My cousin over in Atlanta got to see an early screening & went into detail on why I shouldn't see it. I'm dodging the bullet, but that doesn't mean others will.
I trust his opinion, & not just because he's family. But yeah, he absolutely detested this movie.
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
Wait, what? I swear to God, if you're joking...MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
Appropriate..
Relevant username?
"His Biochemistry is off the charts!"
Hey guys, what if they'd actually gotten David Cronenberg to direct this
It'd be his first movie where the freaks are unambiguous heroes.
This is a real line in the movie?
What a mess what a goddamn mess goddamn how can this movie top all other bad movies it's like the pinnacle of what is bad made even better in return like the fantastic 4 movies from 2005.
That would be so wavy. It would have to be a smaller property than F4 though. I don't see anybody giving his weird ass free reign on a big property, not even WB.
Thegreen goo that got in his blood let him make whatever he wants out of willpower.
Thegreen goo is alive. They left after a brief exposure. Doom got all up in that shit. More goo = more power.
Disagree completely. It didn't work in the film at all.
The movie makes avery blatant show of his brother treating him like crap and using the line.
The Thing is shown ashaving emotional hangups that are never resolved (and he's just suddenly magically OK w/Reed).
For him to suddenly decide to use "the line" as his battle cry in the climax makes absolutely zero sense since there is nothing in the character development to back it up. It's like the writers just threw it in because that's what he says, completely forgetting about what they'd done in the first act.
It doesn't work at all, but rather sticks out like a sore thumb.
Oh, and it has a second act.
I'm now imagining a movie where Tom Cruise plays Reed Richards, Mads Mikkelsen plays Doom, and David Cronenberg directs it as a body horror military superhero scientist film with overtones of Interstellar.
Oh, and it has a second act.
seeing as it's cronenberg he'd drop mikkelsen and finally get viggo mortensen to play a villain in one of these
and tom cruise as reed? hell no lol. george clooney is it for sure.
MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM! MARVEL'S GETTING DR. DOOM!!!
You mean the $43 million opening weekend projection? Considering the film's budget, that's not good at all.Man, that's a big opening. Shame word of mouth will sink it.
All the goodwill Fox got from reviving X-Men ruined with FF.
They just can't get this franchise right.
So basically, theyThegreen goo that got in his blood let him make whatever he wants out of willpower.
So basically, they?turned him into Green Lantern
Well that's not a nice thing to say.Real conversation with my oldest brother:
Brother: Thinking about seeing Fantastic 4
Me: Why? Haven't you seen Rogue Nation or Antman?
Brother (I'm not joking): Man, Antman looks gay and I'll see Mission Impossible on Bluray.
Me (In my head):
The brother segment lasts for about a half second.
Ben and Reed have the most dynamic out of any of the characters and their resolution didn't need to be complicated. They had the only sort of bond in the film.
So basically, they?turned him into Green Lantern
Oh man that's harsh. Well at least my podcasts will be interesting this week."It makes Green Lantern look like the Dark Knight."
"Worse than Blackhat."
http://www.slashfilm.com/filmcast-ep-330-fantastic-four/
Bruh Doom in Secret Wars is currently the biggest most dangerous villain in Marvel history. Galactus is literally one of his pets and Thanos had to get saved before Doom killed him. There is no villain more threatening than Doom when he gets going and he proves it time and time again whenever some god being or whatever tries to fuck with him.O_O @ all this Dr. Doom talk. Doom is overrated tbqh.
I'm more interested in Marvel getting the rights to Galactus back when this movie 4lops. Once Thanos is dealth with in Infinity War, the MCU is going to need a bigger, more threatening main villain for Phase 4, and Doom is not it.
Ugh, just imagine how amazing Galactus making his first appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 would be?
O_O @ all this Dr. Doom talk. Doom is overrated tbqh.
I'm more interested in Marvel getting the rights to Galactus back when this movie 4lops. Once Thanos is dealth with in Infinity War, the MCU is going to need a bigger, more threatening main villain for Phase 4, and Doom is not it.
Ugh, just imagine how amazing Galactus making his first appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 would be?
I might watch this movie just to see how bad it is. Theres no way it can be worse than transformers 4.
Worse, MUCH WORSE
Why the hell are they so afraid to make Doom a magician?
I know right? What's wrong with a bloke in an armour and a cloak?
@JHickman: Well, here's my F4 review:
I would pay thousands of American dollars to see this movie with @MarkWaid.
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"It makes Green Lantern look like the Dark Knight."
"Worse than Blackhat."
http://www.slashfilm.com/filmcast-ep-330-fantastic-four/
Man from UNCLE just got a clean slate
From Ben's perspective Reed abandoned him for more than a year, and just left him to the military. He's got a, he lives anscrewed up body (that he blames on Reed)and he's nothing more thanisolated life (his "room" is bare). The movie makes it clear Ben has mental issues out the wazoo.a living weapon
Then Doom is all insta-killing people and suddenly Ben is best buds with Reed. It's not even a grudging "I'll work with you to stop this greater threat, but I'm still pissed and we have issues to work out" kind of thing. They're just suddenly bros again.
That bond was there early on, but it got smashed to bits when Reed ditched Ben.
You could say that. A psycho evil version.
Thegreen goo that got in his blood let him make whatever he wants out of willpower.
Thegreen goo is alive. They left after a brief exposure. Doom got all up in that shit. More goo = more power.
Disagree completely. It didn't work in the film at all.
The movie makes avery blatant show of his brother treating him like crap and using the line.
The Thing is shown ashaving emotional hangups that are never resolved (and he's just suddenly magically OK w/Reed).
For him to suddenly decide to use "the line" as his battle cry in the climax makes absolutely zero sense since there is nothing in the character development to back it up. It's like the writers just threw it in because that's what he says, completely forgetting about what they'd done in the first act.
It doesn't work at all, but rather sticks out like a sore thumb.