Marc S

I can't help but look at this as a revised version of "Rise of the Silver Surfer" where Galactus gets a physical form, but we get Mole Man instead of Dr. Doom. A fun movie overall but nothing groundbreaking over "FF: Rise if the Silver Surfer"!

Honestly it was a great movie, I'd give it a 4.5 if that was an option. This was what I'd expect from the franchise: Ridiculous stunts and action scenes, tense moments, a sense of real tragedy, absurd faction switches, and good acting. My main beef is really just the villain's self-inflicted silly death. Also, nice follow up to Eugene Kittridge from the first movie, but it would have been nice to have seen what happened to various other characters (William Brandt, Jane Carter, Zhen Lei, etc.) as this was the finale, but I understand it was likely due to expired contracts or scheduling conflicts.

So, for people decrying the comments regarding: 1) Iron man was some rich guy, 2) he did what he did because he had money - this is from Riri's perspective, the perspective of a girl with a chip on her shoulder. The show doesn't cheapen what Iron Man did, only that Riri has some growing up to do. If a villain in the MCU said bad things about Tony, I doubt it would be a big deal to anyone. Now if one of the avengers said that about Tony, sure let's have an uproar (as they should know better), but not some haughty punk that needs to grow up which is what I'm sure those comments were meant to show. Riri is jealous and has a lot of growing / wisening up to do, and that deal with Mephisto should further exemplify that. The show was good for a TV show. not without its flaws. I would give it 3.5 if I could.

Better than I thought it would be. Thought it would be like M3gan (which wasn't bad) but was delighted in the tone and direction it took. I really want to root for the humans but was happy in the end that the true bad guys got what they deserved!