@cinemablend totally false... not true... stop the press...— Josh Trank (@josh_trank) January 24, 2014
@cinemablend totally false... not true... stop the press...
In spite of Josh Trank debunking the Fantastic Four reboot synopsis we ran in the story as false, we've now had a letter from lawyers acting for Fox, saying that "It has come to our attention that you have posted a purported plot details from the Fox Property on your website", adding that "These purported plot details provide important qualitative details about character, plot, setting and mood, thereby violating Fox's rights in the copyrights to the screenplay of the Fox Property". Well: if they're not true, then Fox has no legal jurisdiction over them. So what we originally thought to be false now appears to be partly confirmed at least, as a result of well-paid lawyers demanding their removal.
Fox's lawyers want us to remove those FF plot details that @josh_trank debunked. Don't think they have a legal leg to stand on there.— Eric Vespe (@EricVespe) February 4, 2014
Fox's lawyers want us to remove those FF plot details that @josh_trank debunked. Don't think they have a legal leg to stand on there.
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