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Like Ant-Man, this is another superhero film that's been receiving a lot of negative press lately. Also like Ant-Man, the trailer did ease a lot of our concerns, but that doesn't mean Fox has a surefire hit on their hands.
There's still a whole lot that we don't know about Fantastic Four, as well as a couple of questionable moments in an otherwise solid trailer. We're not counting out Josh Trank's reboot just yet, but this is another one where we're going to need to see a final product before we can label it a lock for success.
The Fantastic Four 2 Flees Star Wars Episode VIII; Bumps Release By One Week
The ink has barely dried yet on Disney's surprise Star Wars Episode VIII release date announcement earlier today, but 20th Century Fox is already backing down from what's sure to be a box office behemoth.
Isaac Feldberg
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Published: Mar 12, 2015 09:23 pm
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The Fantastic Four 2, previously set for June 2nd, 2017, has been shifted one week to June 9th, 2017; while that may not sound like much of a move, the comic-book sequel will now open two weeks after Rian Johnson’s entry in the Star Wars franchise, giving it more of a chance to top the box office in its first weekend.
Fox will find out whether it has a new franchise on its hands this summer, with the first Fantastic Four movie, directed by Josh Trank, opening on August 7th. Miles Teller, Kate Mara, Jamie Bell, Michael B. Jordan and Toby Kebbell star as the titular team and their arch-nemesis Doctor Doom, respectively.
Warner Bros.’ Batman-centric LEGO Movie spinoff is still set to duke it out with Star Wars Episode VIII, but the coming days may see that change. After all, no franchise, no matter how big, wants to go mano-a-mano with something as huge as Star Wars.
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Published: Mar 12, 2015 09:23 pm