Fantastic Four
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5 on Fox denies rumors that ‘Fantastic Four’ is going back to Marvel20th Century Fox has confirmed to ComicBook.com that the film rights to the Fantastic Four remain at the studio, despite rumors to the contrary.
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After a nine week run, it’s made a paltry $56,051,712. That’s $10,000 less than what the first Fantastic Four movie made during its opening weekend in 2005!
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“Every time you make a movie, you want to make a great movie. It’s a ton of time and effort you put in. We made that movie in the sweltering heat of summer in Baton Rouge and I was there every day of photography. You’re waking up every morning being like, I want to go…
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When asked if she has seen the film, Mara adds, “No, but I will eventually,” but adds that the movie’s harsh reviews have made her feel “a little bit gun-shy”. Despite Fantastic Four’s troubles, Mara, who is rumoured to be dating her co-star Jamie Bell, says that those involved “really had each other’s backs,”. “That’s…
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In a new interview with NY Daily News, Suicide Squad star Margot Robbie revealed that she came close to playing the Invisible Woman in Fox’s disaster of a Fantastic Four reboot. Luckily for Robbie (and the fans), the role went to Kate Mara and she was able to play Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad instead.
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The Fantastic Four now in theaters is a movie set largely in hallways and big labs, a film with a long build up to a very rushed final battle. It’s a movie that is full of promise in the first half, promise that is totally squandered in the back half. But this wasn’t always the…
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Could there have been a good movie here? There was at least potential for an intriguing fight scene when The Thing leaps from an airplane for the sake of some “clobberin’ time.” After interviews with a dozen sources involved in the making of Fantastic Four, Entertainment Weekly has pieced together the sequence.
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As the summer winds down, so do the superhero movies at the box office and things weren’t looking up for 20th Century Fox‘s Fantastic Four in its second weekend. In fact, it was looking quite down, as it took a massive plunge in its second weekend, down 69% to $8 million for fourth place. That’s…
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Trank initially fought hard to get Teller cast in the film, winning out over Fox’s objections. But the director and actor’s relationship later turned sour. According to a story in this week’s Entertainment Weekly, Trank and Teller did not get along on the set of the film; Trank was allegedly withdrawn during production, and Teller…
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Days before Fantastic Four opened, director Josh Trank sent an email to some members of the cast and crew to say he was proud of the film, which, he wrote, was “better than 99 percent of the comic-book movies ever made.” “I don’t think so,” responded one castmember. Maybe if Trank had left it at…