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Agreed on all counts, and the podcast you are referring to is the Cracked podcast. I also heard it, and got told it "could be the other way around, maybe Jurassic World is the disaster you never know".I heard of a podcast concerning two blockbuster films being helm by young and upcoming directors, but I can't remember the name of it. They said one film would be a huge hit that propels the young directors career, while the other will be a huge mess that ruins that director's chances at directing a blockbuster. Considering it specified young, upcoming directors, I assume they mean Colin Trevorrow and Josh Trank.
My two cents, I say Jurassic World will be the film that's a huge success while F4INO is the big mess.
Unlike some of you guys here, I'm not a huge Fantastic 4 fan, but like some of you, I'm not interested in this film and would much rather Fox just give the rights or strike a deal with Marvel.
With that said, the reason I think JW will be the hit and F4INO will be the failure is all in the marketing. JW is being marketed like crazy. That is a sign of studio confidence in the film. They have not been shy of shoving another teaser/tv spot every 2 weeks or something about that film. True that JW is releasing sooner, but even when it was 7 months away, we got to see more of the film than F4INO has.
While aggressive marketing isn't always an indicator a film will be good "Cough"Amazing Spiderman 2"Cough", it does tell us what the studio thinks of the film, and that they feel it's going to be a hit, while Fox is playing shy and holding back quite a bit in marketing of the film.
There's actually a good deal of people on here who have spent time arguing otherwise.There is no doubt that this is a cheaper movie to keep the rights.
AMC seems to never have anything bad to say about F4.
AMC seems to never have anything bad to say about F4.
Before the trailer dropped, they were very skeptical about it. It wasn't until after the trailer and Trank said that he is going a more serious/horror direction that they've become more optimistic.
They're huge Fantastic Four fans. AND they are super jacked and pumped to see FFINO. One of those sentences must be false.
Before the trailer dropped, they were very skeptical about it. It wasn't until after the trailer and Trank said that he is going a more serious/horror direction that they've become more optimistic.
Be honest, which of those fit F4? None of it does. Plus superhero movies tend to have a family target. This one seems to have tweens in mind. Not sure how that is going to work.
And this is supposed to convince us they're Fantastic Four fans?Before the trailer dropped, they were very skeptical about it. It wasn't until after the trailer and Trank said that he is going a more serious/horror direction that they've become more optimistic.
Based on bits and pieces I've seen over the past year, they know about as much about Fantastic Four as I know about women's field hockey.
And this is supposed to convince us they're Fantastic Four fans?
I would say the crew was "cautiously optimistic" rather than "very skeptical" before the trailer reveal. And now every bit of info that brings FFINO further away from the classic source material gets them even more giddy with anticipation.
No offense but if all we do is hate, then why do you read this thread? It's like paying to go to a concert and then boo the guy off stage. No one is forcing you to post here. And besides, it's not just here where people dislike what's going on with the film. It's pretty much everywhere.
yeah I find that these guys are pretty much apologists for big studio movies (before they are released), especially the lead guy. That being said, he is admittedly wrong about the fourth Transformers movie. I watch this show from time to time and I find these guys to be sunshine pumpers (especially the lead guy). Its kind of a industry prop up show. AMC theaters own the show, so it's not like they are in the business of crapping on tentpoles releases that are going to take up a couple of thousands of screens.
I wonder have Fox and Disney made some type of deal regarding the Star Wars digital downloads. 5 of the films will be available except the 77 Star Wars. Disney may have given them something in exchange for this.