We haven’t made the transition yet.

Woah, my username survived the transition? Cool.

Yeah, I’d like to see the full top ten. It gives a better picture of what movies are succeeding, because there are lots of movies that honestly are never going to seize the top spot. Love Lies Bleeding, for example, was never going to be a blockbuster (and wasn’t seemingly aspiring to be) but it’s interesting see if…

Yes, he announced on Twitter that he had been let go as part of the company’s move to Paste.  

Except that it doesn’t actually list the top  ten, and in fact only mentions three movies. Aside from that though, it is indeed a better read than previous rundowns.

Agreed. The only avenue they should have stuck with for a potential franchise was cartoons. Hook the kids, sell some toys and Ecto Cooler, call it a day. The live action property was reliant on the performances/charisma/moods of the primary three performers (Aykroyd/Murray/Ramis), and just plugging them into…

I think Ghostbusters *could* have become a real franchise if they’d cranked out more sequels in the late 80s and early 90s. Like Jurassic Park and Jaws, this one has a structural problem in that it’s only possible to remake the original with minor variations on the formula — there’s a super-ghost from another…

I saw the OG Ghostbusters late, at the movies on Halloween 1984. Great movie, one of my all-time favorites. Great song and even better music video. Great game for my C64 with software speech synthesis!

Was this from the three feminist stand-up comedian friends ceaselessly battering you with how they thought a movie would be good... because... women? Or was that the other guy?

As tiresome as I find the continuation of this old, stupid topic of conversation, it’s just nice to be able to comment on an article. Pour one out for the Kotaku comments if you haven’t already poured one for every other fucking tentacle of this fatally wounded sea creature FKA Gawker Media.

Breaking news - Actor Ernie Hudson thinks more movies should star Actor Ernie Hudson. 

Being bad at semantics as well really isn’t helping your argument. History isn’t just lists of kings.

People who are bad at history don’t get to make stuff up and claim to have a different opinion. At least they didn’t use to.

I liked the 2016 Ghostbusters. It was fun and made me laugh. That’s all i needed from it. I liked the originals, too, but i don’t agree with acting like they’re sacrosanct movies and no one should ever do anything new with the material. The way the women involved with 2016 Ghostbusters were treated (even before the…

Ummm, so when did Ernie Hudson become a buff Dilf????  Dayum!!

No, there was one loud and shitty side proclaiming it as the worst movie ever before it came out, and then another group of people who were adamantly opposed to the idea of judging a movie that hadn’t been released yet based solely on the genderswap aspect. This other group wasn’t even really an opposing side, since…

I enjoyed the 2016 Ghostbusters. I enjoyed it more than Afterlife (which I thought was fine), and based off what I keep reading about it, I’ll enjoy it more than Ice Age or whatever it’s called. I’ll still see it eventually.

They do seem genuine in their remorse and while I understand Bell feeling they should have spoken out for the victim, Bell didn’t speak out for the victim at the time either. He didn’t support Peck, but he did not come forward. He also went on to exhibit his own sexual predator behavior and has not actually taken…

I’m middle age and when my father texts or emails “call me”, I STILL break out into massive anxiety because I don’t know if he wants me to call him to talk to me or berate me about something, like he did when I was a kid.

I think they should apologize, but yeah since they knew him since they were young I can see being like “well that’s nonsense, he didn’t abuse me (probably bc they weren’t as vulnerable)“. The older adults come off as worse there especially with the victim blaming, though I feel the biggest blame for Nick for hiring…