Gemini a écrit:j'ai lu plusieurs articles sur Les 4 Fantastiques, affirmant que tout ce qui fonctionne dans le film vient de Josh Trank, et tout ce qui ne fonctionne pas est le fait du studio ; pour être aussi sûr d'eux, je suppose que tout ce petit monde a assisté au tournage![]()
Selon le Hollywood reporter et des sources bien sûre anonymes c'est tout l'inverse.
In Trank's case, multiple sources associated with the project say the director did not produce material that would have opened the way to a salvageable film. And by several accounts, he resisted help. "He holed up in a tent and cut himself off from everybody," says one high-level source. Literally, there was a tent on the Louisiana set. "He built a black tent around his monitor," says a crewmember. "He was extremely withdrawn." Between setups, this person adds, "he would go to his trailer and he wouldn't interact with anybody."
Another source says the notion of firing Trank came up even before the cameras started to roll. But Fox put its faith in him because he had directed the studio's 2012 found-footage hero movie Chronicle, which grossed $127 million worldwide on a $12 million budget. Based on that, insiders say Fox executives thought they had found an "in-house director," a young talent who could become another J.J. Abrams. And the studio was trying to shake off its reputation for micromanaging filmmakers. So executives were reluctant to interfere on Fantastic Four despite warnings of trouble.
Mais dans le fond le problème de ce film là c'est le même que The Amazing Spider-man, c'est que ce sont des films que personne n'a demandé, réalisés sans vraiment d'ambitions cinématographiques derrière juste pour garder les droits en attendant d'avoir la bonne idée de quoi faire avec vu que si ils retournent chez Marvel la Fox ne les reverra plus jamais.