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Which is good for him (and he's great as Captain America) but disappointing from a Fantastic Four perspective as he was pretty much perfect as Johnny Storm.

My concern is that it might sink without a trace due to being used to promote a new subscription service. If no one wants to subscribe then no one sees it and it gets dumped.

As long as you don't take it too seriously its a fun movie and a great way to waste a couple of hours.

Brandon Routh was excellent but it was a mistake to make this a continuation. As much as I dislike reboots, this was a time when it was needed. And even as a reboot they wouldn't have needed to show the origin. With a character like superman you could easily just start him as an established hero...

I read a novel a few years back. No idea who wrote it or what it was called. But it told the story of Krypton in the period leading up to its destruction. Jor-el was the main character and the "villain" was Zod (although fairly sympathetically presented with a gradual turn to evil). It was a...

I'm not sure you should tell us. This is a family show after all :)

In hindsight I wished it had been a proper regeneration. Imagine the shock of a Doctor regenerating mid story. And as an added bonus they still could have used some excess regeneration energy to evolve handy Doctor and had a multi Doctor story as well. My understanding is that this was the...

Thanks. I'm a refugee from the imdb boards although I went by nomad70 on there.

Terminator 2 is great but the first one was better.

I've read a couple and they're quite good, although obviously very dated now. But they're very little like the movies really. To be honest the books and the movies are basically completely separate entities that just happen to share some character names.

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Paul McGann was pretty much the only thing worth watching in the Movie. And his unexpected appearance in Night of the Doctor was completely awesome. I'd happily watch a complete series with him in it.

Avengers Hulk was the absolute best version of the character we've seen in a movie yet.

It's very easy to fit them into canon. They were made by a time traveller from the future who'd met the Doctor during the Dalek invasion and been told the story of the Doctor's first meeting with them. Unfortunately his memory was a bit scrambled by the time travel so there were some differences...

Definitely the best so far. It would be interesting to be able to compare with the planned Donner version (with scenes that he wasn't able to film before being replaced) was like. The potential was there for it to be even better than the first, but we'll never know.

The problem is that the trailers for Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad looked pretty promising too. I'm holding out hope that things will improve but I won't be rushing to any premieres. And somehow they're going to have to squeeze another Man of Steel and Batman movie into that schedule...

I have to confess that I've somehow managed to never see this movie. Which is saying something given that I managed to make it through Batman and Robin.

I'd heard that they'd pulled Inhumans from the movie line up and were considering a TV series for those characters instead.

There are the basic seeds of a good movie in there - buried deeply. Not a good Fantastic Four movie, mind you, but a good basic action/horror film. But those seeds weren't very well tended and a lot of weeds grew up around them. In answer to your question - Yes. Yes it really was that bad.

Well the good news is it can really only improve from the last one. I mean its not actually possible to make a worse FF film, it it? Is it????