Fantastic Four was better off at Marvel Studios than Fox

You did not address my first question(which was the majority of my response) - from the way you present your argument against the original poster's question it comes across that you that Marvel Studios was a competent film production company earlier on but that is a stark contradiction from your usual postings where you say that you only have ever liked Winter Soldier, and sometimes Black Panther, out of all 20+ movies and only have consistently liked the Netflix shows. You've made it quite clear over all this time since joining IMDb v2 that you only like those but hate everything else that has come out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so with such contradiction I, and others reading, are left to ponder if you're a liar or a hypocrite and think much differently about the MCU as a whole than you usually lead people to believe. 

Secondly, you have the right to your opinion but understand that that majority feels quite different about both Guardians of the Galaxy movies so using it in a negative way will come across as quite eye brow raising to readers especially if your argument reads as pretty shy of detail and thus unconvincing. Both Guardians movies are pretty well-liked and have received praise by a number of high profile entertainment industry professionals from crowd pleasing masters like Steven Spielberg to independent deconstructionists like Darren Aronofsky, and in storytelling they've traveled way beyond the stars and have come across many bizarre, interesting characters and fantastical concepts such as infinity stones, living planets, etc. The Fantastic Four comic book, especially in Lee and Kirby's original run, saw them encountering just as wild of material if not moreso and all past movies pin the mostly on Earth - which gets pretty boring after a while and isn't the best representation of the source material. Guardians also have a strong familial dynamic that comes across as stronger than past Fantastic Four movies as well so the desire for a Guardians-like Fantastic Four movie is understandable if you talk to many fans of the property in particular and of Marvel in general.

Also, your comparison to Futurama isn't really one that works in your favor seeing as its one of the most smartly written and complex animated comedies of all-time so no matter how you try to slice it your still technically giving the movies you dislike lots of credit. And Guardians on screen was intended to be comedic - what impression did you receive while watching or by seeing any of the marketing? Unless you secretly like the movies and are just trying to score some points from DC-Fan or Power Ranger.