>smartest man on the planet
>all his tech looks like heckin 60s and isn't entirely revolutionary
>stands around gawking the entire time, never takes the reigns or acts with any authority
>literally has a line where he goes "there's something wrong with me" referring to his intellect, and says it's a mistake for fathers wanting their sons to be like them
>his big brain plan, after scenes upon scenes of doing nothing is to... teleport the Earth
Aside from getting a Basque to play a WASP, aside from him being a limited actor, aside from his face looking like melted wax, the guy brought literally nothing on the table that resembled Reed in virtually any facet. He was just a generic anxious dad scientist without any backbone.

RDJ's Stark is literally RDJ playing RDJ, but both him and Rufallo actually manage to come off as supergeniuses. Fagscal is literally just some anxious and bumbling moron that comes off more as head of a pencil factory than anything else.

>>149548621 (OP)
>Rufallo actually manage to come off as supergeniuses.
Ruffalo acts brain damaged. Probably is.

>>149548621 (OP)
It takes place in the 60s though. Retro future was just futuristic back then. These designs would have been revolutionary. While are you so dumb?

>>149548753
Fuck! Typo!

>>149548621 (OP)
>superpower is stretching
>is weak against stretching

Why doesn't he cure cancer?

>>149548779
MCU Mr. Fantastic 2 can barely withstand getting stretched 4 times his height.
Meanwhile Fox Mr. Fantastic 1
https://youtu.be/FZb0uR0InsA?si=1TL6hXWyBYSEV3dN
Why did they do rubber boy dirty

>>149548779
Early Reed had limits. They all did. Like how Johnny could only stay alight for 5m at a time and needed a short rest.
They are in process of constantly evolving as they use their powers. This is how they retconned Sue from simple invisibility to hardlight constructs as part of her control over force.
Ben has had several stories of him further evolving into a rock monster with his final point being some lava rock monster.

>>149548814
>weak because they're new and still learning
>sue straight out overpowers Galactus
????

>white character with black hair
>played by white spaniard with black hair
who complains about this shit

>>149548779
Jesus Christ who pays to see this.

>>149548779
Awful CG.

>>149548814
They have been heroes for 4 years. How much practice are they supposed to need.

>>149548779
>Galactus clearly taking pleasure in tormenting one single tiny human
Good to know this one doesn't get Galactus right either.

>>149548779
Reed has limits to how far he can stretch

>>149548844
Anon, Sue literally dies for doing that

>>149548882
His motivations are a bit more personal in the film. The hunger is still there, but he's actually invested for once since he thanks that by getting Franklin, he can pass on his mantle and finally put an end to his hunger.

>>149548802
>First MoM and now this
Why do they hate Mr.Fantastic?

>>149548917
He's well served here imo. MoM just had him as a joke, he's an actual character here, and they get his classic characterization quite well.

>>149548920
>and they get his classic characterization quite well.
Why do you faggots keep lying? Senor Fantastico is nothing like any kind of Reed. He's an undecisive wet dog with no leadership skills who wanders like a lost puppy, has no authority, doubts his own intelligence and turns into a wimp when he's "depressed". 616 Reed always assumed command, and turned to anger when put under too much pressure and "depression". He's never seen his intelligence as something "wrong", which is a quote from the flick. Senor Fantastico is the very antithesis of him.

>>149548920
>t.cuck

>>149548943
I disagree. Reed's leadership skills are displayed throught the film, commanding all scientific and heroico endeavors. Reed always turns reclusive in the comics when put under an impossible situación, or at least when the plot focused on character rather than action (see the OG Galactus trilogy or the Bridge). He doesn't curse his intelligence in the film, what he's reserved after is the general way he is. While not outright stated, It's basically spelled they're going for autist Reed, and actually make it a point to have him deal with that instead of shying away from it.

>>149548867
>4 years of training is all you need to master your super powers
What is this? DBZ?

>>149548844
>>weak because they're new and still learning
No they aren't. By that point they've been active for 3-4 years.

>>149548621 (OP)
Those gloves make his hands look tiny as fuck.

>>149548621 (OP)
>all his tech looks like heckin 60s and isn't entirely revolutionary
You realize a lot of things that can be done with big, fancy digital computers can also be done with more analog technology, right? Just because something LOOKS more 'futuristic' doesn't necessarily mean it's more advanced.

>>149548621 (OP)
I'm sure all this astroturfing is purely organic.

>>149548621 (OP)
>never takes the reigns or acts with any authority
Why would you expect anything else at this point

>>149548621 (OP)
>>all his tech looks like heckin 60s
Does this whole story not take place in a retro futuristic analog world ALA Fallout?

>>149548907
His motivation change still doesn't justify him getting off on hurting Reed like he's a fucking cenobite.

>>149548621 (OP)
Is he actually smart?

>>149548621 (OP)
Reed Richards with facial hair will take some getting used to but I think I can manage.

>>149548779
>DINA agent captures a GAP member after La Moneda bombardment (1973, digitally restored)

>>149548621 (OP)
Doesn't Captain America tell Banner the exact same thing in Secret War?

>>149551007
He made faster than light travel possible
I can't remember if Stark did something as impressive. Pym particles being a separate issue.

>>149548976
>While not outright stated, it's basically spelled they're going for autist Reed
Yeah, that's pretty much my impression.
The idea was clearly that modern diagnoses like autism and other general spazmogrifications weren't prevalent in the 60's, and presumably, the 60's parallel the F4 reside within in this film. It's interesting, because the biographies of many our greatest historic scientists do tend to have the recurring motif of strange, offbeat character traits, rituals, or habits. I'm sure many of them came to the same conclusion in their own minds.
What I've always wondered is if there's a self-fulfilling prophetical nature to the formal diagnosis of a condition like autism in any person. Would being conscious that they are different, separate even psychologically from the rest of their peers, nurture traits such as Sonic-Diaper-Obsession, simply because being aware might instil a certain liberty that they are expected and permitted to have bizarre idiosyncrasies.
A sequel that explores an alternate evil autistically-conscious version of Reed that's obsessed with Mole-Man's feet for instance, could be extremely worth exploring, a dramatic sensation, even.

>>149548753
Movie actually made me realize comparatively speaking how boring looking the traditional MCU is, if they really are going to reboot the setting it would be neat if they went more in line to how F4's Earth is

>>149548621 (OP)
Reed Richards is a cuckadoodledoo

>>149548676
He'd unironically be a good Ultimate (6160) Hank Pym lol

>>149551595
Pero que economía más grande

>>149548861
Galactus was practical.

>>149548779
Why the fuck did the change Kamala's powers and ruin the character in the comics too if MCU Reed was going to be so shit at stretching? This actually pisses me off a little.

I'm just going to say it, Pedro Pascal is incredibly fucking lame.

>>149548920
Why did Marvel fans insist that having old characters cameo to die horribly is some kind of humour? Isn't that kind of insulting and disrespectful

>>149552439
They filmed a guy in a suit, sure. They've slapped a bunch of awful CG on and around him, though.

>>149548621 (OP)
Galactus moving like he's in jello, those terrible close up shots

Yeah that looks awful.

>>149552385
Yeah it actually looked really nice

>>149548676
During the first movies, he was convincing as a genius.

>>149548855
Phenotypes are a thing. Would you get an Italian to play a Viking?

>>149551783
No, you are confusing him with Iron Man

>>149552490
I meant joke as in treating the character badly

>>149548855
>Spaniard
>white
Thirdies are so adorable sometimes.

>>149552385
>how boring looking the traditional MCU is
Thunderbolts* was a total eyesore

>>149553136
They're way smarter than subversive juden like you though.

>>149548621 (OP)
Why does she look like that, yo?