I've read through a lot of obnoxious reviews of the film but this one is just fascinating:
http://www.mtv.com/news/2904048/ghostbusters-review/
It goes at great length describing how every male portrayed in the movie is really stupid and/or really evil. This is something that a lot of the MRA-types have been complaining about with this movie. Only this reviewer seems to be celebrating this, calling it a "middle finger to screaming brobabiez." And a take that to the "creeps behind the computers." I don't know how someone thinks this makes for decent cinema.
There has been so much ridiculous antagonism on both sides of this, over a movie that appears to be pretty whatever and noteworthy only for the most superficial of reasons. My impression is that the user views are grossly biased against it because of angry people (more male than female, but not entirely) who are hate voting the movie especially because of all the people who told them they won't give it a chance because they're sexists. And my other impression is that the critical views are grossly biased in favor of it because of all the social champions who applaud what they think it represents in a greater culture war and use feel important talking about social issues in a review position. And because others are too afraid of the repercussions for slamming it too heavily.
http://www.mtv.com/news/2904048/ghostbusters-review/
It goes at great length describing how every male portrayed in the movie is really stupid and/or really evil. This is something that a lot of the MRA-types have been complaining about with this movie. Only this reviewer seems to be celebrating this, calling it a "middle finger to screaming brobabiez." And a take that to the "creeps behind the computers." I don't know how someone thinks this makes for decent cinema.
There has been so much ridiculous antagonism on both sides of this, over a movie that appears to be pretty whatever and noteworthy only for the most superficial of reasons. My impression is that the user views are grossly biased against it because of angry people (more male than female, but not entirely) who are hate voting the movie especially because of all the people who told them they won't give it a chance because they're sexists. And my other impression is that the critical views are grossly biased in favor of it because of all the social champions who applaud what they think it represents in a greater culture war and use feel important talking about social issues in a review position. And because others are too afraid of the repercussions for slamming it too heavily.
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