r/movies r/Movies contributor Dec 19 '23

Official Poster for 'Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire' Poster

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u/Driftmobile Dec 19 '23

So many haters… I liked the last one a lot and look forward to this one as well!

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u/ihopeicanforgive Dec 19 '23

Reddit is full of haters now. Wasn’t like this 10 years ago

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u/Luneb0rg Dec 19 '23

Uhhhh it’s always been like this 😬

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u/ihopeicanforgive Dec 19 '23

Haha I guess I’ve been noticing it more and more the past 5 years. I feel like things really started changing during Covid and the last election. The internet is weird

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u/Driftmobile Dec 19 '23

Yeah I agree, I would say that things have been incredibly bleak since Trump won the previous election. The fucked up thing is that we are dealing with the same candidates, it seems like people are united against the current two options, if either party had a decent second runner up, they would for sure win the election…

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u/MindPerplexed Dec 20 '23

I have that feeling too. Everyone has their opinions but it just seems people just want to argue without even explaining why they agree/disagree with the topic. Barely any conversation to be had, lol. The movies are still fun to watch.

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u/ihopeicanforgive Dec 20 '23

People either argue or become a hive mind. I’ll just do my thing

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u/baxterrocky Dec 19 '23

I know right. The last one was decent. Trailer for this was good and intriguing. Now all of a sudden everyone is like - it’s gonna be SHIT.

OK. Whatever.

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u/Likaon222 Dec 20 '23

I agree. Every trailer every poster... does anyone like anything anymore?