Fantastic Four: 8 Reasons You Shouldn't Write It Off Just Yet

Let's postpone the clobbering for now.

Every year during summer blockbuster season there€™s always one movie that seems a little out of place. Despite a big budget, and an even bigger name cast, they just don't seem to build much buzz or excitement. An obvious example would be 2012€™s Battleship, which was a mega budget would-be franchise starter with Liam Neeson and Rihanna, but all the explosions in the world couldn€™t get people jazzed about the unholy fusion of a board game with a Transformers movie. Battleship sank real quick. Pun completely intended. And the black sheep of summer 2015 looks to be Josh Trank€™s reboot of the Fantastic Four. The film was kept under wraps for a suspiciously long time and reports of a rocky shoot, huge changes to the comic lore and director/producer fights have left fans worried. But despite this there€™s plenty of reason to be optimistic that a fun movie could emerge out of the chaos. Fantastic Four has a talented crew behind it, and there are plenty of other films that have survived tough shoots and went onto huge success. So here are eight fantastic reasons why people shouldn€™t be so quick to write off the Fantastic Four just yet. If they survived a Galactus cloud, then they can survive anything.
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