Take it from someone who's been around Hollywood blue collar workers. Not the Directors, Producers, Writer, Executives, and Actors but the thousands of people involved with set construction and design, sound, caterers, CGI, transportation and other little known functions. All these people care about is work just like the rest of us. As long as teenagers keep shelling out money to watch movies, families can be fed.
I totally agree that there are alot of dumb films being made. I would prefer a minority of bad films being made as opposed to no films being made. If someone can make a film about "Battleship" by all means I'll pay my dollars to hear "You sank my Battleship" to bring back childhood memories. I know that this is a ficticious movie probably not grounded in reality. If this film offers an escape from the realities of life for 90 minutes or so then I'm all for it.
Should this film usher in a new surge of boardgame movies. Then I'll look forward to Checkers, The Game of Life, Sorry, and all the others. Why? These films would be family movies to enjoy from one generation to the next like Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, Swiss Family Robinson, and others that have stood the test of time.
Granted not all people can agree on a subject except one. "I might disagree with what you say, but I'll defend to the death you're right to say it."
To illuminate my age, I saw Star Wars at the drive-in when it first released to America. For those reading this don't know what a drive-in is? Those were good teenager years at the drive-in.