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WW just got Bill Westenhofer as the vfx supervisor.
Who is responsible for this mess?
Who is responsible for this mess?
Hey, don't look at me. lol
Has Bleeding Cool weighed in after Rich Johnston backtracked the other day?
Me too but he's 50-something right now, by the time his opportunity would roll around he'd be way too old imo.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/07...ance-the-fantastic-four-will-work-as-a-movie/
This was a really bizarre story? Was this Bleeding Cool's way of saving face in the event the movie somehow took off?
I think somebody from Fox was whispering in the ears of various bloggers and telling them it wasn't as bad as people thought.
I saw several people who had been skeptical throughout suddenly start tweeting and posting that it might be a good film and saying things like: "I've been hearing good things from my sources."
I guess they shouldn't listen to those sources in the future . . .
Sure, but it's not like Hollywood requires people to play their age. Plus with Thing being either an extensive make-up job or cgi/mo-cap. Unless we don't get another FF film for another 7 or 8 years then I think he would be ok.
Sure, but it's not like Hollywood requires people to play their age. Plus with Thing being either an extensive make-up job or cgi/mo-cap. Unless we don't get another FF film for another 7 or 8 years then I think he would be ok.
I mean look at this cast, most everyone was late 20's early 30's playing 18 year olds!
Kate Mara and Michael B. Jordan in fact are both older than Alba and Evans when they were cast for the 2005 film.
Willie Lumpkin, oddly enough I saw some other bloggers I am familiar with doing the same. Not sure that was directly influenced by stuff from Fox though. Is it bizarre though, yes.
I mean look, it was clear to see that Atlanta show was a friends and family type show and it was a clear last ditch attempt to spread good buzz for the film.
You actually have to give credit to the marketing department. They made a terrible film look good to many people.
I was never sold, but people who just saw a quick commercial here or there probably thought it looked pretty good. And then with the embargo and the previews for very biased fans, it looked like the film might not be bad right up until the reviews came out. In hindsight, the biggest mistake Fox may have made was to allow the big trades to release their reviews early. If they had kept a hard embargo in place right up until midnight Thursday, they might have tricked some people into seeing it and they might have had closer to the $40 M weekend many were predicting - which still wouldn't have been great, but much less disastrous than what actually happened.

Personally I thought that all but the first teaser was very poor. And the teaser wasn't great but it but it wasn't bad either.
True I didn't really think about it. Either way I think I'd prefer John DiMaggio in the role.
http://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/07...ance-the-fantastic-four-will-work-as-a-movie/
This was a really bizarre story? Was this Bleeding Cool's way of saving face in the event the movie somehow took off?
LOL! And here many of us were saying that if this film actually turned out half way decent that the marketing department should be fired.![]()
Personally I thought that all but the first teaser was very poor. And the teaser wasn't great but it but it wasn't bad either.
I've been trying to do some research into Constantin Film since people keep bringing it up. I haven't found much yet, but I am finding some phenomenal things on stuff they do that isn't Fantastic Four. This, for example:
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This company has apparently made a film about Hitler and the dog from Frasier.
...somehow I think Marvel could clear up any issues with these guys with a check. I really think we just need to worry about Fox.
Feels like it.Another Constantin film is called, after translation, **** You, Goethe.
F You Goethe and Hitler & Eddie from Frasier. Fantastic Four is in amazing company. Best damn production company in the world (They've also got something called "Suck Me Shakespeer", but I'm too afraid to see what that is).
A comedy that follows an ex-con who lands a position at a school that sits over the spot where money from one of his earlier robberies was stashed.