Have you watched Nostalgia Critic's review of Ghostbusters (2016)? Sure we all have our different opinions, some may like the movie, while others don't. Surely whatever the critics said, they can be able to justify it themselves, and so can you for your own opinions. But at the end of the day, it's nothing worth arguing over, it's all but just a movie, not some political debate. All that matters, is that you believe in what you stand true to your statement, and not let others affect your train of thoughts. (Unless of course if it's a joke or sarcasm)

Look, I saw the review made by Nostalgia Critic.
Although, even through he is usually right about the majority of things he discuss... I'm still not convicted about THAT specific review. Ghostbusters 2016 is a awful, offensive, badly marketed and horribly made movie. Sony Pictures should be more than ashamed for what they done.

That just pisses me off! The feminazis start to scream like a bunch of toddlers if them seen anything that can be somehow considered to a abuse, like a gender divided bathroom, and I cannot feel offended that every male character of this film is either a idiot or a asshole? I'm sorry but no, there aren't any excuses for this movie.

I have yet to see the new Ben-Hur movie, but I hope it's around long enough to do so.
I thought both GB & SS were decent movies, they both had their problem areas, but weren't bad movies by any stretch of the imagination.
While an entirely different feeling movie than those two, I'd probably have to say that Secret Life of Pets was the better of the three movies.

Well... Yeah.
I agree, the quality of: "The secret life of pets" is totally unquestionable!

However... I'm still pissed off with the new Ghostbusters, I'm truly sorry.
If you can enjoy this film, good for you. However, to me... Those failures are more like sins! Sony Pictures made SURE of shoving feminism into our mouths through the entire movie.

I'm not a anti-feminist, because I do think that both genders must have the same rights, benefits and whatever stuff they should share in common... But the actual feminism no longer represents what the movement should really be about, or stand up.

I know that I'm a straight man, but I have seen so much feminist connected to either bad episodes, conflicts and ridiculous protests that doesn't make any sense (in any political view and/or interpretation)... That I can see a movie such as this one without feeling: disgust, pain, offended or angry. And

Suicide Squad still not a master-piece by any means... But that doesn't make this film forgettable by any means.

The logic of satisfying critics summed up: We don't need to satisfy our millions of viewers. We just need to satisfy that one guy's opinion. Who cares what everyone else thinks?

Yeah, their logic is pretty f***ed up.