Warner Bros. Wins 'Superman' case

[Ex Accountant]

Originally Posted by RiseDarthVader

Myabe a cheap direct to video release like Fox did with Fantastic Four? Except the first Fantastic Four movie was never intended to see the light of day.

To which Fantastic Four incarnation are you referring? I don't recall a Fantastic Four sequel that was straight to video. Is this from the 90s?

[BStecke]

I think he's referring to Roger Corman's Fantastic Four.

[SlmShdy1]

Godn damn, wasn't that suit filed a couple of years ago and it's just now coming to an end? I guess they were right, the whole court thing would delay any kind of Superman or Superman/Batman movie.

[Chordata]

Originally Posted by SlmShdy1

Godn damn, wasn't that suit filed a couple of years ago and it's just now coming to an end?

That's how litigation usually works.

[Ex Accountant]

Originally Posted by BStecke

I think he's referring to Roger Corman's Fantastic Four.

Ah, since we were discussing (potentially) a quick Superman sequel, I misinterpreted his statement that The Fantastic Four had a direct to video sequel.

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Ex Accountant

To which Fantastic Four incarnation are you referring? I don't recall a Fantastic Four sequel that was straight to video. Is this from the 90s?

He's talking about the 1994 Roger Corman produced movie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fantastic_Four_(film)