It was a lukewarm summer box office this year and neither James Gunn’s “Superman” nor Disney’s “Fantastic Four: First Steps” could heat things up.
Disney chief Bob Iger has touted Marvel’s newest superhero flick, “Fantastic Four: First Steps,” as having “successfully launched” the MCU’s Fantastic Four’s series.
Disney’s latest superhero film, “Fantastic Four: First Steps,” opened strongly enough last week, but suffered a deep drop off in its second weekend in theaters, foreshadowing bad news for the film in the long run.
The far-left Variety describes “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”‘ second weekend drop-off as “devastating.”
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Marvel’s first family has finally found box office gold. “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” the first film about the superheroes made under the guidance of Kevin Feige and the Walt Disney Co., earned $118 million in its first weekend in 4,125 North American theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Granted, I’ve not seen every piece of sh*t squeezed out by the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) since Avengers: Endgame six years ago, but Fantastic Four: First Steps is the first I didn’t actively hate and actually enjoyed.
On the verge of the debut of the much-awaited Marvel Studios version of the “Fantastic Four,” some on social media are mocking a video game promotion tied to the film.
Disney-owned Marvel Studios is still trying to give its legacy characters updates for the “modern” era — even in its upcoming “Fantastic Four” reboot, which hopes to reverse a trend of box-office failure for the suffering woke brand.
Fans are accusing Disney’s Marvel Studios of using artificial intelligence to create the poster for its long-awaited re-re-reboot of its “Fantastic Four” superhero film franchise, which is finally set to hit theaters this spring.
The nominations for the 36th annual Golden Raspberry Awards – or Razzies for short — were announced Wednesday, with Fifty Shades of Grey, Pixels, Jupiter Ascending, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 all tying for the most nominations of the dubious award, which recognizes the worst
Fantastic Four actor Michael B. Jordan has found himself the target of social media vitriol for comments made during a recent interview in which the young actor said he wanted the opportunity to take on roles not only written specifically for black men.
Actor Ryan Reynolds weighed in on this summer’s colossal mega-flop Fantastic Four, saying in a recent interview that he is concerned the failure of the movie could hurt black cast member Michael B. Jordan more than any of the other actors.
The latest attempt to kick-start a “Fantastic Four” franchise flopped at the box office with an estimated $26.2 million debut.
The cast of the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot had to patiently sit through a barrage of seemingly racist and sexist questions lobbed at them by Atlanta’s Rock 100.5 Morning Show host Southside Steve in an interview last week.
Actor Miles Teller, who plays Mister Fantastic in the upcoming superhero film Fantastic Four wasn’t on a set playing a hero this past weekend, but you wouldn’t have guessed that by the way he reacted when he heard the calls of a distressed swimmer.
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