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Why stop with an all-male re-reboot of the all-lady Ghostbusters? Here are 20 more dude-ified versions of female-centric films

You may have already heard the news: the upcoming Ghostbusters reboot with women in the lead roles — which caused such consternation amongst the douchebags of the world when it was recently announced — is going to be followed up with another Ghostbusters featuring dudes at the helm once again.

No, really.

Deadline spoke to Ghostbusters mastermind Ivan Reitman, who is forming a new production company with Dan Aykroyd to explore the wondrous new branding opportunities that lie in wait:

We want to expand the Ghostbusters universe in ways that will include different films, TV shows, merchandise, all things that are part of modern filmed entertainment … This is a branded entertainment … .

This is obviously going to be amazing. What, after all, is more hilarious than branded entertainment?

But why stop here? Clearly it is an injustice to the world’s men EVERY time women star in films that should rightfully belong completely to dudes, like everything else in the world.

So here are 20 more dude-ified “reboots” of films with female leads.

  1. The Brotherhood of the Traveling Bag of Dirty Laundry

  2. The Wizard of Oz, But Like that HBO Series This Time

  3. Whip It Out

  4. Frozen Entree

  5. The Hungry Man TV Dinner Games

  6. The Hungry Man Games: Lighting Farts

  7. Larry Croft: Fridge Raider

  8. Charlie’s Charlies

  9. Bridesdudes

  10. The Devil Wears Axe Body Spray

  11. Winter’s Boner

  12. Girl Interrupted, Constantly, by Dudes Explaining Shit to Her

  13. The Artist Formerly Known As Prince Diaries

  14. Alpha Male-ficent

  15. All About Evel Knievel

  16. Iron Man-gnolias

  17. Fred’s Green Tomatoes

  18. Ernie Brockovich

  19. Norman Rae

  20. Sex and Them Titties

Any other suggestions? Or does anyone want to make a movie poster for one of these?

NOTE: Yes, I am terrible at Photoshop.

 

 

 

 

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Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

Thaddeus and Luis
The Book of More Men
Misogynist Pizza
The Wankers of Eastwick
A League of Their Own (remade with an all-male cast, playing plucky baseball players who finally get the chance to play in a men’s baseball league)
Are You There God? It’s Me, MGOTW
Steel Manginas

Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

I can’t seem to stop. New TV series: Touched by an Incel

Spindrift
Spindrift
9 years ago

“Malien”, cause “Alien” clearly had too many wimminzes in it. Then “Maliens”, “Malien Vs Sexual predator”, etc.

“The wild world of batman”

“Jim and the holomans”

Can’t think of any others that haven’t been mentioned already.

Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

Victor Christopher Barcelona

Spindrift
Spindrift
9 years ago

“Manholland drive” did someone beat me to that one?

Ah, I see someone beat me to male-iens!

Jenora Feuer
Jenora Feuer
9 years ago

Cinderfella?

Didn’t SNL actually do a ‘CinderElton’ skit at one point? Glitter all over the place…

ST
ST
9 years ago

Sex and Them Titties speaks to me. It would basically be Sex and The City if the whole story were told from the male characters point of view.

Paradoxical Intention
9 years ago

I thought of “Meninist on the Roof”, but I think that sounds like a horror movie more than a musical.

Spindrift
Spindrift
9 years ago

“Victor/Victor” about a male singer who pretends to be a man pretending to be a man.

Paradoxical Intention
9 years ago

because reasons | March 10, 2015 at 4:03 pm

Stepford Husbands. Oh, the misandry!

http://mrwgifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Alyssa-Milano-Popcorn-Gif.gif

Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

I think there actually was a Stepford Husbands. And a Cinderfella, starring Jerry Lewis. That’s some quality male-centric entertainment right there!

suffrajitsu
suffrajitsu
9 years ago

Why not go all out–remake the 1939 all-female classic “The Women” as “The Men”! Starring an ensemble cast of entirely men without a single female in sight, and only talked about in relation to men! How groundbreaking to make a movie about men, starring men!

Seriously, I’m not even *all* that invested in the female Ghostbusters (it annoys men when “the all-female Ghostbusters” like having all female protagonists is the same as an all-female movie), though I do enjoy the male tears and Kristen Wiig/Melissa McCarthy, but this pissed me off so much. The only legitimate reason you could have for opposing a reboot starring women is not wanting a reboot to be made period, a position I could actually sympathize with. But when the “concession” is an all-male reboot–yeah, good luck explaining how you’re not sexist.

suffrajitsu
suffrajitsu
9 years ago

@Thalia: you’re right, there was a Stepford Husbands TV movie. I think the 2004 film also had one Stepford Husband who was one half of a gay couple in addition to making the conspiracy led by a woman instead of the town’s men. Because we’re such a post-feminist society, we can’t adapt a story that only makes sense as feminist commentary without getting rid of the feminism.

suffrajitsu
suffrajitsu
9 years ago

*Goddammit I can’t type anything today–“It annoys me when people say ‘the all-female Ghostbusters”, like having all female protagonists is the same thing as an all-female movie.”

sunnysombrera
sunnysombrera
9 years ago

Let it Bro (a MGTOW rendition of Let it Go)

The screen glows white on the manosphere tonight
Not a woman to be seen
A kingdom of isolation
From feminazi queens

Girls should be howling as we shut ourselves inside
Couldn’t keep my marriage, heaven knows I tried!

Don’t let women in; don’t come near me!
Be the alpha I always want to be
My angry feels, must let them know
Well now they know!

Let it Bro
Let it Bro
Can’t hold it back any more!
Let it Bro
Let it Bro
But don’t quite close the door

I do care
What women would say
If I walked out now
But please tell me that you’ll do things my way

It’s funny how strong women
Make my ego feel small
And the fears that once controlled me…
…Haven’t changed at all

It’s time to see what I will do
Test social limits, and break through!
No right no wrong, no rules for me, I’m free!

Let it Bro
Let it Bro
I’m going to whinge and whine
Let it Bro
Let it Bro
Feminists make me cry!

Here I stand
And here I’ll stay
Let my words rage on!

Let it Bro
Let it Bro
We’ll rise like an angry dawn
Let it Bro
Let it Bro
Quality girls are gone!

Here we stand
And here we’ll stay
But we won’t move on
‘Til girls let us always have our own way.

——————-

I know I missed out a chunk but I honestly found it too hard. If anyone else wants to try go ahead. Also I only used the word ‘girls’ when ‘women’ just wouldn’t quite fit.

Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

What the??? The Stepford Wives was a FEMALE plot in the newer one? Because women secretly want to be murdered and replaced by robots with big boobs?

Spindrift
Spindrift
9 years ago

“MGTOW with the wind”

Thalia
Thalia
9 years ago

OMG, the Let It Bro lyrics have killed me. Verily, I am slain.

Flying Mouse
Flying Mouse
9 years ago

sunnysombrera, that was everything I was hoping for. Thank you!!!!

suffrajitsu
suffrajitsu
9 years ago

@Thalia: here’s the Wikipedia summary:

“Distraught over the loss of her husband, Claire explains that she created Stepford because she, too, was a bitter, career-minded woman, a tired brain surgeon. When she discovered that Mike was having an affair, she murdered him and his lover in a jealous rage. Deciding to make the world ‘more beautiful’, she created her robot husband, partly because he was someone other men would listen to. When Joanna wonders aloud why Claire didn’t simply make the men into robots, she replies that she planned to turn the whole community into robots. Claire then electrocutes herself by kissing Mike’s severed robotic head.”

Seriously. I understand that there have always been women who have upheld the patriarchy, but no, she’s not even a stereotypical traditional/conservative woman. She’s a “bitter-career minded woman.”

Spindrift
Spindrift
9 years ago

“(Liquid fucking) golden boys” ?
Are we just doing movies or do tv series count too?

Jarnsaxa
Jarnsaxa
9 years ago

Let’s not forget that there’s already been a female Ghostbuster.

Her name was Kylie Griffin, and she was on the second Ghostbusters cartoon, which many of these dudebros don’t even seem to remember existed. If I were a gatekeeping dudebro like they were, that would make them not TRUE Ghostbusters fans.

In case anybody else forgot, the show also had a Ghostbuster in a wheelchair, and a Hispanic kid and a black kid rounded out the team. They were all cool.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_Ghostbusters

GiJoel
GiJoel
9 years ago

Gone Girl, and we’re all glad for it.
Sperm Jack
Fried green bacon
He’s the man
The Notepad
How to lose a chick in 10 days
Love and other misandry

sunnysombrera
sunnysombrera
9 years ago

@Spindrift

I did musicals so I don’t see why you can’t do TV shows.

suffrajitsu
suffrajitsu
9 years ago

My apologies if some of these have been done already, but anyway:

Men Pause: The Musical. Cuz menopause is doubly misandrist.
A League of Our Own: brave boys stand up to prevent those icky girls from playing.
Mean Boys: we never wear pink any days cuz that’s girly.

I’d say Little Men, but that was an official sequel about Jo’s sons, so that’d be fair enough I guess.

A Boy Walks Home Alone at Night. No one sees it because men can already do that without being accused of asking to be raped.