Miles Teller trying to save himself from a terrible movie. |
Reed Richards (Miles Teller) and Ben Grimm (Jamie Bell) have been best friends ever since childhood and they are entering a science fair to show off their machine, but, unfortunately, it causes an energy surge that breaks the basketball net, disqualfying them. Impressed by their work, they are approached by Dr. Franklin Storm (Reg E. Cathey) and her adopted daughter, Sue (Kate Mara) to invite Reed to join him in a project at the Baxter Foundation. As Franklin face the board of directors headed by Dr. Harvey Allen (Tim Blake Nelson), who is not too eager to use young people as scientists. He wants to use inter dimensional travel to transport new resources to Earth.
Franklin needs Victor Von Doom's (Toby Kebbell) help, as he started the project. He urges Victor to go back to work as he was initially rejected. He does go back to work as he has a thing for Sue. Johnny Storm (Michael B. Jordan) gets involved in an accident in a street race and he joins the team and quickly befriends Reed. All four of them work together and create a bigger teleportation machine called the "Quantum Gate". The experiment goes well but Allen tells Franklin and the team that he and his board members are going to be the first to go to Planet Zero.
The science team is disappointed as Reed and Johnny share a drink with Victor to lament the news. They decided to teleport themselves anyway and Reed calls Ben to invite them to join them. The four guys suit up and teleport themselves to Planet Zero and they find soil and a green substance to create an eruption and causes trouble that teleports them back and brings a wave of radiation back that also affects Sue and they all have different types of "infection" with their bodies. However, they are stuck with it and so are we with this boring movie.
The Fantastic Four...really? |
Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell do what they can with this script and material but it is ridiculous because the major flaw is that there is a time-jump in this movie. Do you think it would be possible that they would've controlled their powers in about two weeks...not a frickin' year? What do you think that cost...thousands of lives and waste of time, maybe? Plus, Victor Von Doom is a great character in the comics and they turned him into a forgettable character with just the task of destroying the Earth. What's left to destroy after that?
Ok, I understand Josh Trank, director of Chronicle, tweeted out Fox executives for interfering with his passion of making the movie that could have potentially been a great movie because Chronicle was quite good. What happened to the passion and artistry that film directors wanted to make? It's all about the money. I could tell you this, Fox: Not much money will come out of this and you will lose a lot because of y'all's interference. Stay away from potential successful projects. Thanks for the insipid pacing, terrible special effects, joyless performances, ridiculous plot, an endless build-up and one of the worst climactic sequences I've ever seen.
They wanted to destroy Earth in the movie. Well, they destroyed whatever hope that is left for a Fantastic Four franchise. Fox can just rejoice or shrug to whatever loss they have to this project. It is the worst movie of 2015 so far.
One last message, Fox:
ZERO
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