Keia
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Keia's review of the Fantastic Four movie . . . possible spoilers[sblock]Overall on my personal scale of movies, it is a movie I would seen again . . . and it is a buy on DVD when it comes out. On a scale of current superhero movies I rate it as a slightly higher than Batman begins. Personally, I loved the characterizations, especially the Thing. The movie was an 'Ultimate' version of the FF, but other than the modernization of the plot, it had the feel of the FF comics from around 177-220 - (early Byrne era), which is when I started reading them.
It came off as a fanboy movie with a large number of references to certain people and places . . . which I'm okay with. For an origin movie they did a good job fitting everything in. From an editting standpoint - it seemed that a few scenes were missing, the plot and dialogue jumped a couple of times . . . but it wasn't overly noticable.
The chemistry reference that Reed makes is a play on the reference the Doom makes earlier in the movie, so I was okay with the wrong number reference. Plus, its a slang term for anything that a beginner should know - sort of like Rystil 101 . . . though I think that's an advanced class
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Simple explanation - I liked it. Solid 8 stars out of ten.
It came off as a fanboy movie with a large number of references to certain people and places . . . which I'm okay with. For an origin movie they did a good job fitting everything in. From an editting standpoint - it seemed that a few scenes were missing, the plot and dialogue jumped a couple of times . . . but it wasn't overly noticable.
The chemistry reference that Reed makes is a play on the reference the Doom makes earlier in the movie, so I was okay with the wrong number reference. Plus, its a slang term for anything that a beginner should know - sort of like Rystil 101 . . . though I think that's an advanced class

Simple explanation - I liked it. Solid 8 stars out of ten.