Matthew Lyons

While the movie could have done with a bit more action and some refined edits, it's overall an enjoyable film. The cast really feels like a family and I loved the retro approach to the Fantastic four, their world, and the focus throughout on family.

While it's a film that feels intentionally "smaller" than the massive films Marvel has become famous for, it's a choice that works extremely well with these characters and feels more like a return to the days when Marvel had a passion for these characters... This movie follows a ragtag team of characters that lack the big names and impressive powers but over the course of the film battle their own inseccurities, internal conflicts, and animosity towards eachother to find a way to work together to address an "enemy" that is far more powerful than they are. It's an enjoyable film that leaves you really thinking about mental illness by the end of it.

Not worth watching. This show lost its heart and soul. It's like watching people go through the motions...