>Gets his signature catchphrase from being abused
Now that's edgy.
Gets his signature catchphrase from being abused
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For me, it's De Fuego. The best member of Los Fant4sticos.
I'm honest enough to admit I wasn't around this board when Fan4stic debuted and I'm really sad I missed what was probably a bunch of glorious shitposting up to and including the release of this film.
I feel so bad for Kate Mara. She wanted to be in the MCU so badly.
She might pop up there one day, you never know. The only person who really torched their career with Fant4stic was Josh Trank.
Did she? that's a shame but Jordan managed to jump to it and got a big role so she could try to
Johnny was so edgy in that movie, dude. Everyone was
>Thing: Hey guys! I have a cool name for tea-
>Human Torch: Shut the fuck up, bitch. How about we call our team, "the cool dudes and that one ugly fucking thing that follows them around like a faggot"
>Thing: The thing, eh? Good idea, Johnny.
Why tf did he even decide to name himself after that
You can see a small rock penis if you look at this hard enough
She was in the MCU
It's "Dona de Fuego"
I'm so glad Fant4stic included the Fantastic Four's best team member, The Walking Chicken Nugget, as seen in OPs image
I feel bad for all of them.
Hearing about what happened/didn't happen to them at comic con is heartbreaking.
The best part is that thanks to Perlmutter, the only toys actually produced for Fant4stic were crappy KFC happy meal toys in Mexico, because they fell up promotion as opposed to merchandising.
My friend had the best take on this.
>>What should we call ourselves?
>>How about two guys, a girl and a thing nobody wanted
>>Hey we both know you can take him. We came a long way since the garage.
>>Gotta say, it's fantastic
>>Say that again?
>>It's fantastic.
>>Yes it is...hey guys, I got it. You ready? Two Guys, a Girl and a Thing Nobody Wanted.
Do tell
You know, critics have it easy. They don’t create. Fantastic Four was smart and dangerous and you sheeple resented it for that. I’m sorry it wasn’t your usual Superman horse shit like your precious Ant Man.
Josh Trank was my Captain.
Where?
>"We spent a whole day there, sort of working and doing press, and you don't really get to meet the fans. So the next morning, Jamie Bell and I decided, 'Well, we want the experience of Comic-Con. So let's just go out, let's walk to get a coffee amongst all of the fans,'" Mara explained to Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan. "And we were like, 'Well, maybe this is a bad idea. We'll get mobbed and it'll be crazy,' and not one person...not one person noticed us."
This is what Snydercucks would call kino.
>elastica is just 2 small doughnuts
Where's the benis?
Fantastic Four wasn’t a good movie. Really amateurish. You know, if you’re gonna pay fifteen thousand dollars to be in a movie, maybe pick something like Guardians of the Galaxy or Annie.
Reed is just a basic cinnamon twist by the looks of it.
I unironically would've watched Fant4stic if it was the body horror film he said it'd be, but it wasn't.
>Fant4stic gets a Krispy Kreme promotion
>Power Rangers also gets one and even has blatant product placement as one of its settings in the movie
What's with them and major blockbuster flops? Are they desperate enough to give those studios a chance in marketing them?
I really hope this movie gets a Heart of Darkness style documentary
>KFC toys
>In Mexico
>Poorly made
Holy shit, this movie was destined to be fucked
I think Krispy Kreme and the like decided to do promoting just out of sheer pity, really.
why does torch always get the best things
It should be noted that despite appearances, the only person whose career was dealt a killing blow was indeed Josh Trank. Everybody else, or at least the main cast (Miles Teller, Kate Mara, Michael B. Jordan, Jamie Bell, and Toby Kebbell), were spared long-term damage. The only other person whose career slammed to a halt was Reg E. Cathey's career, though this is not strictly related to "Fantastic Four" seeing as he died in February 2018.
Fun fact, it was on the set of "Fantastic Four" that Kate Mara and Jamie Bell started dating. They got married a few years ago. No word on who was invited to the wedding.
Damn, I guess Reed fucking died
>With great power comes great responsibility is what Uncle Ben used to tell Peter whenever he started beating the shit out of one of his minority friends when he brought them over
We know how much Disney (well, Ike Perlmutter really) were putting the screws on in an attempt to suffocate the Fox Marvel properties, so it's probably no coincidence that the only real promotional things for Fant4stic was Denny's in the US, and KFC and Krispy Kreme in Mexico.
Iron Man 2. At the beginning she’s the government chick who tells Tony that he has to appear before congress regarding his suit.
That burger looks pretty good, no lie
People were defending it right up to the release date.
Well, I'm sure the Captain would get lonely at the bottom of the ocean. Good on you for sticking with that sinking ship, I guess.The ship was still a piece of shit, but it's the thought that counts, right?
Jamie Bell actually scruffed Trank on set because he was bullying Mara. She wasn't his first choice for Sue (he was pushing for Margot Robbie, Fox wanted Mara because House of Cards was extremely popular at the time), so his response to not getting his way was to just try and make her time on set a living hell.
If even half of what's said about Josh Trank is true, he really is a nasty, pathetic little man.
Wouldn't be surprised if Trank had been a thorn in the side for a lot of people, and "Fantastic Four" was either the final straw or a convenient scapegoat to finally have him ousted.
Its pretty much just a standard Denny's burger.
That said, Denny's burgers usually aren't bad.
Dennys tastes like food
Didn't Trank made her cry?
A few times, yeah. He also nearly came to blows with Miles Teller at one point.
Weren't they also in costume for this?
I wish that Boba Fett movie had been made, I bet it would've been funny, particularly the part where Disney loses money on a PR disaster.
It’s okay because I'm The Captain now
Why couldn't they give my boy some shorts?
How? Why? Even for Yea Forums contrarianism that makes no sense, it was obviously going to be a wreck from the start.
Forgot my picture of me
why is Sue standing side on like that when the others are facing the camera
High praise for Denny's.
>deMOLEdona
Alright, that's kind of clever
now why would anyone instant know who they are?
Ever heard the phrase 'you don't need to be a chef to know you're eating shit'?
Since they're expected to be flops the companies probably don't have to pay as much for advertising since these movies are desperate to try and make even wherever they can and the movies usually stay in the public conscious for at least a moment so they get some decent advertising.
Out of all the decisions Fant4stic made casting Tim Heidecker as Reed's dad perplexed me the most.
Did Michael B Jordan have any issues on set? I just looked up a bunch of articles about what a trainwreck production was and he was the only one of the four actors who didn’t get mentioned.
Remember when a Punisher writer killed the main cast (except Michael B. Jordan because he was a pussy) in a comic, even though they're just actors and didn't have anything to do with the production of the movie?
>demoledona is just a random circular turd
She can appear again just like that actress who appeared in The First Avengers and then in the GotG movies as Quill mom
Probably not, at least not to the degree of the other three since he only got the gig to begin with because he's friends with Trank.
I still find it funny how his Denny's meal had pork in it to this day.
Remember when some user claimed Doom was going to be le ebin Anonymous hacker and everyone believed it?
For me it's The Thing Burger, with extra bacon.
Yes, there's already bacon on it.
You know why
Bruh.
I genuinely suspect you're Josh Trank. Get sober, man.
Hey Reed, check out these new pants I ordered from Cinco Innernette
Oh sorry, I'm not trying to steal your upvotes m8 ;)
It came out a few months after Age of Ultron, when the whole "Yea Forums now hates the MCU for having quips" thing started and was at it's peak, with those people pushing this as "the dark and serious Marvel movie we actually want"
I recall a story of Hugh Jackman walking around Comic-con on full costume and the only comment he got was "nice costume, but you are too tall"
ASS
&
TIDDYS
Even as someone who likes the MCU's tone and the more "normal" take on F4, I appreciated the idea of the body horror movie inspired from Cronenberg's The Fly. It seemed like a relatively fresh take in principle.
It's also worth noting I hadn't watched the Tim Story mid-2000s F4 at that point, or the 1994 Corman take, and really these movies combined get a lot of the main 4's characterization aspects pretty straight from the comics (and enjoyably so). They were poorly received so a less campy take was definitely the destiny for the franchise.
I'm really curious where the MCU will take it though. Clearly it's going to be somewhere in the middle in terms of campiness, but they have literally 3 versions they don't want to rethread, and we've seen how much 2 distorted Spider-Man.
Nothing really to feel bad about. People just don't think they're around famous people behaving normally like them unless they have some really unmistakeable features, or are calling attention to themselves.
Cavill used that to demonstrate how easily the Clark Kent thing can work.
Zendaya's also talked about how people come up on the street to her and tell her "hey, you kind of look like that girl from Spider-Man", but nothing more.
>even though they're just actors and didn't have anything to do with the production of the movie?
To be fair, if he killed Trank no one would have gotten the reference. It's like saying people shitting on Twillight when that was a thing shouldn't use Robert Pattinson image for it
I just don't really get why you would do that in a Punisher comic of all things
That's Mara Mara.
And there was that time Tom Cruise did a stint as a UPS driver to get in-character for Collateral and only one person recognized him long enough to take a picture.
Alright, now i ask the question: how would you fit The Fantastic Four into the MCU?
>Reed, Ben, Susan and Johnny were part of a rocket crew of Stark Industries
>They sailed into orbit the same day Thanos Snap happend
>due to the snap, some space strom happend, giving them powers
>they crashed on a unknow Europe Country (Future Latveria)
>Ben wants revenge and wants to destroy all Stark Industries
>missingfootage.mp4
>They found Super Skrull
>bigbattle.mp4
>The post credit scene would settle the bases of Iluminati
I don't know why people are so fixated on this temporal displacement nonsense, just do the origin straight, the whole "First Family" shit is completely irrelevant when you consider how fucked the MCU in terms of accuracy at this point.
The X-Men are the tricky ones, the F4 are piss easy to adapt.
>order the invisible woman plate
>food comes out
>nothing on plate
>tfw
>The FF go into the Negative Zone or something
>Get powers woo-hoo
>Fight Annihilus or something
Honestly the fixation on a origin story for MCUfags is fucking stupid considering how it's always just a mis-mash of plot-elements stolen from the comic. What a FF movie would need is to naild down the character interactions.
The wise thing to do would be to repeat what they did with Spider-Man: skip the whole origin story, don't do a solo movie until they're already established. Have them show up in a Guardians movie or something, already in the midst of space adventures. Warms up old audiences to the new versions of the characters, without having to convince them to see the fourth version of the origin story. Keep a side aspect to start so that completely new audiences aren't too confused.
>Annihilus
I think we all agree that Dr. Doom and The Beyonder are the next big bads, right?
>the IW snap happens
>sends out a huge surge of energy
>millions of light years away, the silver surfer becomes aware of this, goes to earth to investigate
>by the time he gets there, its in the 5 year gap between IW and Endgame
>oh_shit.radd
>silver surfer sees all the destruction the snap has caused, thinks it was from an earthling, is unaware of thanos
>meets the F4 and they tell him that they didnt do it, and he should take pity on them
>silver surfer tells the f4 that a sentinel of the spaceways gotta do what a sentinel of the spaceways gotta do and tell galactus because he is the herald of galactus
>goes back to galactus
>tells galactus that his energy supply was just wiped out by 50% and it severely shortened his lifespan
>galactus goes to earth and prepares to destroy earth because his hunger is insatiable and his jimmies are rustled big time
>surfer continues on his adventuring in space
>realizes that the the earthlings should be spared
>goes back to earth and galactus is already there, ready to fuck shit up
>surfer pleads with galactus
>at that moment, the hulk snap occurs and everything is back
>surfer becomes distraught at the amount of life that galactus will destroy, urges galactus that earth should no longer face any threats like the thanos snap again
>galactus says fuck that
>the F4 reveal they have the ultimate nullifier, which was given to them by fury, when he got some shit when the asgardians settled on earth, and will cause the death of galactus
>galactus leaves and SS and the f4 ride off into the sunset
>Using Doom for the first movie.
>Doing Secret Wars so soon
When will they learn.
>just do the origin straight
I don't see them doing the F4 origin again for the third (fourth?) time, honestly I don't even sure Marvel would want to try their luck with an F4 movie on the next decade, I can totally see them using Doom, Silver Surfer and Galactus as Avengers or cosmic villains
this is the only thing i've seen from this movie and i hate it.
why is reed richards a baby.
Galactus and his heralds are probably going to be in A5, but how would you debut Doom without Reed?
Same here, I would have totally given up a few days of /who/ shitposting to see what this board looked like on D-day.
Okay, hear me out:
Doom solo movie.
Three way Wakanda/Atlantis/Latveria war.
I still remember people laughing at the Thing Burger having bacon in it
Sounds kino, but are you gonna leave his backstory out so you can have Reed later?
Yeah, except they've literally never done the origin. In the Tim Story movie they were in a space station (which the closest one) and in Fant4stic they went to the not-Negative Zone. The Corman movie was never released so it doesn't count since 90% of the world has never seen it (Fantfourstic was a pretty big bomb too so a lot of people haven't seen it either)
>its free real estate.
Still one of the weirdest cameos I’ve ever seen in a theatrical movie, and my gf dragged me to Zoolander 2.
>The X-Men are the tricky ones
X-Men are easy. Here I'll introduce them right now.
>X-gene is a known but very rare phenomenon that's been occurring since the late 1800s.
>Mutants pop up from time to time, but there's no greater identity to them through most of history, about as in public perception as transsexuals were to the average 1950 nuclear family. When they appear they're treated with hate and fear. Several lynchings occur against more monstrous-looking mutants, but spread out by years and are rare due to the rarity of mutants themselves.
>In the late 70s a brief blip on the radar of SHIELD occurs when a group calling itself the Hellfire Club appears and starts wreaking small-time havoc (think MCU Vulture-tier) in the name of "Mutant Rights". Their leaders: Max Eisenheart and Charles Xavier, two close friends and firebrand activists.
>For unknown reasons the Hellfire Club disbands and mutants go back under the radar for decades
>Until post-Endgame Max resurfaces under the alias "Magneto", and reveals that he's been gathering mutants from across the world to establish the Brotherhood of Mutants, and declares his intentions by interrupting another lynching of a monstrous-looking mutant and slaughtering the entirety of the rural American town it took place in.
>Mutants become a media firestorm as Mutie Panic runs rampant, and the public begins questioning who and what Mutants are, whether the Avengers are Mutants, and so on in blind fear.
>SHIELD begins preparing countermeasures to track Mutants and neutralize them using a machine called Cerebro, but it can only be powered by a powerful, psychic mind.
>This is when they're approached by Charles Xavier, coming out of hiding to offer a deal to SHIELD: he'll operate Cerebro for them, but instead of eliminating these new Mutants he is given the opportunity to train them at his estate, now a school, to control their powers and be ambassadors for Mutantkind. The X-Men are born.
Make Reed incidental, a supporting character at most, just what's strictly required for the backstory. Don't focus on the Fantastic Four. Tell a story about Doom doing sorcerer things; a Slavic Black Panther maybe. Focus on his character arc, making him an antihero or maybe even outright heroic to start. Make the plot about him pantsing some villain, but end the character arc with him getting closer to villainy rather than heroism, setting him up as the big villain for the next phase. Do the Fantastic Four later if ever.
If you're gonna do Doom you HAVE to do Fantastic Four. It's just not right otherwise.
They did Thanos without Lady Death, they can do Doom without Richards.
no you dont. they dont matter in his backstory in the least. all reed did was help doom make the face exploder, and doom can explode faces in other ways
And Endgame revealed the unfortunate truth that Thanos's motivation in the MCU is pretty weak and unravels if it's kept around for more than a single film.
They're not essential to his origin, they're a juxtaposition to his character. They're the successful folks who lost everything and crawled back up from rock bottom, in contrast to Doom working tooth and nail for everything he ever earned, yet was corrupted by his own accomplishments.
>invisible donut
>white icing
>no glaze
no. just adapt dooms backstory. its far more interesting. have reed play a small background role in the college days and maybe near the end theres a broadcast about a space flight accident. but the main film should just be doom and strange and they part ways with doom making it clear he will return, possibly not on stranges side.
the ff entirely could just be background like falcon or war machine. maybe even playing parts in future spiderman movies until they get their own SINGLE movie later
>nothing for reed
It's worse than just that, it's also got meat with dairy, another kosher no-no. The fact that it's not just a bacon cheeseburger but a bacon cheeseburger but also served on a cheddar bun to double up on the dairy makes me think that somebody at Denny's or Fox's marketing department was cracking themselves up intentionally making a burger the Thing couldn't eat.
what's wrong with bacon?
>They're the successful folks who lost everything and crawled back up from rock bottom, in contrast to Doom working tooth and nail for everything he ever earned, yet was corrupted by his own accomplishments
strange is literally a FAR better comparison AND they have the same fall from grace and rise to power, except strange wasnt corrupted
I've never liked Strange and Doom as rivals. They don't have a dynamic I enjoy. If anything they feel more like they'd be extremely uncomfortable around one another than actually fight or butt heads.
It aint't kosher.
I forgot how garbage they looked
mcu has a way with redoing dynamics. they dont need to have one, they dont need to be rivals. but if done right it could end up being a positive change
Thing is jewish
this, the Domachev posting must have been glorious
go the Future Foundation route
Was the thing such a devout Jew though?
I thought Kirby ate bacon and such.
They should have used Ms. Marvel to actually set up Galactus.
He's not like hardcore about it but he's pretty devout. Enough to basically be Marvel's most prominent Jew.
>Fox wants to do their own cinematic universe
>Fant4stic bombs and they quietly abandon the idea
>picture represents the bright future of Fox's Marvel properties
>Fantastic Four crashed and burned
>Gambit never took off the ground
>X-Men would only get one more movie after the one represented there
>the only one still potentially alive is Deadpool
This one crossed over from funny to just downright sad
>They should have used Ms. Marvel to actually set up Galactus.
They couldn't until the deal was sealed. They wanted Galactus for a long time, the original plan was to show him and Surfer on the first Guardians when the Collector was explaining the stones, they even offered Fox to keep the Daredevil rights in exchange for those two characters alone, but they refused so they went with a Celestial instead
Isn't Ben Grimm Jewish?
Pretty much. I'm just worried how the "family" dynamics will be handled.
>food analogy
What’s so wrong about enjoying a movie?
What? It's not like I'm obviously a Golem or anything!
I still can't believe Trank got a career start from that stupid fucking lightsaber fight video.
>I don't really get why you would do something stupid, tryhard and edgy in a Punisher comic of all things
>They couldn't until the deal was sealed.
But Ms. Marvel features Skrulls, user.
>food analogy fallacy
>in a /cock/ thread
Marvel Studios has always been allowed to use the Skrulls, other than Super Skrull.
What a revolting development.
Also The Thing can't be in the MCU. He's too powerful.
I was the waiter for leonardo dicaprio and I didn't notice that it was him until some guy recognize him when he was leaving :(
tbf he was kind of chubby and using sunglasses
>ignore Catbeast
that is far too tall an order for a mere mortal man such as I.
The Dark Universe pic is still worse, especially since they're all shopped in
Was he with another girl under 25?
Pretty solid user. Good brain work.
Holy shit that was more retarded than "the Protector Initiative" in Captain Marvel. No one fucking talks like that.
>rocket crew of Stark Industries
But of course
Can't wait until they retcon the Netflix shows and have a young man Matt Murdock in law school on the Stark Scholarship
>implying the netflix shows deserve to be protected
>implying they even deserve to be acknowledged
LOOK MA, NO PANTS
Kang is far more likely.
The Dark Universe twitter is still up and has made exactly two tweets.
The thing with no pants is fucking gross
Look at the pic in OP
look at that nub where his crotch is
They fucking knew
Man, this would look super-white if they didn't racebend Johnny, wouldn't it?
I mean there's Apocalypse but it's not like he was going to stay around, no matter how much I'd like any cinematic take on AoA.
And then there's Reynolds' tan.
This shit is just First Class
Now now, it doesn't feature Anglophone actors awkwardly pretending they're multiligual, but also miming so that people who don't speak German/French/Polish/Russian understand what the fuck is going on, for half of the film.
Also doesn't feature Kevin Bacon sleeping his way through interpreting Shaw.
Sounds more like he's set a really vague First Class as the 70s background, and then Xavier went full shut-in until the present day
So his depression went on longer than in DOFP?
That's not what he was getting at but congrats on being a retard I guess
Apparently a few days before the film came out, Trank sent an email out to the cast saying "I know this hasn't been easy, but I think we made a movie that's genuinely better than 90% of superhero movies". Miles Teller replied "No, I really don't think it is".
>invisible donut
>is actually visible
Congrats on the awful reading comprehension, user. Study a little harder and play a little less Fortnite - then maybe you'll stand a chance at passing your EoG.
Im a huge FF-fag and for the duration that this shit show was in production it was a nightmare for me. But honestly, after all these years I've grown a bizarre fondness for it. I wish it hadnt been so stitched together because there was a semblance of legitimate thought behind it that was so obviously swept aside in some fuckhead attempt to make it into a more convetional superhero movie. You can tell Trank had something and just wasnt allowed to do anything too Machiavellian. So what we ended up was this half way aborted mess of a film that was made for no one audience.
When it was on it's way out I remember holding so much disdain towards it, but now I almost commend it for trying. A dark fantastic four is not my ideal fantastic four , but Trank very obviously knew what he had to do to get it working.
If there are any anons on this thread who have been left hungry for a decent portrayal of this idea, go watch the batman beyond episode "heroes". It's the best execution of a fucked up FF I've ever seen.
Since there are some discussions about the FF in the MCU in this thread, did the part of endgame where Bruce is working on the time travel tech give off classic FF vibes to anyone else? Maybe it was the energy or tone those scenes carried but I found myself swept up by just how much they reminded me of Reed's usual shenanigans in the old Kirby/Lee runs.
When the movie was over, and I could really think back on the whole flick, it hit me. Professor Hulk reminded me of Earth 721's Reed. Especially his somewhat melancholic demanor.
I remember seeing it the day before it came out in the US, spoilerposting about it in one of the threads, and having a lot of people refuse to believe it could be that bad. My favourite part was trying to make it clear to people just how awful Sue's wig looked in the reshoot scenes.
How bad is doctor who under chibnall?
>Out of all the decisions Fant4stic made casting Tim Heidecker as Reed's dad perplexed me the most.
No way, youre joking
The best thing about Fant4stic is all the FF storytimes here that started popping up as a result of people wanting to see good FF content to wash away the taste of that trash.
It was glorious.
Nerd Fight! Nerd Fight!
Ultimate Kang preferably
He's kinda bad at it.
It just goes to show how important a cinematic universe needs its own Feige. Someone that knows the source material and can have it translated to the big screen and minimize corporate meddling.
It really does, I remember being so blamed angry when FOX up and handed over the reigns to Disney. They could have easily maintained a cinematic universe to rival Marvel's , but for every good flick they made , two shit ones followed suit. Has anyone here ever looked into the properties the had pre-2012 ? That alone could have propelled them into immense success but they squandered every morsel of their potential in favor of more X-garbage.
>Ghost Rider
>Daredevil
>Blade
>Fantastic four
>The Skrulls
>Galactus
>All of the combined X men and FF rogues
They had everything they could have ever needed, twice as more as sony has with spiderman, and they squandered every bit of it.
>How about two guys, a girl and a thing nobody wanted
But seriously, why was he so randomly antagonistic there? It's not like they have the Johnny/Ben rivalry in the movies. It's just like "I'm gonna be an asshole to him for now reason"
>I remember being so blamed angry when FOX up and handed over the reigns to Disney.
Fuck off
Hes right, fuck shitsney
damn that's sad, also checked
>but Trank very obviously knew what he had to do to get it working.
If you read what was going on behind the scenes of that movie, he very clearly did not
I have always been of the opinion that Marvel's earlier decisions to hand out their properties resulted in a varied spectrum of content. On one end you got the Avengers and all that shit with the MCU and on the other end you'd get deeper more intelligent films like Logan and DOFP. Sure we got a bunch of duds, but atleast it wasn't all run by the same committee.
Look at what these cunts have done to Marvel animation alone, the steep decline in overall quality in just 5 years after Disney got the OK to produce Spiderman shows.
>EMH gets tossed into the dumpster
>ASSemble takes it's place
>Wolverine and the X-men gets cut short alongside Spectacular Spiderman
>We get the assemble equivalent of spiderman
It has all gone to shit just cause fags like you wanted to see the smash brothers of capeshit.
>up and handed over the reigns to Disney.
Fox were the ones selling though. You think Comcast would have somehow brought the quality of the Fox Marvel properties up? Not likely
Like you said, they had everything right there to make their own verse but they kept fucking it up. What you wanted to wait another few years and maybe they would start consistently getting it right?
>you'd get deeper more intelligent films like Logan and DOFP.
Logan yes. DOFP? Deeper and more intelligent?
I did, and he had a clear cut vision for the movie. What happened behind the scenes, was the constant executive meddling that drove him crazy. It was unprofessional behavior, but I can see why he'd act like that in the first place.
The X men movies were on life support long before that. Compared to first class and Wolverine 3, DOFP is fucking Shakespeare.
THE THING BURGER
IS BACK
>and he had a clear cut vision for the movie.
I'm sure he did. Probably wasn't right for F4 though
>What happened behind the scenes, was the constant executive meddling that drove him crazy.
Executive meddling is half the story. Trank himself was fucking things up all on his own as well
>I'm sure he did. Probably wasn't right for F4 though
It definitely wasn't for a conventional FF story, but that wasn't what he was tasked with. I don't know if you ever got to read his script, but he wanted to essentially make David Cronenburg's Fantastic Four. The FOX execs wanted dark, so he was prepared to go pitch fucking black.
>Executive meddling is half the story. Trank himself was fucking things up all on his own as well
I believe you're referring to his on set antics right? His rampages across the fox lots, getting high, screaming and cursing his lungs out? Yeah I know about all that jazz, I wont defend any of it, all I'm saying is that I understand what pushed him to that point.
What about him bringing his dogs on set without permission and them destroying shit?
Didn't he get his pups to shit all over the lots? The guy was out of his mind, but again, he was getting hassled constantly and he had no real experience with this kind of shit. There was all kinds of talk about how pissed off he'd get everytime the execs dumped a new batch of notes onto his desk. He was a real fucking mess.
I only side with him in the first place because he just wanted tp do his fucking job.
I think being the actor for Sue is cursed.
any weird stories for the 90's actress or is it just horror stories from the mid 2000's films?
So why didn't they give him clothes? Visually it's so fucking bland of a design without the blue pants/shorts to compliment the orange
Ghost Rider was under Sony though, but even then they also had the potential to start their own universe with him and Spider-Man on their hands. They're already doing it with Venom, but it was too late because they already handed Spider-Man and some characters to the MCU.
Im taking over this thread.
ITT: Promotional food items for cartoons and movies. reddit and morticus toddler teriyaki sauce need not apply.
lets bring back /cock/
Is the twist that the Thing in that universe is Reed?
It could’ve worse.
It could also be better.
I still fucking hate 13’s costume.
>DARK VADOR
*could’ve been worse
I heard they had an entire episode about rosa parks and racism
Even i didnt imagine it would get that preachy and bad
And filmed in South Africa for Maximum Irony.
>And filmed in South Africa for Maximum Irony.
Wait seriously? I didnt know that that episode was filmed their, big if true
Yea in Capetown
Well both already want to check out after their next short season.
I'd suggest Jonny Lee Miller as The 14th Doctor
Not even an accurate description it's a cops parody video with Star Wars shit.
Fantastic Four doesn't fit with the rest of the people you mentioned
Because the inherent silliness of a huge rockman wearing shorts/a speedo would have clashed with the dreary, serious tone they were striving for. The issue, of course, is that Thing's design needs that injection of colour to both unify him with the rest of the team and make him less visually bland. So while Fant4stic's design for Thing is incredibly detailed and convincing, he's really boring to look at.
>Yea in Capetown
Kek, hilarious
Also is it true they had a MPREG episode?
>Well both already want to check out after their next short season.
Really?
Yep
Yea Whitaker is losing interest and if she goes Chibnall leaves too.
Holy fuck, chibnall cant get the boot fast enough. Id rather the series get cancelled again for a few years and rebooted later on then have to suffer this humiliation.
>Look at what these cunts have done to Marvel animation alone, the steep decline in overall quality in just 5 years after Disney got the OK to produce Spiderman shows.
that's mostly Jeph Loeb's fault
i understand why Fantastic Four fans hate this. i mean it is a bad movie. but the inner film snob in me really wants to see the original body horror version
Shit, one downvote
Wasn't Blade New Line?
How is Logan deep at all? Are you confusing seriousness with depth?
What ? They need a Ghost Rider ? Just retcon him as part of the Stark School of motorcycling and daredevilism
Nevermind actually they need Hercules so he was retconed as part of the Stark Associated Demigods ®
Easy they're from an alternate timeline where they are earth's first superhero team, they go on an adventure and bada bing bada boom, end up in MCU universe to stop annilhus from conquering it.
MMMMMMMMM YODA SAUCE
Well no one likes leftover Christmas cakes, just that some people don't have a choice in the matter... and other can afford too
Nah, I'd make it so they were a famous group leading a private space expedition before the whole MCU stuff, but then run into some cosmic anomaly that gives them powers and sends them years into the future, with them suddenly reappearing in the modern MCU. Basically, Captain America mk2.
It gives them a hook and allows this origin to stand out from previous ones.
Yeah, that's a shame but I don't think it's something one should take too personally. There's any number of reasons people wouldn't recognize a celebrity in a big moving crowd of costumed people.
Heidecker paid 30,000 dollars to be considered for the part in a bid to out-do Gregg Turkington's role in Ant-Man
I think most of Yea Forums had lost hope when spoilers of Doom and his backstory got posted. Some still held hope that the spoilers were fake so, to my recollection, the day of the movies release was just a lot of people either laughing or just being depressed that it was somehow even lamer than the spoilers made it sound.
kek