1. I'm glad they are addressing the critique and are being constructive and mature about the response. If Sonic ends up looking better in the end, then it's pretty cool they are taking this initiative and are actually trying to do this. Of course you can't please everyone, but the feedback does seem mostly negative, so instead of going "Deal with it!" they're actually trying to make some changes for the better. But again, let's see what the end result is going to be like.
2. I worry about those who are going to work on this, especially now when stuff like crunch time and employees well-being being low-prioritised in these fields of work are being in the spotlight lately. I would much rather the movie's launch be pushed back giving them more time to work on this, to keep a healthier work environment, than to make them work overtime. I'd rather take current Sonic's look then, tbh. It just doesn't seem worth it when it put the workers' health at stake.