Yeah, I'm going prod the hornets' nest with this post. He's not entirely wrong here, nor is he entirely right either. The situation with the Ghostbusters reboot is more complicated than most people are willing to admit. On one hand, you have plenty of people who desperately want to dismiss all criticism as "misogyny". Then again, if you seriously think all or even most of the criticism is free from gender politics you're in denial. Yes, the film (judging by the trailer and everything else we've seen) looks like a dumpster fire of cringe. Yes, you are free to hate it for the terrible, gimmicky, nostalgia exploiting cash grab that it is. Does that mean the cringe-worthy hatedom that has sprouted around this movie is entirely dependent on the movie's quality rather than largely being yet anther front of the SJWs vs ¬SJWs cultural war? Ahahahahahaha ... no!
Right from the beginning it's been mired in politics; if you've paid even the faintest of attention to this movie or even read any of the comments directed towards it you'd have to be blind to have missed the references to SJWs, liberals, tumblr, feminists (or feminazis as they are more likely to be labled), cultural marxism, cucks, political correctness, etc.
Most reasonable people would simply dislike the trailer, maybe discuss it with others, not watch the film, then get on with their life, but an entire culture has sprung up around this movie dedicated to waging a petty vendetta against it. There are people celebrating the fact that they've created multiple accounts just to dislike the trailer again.
Am I really supposed to just close my eyes, stick my fingers in my ears, and pretend it's just a big ol' coincidence that this one shit film in an ocean of shit films is the most disliked trailer on youtube in addition to being a political battleground filled with people ranting about feminists?
Edit: Just in case I haven't prodded this hornets' nest hard enough, I genuinely hope this movie is a massive success and smashes all box office records. Will that set a terrible precedent that sets us up for more shitty reboots like it? Sure, but at this point the hatedom surrounding the film has become so obnoxious that the petulant rage and tears would be worth it.
Hey, I never said I'm not petty in my own way.