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‘Fantastic Four’ Director Josh Trank Gives His Own Movie a Mixed Review on Letterboxd

Josh Trank suffered a raw deal when his 2015 Marvel movie “Fantastic Four” failed explosively at the box office and earned a dismal 9% on Rotten Tomatoes. However, the “Chronicle” director has emerged on Letterboxd to comment on his own movie — which he reviewed harshly on the cinephile platform.“The movie is Alright,” Trank wrote […]

Exclusive: ‘Rocketman’ Deleted Scene Has Elton John Confronting His Drug Addiction

Today, we’re pleased to share an exclusive deleted scene from Dexter Fletcher’s Rocketman. The fantasy-biopic stars Taron Egerton as five-time Grammy-winning icon Elton John alongside Bryce Dallas Howard (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), Richard Madden (Game of Thrones), Jamie Bell (Fantastic Four), and Gemma Jones (Bridget Jones’ Baby). In the clip, Elton is offered a chance […]

New ‘Fantastic Four’ Movie in Development at Marvel

Marvel is going back to the Fantastic Four.Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige announced that a new movie based on the superhero group is in the works at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday. Further details, however, including a release date, were not revealed.It marks the first Fox property for Disney to mine since the two studios […]

Marvel Confirms ‘Fantastic Four’ Reboot, “Mutants” In Development [Updated]

It’s been an absolute whirlwind of news out of Marvel Studios’ Hall H panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, and the updates somehow didn’t stop coming right up until the very end. After confirming the casts, plot details, and release dates for almost a dozen upcoming projects, Kevin Feige casually seemed to confirm that a […]

‘Fantastic Four’: Kevin Feige Says Marvel Studios Is Currently Developing A New Film

Sorry, ‘X-Men’ fans. Yes, Marvel Studios gained control of the Fox properties in March when the Disney buyout became finalized. But at San Diego Comic-Con, the merry mutants were not revealed to be part of Kevin Feige’s Phase 4 plans. However, their Fox brethren, the “Fantastic Four” franchise, was part of the unveiling (via Variety), […]

Fantastic Four, Mutants, and More: Marvel’s Phase 4 Announced, and Here’s When You’ll See the New Movies & TV Shows [Comic-Con 2019]

Marvel Studios took the stage at Comic-Con’s Hall H to an electric, rock star atmosphere, and after taking a victory lap for the success of Avengers: Endgame and the first ten-plus years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, mega-producer Kevin Feige revealed the next ten (10!) projects that are coming our way. Here’s the breakdown of […]

Superhero Bits: ‘Dark Phoenix’ Bombed Harder Than ‘Fantastic Four’, Gwyneth Paltrow Doesn’t Remember Sebastian Stan & More

How is Dark Phoenix a bigger box office bomb than the reboot of Fantastic Four? How are Earth’s cities faring after endless attacks in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Why can’t Gwyneth Paltrow remember Avengers: Endgame co-star Sebastian Stan? Why is Jaden Smith so hyped about Robert Pattinson playing Batman? How did that Spider-Man: Far From […]

Marvel Boss Explains How X-Men & Fantastic Four Are Being Brought Into the MCU

Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige explains how the Fox properties will be used in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For one thing, Feige isn’t in any rush, which has already been reported. With that being said, Feige has been preparing for the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and others to come join the McU for a long time. […]

Box Office: ‘Men in Black: International’ and ‘Shaft’ Belly Flop

Disney/Pixar’s “Toy Story 4” can’t come soon enough to buoy the floundering summer box office. This weekend’s openings are pathetic. Franchise reboot “Men in Black: International” (Sony) and the second remake of “Shaft” (Warner Bros.) together grossed under $37 million. Two summers ago, when “War for the Planet of the Apes” opened to “only” $56 […]

Details On Fox’s Unmade Crossover Movie Reveal X-Men Vs. Fantastic Four In ‘Civil War’-Like Battle

The 20th Century Fox era of Marvel comes to a close this weekend with “Dark Phoenix,” the twelfth and final iteration of the “X-Men” series under producer Simon Kinberg. And incidentally, it’s going out with a dismal whimper—the worst box office weekend opening in “X-Men” history with an estimated $37 million debut.Read More: After The […]

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