I don't think Fridays quality has necessarily gotten worse.

Did you come to gawker media looking for professionalism?

Don't worry, the only people that boycott things were never even consumers of those things to begin with*.

No, you're supposed to learn from "crap from the past". Completely ignoring the parts of history that make you feel icky is woeful ignorance.

"you might have to think about how women are portrayed in popular media, a reality women have to deal with every day!"

I'm sure in your white-knight fantasy you received a billion recommends and were officially crowned "King of The Nice Guys, Who Really Really Understands How Tough It Is For All Women, And Feels Really Really Bad About It".

Yea, it's almost like stories that are hundreds of years old and have been sanitized to play to children don't really stand up to modern analytical criticism.

I'm glad that your blind tolerance has allowed you to completely ignore historical context and reject works of art because they didn't adhere to your modern standard of political correctness when they were made in 70 years ago.

Da siouz ofa tan...gerine.

That's even better if the "evil" Sony is that supportive of their employes.

It's all because capitalism is evil maaaan.

So are they trying to avoid paying for a year's worth of healthcare for a seasonal employee, or are they trying to avoid paying for 6-7 months of healthcare?

The dulcet drone of Norm Macdonald is all I hear when somebody talks about a battle with cancer.

It's always fun to watch a sjw get sjw'd.

Eric LeGrand disagrees.

"It seems to me like someone said "I want a movie that attacks capitalism", and then spent 30 seconds coming up with a half-assed plot to go with it."

"go into work"

Is James O'Keefe who you want me to be?

Because the same people that believe healthcare is a basic civil right that must be supplied at the detriment of their employer, are also the same people saying that yan employer can discriminate against an individual's basic human right to free speech.

"how to spend their compensation in private affairs."