Fantastic Four

Trailer looks alright.

Why would they copy off Incredibles?

Look's funny aswell and aslong as they showed like all the good bits in the trailer and teh film is crap im happy. *cough* hulk *cough*
 
Apperantly they had to reshoot the ending as it was too similar to how the Incredibles ended.

I read this on Rotten tomatoes last year. This is very worrying indeed.

I have a feeling that this film is going to be a dud anyways. :rolleyes:
 
I've seen a rough copy of the film, that is now going to be released in the cinemas. I thought it was total crap and didn't like it one bit, but then again I never like super hero crap anyway.
 
Roger Corman had the rights to FF but could only retain them if he actually made a movie. Sadly the small print failed to specify that it should be a movie worth watching.
It was made about 10 years ago and to be fair, it was never intended to be shown (mercifully some might say) to the general public.
It stars Alex Hyde-White (always a sign of quality film-making, Biggles, anyone?) and a cast of total nobodies, was made on a budget of several dollars and is a total hoot.
It's only redeeming features are Thing's suit which is more accurate than the new version and some colourful animation of the Human Torch.
You can't legally see it anywhere but a few sf conventions have had it inflicted on them. Any p2p network (try Shareaza or Limewire) will let you download it but it's a very poor, out of sync copy. Still, given it's general crapness, technical quality is the least of its problems. :eek:
There was talk of making FF in 1973-4 and I remember seeing a still from it but I've never heard of it since; if it was ever made or even started it's probably shelved somewhere.
 
Don't think the brows are in at all, just seen the U.S. NBA F4 trailer and his head still looks like a badly formed t**d.

Ah well, it's not like it's Batman.
 
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