Sterling Archer
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I thought this was a film about four superheroes? Not four motorcross racers? Like, was I mistaken?
I thought this was a film about four superheroes? Not four motorcross racers? Like, was I mistaken?
Wow. Anyone still defending this film now? We have yet to get an official image for this movie that comes out in a few months, a supposed summer blockbuster film. Yeah.
Btw what's with Vaughn saying he thinks people are done with super serious Nolanesque superhero movies and the movie he's producing is exactly like one of them?
But this is not the Fantastic Four. As we allsuspectedknew for a fact, this movie is anything but a film about the iconic Marvel characters that have existed for 50 years. Everything about it is wrong. And that makes me sad.
What really crushes my spirit though, is the fact that this is totally happening. There's a poster, there's a trailer, there's BTS photos. This movie is getting released. It's probably not going to be a complete failure. And we're probably getting a sequel.
Today I have resigned myself to unfortunate inevitability that Fox is keeping these rights. Reed, Sue, Johnny, Ben, the Silver Surfer, Galactus, Dr. Doom...they aren't going to be a part of the MCU, at least not for a decade or more, if ever.
It's where they belong. But they aren't going home.
For me, the hope is gone...
Trank could've just made an original sci-fi horror movie that he wanted to make and FF fans could've still gotten the film they wanted to see. In that scenario, everybody wins: The Trank fans, the FF fans, the Marvel Studios fans and the Marvel Studios haters. But NO - instead we have to listen to folks declaring how they never liked the Fantastic Four to begin with but are SO excited about this film. I'm pissed.
Trank could've just made an original sci-fi horror movie that he wanted to make and FF fans could've still gotten the film they wanted to see. In that scenario, everybody wins: The Trank fans, the FF fans, the Marvel Studios fans and the Marvel Studios haters. But NO - instead we have to listen to folks declaring how they never liked the Fantastic Four to begin with but are SO excited about this film. I'm pissed.
This is a sad depressing reality. And I am reluctant to agree now that the property will be at FOX for years now.As a trailer for a film, the teaser did a lot of, well...teasing. Shots of actors, cryptic dialogue, small glimpses of powers and transformations, foreboding music...
You know...teaser stuff.
That's fine. It's all fine. And as a movie, the cinematography looks good and it looks like a movie. And that's great. I'll pirate it weeks after it's released and probably enjoy it as a dramatic science fiction film.
But this is not the Fantastic Four. As we allsuspectedknew for a fact, this movie is anything but a film about the iconic Marvel characters that have existed for 50 years. Everything about it is wrong. And that makes me sad.
What really crushes my spirit though, is the fact that this is totally happening. There's a poster, there's a trailer, there's BTS photos. This movie is getting released. It's probably not going to be a complete failure. And we're probably getting a sequel.
Today I have resigned myself to unfortunate inevitability that Fox is keeping these rights. Reed, Sue, Johnny, Ben, the Silver Surfer, Galactus, Dr. Doom...they aren't going to be a part of the MCU, at least not for a decade or more, if ever.
It's where they belong. But they aren't going home.
For me, the hope is gone...
As a trailer for a film, the teaser did a lot of, well...teasing. Shots of actors, cryptic dialogue, small glimpses of powers and transformations, foreboding music...
You know...teaser stuff.
That's fine. It's all fine. And as a movie, the cinematography looks good and it looks like a movie. And that's great. I'll pirate it weeks after it's released and probably enjoy it as a dramatic science fiction film.
But this is not the Fantastic Four. As we allsuspectedknew for a fact, this movie is anything but a film about the iconic Marvel characters that have existed for 50 years. Everything about it is wrong. And that makes me sad.
What really crushes my spirit though, is the fact that this is totally happening. There's a poster, there's a trailer, there's BTS photos. This movie is getting released. It's probably not going to be a complete failure. And we're probably getting a sequel.
Today I have resigned myself to unfortunate inevitability that Fox is keeping these rights. Reed, Sue, Johnny, Ben, the Silver Surfer, Galactus, Dr. Doom...they aren't going to be a part of the MCU, at least not for a decade or more, if ever.
It's where they belong. But they aren't going home.
For me, the hope is gone...
This. Those who say they have no interest in FF whatsoever but like this would still have had a movie to enjoy if this were an original film not under the FF banner. Would these people have enjoyed the film any less just because it's called something else like "Chronicle 2"?