It might be worth it to see the four Fantastic Four movies as a back-to-back marathon once this one comes out on home video. I'm sure as hell not going to see this one in the theater. I also assume that I'd be hate-watching all four movies.
Thursday, July 31, 2025
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I guess you haven't seen the Drinker's actual review of the film yet. As hard as it might be to believe, he enjoyed it (even if it wasn't a masterpiece).
ReplyDeleteThat being said, I have absolutely zero intention of ever seeing this film. Marvel is pretty much dead to me at this point.
This was a scheduled post, so I did see his eventual review. Apparently, the rumors of M-She-U-ness were mostly rage-bait.
DeleteYou can watch Roger Corman's original, and very low-budget, 1994 unreleased "Fantastic Four" film on DailyMotion. It's rather enjoyable if you watch the 2015 documentary, "Doomed," first. The film was only made to keep sitting on the Fantastic 4's film rights before they expired, but it actually has some fans. I can't say the same of David Hasselhoff's "Nick Fury" TV film.
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