Like the trailers and the television spots, the B-roll is chock-full of scenes that never actually appeared in the theatrical cut. Most notable exclusion? Reed Richard’s apparently actually built a flying car, which we comic book fans know as the Fantasticar! VIA: Comicbook.com
It’s been a bad weekend for Fantastic Four, and I’m not just talking about its poor box office performance. It all started on Thursday night, when director Josh Trank took to Twitter to distance himself from the movie. Trank quickly deleted that tweet, but it lives on forever thanks to the magic of the internet:…
Scathing reviews and an indiscreet tweet left “Fantastic Four” on the slab after the franchise reboot flopped at the weekend box office. Fox’s hopes of rejuvenating the comicbook characters and turning the super-team into a cinematic juggernaut to rival “X-Men” have flamed out given that the film debuted to a dreadful $26.2 million across 3,995…
Superhero News reviews Fantastic Four from director Josh Trank. The film stars Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara, Jamie Bell and Toby Kebbell. Have you seen the film? What did you think? Leave your comments below or on our YouTube page and while you’re there, don’t forget to like, favorite, share and subscribe! Thanks…
Poor Fantastic Four! The buzz has been so poisonous for this comic-book movie that after overwhelmingly negative reviews rolled in this week, even director Josh Trank was moved to disavow the film’s final cut. But in the face of so much that has gone wrong here, is there anything in Fantastic Four that’s somehow so…
By now you’re probably just returning from a late night screening of Fantastic Four. Or maybe you went to late showing last night. Or maybe the bad reviews scared you away completely. Regardless, this is the best place to discuss the movie with the Superhero News community! Be sure to watch the full Superhero News…
Fox’s Fantastic Four reboot is getting terrible reviews, and currently has a 9% Rotten Tomatoes score. Looks like Miles Teller was right! Fantastic Four director Josh Trank has taken to Twitter to respond to these bad reviews. Trank says that his version of the movie would’ve received great reviews but that we’ll never see it,…
“They exist in parallel universes,” “Fantastic Four” producers Simon Kinberg and Hutch Parker told the Daily News in a joint email. “The Fantastic 4 live in a world without mutants. And the X-Men live in a world without the Fantastic 4.” “Crossing them over would be challenging,” said Kinberg and Parker, “but we sure would…
Check out this cool interactive slider from Halloween Costumes and compare the Fantastic Four’s look from 1961 to the actors from the 2015 film!
“We spent a whole day there, sort of working and doing press, and you don’t really get to meet the fans. So the next morning, Jamie Bell and I decided, ‘Well, we want the experience of Comic-Con. So let’s just go out, let’s walk to get a coffee amongst all of the fans,’” Mara explained…