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Well..

I thought that teaser was alright actually! :lol

As mentioned, it doesn't envoke that classic vibe at all.. but it could be a good film after all. :monkey1
 
https://uk.yahoo.com/movies/fantastic-four-trailer-easter-egg-revealed-109303149004.html

‘The Fantastic Four’ teaser trailer promised a hidden secret in the form of an Easter Egg… and it looks as though we’ve already found it. 29abfb48a43b2e2408e337bf60efab5b1d8d49ce.jpg

During an interview with Collider, ‘The Fantastic Four’ writer Simon Kinberg revealed that there might be a hidden secret lurking in the new trailer.

“In terms of Easter eggs there’s a lot in the movie and there’s one on the teaser that people can freeze frame and try to find.”

And we think we’ve found it.During the trailer’s brief tour of the Baxter Building – a Manhattan-based government research facility – we’re introduced to Susan Storm. And while she’s busy tapping away at her computer, a few numbers can be seen in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.

(For the record, that reads: 23.21.190.125)

On closer inspection, it’s obvious that these numbers are an IP address… and when entered into your browser’s address bar, they take you to the Comic Vine entry for Latveria – home of the enigmatic villain, Victor Von Doom.

**UPDATE: The IP address now redirects to either a Wikipedia entry for Latveria, Marvel Wiki entry or a Google Image search for Latveria Maps as well as the original Comic Vine page.**

Of course, this raises a big question – does this come into play at some point during the movie? Will that IP address be present on the big screen? It’s obvious that Sue is a little bit obsessed with the small, Eastern-European country… and it’s likely that Victor will in some way be linked to his home nation.

Does this mean we can expect a certain foreign dignitary at Reed Richards’ monumental experiment? Will we get to take a look at Latveria throughout the course of the film? For now, we’ll have to wait and see.

But if this Easter Egg is anything to go by, we can expect plenty of nods to the comic books.

‘The Fantastic Four’ heads to cinemas on 6 August 2015.

That was quick, hopefully theres more to be found.
 
Nice teaser, very dramatic and foreboding.

Was just that though a teaser. Not as much shown as I would've liked. Seeing The Thing break free from the rocks was awesome

If everyone stays home and not watch this, the BO will be terrible and then FOX will likely give this back to Marvel

Yeah that won't happen for a multitude of reason. Marvel ain't getthing them back, end of. Deal with it.
 
Yeah that won't happen for a multitude of reason. Marvel ain't getthing them back, end of. Deal with it.

What "multitude of reason"? If this is as big of a critical and financial disappointment for Fox as ASM2 was for Sony, it's certainly possible they could work out something with Marvel as Sony appears to be doing with Spiderman. Will Fox really want to make a fourth terrible FF movie? Deal with that. ;)
 
Its weird I always had a strange fascination with the ff. I like them but I dont know anything about them. I wont watch this in the movie theater but I will of course stream it.
I think this also needs to go to the mcu. The black suits also are weird i mean the GA knows for a fact that these characters wear blue.
 
What "multitude of reason"? If this is as big of a critical and financial disappointment for Fox as ASM2 was for Sony, it's certainly possible they could work out something with Marvel as Sony appears to be doing with Spiderman. Will Fox really want to make a fourth terrible FF movie? Deal with that. ;)

  • The deadline of rights reversion has passed which means no automatic reversion for 5-7 years.
  • They could possibly work something out in an exchange of the rights for something from Marvel, but given Marvels treatment of anything they own that Fox also owns I can't see them selling or trading anything to Fox again.
  • Why would Marvel trade something to Fox to get the rights to this when they have movies booked until the time they'd get them back for free? If they didn't have a slate then sure they might but since they wouldn't be able to use them until 2020 or later it wouldn't make sense to trade for them only for the Fantastic Four to sit on Marvels desk collecting dust when they could get them for free right when they can use them
 
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Its weird I always had a strange fascination with the ff. I like them but I dont know anything about them. I wont watch this in the movie theater but I will of course stream it.
I think this also needs to go to the mcu. The black suits also are weird i mean the GA knows for a fact that these characters wear blue.

How dare you! We've lost you to the Marvelites!

Just kidding, but I'll miss the days when you were on the other side of the wall.


Craptastic.

Shocked you hate it Plisk, the overall look and tone of the movie was inspired from Cronenberg's The Fly.
 
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Oh hell yes. This looks awesome, glad to see all the bad press about this movie was just a bunch of non sense, this looks and feels nothing like Chronicle or a found footage movie. This just jumped up to the must see list, I'll be there opening night.

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If it's indeed terrible there will still be people arguing that it's good.

And if is indeed awesome there will still be bias fanboys arguing that's it's crap.

Im gonna get a lot of flack for this, but the trailer looked more entertaining and coherent than Age of Ultron [trailer]

:horror
 
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And it is is indeed Awesome there will still be bias fanboys arguing that's it's crap.

Of course. But it goes the other way much more often. I hear people all the time fresh from seeing a generally accepted turkey trying to convince themselves and others it was great only to concede later that it wasn't. I don't hear nearly as often about people seeing a movie saying it was terrible then later admitting it was actually great. Regardless, there's no accounting for taste and the worst POS, universally hated film you can think of is the favorite movie of someone out there. The original FF is someone's favorite movie and this reboot will be too, at least until they reach the age of reason. :monkey3
 
Shocked you hate it Plisk, the overall look and tone of the movie was inspired from Cronenberg's The Fly.

I'd appreciate it more of Cronenberg was actually at the helm, maybe I'll think differently after I see it. Although when it comes to body horror and change, nothing trumps the 86 Fly... nothing.
 
DC should thank FOX for making a Challengers of the Unknown flick for them.


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Of course. But it goes the other way much more often. I hear people all the time fresh from seeing a generally accepted turkey trying to convince themselves and others it was great only to concede later that it wasn't.

Such as:

>Amazing Spider-Man
>Amazing Spider-Man 2: Grass-Stained Werewolf Boogaloo
>The Dork Knight Retires
>Avatard
>Chronicle
>anything by Mikey Bay
 
Not bad, actually. I was really expecting the worst based on all the info I've been reading. I don't think the apparently darker tone is so off the mark for FF. I LOVED John Byrne's run on FF and I never particularly thought the stories were light hearted and fun and funny. I thought they always took the stories seriously and there was always a sense of real danger and peril, like most comic book stories. Nothing wrong with having a heavier tone to the movie and still have Johnny and Ben cracking some occasional jokes to break the tension. I'm also glad that they abandoned the found footage angle.

What still bothers me is Reed (and Ben I suppose) being so young, and of course the half-sibling thing with Sue and Johnny. Why not just make both Sue and Johnny black, if diversity is what they were after (which, let's face it, is the only reason to make Johnny black). Or even Reed could have been black. I wouldn't have been bothered by that at all.
 
The commercial looks good imo...as a movie, but I'd rather have seen them run with their own concept than try to cobble it into another F4 movie. Time will tell, definitely want to see a full on commercial.
 
I'd appreciate it more of Cronenberg was actually at the helm, maybe I'll think differently after I see it. Although when it comes to body horror and change, nothing trumps the 86 Fly... nothing.

Yea this isn't going the full horror route, but at least the director has great taste. The tone and look is very refreshing for the genre, especially when compared to all the sitcoms Marvel Studios pumps out a year.
 
The original FF is someone's favorite movie
I think his name is TheJosh

Decent trailer.

Though DC should thank FOX for making a Challengers of the Unknown flick for them.
Appropriate, since the basic idea of the FF was obviously strongly influenced by the Challengers (another Jack Kirby creation).
 
I LOVED John Byrne's run on FF and I never particularly thought the stories were light hearted and fun and funny. I thought they always took the stories seriously and there was always a sense of real danger and peril, like most comic book stories.
My own thoughts may be biased a bit by the fact that, for Byrne, this was sandwiched alongside the fairly dark work on the X-Men, and the fairly dark work he did on Alpha Flight. But, the back-and-forth between Ben and Johnny, the absent-minded and patriarchal approach of Reed, Johnny's doomed relationships (with Frankie Ray in the Byrne stories, Crystal in the Lee stories), and the focus on colorful stories and villains were constants in the Lee/Kirby and Byrne run. There was the story where the FF were trapped in the minds of miniature robots, the one where one otherwise very ordinary human developed control over time and space without realizing it, the issue where Gladiator lifted the entire Baxter Building--what I think were fun and "fantastic" stories that wouldn't have fit as well in, say, the X-Men. I think the stakes were always potentially high in the FF comics though, thinking back to when Sue and Johnny's dad was killed early on.
 
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