Pamatuju si, jak jsem se jako jediný těšil na Herkula od Rennyho Harlina a do krve jsem to obhajoval. Šok přišel v kině. Nerad bych si tuhle situaci zopakoval...

Josh Trank se objevil a pak zmizel. Díky bohu, že mu odebrali ten SW spin-off, když nemá na větší projekt.

Ale do kina si zajdu, jen ne na tohle, ale dám si repete M:I

Ja som dúfal

Recenze jsem moc nečetl, ale tahle reakce uživatele BO fóra mi stačí:

"The most overriding feeling I had coming out of the movie was what a shocking mess it was. It's rare to see an obviously troubled production actually feel that troubled as you're watching it. Nothing can disguise it's problems.
The film is two or three different tones rolled into one, with an insulting structure that is so inept even Joe public is going to notice.

Case in point....the film spends a solid half hour building up to the big experiment. It's all very TV pilot but kind of passable. Taking itself quite seriously and then showing you the horror of their exposure when it all goes wrong. Fine we think....this is going to be a film about them coping with their powers. We're going to see them struggle to come to terms, but ultimately make them their own.
Only the movie incredibly jumps a year and the Thing is already helping the army. Sue and Johnny have learnt to use their powers. All is gravy!! Aside from Reed who is missing.
It's like you've jumped from a season pilot to the fifth episode in a flash.

The final act when they decide they'd probably better show us some, you know, fantastic four action - it's as hammy and full of bad dialogue as the original films. Totally at odds with everything that has come before and deeply unsatisfying.

Performance wise you have good actors here who are never given any kind of character to play with. It's not their fault. The film just does not work in any way, shape or form.

The Thing looks pretty cool, even if he's as miserable as sin like the rest of the bunch. We knew it looked semi-serious but even I was taken aback by just how little humour ended up in the piece.

It all looks very drab too. It's no exaggeration to state that 85% of the movie takes place in the lab. This, I repeat, is a Fantastic Four movie. One which barely breaks out of four walls."

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no do pi*e