1. People can't turn into fire or rocks.
2. Super-powers don't exist.
3. Susan Storm wasn't able to create invisibility force fields until Fantastic Four issue #22, January, 1964's seminal "The Return of the Mole Man." This was well after the Four's first battle with Dr. Doom in issue #5, July 1962's "Prisoners of Doctor Doom."
Bonus Fact: Fantastic Four isn't actually totally awful.
Monday, December 19, 2005
Factual Inaccuracies in the Movie Version of Fantastic Four
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Fantastic Four is the perfect movie to accidentally watch on HBO one day.
Totally agree! One day to pass time, I saw FanFour in a nearly empty theater with low expectations and found myself enjoying it. Not the same awesomeness of Spidey or X-Men, but not Fneh.
In a somewhat related story, I think you guys should rename yourself Fantlarstic Four when one of you wins the lottery and quits. (Scandal!)
Jeff will kill me though: I only rate King Kong "very good." Like a B+. Peter Jackson needs an editor (for all his movies). And how many action sequences against squishy worms and arthropods are needed in a 90-minute span? Still, the big monkey was seamless and Naomi Watts was rocktacular.
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