By Drew Dietsch | publishing
It’s hard to find a lot of people who are willing to talk about Fantastic Four (2015). This once-and-for-all outing with Marvel’s first family was directed and co-written by Josh Trank, and today, there are only a little bit of emphasis. It’s a notorious failure and is destined to be irrelevant, especially after the success of the MCU Fantastic Four: Step One.
So, I think I have to be one of the only idiots to argue here. However, I didn’t even do that. Instead, I recognize Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four Never thought about the audience, but the version that exists is a pervert that the movie wants.
A timid creative change
Obviously, Josh Trank’s Fantastic Four Want to take the Marvel Comics concept and filter through a very specific and bold genre improvisation: horror movies. Watch the original trailer in co-authors Jeremy Slater and Trank fly or Change status.
Unfortunately, the studio’s feet felt cold and they began to try to “fix” the film with reshoots and tailoring. It’s gone Fantastic Four The chaos shattered with the great mobilization and the weakening of the characters. Judging from most accounts, Josh Trank has no good relationship with the studio after constantly changing the movie.
Honestly, I stood by his side. The studio wants Fantastic Four After seeing the enormous success of Nolan’s gritty Batman, take a dark, serious route. They glued the horse and the vision of the supportive Josh Trank, but then decided to put the coward’s fingers into the pie because they were worried it was too hot.
Wonderful failure for the right reasons
I wish we could see the real version of Josh Trank Fantastic Four It could have been, because the bits that remain in the final version of the movie are something I actually like. I have no loyalty to any comic book as long as what you come up with is to make you excited and interesting. So, when Fantastic Four There is a doctor of destruction coming Scanner Through a remote explosion, it exploded? I’m here!
But, like I said, I know that a large, much-loved property like Fantastic Four always fails for a wide audience. Josh Trank has a cool iteration of people like me who love the horror movie David Cronenberg and doesn’t care about the Fantastic Four. This is smaller than the studio wants, so they mislead the misleading of putting their wings on the pig.
So I hope Josh Tank’s Fantastic Four Once the version it wanted to be, released in the theater in this form, is still rejected by the mainstream, but has a better chance of being re-evaluated and embraced over time. This never happens because the studio has us in the deformed patchwork of panic work, and no one feels strong enough to stand up.
This may not be a popular opinion, but Josh Trank Fantastic Four And David Ayer Suicide Squad It should be what they set promises to do. At least they think failure is honest.
