Fantastic Four Test Screening: What They DON’T Want You To Know!

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During initial online discussions about , some web sleuths claimed that overall sentiment towards the movie was “so-so” and “blah,” but it appears these opinions might not be completely reliable, as a participant from one of the test screenings disclosed that such comments stemmed from a solitary comment made by someone at their screening.

According to someone who attended the screening, as reported by ComicBookMovie, they acknowledged that a comment they made was misconstrued and escalated beyond its original intention. This misunderstanding resulted in several bloggers who posted reactions to the comment either removing their posts or issuing apologies.

I’ve noticed many articles discussing experiences that seemed familiar to me. I wanted to clarify some misunderstandings that have been circulating. Contrary to what has been reported, no one in the audience shouted out ‘mid’. Instead, there was a man near me who was sighing and gesturing with his hands. After the movie ended, I asked him for his opinion, and he said it was just ‘okay’ or ‘so-so’.

Immediately after leaving [Discord], I shared this story. However, some people have exaggerated it, claiming that someone went insane in the theater and shouted ‘mid’. This is absolutely false…what really happened was an employee was asking spectators for their feedback, and I overheard many positive responses, including the highest rating on the survey.

‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Can Be Marvel’s Savior This Year

Even though neither “Captain America: Brave New World” nor “Thunderbolts” flopped at the box office in terms of earnings, their high production costs mean that Marvel movies need to earn more than usual to make a profit only from ticket sales. The upcoming “Fantastic Four,” set for release in July, is predicted to outperform both films, but it remains uncertain if it will rescue Marvel Studios’ 2025 movie lineup.

The anticipated earnings for the film are still undisclosed and should be announced within the following two weeks. This week, it was unveiled that James Gunn’s DCU is expected to have a strong debut and potentially set a new record as the highest-grossing opening for any Warner Bros. movie. Although Superman might be better known than the Thunderbolts, Marvel’s Fantastic Four are widely recognized and more prominent in the public eye compared to the latter.

Marvel Studios is gearing up for two massive films, “Doomsday” and “Secret Wars,” which could potentially match the success of earlier releases like “Ant-Man and the Wasp” and “Captain Marvel.” If these upcoming movies can replicate that kind of success, it would significantly strengthen Marvel’s future and set the stage for their next phase, including the introduction of the X-Men to the franchise.

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2025-06-01 18:06