20th Century Fox quitely finally reveals Fantastic 4 Reboot movie cast

[MartyMcFly]

It's looking like spiderman 3.
too many villains, not enough screen time.
popular actors instead of the right actors.

Disagree breh, disagree. It's got three, but one main and Chris Nolan showed its possible to pull off multiple villains if you write them and connect them correctly. Electro exists because of Oscorp, Rhino is barely in it, and Goblin is connected to Electro. So it's not like Batman and Robin or Spider man 3 when you just toss villains together with no rhyme or reason. If you come up with a logical way for them to be connected in the story, then it works. Batman Begins had Falcone, Scarecrow and Ra's. Dark Knight had Maronie,(sic), Joker, and Two-Face and in both cases, they were all connected in one way or another and not just thrown together. It's a lazy criticism to throw at the movie without seeing any of it in action.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Andrew Garfield is a better Peter/Spider Man

Tobey wasn't my ideal Spidey but sorry I gotta agree with Camby on this one.

Tobey captured the innocence and the "goodness" of Peter Parker.



Listen to that voiceover from 0:10 to 0:30.

Ignore for a moment that it's the worst dialogue you've ever heard in a superhero movie.

Listen to the lack of conviction in his voice. The problem is that if you're gonna go the "silly" route (and by silly I mean less real and more of kid friendly lighter tone)... then you gotta get an actor who buys in 100% and goes all the way with it.

I don't feel it from this kid. I just don't. He comes off like an actor playing Spiderman and not Spiderman.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Tobey wasn't my ideal Spidey but sorry I gotta agree with Camby on this one.

Tobey captured the innocence and the "goodness" of Peter Parker.



Listen to that voiceover from 0:10 to 0:30.

Ignore for a moment that it's the worst dialogue you've ever heard in a superhero movie.

Listen to the lack of conviction in his voice. The problem is that if you're gonna go the "silly" route (and by silly I mean less real and more of kid friendly lighter tone)... then you gotta get an actor who buys in 100% and goes all the way with it.

I don't feel it from this kid. I just don't. He comes off like an actor playing Spiderman and not Spiderman.

Well we disagree with that one breh. I saw what he did at Comic-Con and that showed me he could play Spidey in his sleep. He gets the character. He gets the cockiness, and charm and humor of him. He doesn't have the innocence of Peter but that's because its a different interpretation. Hell, Peter in the comics now doesn't have that "innocence" but one thing Andrew does portray well is his courage, heart, and integrity. I believe that he feels compelled to do good and help people out and also that he carries guilt around on his shoulders. But what I hear and what you hear can be two different things and we will never agree on that one so it's no big. I like Andrew and think he will do even better this time out.

 

[Luke Cage]

I've seen it several times breh, spider man 2 is a classic but I prefer Amazing and its mostly due to the characterization. Andrew Garfield is a better Peter/Spider Man and Emma Stone as Gwen is much less infuriating and a better character than Rami's version of MJ. I just fukk with it more. Felt more like Spidey to me even though the fight scenes in Spidey 2 were better but the movie earned it. Amazing was a smaller, quieter flick. We'll see what Amazing 2 has to offer but so far, I'm siding with Webb and Garfield

And I love The Wolverine breh, I will vouch for that flick any day of the week. Still like X2 also

the reason i hated amazing spiderman is because they didn't do a good job with the characterization.

Awful villain (which ruins the entire movie for me)
Peter parker isn't really a geek, he's more of a douche
(i knew kids in high school that skateboarded and took artistic photos. they all turn into hippies not scientists)

Why does he wear a uniform in this movie? ( in the original he wore to make money as a wrestler. so this kid just automatically decides to be a superhero? )

he never even finds his uncles killer and that whole part of the plot is dismissed
swinging on cranes scene brehs

His name on the back of the camera brews

Uncle Ben assaulted that burgler. How would he know anything that happened?
People scream at each other in new york all the fukkin time. but he sees a gun and tries to take it.zimmerman would've shot him and waited for the cops to come and claim self defense. and he would've gotten away with it.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

@MartyMcFly

Ironically I believe the ideal actor to play Spidey would have been none other than Marty McFly himself.

I know we're 30 years removed from it but had they ever moved forward with a Spiderman movie in the 80's, I'm not sure if there would have been a more perfect casting. Michael J Fox would have fukkin CRUSHED it as Peter Parker.

 

[MartyMcFly]

the reason i hated amazing spiderman is because they didn't do a good job with the characterization.

Awful villain (which ruins the entire movie for me)
Peter parker isn't really a geek, he's more of a douche
(i knew kids in high school that skateboarded and took artistic photos. they all turn into hippies not scientists)

Why does he wear a uniform in this movie? ( in the original he wore to make money as a wrestler. so this kid just automatically decides to be a superhero? )

he never even finds his uncles killer and that whole part of the plot is dismissed
swinging on cranes scene brehs

His name on the back of the camera brehs

Uncle Ben assaulted that burgler. How would he know anything that happened?
People scream at each in new york all the fukkin time. but he sees a gun and tries to take.
zimmerman would've shot him and waited for the cops to come and claim self defense. and he would've gotten away with it.

I feel you breh but allow me to retort:

Peter isn't a geek in modern comics now, and when they did this, they based Peter off of the Ultimate Peter Parker who was more of an outcast than a geek, and that's what Andrews Peter is. He's brainy, he stands up for the little guy, but he's not a member of the in crowd.

He wore the uniform in order to do his vigilante work and hunt a guy down, that's it, that's all. I will agree with you on him not finding his uncle's killer but I also believe that's a thread that will play out in this movie and possibly the 3rd so I can ease up on that one.

I don't mind the crane swinging scene, shyt didn't bug me. The same as people throwing shyt at the Green Goblin in the first spidey. New Yorkers see the guy in trouble and they lend him a hand.

And Uncle Ben doing that is what Uncle Ben would do, point blank. That's his character. He saw someone who obviously just robbed a place and he went to do something about it and that's what Ben always preached. When you have the power to do something, its your responsibility to do it, regardless of the cost. The guy did just knock over a convenience store.

 

[MartyMcFly]

@MartyMcFly

Ironically I believe the ideal actor to play Spidey would have been none other than Marty McFly himself.

I know we're 30 years removed from it but had they ever moved forward with a Spiderman movie in the 80's, I'm not sure if there would have been a more perfect casting. Michael J Fox would have fukkin CRUSHED it as Peter Parker.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Actually I just looked it up. Michael J Fox was only 5'4.

That might have been a problem.

But if you could overcome that, he's ideal casting.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Actually I just looked it up. Michael J Fox was only 5'4.

That might have been a problem.

But if you could overcome that, he's ideal casting.

Yeah Downey and cruise have gotten away with it for years. But I think you're judging Andrew too quickly. Give him this movie and if you still don't like him, But I think spidey is like James Bond in the sense that we all have our idea of how that character should be and be played. My homie loves roger Moore and thinks that's how bond should be so he doesn't like Daniel Craig. Whereas I love Craig and Connery because that's how I prefer bond to be played

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Movie will be ass anyways just like the last two. Ya'll really just need to look towards the new Avengers movie because real talk that is gonna be the next GOOD superhero flick. Just about everything in between will probably flop or make money but be trash.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Movie will be ass anyways just like the last two. Ya'll really just need to look towards the new Avengers movie because real talk that is gonna be the next GOOD superhero flick. Just about everything in between will probably flop or make money but be trash.

I think Cap looks kinda good.

But that ridiculous looking villain.

 

[ltheghost]

the FF casting....Black Excellence brehs.....WALLACE you did it!!!!




















































Now if they make Dr. Doom a woman...

 

[itsyoung!!]

@Kill Dat Noize got some of the most backwards opinions i done seen in awhile

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Yeah Downey and cruise have gotten away with it for years. But I think you're judging Andrew too quickly. Give him this movie and if you still don't like him, But I think spidey is like James Bond in the sense that we all have our idea of how that character should be and be played. My homie loves roger Moore and thinks that's how bond should be so he doesn't like Daniel Craig. Whereas I love Craig and Connery because that's how I prefer bond to be played

I don't have a problem if someone decides to play a character differently.

If this is a "different" interpretation of Spidey then so be it. I'm cool wit it.

I'm just sayin I don't buy this kid's performance. I don't buy his conviction.

As for the movie itself to me it just looks off. Like when you look at Jamie Foxx's character and you look at the way he plays it... and then you stack it up against how Andrew Garfield looks to be playing Spiderman... there's something tonally different in the way they're portraying their characters. Like they don't belong in the same movie.

Garfield comes off as that more earthy and more "real" Spiderman and yet in this movie it looks like he's goin up against a villain who looks and acts like he came out of a children's comic. It's like if they woulda put Christian Bale's Batman against Jim Carrey's Riddler although not as severe.

 

[Jazzy B.]

Brehs really trying to say that Superman is more popular than Batman, Spider-Man or Iron Man in 2014

There's a difference between being famous and popular, Superman is undoubtedly the most well known/recognisable "superhero" in the world, however in terms of Popularity, the character is far far behind the likes of Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man and Hulk.