A feminist/anti male genre movie was never going to be a easy sell with any major demographic.
shareYep, I guess it seemed like a great idea to director Paul Feig and almost everyone else involved in the project. However, the backlash was HUGE and now they're back making a much more audience appeasing Ghostbusters.
shareMaking it anti male was doing nothing but alienating audience members and driving people out of the movie. It's like making a movie that's anti black or vice versa which would be inducing angry words.
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Political views really doesn't matter it's the script that matters. Don't know if the anti male aspect was evident in the trailer but if it was the trailer was the most damaging to the movie since it was misleading as a sequel when it wasn't and was pretty badly cut and edited.
2010's was the decade misogyny became unacceptable.
Also I think this version of Ghostbusters "woke" up a lot of men. A lot of men had given up, especially in the work force. Now, just 3 years later, I think men are back in the game..just my opinion, I could be wrong.
sharePaul Feig does seem to try too hard to be progressive in a lot of his films.
shareFeig only likes working with women.
shareIt wasn't an anti-male film.
shareSome say it's very SJW.
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