single damn person who was interested in seeing this movie.

Ack!

He's probably just upset the article makes fun of Fox.