Sue Storm: Music is just a series of altered patterns. The musician creates the pattern and makes us anticipate a resolution... then holds back. Makes you wait for it. There's patterns in everything and everyone.
Reed Richards: Does it hurt?
Ben Grimm: I'm used to it.
Reed Richards: I'm sorry.
Ben Grimm: That's what you said when you left.
Reed Richards: I'm going to fix this.
Ben Grimm: You can't fix this. Nobody can.
Reed Richards: I promise you. I'm going to fix this.
Ben Grimm: I stopped believing in your bullshit a long time ago.
Reed Richards: You were my best friend.
Ben Grimm: Look at me. I'm not your friend. You turned me into something else.
Johnny Storm: I need a heat-resistant workshop, and a big-ass sunroof.
Dr. Franklin Storm: All I want to know is: where are my children?
Dr. Franklin Storm: Victor, stop! We are not gods, just people. And we are stronger together than we are apart.
Sue Storm: You want to be famous?
Reed Richards: I just want my work to make a difference.
Sue Storm: We can't beat him. He's stronger than any of us.
Reed Richards: Yeah, he is. But he's not stronger than all of us.
Victor Domashev: The end of your world... is the beginning of mine.
Victor Domashev: You've opened a door you don't know how to close. You don't know anything about what's coming.
Reed Richards: What is coming?
Victor Domashev: Doom.
Harvey Elder: Dr Storm, we gave you six years and billions of dollars, and you gave us nothing. What's different, now?
Dr. Franklin Storm: Reed Richards. He knows answers to questions we don't even know to ask.
Reed Richards: Victor, don't do this.
Victor Domashev: There is no Victor... there is only Doom.
Chosen answer: In a nutshell, 20th Century Fox and the people that worked on the respective films simply don't understand the comics and why fans like the source material. It's also worth noting that the 2015 film was made so that Fox could retain the rights, as they would have gone back to Marvel had they not begun production on it by a certain date in 2014. They weren't exactly making the film with the intention of it being great, rather as a rights grab and a money grab, though the film ended up being a major box office flop, so the latter didn't exactly pan out in their favor. There are many fans that would like to see the rights to Fantastic 4 revert back to Marvel Studios, as they would more than likely do the films justice.
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