Fantastic Four

The 20th Century Fox Story (2010-2020) (154 movies items)

"Released on August 7, 2015 Produced by Marvel Entertainment Group, Marv Films, Kinberg Genre, Moving Picture Company, Constantin Film and TSG Entertainment "

Movies That I have watched all (2227 movies items)

"5.5/10"

2021 movie journal (195 movies items)

"Sunday, May 23rd"

“Like anyone else, I heard that this movie was pretty terrible but I was still eager to check it out to make up my own mind. Well, at the end of the da”

Reboot,...reboot,... (56 tv items)

"What. The. F**k. Did. I. Watch?? An entirely different re-telling of the F4 origins. A group of whiny geeks recruited by a professor working for some shadowy government "black ops" organization. Silly FX meant, at times, to scare the bejeezus out of you. Multi-cultural casting to prevent another excuse for the BLM crowd to riot. Unless I missed it, was there an openly gay character, too? No wonder the franchise failed to reboot! "

Movies Watched in 2020 (127 movies items)

"Netflix - First viewing"

“Back in 2015, I saw a huge cardboard display for the new Fantastic Four movie, and I thought, “Oh no, is this gonna be one of those movies where it’s coated in that ugly desaturated earth and metal tones?” So, I didn’t watch it because I wasn’t into Marvel movies in general, but it might be a critical success regardless. However, this movie describing the origins of the team, which includes Mr. Fantastic (Miles Teller), Invisible Girl (Kate Mara), Human Torch (Michael B. Jordan) and Thing (Jamie Bell), and their plot to defeat the evil Dr. Doom (Toby Kebell) had been critically thrashed, warranting a 5% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Well, after seeing this, part of me can see why, but on the other hand, on the other perspective, it’s not exactly worthy of a low rating. The story s” read more

Villans of Marvel (no cinematographic universe) (36 movies items)

"Victor Von Doom / Doctor Doom"

Movies That Were Hilariously Sure Of A Sequel... (13 movies items)

" The Cliffhanger: Ahem. What Happened? Sweet, sweet justice. It had a disastrous opening weekend and only got worse from there, as people quickly found out that it's a fucking turd, and it's astonishing that a movie so incompetent found its way into theatres. Fox quietly removed the sequel from their schedule, and nobody ever spoke of this debacle again."