Fantastic Four reboot

[pturtle]

Ink what were you doing pre 2008 before the McU? Did you actually hate All the X-Men, Spider-Man, Blade, and Batman movies?

 

[The Mike]

Future X-Men movies are going to have "From the studio that promises this is better than Fan4astic"

 

[jye4ever]

"Thanks for putting this at the beginning of all the ****ing trailers!"

 

[nexus]

A 78% drop is pretty epic. I put 10% of the blame on Trank and 90% on Fox simply because it was such an ill-informed decision from the very beginning. I do understand that they wanted to hold onto the franchise and see if they could mine it for anything approaching Marvel money. The problem was that they were just such d!cks about it. They alienated the core fanbase out of the gate and spit in Marvel's face on the overall direction. So Marvel pulled all support. It was a risky move on Marvel's part to basically "disappear" the FF, but hopefully it will pay off. Still Fox can recoup the losses simply by selling back to Marvel, or they can enter a Sony type deal. Either way I'm just hoping to finally see a great looking Fantastic Four in the Marvel cinematic universe. They could show up as early as Avengers: Infinity I, have an expanded role in II and then their own movie in 2020.
Right now my FF cast suggestions would be:
David Tenant or Richard Armitage as Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic (original choice Jeff Goldblume is too old now. Benedict Cumberbatch is Dr. Strange)
Yvonne Stranzinski or Alice Eve as Sue Storm (original choice was Charlize Theron)
Terry Crews/CGI as the Thing (sure there's be the usual whining from the trolls but he'd be perfect)
Blonde Teen Heartthrob as Johnny Storm/Human Torch (need someone 16-17 who can bring in the young girls and age with the franchise)

 

[Bjjer]

A 78% drop is pretty epic. I put 10% of the blame on Trank and 90% on Fox simply because it was such an ill-informed decision from the very beginning. I do understand that they wanted to hold onto the franchise and see if they could mine it for anything approaching Marvel money. The problem was that they were just such d!cks about it. They alienated the core fanbase out of the gate and spit in Marvel's face on the overall direction. So Marvel pulled all support. It was a risky move on Marvel's part to basically "disappear" the FF, but hopefully it will pay off. Still Fox can recoup the losses simply by selling back to Marvel, or they can enter a Sony type deal. Either way I'm just hoping to finally see a great looking Fantastic Four in the Marvel cinematic universe. They could show up as early as Avengers: Infinity I, have an expanded role in II and then their own movie in 2020.
Right now my FF cast suggestions would be:
David Tenant or Richard Armitage as Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic (original choice Jeff Goldblume is too old now. Benedict Cumberbatch is Dr. Strange)
Yvonne Stranzinski or Alice Eve as Sue Storm (original choice was Charlize Theron)
Terry Crews/CGI as the Thing (sure there's be the usual whining from the trolls but he'd be perfect)
Blonde Teen Heartthrob as Johnny Storm/Human Torch (need someone 16-17 who can bring in the young girls and age with the franchise)

Armitage and Eve are pretty good. Crews will repeat the same mistake as Fan4stic. Just stick visually with the source, the hard part has been done just follow the comic book road map.

 

[crows]

A 78% drop is pretty epic. I put 10% of the blame on Trank and 90% on Fox simply because it was such an ill-informed decision from the very beginning. I do understand that they wanted to hold onto the franchise and see if they could mine it for anything approaching Marvel money. The problem was that they were just such d!cks about it. They alienated the core fanbase out of the gate and spit in Marvel's face on the overall direction. So Marvel pulled all support. It was a risky move on Marvel's part to basically "disappear" the FF, but hopefully it will pay off. Still Fox can recoup the losses simply by selling back to Marvel, or they can enter a Sony type deal. Either way I'm just hoping to finally see a great looking Fantastic Four in the Marvel cinematic universe. They could show up as early as Avengers: Infinity I, have an expanded role in II and then their own movie in 2020.
Right now my FF cast suggestions would be:
David Tenant or Richard Armitage as Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic (original choice Jeff Goldblume is too old now. Benedict Cumberbatch is Dr. Strange)
Yvonne Stranzinski or Alice Eve as Sue Storm (original choice was Charlize Theron)
Terry Crews/CGI as the Thing (sure there's be the usual whining from the trolls but he'd be perfect)
Blonde Teen Heartthrob as Johnny Storm/Human Torch (need someone 16-17 who can bring in the young girls and age with the franchise)

Fox cannot sell back what they do not own.

Fox does not own fantastic four

Only Constantin films can sell back

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Fox cannot sell back what they do not own.

Fox does not own fantastic four

Only Constantin films can sell back

The rights revert back to Disney if they don't make a film, am I right about that? What if they use the F4 as side characters, does that count?

 

[crows]

The rights revert back to Disney if they don't make a film, am I right about that? What if they use the F4 as side characters, does that count?

I think it has to be a full movie.

They even have to have a certain budget. It can't be too low or something so that they don't do what they did in the 90s

 

[amvmm]

Some of the above questions answered in here.

 

[The Ween]

Wow, Green Lantern was a financial disaster and FF is making less than HALF of what GL did:

Green Lantern 8-Day Total: $76,955,507
Fantastic Four 8-Day Total: $36,361,000

Is this the place where I confess that I liked Green Lantern?

I think Fox would be wise to release this to video with both the theatrical and Trank's version. Maybe they'll get enough sales from curious people to break even.

 

[Khev]

$8 million second weekend for FF.

And man, Armie Hammer really is box office poison. Man from U.N.C.L.E. only made $13.5 million.

 

[filip629]

I can't wait for the planned sequel.

 

[quadcent]

^^^ yeah it should be full all sorts of awesomeness....

curious when was the last movie to bomb this badly? or has there been one that crashed this bad???

 

[amvmm]

$8 million second weekend for FF.

And man, Armie Hammer really is box office poison. Man from U.N.C.L.E. only made $13.5 million.

But worldwide 100 million. I guess FF will end his run at 180/190 million worldwide.

 

[crows]

^^^ yeah it should be full all sorts of awesomeness....

curious when was the last movie to bomb this badly? or has there been one that crashed this bad???

Greatest Box-Office Bombs, Disasters and Flops

The 13th Warrior (1999) Estimated Losses $70-130

47 Ronin (2013) Estimated Losses $150

Mars Needs Moms (2011) Estimated Losses $130.5



but....



The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)

Budget: $120 mil.

Box Office? 7 Million Worldwide ................

 

[karamazov80]

I don't think I ever even heard of "Mars Needs Moms." Pretty crazy that it dropped so much after such an abysmal first week. Yikes.

 

[matticus]

Greatest Box-Office Bombs, Disasters and Flops

The 13th Warrior (1999) Estimated Losses $70-130

Wow! Didn't expect this to be on there. One of the most underrated movies in my opinion. Those other movies are just brutally awful.

 

[Khev]

I don't think I ever even heard of "Mars Needs Moms."

Disney has sure swept it under the rug. It came out between Tangled and Wreck-It Ralph.

 

[Kamandi]

Disney has sure swept it under the rug. It came out between Tangled and Wreck-It Ralph.

The failure of this movie resulted in John Carter of Mars having its title shortened. It also lead Robert Zemeckis to abandon his Beatles tribute film which would have been another 3D actors style feature.

I read earlier today Fantastic Four will make $8m domestic for this entire WEEKEND. This is only the second weekend!!! Holy s--t!!!!

 

[Sachiel]

I don't think I ever even heard of "Mars Needs Moms." Pretty crazy that it dropped so much after such an abysmal first week. Yikes.

The characters are freaking creepy looking.