8 Things The Doctor Doom Movie Must Do
3. Get The Tone Right
It's important that Fox gets the tone right this time around as Josh Trank's miserable Fantastic Four reboot is living proof of what can happen if you fail.
The family-friendly vibes on display in the original Fantastic Four and its sequel would also be a poor fit for Doom, which should be dark, but not necessarily miserable.
It's doesn't have to be R-rated, either. This will be a temptation for Fox given that Deadpool and Logan hit at the box office, but Doom just needs to be a dark character portrait - gory death sequences and adult content are not essential.