A visually fun saving grace for the Fantastic Four that manages to entertain despite feeling all too familiar to the MCU’s wheelhouse.
A visually fun saving grace for the Fantastic Four that manages to entertain despite feeling all too familiar to the MCU’s wheelhouse.
An exceptional outing for the MCU that puts character and heart at the forefront, though I wouldn’t call it an absolute game changer for the franchise.
A boring, uncreative “finale” who’s limited thrills aren’t enough to salvage the bad writing, head scratching plot points, and bland character dynamics.
A fun but scatterbrained action comedy filled with surprises for comic book fans, yet not many surprises for those looking for a change of pace with the superhero genre.
One of the worst super hero films of the modern day, yet it still manages to provide a good time despite the poor acting, writing and story.
Though far from the worst thing to come out of the MCU this latest addition lacks tonal consistency or meaningful character moments, making this film mostly forgettable.
A new low for the MCU, burdened by an uninteresting story, lazy writing, inconsistent visuals, and an unclear direction for the billion dollar franchise.
A heartfelt sequel that manage to carry its emotional weight in an effective, exciting way.
A disappointing misstep for the Thor franchise that stumbles to match the humor and heart of its predecessor.
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