Jonboi

11mo

It's a movie terrified of being bad
My new benchmark for "fine"

1. Superman
2. Thunderbolts*
3. Fantastic Four

Jammuh

11mo

Not really sure how I feel about the movie. Amazing visuals, but the story felt hollow? Not sure how to properly explain. I want to watch it again cause maybe I was missing something but it definitely did not scratch that itch I was hoping for. I think Thunderbolts* clears this by a good amount.

I was really wanting to like this, I even got really excited when it was getting closer to watching but nothing really got me thrilled or hype? Not saying that's the only measure to have for a movie but it just felt like something was off or missing overall. Like it was just consistently fine but nothing that its potential ceiling could be.

Wonder why they didn’t do a practical set for Galactus? Have him in a practical suit and create a set that’s scaled down? He looked like a PS3 character.

austin_butler_fan4

11mo

The scene in space is honestly one of the best sequences in the mcu

The whole starting with when they leave earth and the whole chase and the black hole etc.. insane

cruzzz

11mo

8/10 the trip to galactus and the black hole scene were fire, I could have use a lil more action though maybe a minor villain in the beginning or another skirmish with the silver surfer

chip skylark

11mo

How so

SpiderMan

11mo

Wouldn't silver surfer have found their planet even if their plan succeeded and it'd have gotten transported to an unknown place far away.

Undun

11mo

yeah they said wherever they were transferring it to it wouldn’t be found for millions of years

SpiderMan

11mo

Yeah I didn't understand the reasoning behind it, also didn't their transport tech need a receiving terminal along with a sending beacon. I remember the egg needing it.

BigSkinny

11mo

The new theory about him changing his face to Tony is weird and convoluted I don’t think that’s the case. I think he’s using magic to pull at Franklin’s powers to see what he can do with them.

Remember the Latveria’s leadership gone. Victor is so vain that he’d never send someone else to make decisions for his nation. That was 4 years before the post credit. He’s been out doing Rabum Alal and Black Swan business. The 4 years gone was probably 20 for him like in Hickman.

insertcoolnamehere

11mo

So what I’m getting from the reviews is the 2000s robbed us of jessica alba being a marvel mainstay because of…2000s ass writing.
writing really matters. I’m glad the younger generation is getting the fantastic 4 movie we didn’t get as kids.

nightingalexo

11mo

really hope we get swans, priests, mapmakers & beyonders in doomsday/sw

The Scientist

11mo

I think this is well said. I feel about the same. This movie isn’t offensively bad or a disaster, but it feels very flat. For me I think there was a disconnect between the 1960s retro-futurist aesthetic and the performances. The reason it worked in WandaVision was because that show was winking at the sitcoms of the 50s, 60s, 70s. The screenplay here feels hollow as you said. The story is very comic book 101. At least Vanessa Kirby killed it. I also think the second act space sequence was genuinely great. Unfortunately, the rest of the movie just never reaches that level.

Jonboi

11mo

It's a movie terrified of being bad
My new benchmark for "fine"

1. Superman
2. Thunderbolts*
3. Fantastic Four

BigSkinny

11mo

Speak for yourself I loved those f4 movies