The fifth time is charm, I guess.

Matt Shakman's new film "Fantastic Four: First Steps" marks the fifth time the filmmakers tried to bring the titular quartet-created by Stan Lee and Jackack Kirby in 1961-on the big live canvas. The first came in 1994 when Director Olli Sasson and executive producer Roger Kunman fueled Very low budget translation of characters just keep film rights. That film was never officially released, but Bottleg's robust market was convinced that Marvel fans had seen it around the world. Strangely, her cheap and the script of Kornesto served the characters well; The fantastic four, even more than most of their fantastic comics of contemporaries, are pink and demonstrative. Both the heroes and the villains they face tend to speak in opera hyperbola. There are many shouting spots.

But then, there is a strange, relative element of a fantastic four. They are one of the only superhero teams that also function at the same time as an EP of cosmic adventure and dysfunctional family sitcom.

The three subsequent Chinese attempts at the Fantastic Four Film were mixed, at best. The two Tim Stori directed in 2005 and 2007 had some hockey elements, but had no intelligence, wit or many acts of heroism. The "Fantastic Four" in 2015 from Jos Tran was gentle, down, a joyous remix that never dedicated itself to its strange elements of body horror. Shakman's new film is the first film "Fantastic Four" to balance the necessary, Wimpy Cornysion with stunning spatial adventures, appears as one of the better superhero films of the year. This is a "fantastic" quartet of squares. They are scientists and nerves in a genre overwhelmed with soldiers and fighters. They can serve as a mentally healthy counterpoint to wounded dealers of violence In Akeeke Schreer's "Thunderbolt*".

And, even more than the "Superman" of the Jameseshes Gun, they live in a world of hope. The fantastic four is so capable and intelligent, they have literally changed the world.

Like the recent "Superman", "Fantastic Four" is scattered by dramatizing the story of the origin of the title heroes and takes place in a world where they are already established and even known. For those who need a refresher, Reid Richards (Pedro Pascal), his wife Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby), his best friend Ben Grimm (Ebon Moss-Bahrach), and Sue's brother, Nyoni (Josephezef Quinn), once a pilot. Cosmim. They returned to Earth with an elementary style forces: Reed became a liquid easy man, Mr. Fantastic, Sue became an invisible woman-like-air, Ben became earthy work, and Nyoni became human torch.

The existence of cosmic rays, as well as the ascending of the Supra-scientist as a hill Richards, has fundamentally changed the world in the world of "first steps". "The first steps" take place in a retro-football landscape that is a 24th century and 1961 combination, and it is stunning to see. People around the world are now used by a Fantastic Four Tech, and the quality of life seems to be improved. The "first steps" are set in an inspiring world where promises of the world-wide art fairs of American postwar years were finally fulfilled. The presence of heroes, for the first time, seems to have made the world a better place, not just the more violent.

It is also worth noting that a fantastic four are not only conductors or soldiers in this universe, but well -intentioned philosophical kings (well, at least Sue and Reed are). They are masters of the entire industry, diplomats, politicians and scientists. Innovation and intelligence, along with care and compassion, are their currency. Even when the bitter underground villain Mole Mann (Paul Walter Hauser) tries to attack the surface world, FF has not beaten it, so much as to negotiate a peace agreement.

They occasionally come across monsters and villains (there is a fun initial mounting that shows a hill that hits a wicked monkey in the Hudson River), and some short fistfiers are fine, but FF are not here to enter fights. They are unclean. They are so unclean, they have turned the world into Utopia in the form of a "Starwar". If you want to save the world, save it from the ground.

At the beginning of the "first steps", it is revealed that Sue and Reed are pregnant. She is happy after years of attempts, but Reed is nervous; He cannot help, but to imagine his child negatively affected by their genes with superior power. Indeed, it seems that displaying the worst scenarios seems to be the greatest blessing on a hill and the greatest curse. He can only paint solutions after his mind is filled with problems.

Shortly after the news, the country visits a mysterious chrome foreigner, a silver surfer (Iaululia Garner). Unlike the Silver Surfer, which is seen in the film "FF" of Team Story in 2007, this translation is eerie, and even a little frightening. It can increase the speed of light many times, and confidently announces to people from Earth that the planet is marked for destruction by its boss, the Cosmic Deity in space called Galaktus (Ralph Ineson). Galacutus is older than the famous universe and lives by consuming whole planets. The country is next on the menu, and FF returns to the heavens to oppose it.

"Fantastic Four" makes the space look great and inexpressible. There is a lot of time devoted to them to climb and work with their spacecraft. I appreciate that the "first steps" are set in a beautiful, elegant universe of miracle technologies, and directors, through subtle corners of editing and wide camera angles, enable us, amazed viewers, to sit and take it all. It's nice to impress the superhero's visual movies.

Cosmic scenes make the space look like a huge and dangerous place. Galacutus, a 1,000 -meter giant, frighteningly on the screen, causing God's presence of Arishem from "Windley". For the record, I also love the "eternal". Do whatever you want. Know that I was excited when I watched the Silver Surfer wasting the light fantastic, however, it hangs ten as she tore the fan of the horizon of the wrapper event. Man, it was fun.

But there are small, human moments. Nyoni is lost in linguistics, trying to learn someone else's tongue, while Ben finds himself tying himself with a sweet, beautiful Teacher's name at Rachel School (Natasha Lyon). The night before a dangerous event, a pair locked eyes in a local temple. They had previously been tied to their mutual Loveube to the black and white cookies of the local shared. The work is done through CGI, but the animation is strong enough to give his rocky face short bursts of human emotion.

The world of "first steps" is so optimistic that when Sue gives a speech on unity and does not give up, the world actually listens. When the hill asks all the governments of the country to join to build a global network of high-tech accessories, they get into. I don't want my heroes to shake bad guys or expose villains. I want them to unite us through the pure power of their intelligence. "Fantastic Four: First Steps" is set in a world where I would not want to live. Even if there is an occasional, inexpressible cosmic deities a conspiracy to swallow me, and the frightening silver strangers separate the soul with the eyes. "First Steps" is a movie about a superhero where we are already better. And I love that.

/Movie rating: 9 out of 10

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