Matt Shakman, the Fantastic Four director, reportedly wants the movie to be comic-accurate - here’s what that might mean.
rumors in one of her recent clips. She said she heard that Matt Shakman is “very insistent” on being comics-accurate with the movie. That’s certainly an interesting detail for the film, given that Marvel isn’t always comics-accurate with the MCU.
Perfectly respecting the Marvel comics would make the MCU storyline impossible. Instead of doing that, Marvel has adapted the comics, keeping the broad strokes of those stories but customizing the actual plot for its movie needs. But Marvel has been comic-accurate in other regards.reboot isn’t going to be a standalone movie. It’s also part of the larger MCU, so the story has to deliver elements that will link it to the rest of the MCU.story.
Randolph said that one thing Shakman wants is to cast a Jewish actor for the Ben Grimm role. This seems to confirm reports that the director is actively involved in choosing his Fantastic Four.opens on February 14th, 2025, so we’re getting closer to pre-production. The
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