Bleh. Nope. Not gonna see it.

To me it looks promising and has potential, I don't see this as a reboot though. I see it more as an alternate universe or set far enough in the future to where the original team is forgotten. I heard there is going to be one with a male cast and they come together at some point, how or why I have no idea. 

I'm upset that it is a reboot and not a sequel but I'm sure they will shoehorn in some cameos to please the fans like Dan Akroyd eating a hot dog or something like that.

Also, I don't like how reboots are using the same titles as the originals. There is only Ghostbusters 1&2 and now there's Ghostbusters 2016, come on! 

echidna64 wrote :

I'm upset that it is a reboot and not a sequel but I'm sure they will shoehorn in some cameos to please the fans like Dan Akroyd eating a hot dog or something like that.

Also, I don't like how reboots are using the same titles as the originals. There is only Ghostbusters 1&2 and now there's Ghostbusters 2016, come on!  -end quote

Same can be said for the 2014 Godzilla movie and the 1997 Godzilla movie.

I like the looks of the trailer....in it's own movie sort of way.  I think I'll be able to watch it and enjoy it for what it is, without comparing it to the originals.

The chick with the glasses getting slapped was laughable at least.

It all just feels so forced and reeks of politically correct Hollywood money grabbing by toying with a beloved franchise.

I'm not sure how I feel about this yet, but after seeing the trailer I may give it a shot. I'll reserve judgement for after I've seen it.

I find it oddly satisfying to see that a film that JUST HAD to change the team to females is now catching guff for politically incorrect typecasting/stereotyping.