Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket, both will feature a female squad in Vietnam.

I'm sure they've seen the reaction to Ghostbusters but I don't think they see it as a backlash. They see the controversy as free publicity since social media can spread news faster and cheaper than traditional ad system can do. Plus it helps that they can easily shrug off the criticisms by calling the naysayers as "sexist misogynists."

Next would be everything they could lay their hands on. How about a Star Trek TV series reboot with an all female main crew/characters and male red shirts? Back To The Future 4 where we follow the adventures of Marty Mcfly's daughter as she travel across time to help oppressed women in history? Terminator series continuing with a female John Connor. Jurassic World sequels where we see an all female team, struggling to make their name in the STEM field and military, fighting an all male team of mercenaries and scientists who unleashed weaponized dinosaurs onto the world.

You can see an example, a preview to what Hollywood will turn out, to this by watching Japanese anime. There's so much shows with almost-all-female leads(at times there will be that one male character acting as the audience's avatar of sort) that's it's very overwhelming.

Blade is female now?! RIP any hopes I had for Wesley Snipes returning.

That's the problem in a nutshell. They aren't the least bit creative. They do ten sequels of everything or remake everything. I stopped going to movies in the theater over ten years ago because of the lack of creativity. Stuff like this aren't going to win me back.

I wouldn't call it uncreative since it's coming from the minds of Soderbergh and Clooney, who have every right to continue this universe. That's like saying a new Star Wars trilogy means Hollywood is uncreative. Now, rebooting Ghostbusters for no reason is uncreative.

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cuz..progress and gender "equality" lol