Have to see where this goes. Ultimate FF wasn't popular was it? And wasn't the Thing purple? And Mr Fantastic ended up a bad guy.

Jamie Bell is a good actor so I'm not too worried but think they missed a trick keeping Sue white. If you are going to tackle the race issue at least make both siblings black, then you get a 50/50 cast.

Regardless of the casting this movie hasn't really sounded interesting and it still doesn't. The casting is meh (not poor actors but nothing in your face) and so far the hype around it doesn't seem to be growing. Think this will flop.

I have a similar feeling and it isn't to do with the cast. The cast can be as good as they want to be but it really does just sound like trying to keep the rights to the franchise. It was too early for a reboot in my opinion.

The first two FF films had it perfect, the perfect blend of fun and seriousness. I'm not sure what they'll go for in this one but I don't really want to see the origin story again.

Plus I agree that they missed the boat by not having both Sue and Johnny black. Why have just one black? I know genetics you could have one black and one white kid and then there is the option of adoption etc but why not just have them both the same color? It makes no sense. It would have been more interesting if they changed them both.

Not really sure I enjoyed AS2 it was too crowded. Plus don't expect the movie you were hoping for whilst watching the trailers. It is pretty much Spidey vs someone else.



Guardians is starting to feel like the movie I'm going to love this year. Hopefully its better then this.

As for Tatum... Meh. I haven't seen him in enough to have an opinion on his acting but he doesn't look like Gambit, they'll have to work hard on that one. If they change Gambit too much it'll anger fans more then just ignoring such an iconic mutant like him. Kitsch at least made up into a fine Gambit to look at his acting was dodgy but I think that is because for some reason the people making these movies have a big problem with Gambit, which I don't get, in the circles I've always inhabited he's always been number two behind Wolverine as the iconic X-Man.

The Amazing Spider-Man was OK but could have been better. It is interesting that Sony really are doing Sinister Six. I'm not sure how much they can honestly do before people get fed up but good on them for trying. I can see them trying to work with Fox, more likely then Fox agreeing to work with the MCU but then again Sony could easily go and work with the MCU as well. In fact it could be the one thing that breeches the gap.

Not sure about Channing Tatum. We'll see. Not the best casting choice. Taylor Kitch was actually a really good Gambit he just had a terrible accent problem.

Guardians looks like it could be a hidden gem. It might not do so well in the cinema being a bit out there but I think it could be one of their stronger films. It is unique and they seem to have cast it perfectly.

MCU/Fox/Sony seem to be going really well right now. They seem to be hitting the right notes with their movies. Going to see Days of Future Past soon which should be an indication of how strong they will carry on being.

Ant-Mans director has left. Shame as he was a good one. Will keep an eye out for them announcing a new director but my enthusiasm for Ant-Man has dwindled a little with this news.

I don't think it should dwindle, after all you know nothing about the film yet. I think it'll survive, they have too many plans rolling out over years to let a director leaving ruin the plans.