Guess what, misogynists? You're the reason 'Ghostbusters' is about gender
 

Guess what, misogynists? You're the reason 'Ghostbusters' is about gender
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"Oh man, are we saying that every man is an antagonist?"

It was a question that Ghostbusters co-writers Katie Dippold and Paul Feig found themselves asking as the 2016 reboot came together.*

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Yes, the film stars four women where before it was four men. Yes, it's been the target of bilious, misogynistic sentiment. And yes, it has some important things to say about gender politics. But anti-men?

"I think for the most part we wanted these women to just be really strong, really dedicated and just work really hard at their goal, then see them achieve it," Dippold told Mashable.* Read more...


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