Turning Ebon Moss-Bahrach into a gravel and ignition of Josephoseph Quinn is one thing, but the biggest challenge facing "Fantastic Four: First Steps" include one of Marvel's most powerful villains: Galacutus (expressed by Ralph Ineson). With the doors to the Baxter building now open, The new trailer It showed us what the candlees of the worlds look like - well, his silhouette and the back of his noggin, at least. Of course, it would be wonderful to catch a full view of our new team of heroes who go from head to massive head by swallowing the worlds, or maybe even a beam of nyoni storm/human torch (Josephosef Quinn) of Ineson. However, we never forget that it could have been much worse. We may have been familiar with another giant fart in Tanos, pretending to be one of the worst entities in the universe.

Fortunately, fans can rest easily, knowing that we will not see a galacutus repetition to be presented as a giant smog as a "fantastic quadruple: raising the silver surfer". Instead, judging by the new tooth trailer, one of the biggest and worst villains in Marvel's history will receive the treatment he deserves. We just hope he avoids the mistakes faced by the latest galcolus in 2007 in what remains one of the best but frustrating The fantastic four films so far.

It's hard enough to be the biggest person in the room, so imagine the fight to be the biggest in the solar system. That's the challenge with the creative forces behind the "Fantastic Four: Rise of Silver Surfer" they faced when they dared to introduce a fast -ended galacutus. While there was no doubt that the combined effort of the physical presence of Doug Onesons and the voice of Lawrence Fishburn as a silver surfer worked beautifully in the movie (that scene between him and the human torch of Chris Evans is still striking), it follows Norin's arrival. to Rad that things are falling apart.

In an interview with Comic -bookDirector of the 2007 sequel, Tim Story, acknowledged that the heads of the upset studio are responsible for the galacutus pipeline instead of the original design of the characters. "The answered were afraid of what it might be because, you must remember, even Marvel went through quite smart and successfully acquainted with the superheroes to be in space, and in a time that never cope," the story recalls. "So ... (the character) to be from space, there were responsible who were not ready for what could be." Mistakes were made, and the massive entities were nothing but a world end. But although it seems that galcolus in the new film "Fantastic Four" can be on the course correction, there are still elements of MCC to be taken into account.

While galacutus may be the new big man in the Galaxy, we cannot forget that MCC already has a close encounter with some pretty huge "wind" characters when the heavenly visits the country. Without noticeable facial features, these creatures similar to God were present, but simply did not threaten enough, and in MCU, one of them in the last four years has been held out of the planet. Having this in mind, along with the fog between the fog of the previous takeover of a fantastic quadruple, many drive this galacutus as an unforgettable big bad man worth afraid. The good news is that they found the perfect talent to bring a voice to that terror.

Ralph Ineson may not have been heard in the entirely new trailer, but you've probably had a good listening to his unmistakable tone in recent years. Appearing in "Nosferatu", "The First Omen" and heard him out of the way through the "Green Knight", Ineson has the ground so low that it can attract large schools from sea life. This almost ethereal wheels will make a galacutus frightening presence that he should so desperately be a character that is rightly greater than life as we know it. We will only have to wait for him when the "Fantastic Four: First Steps" arrives in theaters on July 25, 2025.