6 Responses to “Fantastic Four”

1. Ann Says:
   Comment by Ann | 12/24/05 at 12:07 am

   I’m surprised at the amount of negative reviews that have surrounded this movie. Perhaps, like most opinions of movies made from books or comics, it depends on whether the viewer was a fan of the original material. If you didn’t read the original Lee-Kirby Fantastic Four of the the 1960’s, then maybe this movie doesn’t do it for you. But if you did read those comics, then I think you will love this movie. It captures the mood, the interplay between the characters, and most of all, the tragic nature of Ben Grimm almost perfectly. And, I hate to say it, but the state of the art effects are even more impressive than the pulse-pounding excitement of a Kirby fight scene. Unlike a lot of special effects extravaganzas of the last few years, this movie is about the characters. It is both funny and moving. Just like the Fantastic Four that I remember.

2. Andy Says:
   Comment by Andy | 12/24/05 at 12:09 am

   The Fantastic Four rocks. I think it is the movie event of the year far more better than Revenge of the Sith, Batman Begins and War of the Worlds. I like the movie with all the special powers and seeing Human Torch reminds me of myself.

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