PC morality shouldn't be a bullet-proof vest for bad movies

Rating: 1/10 (30 March 2018)

I get it.
Gender equality (but really?), diversity of races, destroying the patriarchy.
All great things and the film definitely had the heavy emphasis on this.
But the story was bad, the new characters were blend and useless, and it has a lot of plot holes that everyone knows.
Are the critics really closing their eyes to how bad the movie?
Is it because: 1) Disney is paying them off or 2) Because the movie had such emphasis on gender equality and racial diversity etc and they are afraid to say the movie was bad and it will automatically mean that you are against those values?
I was there to watch a good, quality movie, not to be educated on morality.
Like, I would not deny the cultural impact of having moral lessons embedded in a influential movie like this but you cannot give good reviews for this as a movie.
Those PC morality shouldn't be a bullet-proof vest for bad movies. Are the critics loving this only because of political correctness?