brevoortformspring

Anonymous asked:

Is it okay that I hate the casting of the entire FF movie because it's terrible? And please note that I actually love Michael B. Jordan but he is probably going to be the most mature actor (go watch Fruitvale Station if you need proof) in that bunch and would've been far better for the role of Mr. Fantastic if we were trying to shake things up.

brevoortformspring answered:

You can do as you please, of course.

But I don’t think there’s ever been the casting of any actor in any comic book role that wasn’t followed by comics fans expressing their disappointment and anger. Can you think of one?

So the film is going to be whatever it is, and it’ll either be great or it won’t. No real reason to get too worked up about it at this point—at least statistically, not liking the initial casting choices doesn’t seem to be an indicator as to whether people will like the finished product.

phoenix

I would say the one casting that everyone agreed on, or at least had the smallest amount of complaints, was Patrick Stewart as Charles Xavier. At least, everyone *I’ve* talked to always thought that was perfect casting.

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