Recently, it was announced that the 1984 supernatural comedy movie, "Ghostbusters" will be having a reboot. However, upon the announcement, criticisms and insults were fired up against the production team.
Since the "Ghostbusters" reboot franchise has not been released yet, the movie has been under rants and negative comments leading the director to fight back. Paul Feig, director for Columbia Pictures' "Ghostbuster" reboot, has had enough of the hateful reactions from the audiences. On Thursday, Feig has shown how it was like as he burst out against all rude comments on his Twitter account.
"You've been ranting at me and my cast for months with misogyny and insults. So go f*ck yourself. Goodnight. #enough" he shared.
On his Twitter feed, people were saying that he was not really into doing "Ghostbusters" and he agreed as long as they do the movie on his own ways. Others are also saying that his all-female lead stars are neither comedians nor funny stars which implied that they are not fitted for the role. Collider indicated that Feig could not be blamed for the move he made on his social media account given that they remain silent about it for months.
The reboot movie of the "Ghostbusters" is on its way towards the finishing touches. MNR Daily reported that the movie has ended filming on Saturday and their next plan is post production. According to the article, the editing crew has unveiled some pictures on their last day of shooting.
The photos featured Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones. Some photos of Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray and Aykroyd were also seen while on their last filming day in New York. Moreover, Chris Hemsworth has also a part in the pictures while on a motorcycle.
In the upcoming film, Kristen Wiig will take the role of Erin Gilbert, Melissa McCarthy as Abby Yates, Leslie Jones is playing as Patty Tolan and Kate McKinnon will be Jillian Holtzman. Featuring as New York City mayor is Andy Garcia which was played by David Margulies in the original movie. "Ghostbusters" reboot will also have Neil Casey as the main villain.
But despite all those rude comments, Feig left the best advice for his followers instead. The message is for the audiences to wait and "just let the movie happen".
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