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Post Posted: May 1st 2015 7:58 pm
 

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He's out. Not sure if he left or was asked to leave. He was also a last-minute no-show at Star Wars Celebration.


Post Posted: May 1st 2015 8:16 pm
 
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I doubt the "personal decision" after the stories of his behavior came out. This was to be expected.

Too bad. I really liked Chronicle.


Post Posted: May 1st 2015 8:56 pm
 
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What behavior? I hadn't heard.


Post Posted: May 1st 2015 8:57 pm
 
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This was only a matter of time. As soon as rumours started swirling about Trank being a notorious ass clown on the set of Fantastic Four, you knew Disney and LFL wouldn't tolerate that bullshit and fire his ass. This was the graceful and classy way to handle it. Nice touch on letting time pass before making this decision public.

I'm sure Kinberg had a look at his buffoonery up close, which all but sealed his fate.


Post Posted: May 1st 2015 8:59 pm
 
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Nevermind. Found supporting articles.

Yikes... What a blown opportunity.


Post Posted: May 1st 2015 9:07 pm
 
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No kidding.

Joss Whedon - you have your opening.

That said, after Watching AOU I don't think getting into big blockbuster franchise cinema is what Whedon needs right now.


Post Posted: May 2nd 2015 11:16 am
 
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Would love to see Neil Blomkampf step into the SW universe at some point. I had a hope he'd direct episode 8 but Disney quickly filled those shoes with Rian Johnson. Meh.


Post Posted: May 3rd 2015 1:16 am
 
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I thought it was kind of odd for Disney/LFL to go someone with a really limited track record in the first place. Not that you need a prolific director with decades of experience to handle Star Wars, but I would have figured they would roll with someone a bit more proven before handing over the reins to such a huge movie property, even if it's just part of the Anthology series.

I'd be interested in seeing Anthony and Joe Russo get a shot at the SW universe, but I'm sure their plates are more than full as it is with the upcoming Captain America and Avengers films.


Post Posted: May 3rd 2015 4:35 pm
 
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Either that, or Disney finally saw the ass clownery that is F4 and said....no....you won't be making our movies.


Post Posted: May 3rd 2015 7:42 pm
 

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The Fantastic Four looks to be a wasted opportunity considering the rich source material.


Post Posted: August 7th 2015 9:19 am
 
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The real reason Trank exits has been revealed: his FF is the worst comic book movie ever and succeeds at being bested by the universally panned and objectively awful Tim Story films.


Post Posted: August 17th 2015 3:22 pm
 
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24 minute long youtube (I actually watched all of it) detailing how Trank went from Chronicle to Fantastic Four to Anthology and back. Fox hired the Trank to Chroniclize Fantastic Four and the studio got what they wanted. Unfortunately the cast was put in the uncomfortable position of having to explain why Torch is black and Trank's stereotypical twenty-something behaviour.


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