After three attempts (Including an unbeaten film), finally we have a movie about the first family of Marvel Comics that actually works. "Fantastic Four: First Steps" is a movie that shows world world In every way with the existence of heroes, a fun and promising superhero film with an exceptional design design worthy of rewards and retro-footsteps that stands out from every other superhero film in the last decade.

The film works because the main characters sell their family dynamically and support their place as the biggest (perhaps only) heroes of the planet. Even when Galaktus (Ralph Ineson) is first mentioned, the film manages to use the literally larger villain of life in order to consider some interesting questions about what is intended for the role of the superhero to be within society and what responsibility the heroes of everyday people have. Looking at the family struggle by whether Put your little family over the fate of the whole country is attractive and emotional.

But then it all goes down. This is a film that breaks down in its third actSpecifically at the moment Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal), reportedly the smartest man on Earth, reveals his great idea to save the world from galaxy. Not only is it a funny and terrible plan that inevitably faces a spectacular way, it is also essentially an episode of "SpongeBob Squarepants".

"Fantastic Four: First Steps" spends a lot of his life trying to convince the audience that Reed Richards is the smartest man alive, showing Tama incredible technology that helped him bring him into the world. We are guided to believe that this is the only person in the world who could be ready to face galacutus, that his plans would be complex, complex and intelligent.

But that is not what we see when he proposes his plan to save the earth by "moving to heaven and earth", literally. The biggest genius on the planet decides to prevent Galcolus from arriving on Earth and eating it by teleporting the entire planet elsewhere. Yes, this is exactly the same plan that the notorious stupid Patrick Starvala (Bill Fagerbakke) has in the "Children's" "Sandy, Sponge" episode, and the city, where the city is terrorized by the Alaska Bull.also known as the birthplace of Godzilla) and press it elsewhere.

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Of course, the plan leads to a pretty cool editing where the whole world is united to help build giant towers to help the teleported country, a pretty exciting moment that brings in mind a similar editing to Marsejan. However, it does not take away from the fact that it is nonsense, followed by an even stupid plan where Reid thinks that galcolus can bother going to a giant triangle that is obviously a trap and teleported.

Reed's plan is also quite similar to The giant scientific spectacle "wandered", A Chinese film about the world that is collected to build a giant rockets that can distance the country from a solar explosion that will destroy the planet. No matter how many times one proposes to take a large location and move it physically, it will never stop sounding silly.

Now, let's have the next movie "Fantastic Four" on the play of a marching band at a Super Bowl sport event like in the band Gix. Please?