I went into this movie really not expecting much and was pleasantly surprised it wasn't all bad. Now that doesn't mean its good.. It took a long time to warm up to MCarthy and Wiig characters. I liked Jones and McKinnon. These two really gave it their all and tried to be original characters. Their banter was hilarious. I didn't find the casting to be a stunt. McCarthy is the top comic actress right now. If you're making a comedy you're probably going to want her in your movie. As far as male bashing...I didn't see any. Helmsworth plays the ditsy secretary. The character is a stereotype.. If this is what other reviewers are complaining about, get over it. I didn't like the reboot aspect of this. I would have preferred it be a sequel. We have all watched the original movie, watched them develop the proton packs and figure out how they work. We really didn't need to rehash this again. There were enough new toys to justify the techie. A fun movie but not a classic.

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Does not want to install completely. "Free" download portions (wave editor) will not install. Tells me my serial number is valid, but not valid for this application. Great ... I paid to upgrade and did nothing but lose capability. Avoid this software.

Its a great game I got on black friday pricing on Amazon, it was so fun me and my daughter love the new mode like "Stage Mode" you get to sing and dance and be rated on both. If you are a fan of the series you will love this one.

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