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Getting Peyton would definitely have been a coming of full circle thing since Reed was the originally going to direct the first Fox FF movie before he left due to creative differences. That would be a happy ending to his FF story.I actually would have loved Peyton Reed for this, but I'm definitely curious what Jon Watts's take will be.
Right, but my real question is why did he get recruited for the Fantastic Four. Of all the potential projects that would've been up at the time?I think what fans seem to forget is Watts has done 2 Spider-Man movies that performed very well and are liked by the general movie going public. Most of the things us fans may complain about I never see echoed by people who don't read comics. All they see are fun movies. Marvel clearly love his work. During that brief spat after FFH, dude was being recruited by BOTH Marvel and Sony. So, I don't think he had a pitch. I am pretty sure he was recruited.
QuestionRight, but my real question is why did he get recruited for the Fantastic Four. Of all the potential projects that would've been up at the time?
I recognize watts is capable especially since I personally like his spiderman movies. And I imagine that if they do another trilogy for spidey they'll hire a new guy to tell new stories.
FF fans have come a long way since then.Remember when Tommy Wiseau was rumoured to be directing the sequel to Fant4stic?
Tommy Wiseau to direct FF2?
I suppose Feige was never going to entertain him as a possibility for the MCU.
The Captain Marvel team wasn't particularly impressive. I do trust in his judgment on capable directors that can deliver the production they want.Question
Has KEVIN Feige made a bad decision in choosing a director?
I’ve said from the beginning I trust Marvel’s ability to pick a director more than I trust my own.
Watts didn’t excite me when I first heard the announcement, but I think they could have done worse.
I also think Spider-man is bogged down by some Sony baggage and a general concept and framework that Watts is forced to work within and has limited control over.
I want the FF tone to be different and more epic than the Spidey films and I’m confident Watts and Feige will do that.
The Spider-Man films have a different feel than other Marvel films, and I don’t think that’s Watts. I think that has a lot to do with the Sony situation and the general concept of the high school setting.
I almost feel like Watts is in an awkward situation on the Spidey films and both he and Feige are looking forward to him being set free on a “real” Marvel film.
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Has KEVIN Feige made a bad decision in choosing a director?
The Captain Marvel team wasn't particularly impressive. I do trust in his judgment on capable directors that can deliver the production they want.