I didn't see it, but I heard Spy wasn't like that.
They only did that because when the movie was announced, there was a backlash over casting the Ghostbusters as women. I think the decision to do a male character-centric movie was at the same time for appeasing those people and because the distributor sensed an opportunity to do a shared universe thing. This was before filming started.
He also directed some of the best episodes of The Office.
Looking at Rotten Tomatoes list of Best Remakes:
Yeah, it hardly counts when the original was not a comedy. Looking at the Corman original vs any rendition of the musical, they're really entirely separate things.
No Alan Parson's Project?
We'll see if it's on the soundtrack or featured.
I can no wear shooz!
It's lazy. A lot of the humor in these two trailers is lazy. It's not even that it's slapstick that bothers me; it's that it's lazy boring writing.
It's generally been considered one of the best adaptions/expansions of another franchise ever. I wouldn't say it's as good as Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay but Ghostbusters: The Video Game showed that it had, at the very least, a deep love for the original movies and an eagerness to live up to that standard.
Yeah, at this point, my intuition on this movie is similar to the first two Fantastic Four movies (the ones with Michael Chiklis as The Thing): I'll go in with low expectations and then likely wind up enjoying it as a result. And like those FF movies, I doubt I'll be a hard defender of it.
"Underoos". It's an important distinction.
And Tony's not that far off, if we're talking traditional super hero costumes.Take it easy on Spidey, he's had a rough week, losing J.K. Simmons and all.
