Write what you are looking for and press enter to begin your search!
The Fantastic Four Movie Is Not Coming Anytime Soon
During the weekend, a rumour circulated like a wildfire; that Jennifer Lawrence will be playing Susan Storm AKA Invisible Woman in the upcoming Fantastic Four movie. However, that rumour has been debunked by not one, but two sources.
According to Deadline Senior Film Reporter Justin Kroll (via Twitter), it is too early for an official Fantastic Four cast to be taking shape. Not only is there no script yet, but Marvel Studios have just only started meeting with writers.
All I’m gonna say is this, Marvel just started meeting with writers on FANTASTIC FOUR, there is no script and it will be awhile before this film starts shooting
— Justin Kroll (@krolljvar) February 21, 2021
If that’s enough proof, The New York Times writer Kyle Buchanan also essentially tweeted and confirmed the same thing. Marvel Studios has yet to even give a definitive release date or window for the Fantastic Four movie. Plus, director Jon Watts is still busy directing and filming the untitled Spider-Man 3 movie and sequel to 2019’s Spider-Man Far From Home.
1) Production on Fantastic 4 is *not* beginning soon 2) Marvel hasn’t even dated the movie yet 3) The director is still busy shooting Spider-Man 3 https://t.co/3oaOtCiD1V
— Kyle Buchanan (@kylebuchanan) February 21, 2021
Right now, the Fantastic Four rumours seem more like wishful thinking than anything. The Fantastic Four movie was only officially confirmed by Marvel Studios in December 2020, and no other details were provided then, only that Jon Watts would be the director. With no release date/window or script, and the fact that Watts is busy with Spider-Man 3, it’s not realistic to think that any official casting news would be announced now of all times.
Fans shouldn’t expect any official casting news in the near future, or for that matter, any massive easter eggs. I know many fans are excited about Marvel’s First Family finally entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but let Kevin Feige and Jon Watts plan all this properly.
There’s really no need to make baseless theories about the Fantastic Four appearing in WandaVision. “Aerospace engineer”? Please, just stop. If you want real theories based on existing comic book lore, check out my WandaVision episode breakdown articles on the first two episodes, Episode 3, Episode 4, Episode 5, Episode 6 and Episode 7.
Blizzard announced recently that due to recent events over the past few months, its marquee titles will be delayed for a further amount of time. Ac...
Bandai Namco is teaming up with Paramount Pictures to release Top Gun: Maverick DLC for its sole flight sim action game Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. ...
Borderlands 2 was released over 7 years ago, and fans have been clamoring for a proper sequel ever since. After a narrative-centric Telltale title and...
">
