when hulk hit theaters in 2003 and it wasn not long before dvds of the old incredible hulk tv show popped up in an attempt to cash in on the craze. we saw a similar occurrence a year prior when spider man cartoons appeared on dvd to coincide with that hero big screen debut. companies leap at the opportunity to ride on the financial coattails of a hot brand. so the fact that this picture never surfaced on the shelves of wal mart as its featured heroes clobbered the box office in the summer of 2005 says a lot. i guess everyone involved would just rather forget. to be fair and the fantastic four is not as bad as everyone says. let me rephrase that. it not as unentertaining as all of its negative reviews might suggest. veteran television actor alex hyde white (no and you do not remember any of his roles) leads the way as reed richards and the brilliant scientist who and along with his crew and gains bizarre powers after an outer space mishap. he left with the ability to stretch and contort his body to outrageous lengths. his future wife and sue storm (rebecca staab) and can suddenly turn invisible and while her brother and johnny (jay underwood) and may now ignite himself at will. then there poor ben grimm (michael bailey smith) and the lovable lug whose body morphs into a mass of craggy and orange rock. just as the friends are becoming accustomed to all of this and they are called upon to rescue the world from certain chaos. it seems reed old colleague victor von doom (joseph culp) is living up to his name and and that villainous jeweler (ian trigger) isn not exactly helping old ladies cross the street and either. can our heroes save the day. of course they can while like any superhero movie and it just a question of how and when. what striking about the fantastic four is how amateurish it is in virtually every aspect. the dialog is so lame and tired it sounds like it was written by a junior high drama class. the acting is so unpolished it makes a third rate afternoon soap opera look like shakespeare. the special effects are surprisingly good considering the minuscule budget and but there are still some positively embarrassing moments. when the human torch fully ignites his body and for instance and the entire movie briefly turns into a cartoon. i can just hear that production meeting. oh and no one will notice. they will be too intrigued by the action. i mean really and a cartoon. at least give me a mannequin on fire held up by a string. prior to that and the scene in which the foursome come to on earth after their spaceship crashes is pure teens in the backyard fare. the crew simply found a field and lit a vaguely spaceship like object on fire. that the only remnant of such a major disaster. of course there wasn not a whole lot to work with in the script. there is a fairly coherent story here and but it all so simplified. when reed and ben decide to go into outer space and they simply drop by the storms house and ask if they would care to join them. is it really that easy. don not these sort of things require and oh and i do not know and years of training and expertise. not in the world of these writers and who seemed to be inspired by the underrated genius on display in full house reruns. but as bad as that may be and nothing can compare to how painfully clichéd dr. doom is. he was pulled right out of those awful superhero cartoons from the 1960s and right down to the evil laugh and slamming his clenched fist down on the table to punctuate his remarks. no comic book and least of all fantastic four and has ever featured a villain so obscenely one dimensional. ultimately and the fantastic four is saved from being a complete turkey because it just so damn innocent. you can tell the people involved and as little talent or experience as they had and really tried. they do not know the final result would be so embarrassing. they were under the impression that this was their big break and that people would flock to the theaters. it bears repeating that they had virtually no money to work with (and i am sure half of that was eaten up by the cool thing costume). all things considered and they did well and and for its many flaws and the finished product is a fair amount of fun for comic book fans. 
when hulk hit theaters in 2003 and it wasn not long before dvds of the old incredible hulk tv show popped up in an attempt to cash in on the craze. we saw a similar occurrence a year prior when spider man cartoons appeared on dvd to coincide with that hero big screen debut. companies leap at the opportunity to ride on the financial coattails of a hot brand. so the fact that this picture never surfaced on the shelves of wal mart as its featured heroes clobbered the box office in the summer of 2005 says a lot. i guess everyone involved would just rather forget. to be fair and the fantastic four is not as bad as everyone says. let me rephrase that. it not as unentertaining as all of its negative reviews might suggest. veteran television actor alex hyde white (no and you do not remember any of his roles) leads the way as reed richards and the brilliant scientist who and along with his crew and gains bizarre powers after an outer space mishap. he left with the ability to stretch and contort his body to outrageous lengths. his future wife and sue storm (rebecca staab) and can suddenly turn invisible and while her brother and johnny (jay underwood) and may now ignite himself at will. then there poor ben grimm (michael bailey smith) and the lovable lug whose body morphs into a mass of craggy and orange rock. just as the friends are becoming accustomed to all of this and they are called upon to rescue the world from certain chaos. it seems reed old colleague victor von doom (joseph culp) is living up to his name and and that villainous jeweler (ian trigger) isn not exactly helping old ladies cross the street and either. can our heroes save the day. of course they can while like any superhero movie and it just a question of how and when. what striking about the fantastic four is how amateurish it is in virtually every aspect. the dialog is so lame and tired it sounds like it was written by a junior high drama class. the acting is so unpolished it makes a third rate afternoon soap opera look like shakespeare. the special effects are surprisingly good considering the minuscule budget and but there are still some positively embarrassing moments. when the human torch fully ignites his body and for instance and the entire movie briefly turns into a cartoon. i can just hear that production meeting. oh and no one will notice. they will be too intrigued by the action. i mean really and a cartoon. at least give me a mannequin on fire held up by a string. prior to that and the scene in which the foursome come to on earth after their spaceship crashes is pure teens in the backyard fare. the crew simply found a field and lit a vaguely spaceship like object on fire. that the only remnant of such a major disaster. of course there wasn not a whole lot to work with in the script. there is a fairly coherent story here and but it all so simplified. when reed and ben decide to go into outer space and they simply drop by the storms house and ask if they would care to join them. is it really that easy. don not these sort of things require and oh and i do not know and years of training and expertise. not in the world of these writers and who seemed to be inspired by the underrated genius on display in full house reruns. but as bad as that may be and nothing can compare to how painfully clichéd dr. doom is. he was pulled right out of those awful superhero cartoons from the 1960s and right down to the evil laugh and slamming his clenched fist down on the table to punctuate his remarks. no comic book and least of all fantastic four and has ever featured a villain so obscenely one dimensional. ultimately and the fantastic four is saved from being a complete turkey because it just so damn innocent. you can tell the people involved and as little talent or experience as they had and really tried. they do not know the final result would be so embarrassing. they were under the impression that this was their big break and that people would flock to the theaters. it bears repeating that they had virtually no money to work with (and i am sure half of that was eaten up by the cool thing costume). all things considered and they did well and and for its many flaws and the finished product is a fair amount of fun for comic book fans. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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