The best Fantastic Four movie made by Marvel

there Spoilers The front for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.”

Fantastic Four is among the most important comic books ever, the foundations of what can become Marvel Comics, and some strongest and popular characters in Marvel Universe. However, they have had some very bad luck when it comes to adapting movies, with three attempts (In addition to the fourth that has not been released before) That really failed to make an effect or pick up what makes the original characters enjoyable – even if the 2005 movie is not so bad!

Now, Marvel Studios hopes that the fourth time is magic, and it appears to be working. “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is a completely different from the last three films, and also differs from any recent Marvel movie. Although he chooses the style on the material, the style is so unique and unique that it makes this a great movie. It creates reactionary aesthetic aesthetic and amazing production design (which deserves prizes) as a scientist, unlike anything we have seen in the past twenty years. In addition, the focus on fun, hope and the family makes a movie, which is /Witney Seibold Described in his review“It balances the movement’s necessary and closed with the amazing spatial adventures, which appeared as one of the best superheroes of this year.”

However, many good ideas such as “First Steps” are still not the best movie “Fantastic Four” that we have ever seen. This is because the most ideal representation of Fantastic Four has already happened in a movie more than 20 years ago, and it was not made even by Marvel.

This is true: The best movie “Fantastic Four” is still “The Incredibles”.

21 years have passed since “The Incredibles”, but it is still one of the best American animated films in the twenty -first century. Big gambling for pixar At that time, it was the first film of the company completely about humans and its first movie, which came from an animated painter who did not start the studio. “The Incredibles” is not just an incredibly good animated movie, but it is also an incredibly good super film. It increases its style without losing its essence, honoring the golden age of the comedy with the late sixties, and early aesthetic “in the seventies. I paid a great time, and Save the box office by becoming the largest original super film.

When “The Incredibles” first appeared, many critics and the public have indicated how similar is in a wonderful story of four, and the comparison appears again with “First Steps”. In addition to the fact that both films revolve around the Ubarkin family in second place, the fact that they have very similar powers are noticeable. Mr. Fantastic is basically male elastigirl, the thing is just incredible but made of rocks, and Sue Storm’s Powers is like Violet, and (this will be somewhat important) Red and Ibn Franklin.

Both films have a retroactive appearance, as it is appointed in alternative versions of the sixties full of wonders and wonderful technology. Both have an opening at Media Resolve with a montage that shows the history of their universes, and they display the heroes of the news through news clips. This helps to create the worlds of movie and makes them feel full of history and details. Both films also include an interrogation of the place of superheroes in society, where “The Incredibles” was identified after the government decided not to pay the price of the property damage caused by the heroes anymore and forced them to hide, while “the first steps” were placed in a better world through the Fantastic Four work. (Both also include an evil of mole.)

But it is likely that the greatest similarity is how both films are offered to a strong creature that becomes a major part of the peak of the story: a child.

An important part of the story of “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” has a relationship with Red (Pedro Pascal) and Ibn Sue (Vanessa Kirby) Franklin. Even before the birth of the child, Galcotos (Ralph Einson) targets, and he returns to the world. Galactos believes that the child has huge cosmic powers, perhaps as much as it is, and he is ready to allow the land to survive if Fantastic Four delivered the child to become his successor. By the end of the movie, when Soo sacrifices herself to push Galactos to a gateway to send him away, she literally returns to life through Franklin’s forces.

In the comedy, Franklin Richards is one of the most powerful creatures in the universe (and in one continuity, Galcotos becomes), even able to create complete new universes. This is the equivalent of Akira’s miracle of “Akira”.

Although it is not completely strong, the Baby Jack-Jack of “The Incredibles” serves a similar narrative function at the height of the movie when we discover that the average member apparently only in the Parr family is actually stronger. After defeating the thyroid gland, he tries to kidnap Jack Jack to lift him as the owner of his chest, but he was killed after the child develops every force you can think of and Kricks Syndrome. “The Incredies II” is multiplied by this by giving the child more powersHe made one wonderful but very dangerous girl.

Even after 20 years, “The Incredibles” remains a wonderful piece of super cinema and the best movie “Fantastic Four” that does not show the human flame (although Jack-Jack has Johnny’s powers).