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Fantastic Four: First Steps FULL LENGTH Movie Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-10-11 15:00:13
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I purchased this movie on Prime. You will need your own copy, this is a watch along format.

If embedded link doesn’t work: Fantastic Four: First Steps FULL LENGTH Movie Reaction https://youtu.be/Pd_MrgB1dAw

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Fantastic Four: First Steps FULL LENGTH Movie Reaction

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Nathan Jasper

Joseph Quinn as Johnny Storm is about as close to seeing Eddie Munson again as we're probably gonna get lol The casting was so perfect. Julia Garner as Silver Surfer was such a great choice. She was badass. Ralph Ineson's Galactus was so chilling and most of it was because of his voice. He performed that so well.

Brian

I hope after you watched this, you could see how the “Fantastic 4” comics inspired “The Incredible’s” movies and and how “The Incredibles” showed how a “Fantastic Four” movie could be done right.

Brian

And also The Incredible’s villain Underminer/ The Fantastic 4 First Steps Mole-Man.

David Lonewolf Wright

In a lot of the variations of The Fantastic Four, the main reason that they are celebrities is because Reed feels incredibly guilty about what happened and how it impacted Ben and the one thing he can't figure out is how to change Ben back to normal, so he felt this was the only way to get him accepted and not feared. If you look closely, you can see some of the sparkle magic coming from his hands right before Sue wakes up.

Ian Forbes

H.E.R.B.I.E. is an acronym for Humanoid Experimental Robot B-Type Integrated Electronics

Nicholas Sulikowski

My first thought: What's going on with that necklace you've got there? Apologies if you've had it for a while, I'm not regularly watching. But it does look strongly like a Jedi Order symbol. And if it's that, then that's awesome. My second thought: I love the retro future vibe of this film, which ultimately translate into an overall tone which, while it doesn't shy away from the darkness of the world and pretend that it isn't there, it also doesn't become defined by it. It chooses to be as bright and optimistic as the comics of yesterday. It aims for that kind of JFK "New Frontier" speech feeling, where the shining new future is right before us, and we just have to reach out and grab it. And no matter how bad the situation in this film's plot, there's always a way. There's always a solution that is better than dark and gritty compromise. I adore that old school optimism that is often seen as foolishness. But sometimes I think that is precisely what we need sometimes to uplift us. Between this and Superman, it has been a pretty uplifting summer. Hell, even Thunderbolts* asks us to smash through the darkness.

RP

other reactors edit out the non-cinematic credits and give a time stamp on when the end credits scene starts. Seems simple enough to me 🍻

Kevin Bartelen

I've seen other reactors handle the post credits scenes in a few ways. Some discuss their thoughts on the movie for as much of the credits as they can, then might go on to other channel related discussion if needed. Others will cut their own footage leaving only the blurry movie footage until the scene starts. I've seen a couple who will skip to the scene and just expect their audience to figure it out. Mostly I prefer when, on my end, I can let my version just play out without having to re-sync but it's not super important how you do it as long as what you're doing is clear to us.