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WARNING: VERY CONTROVERSIAL STAMP, not the first time I have done this. Check my Fluttershy gets too much hate stamp.

Made this stamp because I am sick and tired of people whining about reboots and remakes just to try to make the new generation be bored to death by watching a classic movie that has an inevitable reboot for today or maybe the near future.

Don't know what Rebootphobia is? Let me explain, Rebootphobia is the fear and hatred of a remake or a reboot of a classic that was good and it was part of their childhood. The victims for rebootphobic hate are The Powerpuff Girls, Pac-Man, Littlest Pet Shop, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Ghostbusters, mainly because of how it changes the franchise's canon or what they loved about it as a whole. (Which it started the whole "childhood ruined bullshit" or other reasons I can't rebuff just to save a reboot that IMO is good.) At least people didn't complain about the Planet of the Apes reboot movies, Captain America in the MCU (even if it isn't a reboot), Battlestar Galactica and Next year's Power Rangers reimagining flick with Saban, the Temple Hill dudes and Dean Israelite involved, even if people complain about the modernization. (Mainly because of not recycling as I heard from anyone)

Rebootphobia has gone too far. Thinking that a childhood is ruined because of a new thing ignoring what you liked? Bullshit, it's not like your childhood is flying away anytime soon. You can still watch them and consider them better than today's incarnation, and not give a shit about what "kills" your childhood when I think it's immortal to you or anyone else. Oh, and Original stuff isn't easy as pie, There are also "original" movies that are done as bad as the remakes. If you think originality is easy, then try to make one and see if it's successful or not.

Also, sorry to make you mad, but the classic Ghostbusters are overvalued. I am sorry, but it is to me.

EDIT: One rebootphobe made me write more as if there are more reasons to dislike reboots, especially the bad ones. Think before you bash the new generation's tastes.

Description
WARNING: VERY CONTROVERSIAL STAMP, not the first time I have done this. Check my Fluttershy gets too much hate stamp.

Made this stamp because I am sick and tired of people whining about reboots and remakes just to try to make the new generation be bored to death by watching a classic movie that has an inevitable reboot for today or maybe the near future.

Don't know what Rebootphobia is? Let me explain, Rebootphobia is the fear and hatred of a remake or a reboot of a classic that was good and it was part of their childhood. The victims for rebootphobic hate are The Powerpuff Girls, Pac-Man, Littlest Pet Shop, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Ghostbusters, mainly because of how it changes the franchise's canon or what they loved about it as a whole. (Which it started the whole "childhood ruined bullshit" or other reasons I can't rebuff just to save a reboot that IMO is good.) At least people didn't complain about the Planet of the Apes reboot movies, Captain America in the MCU (even if it isn't a reboot), Battlestar Galactica and Next year's Power Rangers reimagining flick with Saban, the Temple Hill dudes and Dean Israelite involved, even if people complain about the modernization. (Mainly because of not recycling as I heard from anyone)

Rebootphobia has gone too far. Thinking that a childhood is ruined because of a new thing ignoring what you liked? Bullshit, it's not like your childhood is flying away anytime soon. You can still watch them and consider them better than today's incarnation, and not give a shit about what "kills" your childhood when I think it's immortal to you or anyone else. Oh, and Original stuff isn't easy as pie, There are also "original" movies that are done as bad as the remakes. If you think originality is easy, then try to make one and see if it's successful or not.

Also, sorry to make you mad, but the classic Ghostbusters are overvalued. I am sorry, but it is to me.

EDIT: One rebootphobe made me write more as if there are more reasons to dislike reboots, especially the bad ones. Think before you bash the new generation's tastes.