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Super Freak
that doom is a walking POS.
this is possibly the shortest movie review, you can summarize this movie in a few words.
:: utter shat.
end of line.
that doom is a walking POS.
this is possibly the shortest movie review, you can summarize this movie in a few words.
:: utter shat.
end of line.
I come into this thread to read more funny reviews about this ****** movie and am somehow reading about the Holocaust and Islam. WTF?
I can understand not liking it when people jump on the bandwagon for something, especially if you are against the majority opinion. However, I'm just as annoyed by people that go completely against the grain and like something just so they'll have a contrary opinion. Just because 20 people like it doesn't mean the 80 who don't are wrong. Saying this movie isn't that bad doesn't make it a good film. You had fun watching it? I doubt it but ok--everyone's different. Still doesn't mean it's a good film. With all the ******** that's followed Fan4tastic from the moment they announced the director there was no way this was going to be successful.
This film was too big for a one-time director that's a cocky piece of **** because he's young and had success. All directors butt heads with studios and media at some point in their careers. In this case, the studio wants Avengers money. They see what Marvel is doing and see that it works (whether you agree with it or not). Trank isn't giving them what they want so they intervene--happens all the time. Trank didn't know how to handle that so he acted like a petulant child. The studio now has to try to salvage the MILLIONS of dollars they've put into the film so they try to make what they have from Trank so far into a Marvel film and it didn't work. To be honest, I don't think a 100% Trank version would have worked either. The writing was too bad, no reason for a 90 minute origin, and the character designs for Thing and Doom were awful. The director didn't have respect for the source material and the attitude from most people involved seemed to be "It's a comic book movie. They'll see it anyway."
Of course, all this is my opinion--just like every post from everyone in here. If you don't like it, don't get your panties in a twist. Get out for what's left of this weekend and campaign for more people to pay their hard-earned money to see this movie. Maybe you can help salvage this train wreck and you'll get to see Fan4tastic 2: Thing Gets Pants/Doom Still Looks Awful/Now Our Characters Talk to Each Other!/Only 30 Minutes of Rehashed Origin This Time/We've Got X-Men This Time So Please Like This Movie
Ahem...
I can understand not liking it when people jump on the bandwagon for something, especially if you are against the majority opinion. However, I'm just as annoyed by people that go completely against the grain and like something just so they'll have a contrary opinion.
In a major blow for 20th Century Fox's plan to secure the fate of a key superhero franchise, controversial director Josh Trank's Fantastic Four opened to a dismal $26.2 million from 3,995 theaters at the North American box office after being rejected by critics and audiences alike.
That's one of the lowest openings of all time for a big-budget studio superhero movie, and, in a twist Hollywood didn't see coming, the $120 million tentpole lost the weekend crown to holdover Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation, starring Tom Cruise. Rogue Nation fell a mere 48 percent in its second weekend to $29.4 million from 3,988 theaters for a domestic total of $109.5 million.
Fantastic Four was no doubt being hurt by scathing reviews and a C- CinemaScore, as well as drama whipped up by the director. On Thursday, Trank tweeted that the final version of the superhero was not his own and that his version would have gotten better notices. (He later deleted the tweet.) Fox has not commented on Trank's barb.
That was a great read.
I will buy this movie on demand to watch it myself, for $5 it will be worth it. I do agree somewhat with the whole watch it yourself don't trust reviews argument. I mean, 27% of people liked it, you could be one of those 27%. Even then, it is to late now for some with this movie. Watch experiments on conformity. You have a preset attitude going into this movie that it will be bad, some of you will conform to the general consensus and say it is bad as well. It is why I don't read reviews at all until after I watch the movie. Also, bashing the movie when you haven't seen it (just speaking generally not to anyone in particular) is pretty weak. It shows me that you are trying to fit in and be cool, failing to form your own opinions and talking another persons word at face value, which to me is something a sixth grader would do. Maybe this movie is as bad as "everyone" is saying, maybe Marvel paid off some critics to destroy this movie and rip it to shreds to try to let Fox drop the license, maybe it is actually good? Who knows. As I said, I will rent it in a few months and form my opinion from there.
31 minutes: Obvious CGI chimpanzee in a movie where Toby Kebbell is a villain... Good job, FOX!Streaming it.
12 minutes: The writing is very poor.
15 minutes: Well, not all of it. Nice scene.
16 minutes: Oops, obvious rewrite/reshoot started. Franklin Storm is an awful person.
17 minutes: I apologise, Franklin Storm is just incredibly naive and dumb.
21 minutes: HOLY ****, why was this crap released at all?!?!?!
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