Studios in Hollywood take a great deal of heat. Critics often look at them as money making machines that have the product's financial potential in mind over the creative or artistic merit that can be derived from the situation.At the same time, the studios bring the money to the table, enabling filmmakers to make movies that would otherwise be out of their reach.That said, the outspokenness with filmmakers against studios has increased over the years with Josh Trank being the latest to blame 20th Century Fox for the critical failure of his "Fantastic Four" reboot.
A “Star Wars” spinoff, focused on Han Solo, is reportedly already in the works, with Christopher Miller and Phil Lord of “The Lego Movie” as its directors.
Josh Trank denies 'Fantastic Four' reshoots allegedly done by director Matthew Vaughn. The 31-year-old filmmaker took to social networking site, Twitter, to clear the rumors that named Vaughn as the director who handled the reshoots.
According to a user posting on the Louisiana-based message board TigerDroppings, "Fantastic Four" director Josh Trank (2012's "Chronicle") acted recklessly and "trashed the house the production company rented for him" and "treated crew terribly."
Rumor mills are spinning, claiming the reboot of 20th Century Fox's "Fantastic Four" is in dire straits as the director has put the project in jeopardy.
The new Invisible Woman for the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot has finally been confirmed and the actress to play the role is none other than Kate Mara.
