Fantastic Four

Fantastic Four When an experimental space voyage goes awry, four people are changed by cosmic rays into the superheroes known as The Fantastic Four. Reed Richards, brilliant scientist, is transformed into the elastic Mr. Fantastic. His wife, Sue Storm, can now bend light and and produce force fields as The Invisible Woman. Sue's little brother Johnny Storm now has powers that match his fiery personality as The Human Torch. Pilot Benjamin Grimm, never much to look at, but now he is a monstrous Thing --completely covered by a rocky orange hide which makes him invunerable to harm and super-strong. Together, they become the Fantastic Four. A little known B-Movie by Roger Corman was produced in 1994 and went straight to video. Then, Fox made the best attempt at the big screen in 2005, with Ioan Gruffud, Jessica Alba, Michael Chiklis and Chris Evans, to be followed by a sequel Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer in 2007. Now it looks like we're in for a reboot in 2013.
"IT'S CLOBBERIN' TIME!" -The Thing- An in-depth review of director Tim Story's film adaption of the World's greatest comic magazine created by Stan "The Man" Lee & Jack "The King" Kirby.
Chronicle has drawn nothing but rave reviews thus far from the movie critics. In this interview with Collider, Trank talks about the film and comments on the Fantastic Four rumors. Trank says FF4 would be a dream.
Josh Trank is doing rounds for his new movie coming out Chronicle, and he was asked about being linked to direct the reboot of Fantastic Four where he said people know just as much as he does about the project.
While in London promoting Chronicle Josh Trank was asked about the possibility of him directing a new Fantastic Four, if we would see a Chronicle 2, and if Akira could work in the US.
Variety's Jeff Sneider and Rachel Abrams are reporting that 20th Century Fox believes that they have found the right director to reboot Fantastic Four, but there is one catch.
Fantastic concept art from a not so fantastic comic book movie was recently released from artist Daniel James Cox
Tom Rothman confirms that work is ongoing with X-Men: First Class 2 and Daredevil, as well as a reboot of Fantastic Four. Read on for details on that as well as their plans to raise the standard of their comic book movies.
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Welcome back to 20/20 Hindsight, a new column which investigates comic book movies of varying success. What worked, what didn't, and why. We'll take a look at some real stinkers, some fan favorites that didn't get much public support, as well as some great movies that I perhaps didn't particularly like. Your thoughts are important, so comment away. This week: The Fantastic Four (2005)
Exactly one week ago I asked you guys if you thought that the Fantastic Four was back at Marvel Studios, well it seems like most of you think that it is!
The actor is promoting his new show, Ringer and expresses disappointment that he won't be able to play Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic again.
Lately some rumors said that Marvel Studios has got the rights for their family superhero group back, and it has been a long time since we got any updates about production, or even cast rumors. But what's your opinion about that?
At this point Marvel should have just stopped trying.
I love the Fantastic Four-! And we all know this wonderful franchise deserves a re-boot. Here's my first installment of what I think would be a good foundation for comic's first family!
Here's #1...
" It's clobberin' time " ! - The Thing - It's time for my most in-depth review as I follow the worlds most famous super hero family back in time from the pages of the world's greatest comic magazine, to their leap up onto the big screen........
Find out what Fantastic Four covers made the cut in Complex Magazine's top 15 covers of all time.
This is the third tip we have recieved from this guy today, but this news is by far the most interesting! Hit the jump for all the details...
Despite the rumored return of Johnny Storm in Fantastic Four #600, Marvel have today revealed that the "Future Foundation" are going nowhere in this final teaser which seemingly reveals the new status quo of that book...
That's right! It's been a whole half-century to the day Stan Lee and Jack Kirby kicked off the Marvel Universe with the creation of the Fantastic Four, and here's your chance to hear my thoughts (and share your own) on the iconic team...
Marvel's Chief Creative Officer shakes off the cobwebs and beautifully illustrates the newest cover for the 50th anniversary of "Fantastic Four"
We have featured one or two of these in the past but now we have them all!
Seemingly celebrating the release of the latest CBM adaptation, Captain America: The Avenger, the FX channel is airing plenty more CBMs this weekend. Check out the listing!
In an in-depth video interview with Marvel Studios' Vice President of Production, Tom Cohen, he dots on possible X-Men: First Class sequels among others. Check it out!
Hit the jump to hear what the actor who played Reed Richards had to say when quizzed about the latest wave of comic book movies, the planned FF reboot and his thoughts on Chris Evans (formerly Johhny Storm) as Captain America...
The Future Foundation (Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Thing and Spider-Man) will be sold in Minimate form at Comic-Con next month, and will immediately be sent to Disney stores nationwide...