The new one Trailer for "Fantastic Four: First Steps" It shows the world inspired by the film in the 1960s in all its glory. It also offers us a fantastic view of an even priestly version of Ben "The Thing" Grimm (Ebon Moss-Bahrach) than in the days when Michael Chiclis shook the practical suit in Fox's "Fantastic Four". Susan "Invisible Woman" Storm (Vanessa Kirby) Invisibility and forces in the field of force are shown in a similar way, while Nyoni Storm (Josephoseph Quinn) gets "flame on!" Chris Evans took over the human torch withdrew to Deadpool & Wolverine. Even closely at the fantastic four -ditch robot, herbi

There is one special moment when the trailer is carefully danced around. At no point do we see Reed "Mr Fantastic" Richards (Pedro Pascal) stretching. In fact, the trailer does not invite them in any way, to the point that the hill specifically mentions every other set of power of the Fantastic Four, but does not even pass alludes to its own. This may seem like a strange decision, but it's actually fully in line with the usual approach to the Marvel Cinematos Universe Universe to the stretching forces ... And because of this, it's potentially worrying.

If you had a chance to witness the funny hand wave Reed Richards (Alex Hyde-Alight) Roger Kunman's unpublished film in 1994 "Fantastic Four" movie Or evenly fun Mr. Fantastic (Ioan Gruffudd) dance scene in "Fantastic Four: Rise of Silver Surfer" (2007), you know that stretching forces can easily be found as funny in live action. Perhaps this is why MCC moved away from showing them. In "Doctor Strange in the Multiversity of Madness", Johnon Krasinski's Reed Richards shows only his closest hint of his forces in front of the Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) gives a horror twist by decomposing him in a human string of cheese. The biggest difference between the power of Mrs Marvel and the powers of comics It also extends: the live version with the action of Iman Velani lowered the original abilities of the limbs and "emitting" capabilities in favor of multiple hard light structures corresponding to the screen.

This history is what makes the lack of stretching in the "first steps" trailer so disturbing. If the team of the VFX film still works on the effects that extend, then why not at least Reid's powers? Can MCC not understand how to do it well and tries to minimize them as much as possible, perhaps by displaying a hill as a character that generally does not go around to expand the limbs - how, say, its malicious ultimate iteration of The universe, creator? Or can MCU plan something really drastic by changing the capabilities of the character, Mrs. Marvel in style? The last one seems to be quite amazing given the otherwise perfect image of comics, "Fantastic Four: First Steps" seems to be going on. However, knowing the sad history of Reed's power set in live action, it is easy to start asking. Hopefully, future promotional material will solve these problems.

"Fantastic Four: First Steps" opens in theaters on July 25, 2025.