Surprise Fantastic Four plot reveal might tie it to Doctor Strange 2
It's finally happening. The Fantastic Four will start shooting in about a month, something Marvel president Kevin Feige confirmed on a new Marvel podcast. That's not the only surprising detail from his comments about the highly anticipated reboot. Feige also confirmed some key plot leaks for The Fantastic Four that I've been following for at least a couple of years.
Marvel seemed to confirm the plot leaks when it announced The Fantastic Four cast a few months ago. The poster above suggested that the movie might take place in the 1960s rather than the present-day of the MCU.
This would explain why the Fantastic Four have been absent from the main MCU reality in the past phases. Disney and Marvel could not use the characters during the Infinity Saga, as Fox held the rights to making (bad) Fantastic Four movies.
Then, Marvel showed off a different poster for The Fantastic Four that teased a futuristic New York City, suggesting some sort of time travel would apply.
But it was only earlier this week that we got an official confirmation. Kevin Feige said The Fantastic Four is indeed going to be a period movie, just like fans speculated. However, if you've been following leaks for as long as I have, you know there might be more to it than what Feige had to say. Before we can get into that, I'll say that spoilers might follow below.
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