It is in 2025 and I just saw Fantastic Four for the year 2005 for the first time – these are my sincere thoughts

I love every cinematic type, but I was never a super man. Perhaps this is because I did not get a lot of exposure as a child. I grew up in the eighties of the last century, I did not read comedy, and our films options were mainly limited to “Superman” by Crystofer Reef and Michael Keaton in the role of “Batman”. There were not many other things, regardless of Camp Camper and Lou Ferrigno in Adam West, as is “The Incredible Hulk” in short. I knew that the likes of Spider-Man, Thor, X-Men and Ghost Rider were present, but I was not very upset because I was very busy playing with my passion and my “stars war” characters.

Things have changed since I grew up and gave birth to my children. Nowadays, if you want the family fare, your main options are endless bonds of the computer created on Netflix or Superhero. The latter is the lowest junior for me, and I watched almost all Marvel films. Most of them enjoyed well enough, but they tend to bleed to each other after a period – unanimous characters that win each other through the buildings until the time comes to the next scene. Despite all the tremendous power and the stretching threat of the universe, these stories are curious about the dramatic risks. You know if someone has been killed, some films are likely to be revived. If not, you can always catch them in Prequel (hello, “black widow”).

Despite the crossing of the superna “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” He decreased earlier this year. the “Guardians on the galaxy” Trilogy is the only Marvel films that I really emotionally shared, so I was looking to see what Gunn could do with Man of Steel. I really like the reactionary style in the latter, and I have always found the idea of ​​Silver Surfer and Galactus that saves the planet really interesting, so I am interested in seeing how you will play this when I take my children to see it. Meanwhile, I decided to check the adventures of The Fantastic Four- Rock Man, Rock Man, Fire Boy, and the sub-lady, and also calls my eight-year-old son. Here are my sincere thoughts from my first viewing.

Hardcore Marvel fans will have to forgive me if my passion is a little far away, but it seems that the “Fantastic Four” is “Fantastic Four” to strip the story of their origin to the absolute basics. Dr. Reed Richards and his friend Bin Jaraim (Michael Chiclis) visited to visit the old Red School friend and dirty theft Rich Victor Von Duom (Julian McMahon) and a known request. Reed wants to reach the Victor Space Station to study the effects of the imminent cosmic storm on organic materials, with the mind that the research can do a lot of good on Earth. Victor agrees in exchange for 75 % of any future profits derived from the results and decided to go to the ride. Also on the genetic researcher Susan Storm (Jessica Alba), the former friend of Victor Ward, and her younger brother Johnny (Chris Evans).

Once they are at the space station, Red realizes that the cosmic storm is about to strike earlier than expected. This is especially bad news milk, which comes out of space. Victor shows his true colors, hiding behind a realistic shield while Red, Suzan and Johnny walk to save their friend, and bears the greatest burden of cosmic rays as a result. Once on the ground, they discover that they have developed strange powers. Red is able to extend its limbs like rubber. Suzan can turn invisible and create energy fields; Johnny Al -Lahib can explode at the will; Bin permanently turns into a rock rock monster. Victor also has his own problems. In the wake of the failure of the mission, his company’s shares are tanks. Not only that, he realizes that he did not completely escape from the effects of the cosmic storm and that his skin turns into a “organic metal alloy”.

After the team merged between their newly discovered powers to prevent a catastrophe on the Brooklyn Bridge, they are called Fantastic Four. However, Reed pledges to return them to normal, and to develop a plan to build a machine that can repeat the cosmic storm and reverse the effects. Victor, who is now harnessing the ability to manipulate electricity, control the intense and decides the best way to achieve this is to divide and oppress the team. Can the gang adhere to each other and take the doctor before it grows with great strength?

I had a blind point for “Fantastic Four”, but I learned that she had a bad reputation, and it revealed its classification on IMDB (5.7) and spoiled tomatoes (28 %). As a result, I was not particularly looking to see it, especially since the actors’ team also looked at the bottom floor of the deal. I knew Jessica Alba from “Sin City” and of course Actor “Captain America” ​​Chris EvansBut I had no idea about the rest of the squad. I have seen that now, I can say frankly that I don’t know why he gets such a bad rap.

The offers are serious but a little of a mixed bag. Gruffudd is gently attractive as Red and McMahon are lying with Dr. Douom. It is clear that Alba was chosen for her physical features instead of her ability to act-there is something that wanders in the way in which they are pressed in a variety of low clothes and constantly naked conditions to convert it completely invisible. On the positive side, Chiklis does a good job in transferring Ben’s sadness and frustrated despite the elimination of most films under tons of artificial makeup, which looks great by the way. Chiklis also shares a wonderful comic chemistry with Chris Evans, the best thing in the movie as Johnny Blaise in vain and not very sensitive. No wonder that he continued to become a lifeline from MCU as the leader of America after that.

Compared to the silent panels of many MCU movies, “Fantastic Four” is attractive and similar to comedy. Special effects look a little cheese according to today’s standards, but director Tim Story has a lot of fun with them. The Act Middle Act is noisy where the gang discovers its capabilities, as it reaches the prominent piece of the movie on Brooklyn Bridge, where the team avoids a slight difference of a series of escalating risks. Unfortunately, the mysterious DOOOM plan is a little boring and the final confrontation is disappointing.

Despite her mistakes, she really enjoyed “Fantastic Four” with a mixture of idiots, and the beloved of the loved character, and the mid -2000 scene. Although it is clear that it is setting a complement, he does not feel the burdens with the basis for spending vast films of films in the way in which the early MCU films were sometimes. It is a simple and modest fun – which looks almost revolutionary now we are dealing with the sixth stage of the most famous Marvel world.