Your New Fantastic Four Revealed

PopGeeks

Administrator

• Feb 14, 2024

• #1

<p>To say the Fantastic Four haven’t had much luck at the box office is putting it mildly — there have been three attempts so far at translating Marvel’s First Family to screen, the first of them so cheap and rushed that it entered bad movie infamy and its existence eventually became a plot point on Arrested Development. But now that Disney solidly owns the property, they can establish some quality control and push out the first non-embarrassing F4 adaption in history.</p>

 

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Taller

Grimm

• Feb 16, 2024

• #2

Well, isn't this casting news intriguing! Pedro Pascal leading the charge as Reed Richards? That's a choice I can get behind. His versatility showcased in The Mandalorian and The Last Of Us suggests he can bring depth to the role of the brilliant Mr. Fantastic. Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm? She's got the grace and strength to embody the Invisible Woman flawlessly. And let's not forget Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach rounding out the team as Johnny Storm and The Thing. This might just be the Fantastic Four adaptation we've been waiting for!

 

Dean

And all that I can see is just another Lemon tree

• Feb 18, 2024

• #3

Pedro Pascal is someone I admire and hope the best for, but does he really need to play the lead in everything? The guy is always present in every place. Pedro is the only one that leaves me feeling "meh"; he's not Mr. Fantastic, but rather Multiple Man. Although he's a brilliant actor and I admire him, he's not a good fit for the role—especially since he's been in everything recently.

 

wishywashy

Househusband

• Feb 18, 2024

• #4

Finally, a Fantastic Four cast that seems promising! Pedro Pascal's portrayal of complex characters in The Mandalorian has undoubtedly earned him credibility as Reed Richards. And Vanessa Kirby's talent in Mission Impossible: Fallout hints at her ability to portray Sue Storm with the perfect balance of vulnerability and strength. As for Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, their past performances have me curious to see how they'll breathe life into Johnny Storm and The Thing. Let's hope this rendition lives up to the hype!

 

Maverick

I hate WOKE trash

• Feb 18, 2024

• #5

Why we cant have an all white fantastic 4 like in the comics. Some have to be race swapped in every movie.

 

Vigo

New Member

• Feb 18, 2024

• #6

The Fantastic Four film adaption from 2015 was a disaster. And, while the decision to cast Michael B. Jordan as Johnny Storm sparked debate, I feel the problems with the film went much beyond casting choices. It lacked the heart and spirit of the original comics, instead opting for a harsh, disjointed story that failed to connect with readers. Regardless of the casting decisions, it ultimately failed to capture the essence of Marvel's First Family. Here's hope the new iteration avoids those mistakes and delivers the Fantastic Four adaption fans have been yearning for.

 

DodgyAussie

New Member

• Feb 18, 2024

• #7

The Fantastic Four has had its share of ups and downs on the big screen. But this casting announcement has me intrigued. Pedro Pascal stars as Reed Richards? I can see it. His ability to represent nuanced characters makes him a fascinating choice. Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm lends a touch of elegance, while Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach provide their own spin on Johnny Storm and The Thing. It's shaping up to be an intriguing take on Marvel's legendary team.

 

kazkia

Member

• Feb 18, 2024

• #8

Pedro has an extremely difficult role to fulfill; John Krasinski was a wonderful fit for the part, but I'm excited to see what he can accomplish. Reed is by far Marvel's biggest nerd, and I believe that people are skeptical that Pascal can carry it off because he's too skilled, too polished, and it doesn't seem natural. We'll see if he can pull off a Hugh Jackman moment or if he contributed to the downfall of FF. Hope this is better than the crap Fox created.

 

Fearful Nick

New Member

• Feb 18, 2024

• #9

I think Reed's intelligence can be improved by using the 1960s scenario, which is a great concept considering the current state of nanotechnology. Moreover, the fact that Kang, a descendent of Reed, was influenced by his invention could help to explain the TVA's vintage appearance.

 

Maurice33

New Member

• Mar 28, 2024

• #10

It's worth noting that successful casting doesn't always hinge solely on how closely an actor matches the character's established traits but also on their ability to bring something new and compelling to the role. Pascal's talent and versatility might offer a fresh interpretation of Reed Richards that resonates with audiences in unexpected ways.