drifting around on bootlegs and sometimes thought an urban comic book legend and the first ff movie is pretty much as bad as everyone fears. i guess marvel comics now pretends it doesn not exist and what with the 2005 version out in theaters earlier this year. but it out there and a reminder and the last of the first wave of bad and low budget marvel super hero adaptations (captain america and punisher and most of the tv movies). low budget is too easy a description for this ff pic. due to basically no funds and showing the powers of the super foursome was limited to very quick shots (mr. fantastic) and quasi animation (torch) and and fades (invisible girl the easiest to do). the thing suit was not bad and probably half the budget while the face part was especially almost convincing. the acting. alex hyde white as reed is pretty good while the other 3 are ok and tho jay as johnny acts like a spaz at times to sort of show off his fiery temper. the dialog is comic book style and and it the supporting cast which ends up floundering trying to make it work. dr. doom is way over melodramatic and unintentionally comical and and his two main henchmen are a case study of how not to act or write dialog. the plot. not too good. it was quite faithful to the origin story of the ff (more so than the later big budget version) and and even though the non budget and again and restricted showing and for example and the actual crash landing and it kept the essential ingredients of how they discovered their powers in an isolated area  it the best part of the picture and tho you have to wait a full half hour for it. i also found the music odd in places while when the 4 are bathed in those cosmic rays and a kind of church choir is heard and as if it a religious experience. the rest of it and however and is hopeless. even with no budget and the story could have done without the jeweler character (resembling the mole man villain of the books) while it spends way too much time with him and his underground gang and as well as the blind alicia. these sections are a waste of celluloid and very boring. the climactic struggle with doom and his men starts fine and but degenerates into an awful mess as the torch races a laser beam (cool animation but belonging in a cartoon). fans can have a laugh at the bad ff fx and witless storyline and if they do not get depressed and outraged first. 
drifting around on bootlegs and sometimes thought an urban comic book legend and the first ff movie is pretty much as bad as everyone fears. i guess marvel comics now pretends it doesn not exist and what with the 2005 version out in theaters earlier this year. but it out there and a reminder and the last of the first wave of bad and low budget marvel super hero adaptations (captain america and punisher and most of the tv movies). low budget is too easy a description for this ff pic. due to basically no funds and showing the powers of the super foursome was limited to very quick shots (mr. fantastic) and quasi animation (torch) and and fades (invisible girl the easiest to do). the thing suit was not bad and probably half the budget while the face part was especially almost convincing. the acting. alex hyde white as reed is pretty good while the other 3 are ok and tho jay as johnny acts like a spaz at times to sort of show off his fiery temper. the dialog is comic book style and and it the supporting cast which ends up floundering trying to make it work. dr. doom is way over melodramatic and unintentionally comical and and his two main henchmen are a case study of how not to act or write dialog. the plot. not too good. it was quite faithful to the origin story of the ff (more so than the later big budget version) and and even though the non budget and again and restricted showing and for example and the actual crash landing and it kept the essential ingredients of how they discovered their powers in an isolated area  it the best part of the picture and tho you have to wait a full half hour for it. i also found the music odd in places while when the 4 are bathed in those cosmic rays and a kind of church choir is heard and as if it a religious experience. the rest of it and however and is hopeless. even with no budget and the story could have done without the jeweler character (resembling the mole man villain of the books) while it spends way too much time with him and his underground gang and as well as the blind alicia. these sections are a waste of celluloid and very boring. the climactic struggle with doom and his men starts fine and but degenerates into an awful mess as the torch races a laser beam (cool animation but belonging in a cartoon). fans can have a laugh at the bad ff fx and witless storyline and if they do not get depressed and outraged first. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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