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It's not a rights grab. They already have the rights. They're not taking them from anyone. They have the right to put out films to retain those rights.

They have a deadline or they lose it, so in fact it is a rights grab to make a movie at the 11th hour.

Deflecting is the wrong approach here. None of your post has anything to do with the fact that had Fox not made this abortion of a movie the IP would be back where it belongs.

Most of the anti-MCU crowd is so afraid that their favorite X-films will be washed away(even though Fox already did that), as Marvel would likely strike a Sony deal with Fox and rebooting the X-franchise. You're probably in this boat.

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. I'm not sure why you'd think that Fox is suddenly the bad guy for doing it as well.

Fox is destroying an IP that they have no interest in treating with respect-as they've shown with 3 consecutive movies. They are the bad guy in this....just ask Josh Trank.

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Posted by Fewer Kilometers

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Posted on 8/10/15 at 10:22 am to RonBurgundy

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Fox is destroying an IP that they have no interest in treating with respect-as they've shown with 3 consecutive movies.

You don't think that they showed respect with the first two films? Those were pretty straight-forward Fantastic Four films. They weren't on a par with The Dark Knight or Guardians of the Galaxy when it came to quality, but they're as respectful to the comics characters and continuity as those two films were.

They screwed up their attempt to salvage this last film in time to make their deadline, but that doesn't mean that they have no interest in respecting the Fantastic Four property.

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