Kat Wood

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review: A Retro, Heartfelt Reboot

Somehow, Fantastic Four pulls off what most superhero films don’t even attempt anymore: it lets its characters be bizarre, flawed, and deeply likable without insisting on their importance. This isn’t a movie that shouts about legacy or burden. It’s a film that hands you a cup of coffee in a sci-fi kitchen and says, “Welcome to the weirdest family in New York.” The film, directed by Matt Shakman, marks Marvel’s bold return to its original super-family with a fresh lens and a playful retro touch. With a script shaped by Josh Friedman, Eric Pearson, Jeff Kaplan, Ian Springer | Click Here...