While it might be easy to say DC are pulling a copycat move, building a shared universe in the wake of Marvel’s success but it seems that they’re at least doing something interesting with it.
There were many reports during shooting, that all was not well on the shoot of Fantastic Four with some even suggesting that director Josh Trank was close to being replaced amid massive reshoots. That’s all been firmly denied and everything seems to have settled since the marketing ramped up.
Following Man of Steel, many were disappointed that there wasn’t going to be a solo Superman sequel and instead there was going to be a mash-up movie where DC’s biggest characters meet and fight for the first time on the big screen…
With Bond currently stuck in serious mode with Daniel Craig not once even attempting to crack either a smile or an innuendo, this could be exactly the kind of fun throwback that the genre needs.
All good things must come to and end and three years after The Hunger Games set the standard for young adult movies, the fourth film in the series brings it all to a close this November.
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