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Fantastic Four, First Steps

‘Fantastic Four’ Review: ‘First Steps’ Is Another Dull MCU Snoozefest That Refuses To Have Fun

In Fantastic Four: First Steps, things happen and then other things happen and then there is a conflict that is quickly resolved with little to no ingenuity or effort on the part of the good guys and...

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps review: One giant leap for Marvel

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‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Review: The Best Superhero Saga of the Year

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‘Fantastic Four’: How ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ Inspired the Film’s Retro-Futuristic Design

“The Fantastic Four: The First Steps” takes place on Earth-828, in an alternate Marvel timeline.

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Superhero films ignite rivalry among Marvel and DC comic fans

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The ‘Fantastic Four’ Movie That Never Was

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Fantastic Four director explains why one villain was cut, despite the actor's "incredible performance": "It was just so much material"

"We had Red Ghost trying to steal a rocket ship with his apes, and Reed trying to defeat him and outwitting him. We see snippets of that in the [Ted Gilbert Show] montage, you see him kicking one of ...

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Movie Review: The villains steal the show in ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’

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Box Office: ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Clobbers $57 Million Opening Day — Second-Biggest of the Year

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‘The Fantastic Four’ review: In a jet age dream of Manhattan, Marvel’s world-savers take care of business

Is the new “Fantastic Four” movie fantastic? No, and not everyone will love the amount of downtime in this one. But good is good enough for a Marvel superhero movie these days.

Fantastic Four matches Superman as fan reviews say new film is 'absolutely perfect'

The Fantastic Four: First Steps has matched Superman as fan reviews claim the new film is 'absolutely perfect'.

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Fantastic Four Review: Heart, Hype, and a Little Letdown

Matt Shakman’s direction embraces a 1960s-inspired, retro-futuristic New York that’s both groovy and cosmic. It’s all colorful suits, weird tech, and moody lighting. The Fantasticar soaring through the skyline? Chef’s kiss. And Michael Giacchino’s jazzy, celestial score doesn’t just support the world – it becomes part of the storytelling.

Is ‘Fantastic Four’ a Marvel Reset or Another Step Backward? Screen Talk Reviews the Film and Previews Fall Festivals

On this week's episode of IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast, we review Matt Shakman's Marvel needle-reset "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" and parse the latest fall festival announcements.