New movie, terrifying concept

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After finishing off my math assignment for this week, I find a disturbing post on Facebook (By CollegeHumor, no less) about this:
Adam Sandler is releasing a film this summer based on the original short "PIXELS". I noticed that everyone was hating on Adam Sandler (whom I know nothing about, actually), but I'm hating on the overall concept that the film capitalizes on:
 
Aliens take the form of 80's video games, and then attack earth by practically de-rezzing everything in sight into little cubes? My God, that's terrifying in its own right! I was traumatized when I saw the short in 2010, and after that I went on a rant about how horrified I was, and threw together a badly-done bashing video on YouTube with MS Paint animations and a weak story of somehow restoring Earth back to normal and erasing the damage, all set to the song "All Your Base Are Belong To Us". And here I thought memes were never meant to be used as a Deus Ex Machina in storytelling.

But now there's a feature film. WHY? For god sake's, WHY?!!?

From what I can tell, there's no hope for humanity. The creator of Pac-Man went up to the alien that embodied the character, and instead of a First Contact scene, we get the man's hand chomped on and seeing it slowly crumble into pieces as if it was some kind of virus. That's just going too far, even worse than how the short film ended with the whole world being turned into the All Spark's cousin.

And what I cannot understand is why nobody else online is having these same views. What gives?
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Okay, rant  over. *sigh* It's best that I just put the posts out of my mind and focus on what actually needs me this week.
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I am reading after playing NES Remix on my Wii U for a few hours...(coincidence?)

The very concept of the movie sounds like it's made by someone who wanted video games to end during the North American Video Game Crash of 1982. (Luckily for us, Nintendo came in on time to revolutionize the market with the Nintendo Entertainment System)