I know we all had great hopes about Marvel's Inhuman's TV series, which is a joint venture from IMAX and ABC, but after releasing images and promotional material, many fans are really dissatisfied.
Things just got worse when a review of the Inhumans pilot was released online stating that it was just terrible and scary.
Now, ABC and the director of IMHIM episodes in Inhumans have dealt with all setbacks.
At the press release 2017 Television Critics Association, ABC President Channing Dungey told Marvel's Inhumans to be "still a work on progress" and that changes have been made (Inhumans depend on debut on September 1 at IMAX theaters). It is further said that the pilot, as some reviewers viewed, is not the final version.
Roel Reine, who directed the Inhuman IMAX episode, has also chimated the first Inhuman trailer that he did not like.
It is definitely worth mentioning that the problems surrounding Inhumans seem to be in terms of marketing. The first trailer was not good and the promo pictures released the first time were also really bad. It's honest to wonder who is behind the marketing campaign because it's obvious that it's terrible and harms the series. Scott Buck is showrunner on Inhumans, which does not help as he was also showrunner on the Iron Fist Netflix series that also had a lot of trouble including being rushed. Now, if it's Bucks wrong, Disney's, ABCs, Marvel TVs or a combination of all these things is guessing someone, but if they want these Marvel TV programs to succeed, they're better off doing a damn better job.
Marvel's Inhumans debuts on September 1st in IMAX theaters and then premiers at ABC on Friday September 29th from 8-10pm ET.
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