Published on April 4, 2026, at 6:20 PM EDT, Jennifer serves as a TV and Film Editor at ScreenRant, having begun her journey in entertainment media at Valnet's CBR before joining ScreenRant.
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Michael Chiklis, the actor known as the Thing, has voiced his belief that his original films warranted a continuation despite the underwhelming reception of the 2015 reboot. He shared these views at C2E2, expressing regret over the canceled sequel and the missed opportunity to expand on the first two films' narrative.
Chiklis highlighted the commercial success of the original movies, which grossed significant sums against their budgets, contrasting with the mixed critical response to the reboot. With Marvel regaining rights to "Fantastic Four," a new adaptation titled "Fantastic Four: First Steps" is set to debut in 2026, a development Chiklis supports wholeheartedly.
He conveyed his respect for the new cast and his original co-stars, emphasizing a shared desire for a third installment that was never realized. Despite the shadow of the reboot, the first two "Fantastic Four" films remain fondly remembered for their distinct blend of humor, action, and character development.
The article also lists streaming options for the original and rebooted "Fantastic Four" films, along with ratings and user interaction prompts. Jennifer's commentary reflects a deep-seated love for the original cinematic interpretations of Marvel's iconic team.
For visual reference, a poster image for the 2005 "Fantastic Four" film is included, alongside ratings and streaming information for various platforms. Additional images and details for other films like "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" are provided, complete with release dates and viewer scores.
