Fantastic Four

Never to be rebooted again... At least, for another 3 to 7 years.

It's sobbering time

If Hollywood were smart, they would use this cast!

This new character-centric trailer takes another crack at making the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot look like a movie people would actually want to see, and it does a pretty decent job!

You've got: Reed so stereotypically smart "he knows answers to questions we don't even know to ask him" Richards



Sue "my father is narrating this so he can't express that I'm the eye candy" Storm



Johnny "look at my sexy car and sassy attitude" Storm



and Ben "awful skinny for the muscle" Grimm




But all in all, if I'm being honest, this trailer gave me a lot more faith in ths movie than the previous one did.

Step aside Cara Delevingne and take your bad interview with you. We've not a new contender for atrocious press junket of the summer.

Atlanta's Rock 100.5 Morning Show radio host Steven J. Rickman and interviewer Jason Bailey either aren't really into interviewing or are way too into making their guests uncomfortable. In this video, they spend most of the time asking some cringe-worthy questions of Kate Mara, who will play Sue Storm in the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot, and Michael B. Jordan, who will play Johnny Storm.

The two shock jocks launch into questions about race — always a good ice breaker for summer blockbuster actors. They could not understand how Mara and Jordan were to play siblings since one is black and the other is white.

Then, they laid into Mara about why she cut her hair short, because she it was so attractive before.This is a class move, which women appreciate. That was sarcasm.

Luckily, Rickman found a way to smooth the whole thing over by saying he's a "toe-man" and that Mara has great feet.

Enjoy your morning trainwreck!

And if you're curious, we've got the Fantastic Four trailer for you over at Geek Universe.

Uhhh. That movie was anything but fantastic, yet, even so Miles Teller (played Reed Richards) is eager to take another crack at the story with the rest of his team. In a recent interview, Teller said the following on the matter:

“I loved the cast, I loved the characters. I think it’s such an interesting dynamic. I love how much they really need to rely on each other. This Avengers thing, they’ve kind of created their own Fantastic Four in a way, Marvel’s first family. Their powers can’t just exist on their own, you need Thor to do this, the Hulk to do his thing. So yeah, absolutely, I would do another one.”