Well said. There is a long-running "bottom 100" list and the original 5.2 rating wouldn't put Grrlbusters anywhere near that list. It was not rated as one of the worst ever made. While the Ghostbusters fanbase was certainly frustrated to be given a new movie resembling nothing of what fans ever envisioned for a third Ghostbusters movie, which is a COMPLETELY understandable movie fan reaction, it wasn't like it was a life or death matter for them! It was not that serious. There is no evidence of any coordinated effort by them to sabotage the movie's scores. Authoritarian SJW media scolds telling us this was happening and yammering on about the 'toxicity' of 'incel manbabies' was not proof of anything.
Of course no one took this movie as seriously as the SJW activists did. When media sycophants coordinated their own very personal attack campaign against the movie's detractors, it was THEY who engaged in sabotage - it was they who turned heated yet commonplace entertainment discourse aggressive and toxic. Even participants from the film, evidently whom are too fragile and unprofessional to handle a negative movie review, piled on to the condenmnation of all the wrongthinking moviegoers. Nevermind that moviegoers have a right to their opinions as part of a process known as 'customer feedback', which USED to be something companies relied on to help shape their products. It didn't USED to be that that customers were only allowed to have approved opinions.
Yet still to this day the main legacy of this movie, according to the media, is that of how 'misogynistic and toxic' Ghostbusters fans are. Toxic because they were offered a brainlessly politically correct, unfunny mess of a movie that was a disrespectful stain on a franchise that once brought them so much joy. They felt betrayed, and for daring to say such a thing, THEY were vilified.
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