Absolutely. I'm not saying that every change made to these remakes were for the better. There are some that are objectively worse like some of the difficulty/hp balancing, some of the music, SC evo's god awful new OP animation, etc. And many that could be subjectively worse for you.
But I feel like the evo remakes are getting an unfair shake in the narrative that I see getting thrown around on gaf. Afaik some of the most hardcore english-speaking trails fans post in here and of course traditional fans like that may dislike a lot of changes made to the original version of a game they love.
But anecdotally, the evo remakes aren't widely considered to be bad in Japan or anything. I wish I had a better metric to illustrate this for english audiences but the
amazon ratings for almost all of the evo entries average at 4-5 stars (zero evo is especially low due to being riddled with game-breaking crashes/bugs at launch).
Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion and I will never try to convince someone otherweise, but I find it bothersome that some are willing to conclusively declare them the worst versions of the games without playing through them first hand. I've seen the evo estelle portraits/expressions image macro spammed constantly by people who have self-admittedly only watched a few of the evo scenes on youtube. That doesn't paint the whole picture of what you get in the remakes. For example, seeing this scene (FULL SC SPOILER)
with the CG there and both characters shouting at the top of their lungs with great voice actors does a lot more for the scene, personally. I enjoyed some of the heartfelt/romantic/somber scenes done in this way more as well.
Frankly, I think that if you can enjoy the more recent falcom games like the sen arc, ys8, or tokyo xanadu, the evo remakes would have improvements that you can appreciate as well. I just think that fans should keep an open mind and give them a shot when they inevitably get fan-translated instead of dismissing them immediately based on what they've heard from a relatively small sample of opinions.