From Cinelinx:
This morning, 20th Century FOX has released their final movie trailer for the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot which steps up the action in a big way, and pays more attention to the film's iconic villain.
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Trailer came on TV the other day. Looks terrible. Going over the same shit as before.. Seems like a case of Sony & Spiderman, meaning they throwing any old shit together before the license expires. It's going to flop and it's going to flop hard...
Would love to see the Surfer & Galactus in the MCU.. But will never happen because of those ass clowns Fox
Shakes fist!!
I don't know, I liked it. It doesn't look the same as the previous films at all, which is probably why I'm interested. I've never cared for FF in the comics, and seeing the differences in the trailer has me more interested because of it.
Still not enough despite the fact it's blood Doom...he should have a huge presence
Still looks bad.
It looks like he wanted to do a "spiritual" successor to Chronicle and then slapped F4 onto it when he landed the job
Plus 3 out 4 of them are badly cast.
Exactly how does this movie look bad. If this was ANY other movie with no reference whatsoever to Fantastic Four there would be nerd orgasms all over the Internets.
Let me guess, black Johnny Storm hurting your private areas? No "rocket ship" going off into silly space giving them powers?
Sad really cause I see this trailer and I get excited for the fun I might have.
Guess we seeing different things.
I'll admit that by judging by the trailer the movie does appear to be missing a certain wow factor, but I don't think it has to follow the comic verbatim to be successful. It can still do justice to the fantastic four while carving its own path, considering a lot of what makes the comic popular is still intact.
Josh Trank actually has a vision for his movie. He has described it as a dark amblim picture, and those of us that have fond memories of movies like Hook and The Goonies have plenty of reason to be excited. I would sooner spend my money on this movie than Ant Man, which has plenty of it's own deviations from the source material, but doesn't seem to be nearly as inspired.