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Fantastic Four remake promises a bigger Thing
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Ali
30th July 2010
Looking forward to the reboot of Fantastic Four? Wait, you are? You're obviously reading the wrong movie blog. Anyway, consider Michael Chiklis out of a job: Thing is going all CG, baby.
Obviously rebooting a franchise cures all its ills, because... well, look at Planet Of The Apes. Now that this miracle solution has become commonplace, any movie that even slightly disappoints has to go back to basics: even perfectly serviceable superhero franchises like Fantastic Four, which has already been remade once.
Marvel's special effects bods claim to have been listening to the fans' demands, which apparently involve the size of the Thing and not the size of Jessica Alba's bodysuit. Screenrant spoke to the guys in charge, who said the new Thing would be a CG creation.
It would seem that the suits in charge of 20th Century Fox have heard the fans' complaints because I have it from a source inside the Fox SFX department working on the Fantastic Four Reboot that The Thing will officially be 100% CG."
This new F4 movie - currently going by the rather fatuous title Fantastic Four Reborn - won't start production until X-Men: First Class finishes shooting, and that doesn't start until September.
One more question: if they're making the Thing bigger, how are they going to show off all the product placements?
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