I don't want Cho as Reed. I want the traditional FF adapted properly. I don't want Marvel to let the 2005 and 2007 Fox FF look like the most comic-faithful version we've had on the big screen, or for the Roger Corman version to look like the most faithful ever adapted.
No more fancy casting or tinkering with the designs. Just take a page out of the Imaginauts FF story where these comic writers (within the story) are constantly trying to tweak the designs to make the FF more relevant. But then they send a representative to spend a week with the FF.
His conclusion at the end of it is that people shouldn't try to get further away from what people love about the FF by changing all these things about them, but to go back to basics and adhere MORE faithfully to the original comics, because that's what people need to see.
I don't want Reed or any of the other FF race swapped just for the sake of it. Doing that again this time will also bring echoes of all the controversy with doing that for Johnny Storm. The FF in the MCU need to be controversy free this time round and go off without any kind of hitches.
If people want to race swap someone - race swap an X-Man. Make Wolverine black or Asian.
I just don't want Marvel to be effectively admitting that they can't top any of the Fox FF adaptations so they have to go so different to distinguish themselves. On the contrary, if they go more faithful, they WILL distinguish themselves.
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