Simon Kinberg still has a lot of explaining to do. The producer behind "Fantastic Four," Fox's fantastic flop, has spent much of the year being the human shield for the production, taking all the pointed questions that get thrown his way, while mastering the art of very carefully not throwing anyone under the bus. Last month he suggested a sequel could still possibly happen, while the studio itself has remained silent on the matter. And sitting down with THR, Kinberg admits "Fantastic Four" didn't turn out the way he had hoped, which is a bit of a change from when he professed it was a "good movie."
"I haven't really done a full diagnosis. It was a hard movie to make, but I've made a lot of hard movies. I do think that there is a great 'Fantastic Four' movie with that cast. But there's so many different elements that need to come together perfectly," he said. "It's like a collaboration between all these strangers. And if there's a few...
