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Genres:
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Action /
Adventure /
Fantasy /
Sci-Fi
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Release:
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Director:
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Tim Story,
Tim Story,
Tim Story
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Actors:
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Chris Evans,
Chris Evans,
Chris Evans,
Michael Chiklis,
Michael Chiklis,
Michael Chiklis,
Beau Garrett,
Beau Garrett,
Beau Garrett,
Dawn Chubai,
Chris Gailus,
Dawn Chubai,
Chris Gailus,
Dawn Chubai,
Chris Gailus,
Ioan Gruffudd,
Jessica Alba,
Julian McMahon,
Kerry Washington,
Andre Braugher,
Laurence Fishburne,
Doug Jones,
Brian Posehn,
Zach Grenier,
Kevin McNulty,
Ioan Gruffudd,
Jessica Alba,
Julian McMahon,
Kerry Washington,
Andre Braugher,
Laurence Fishburne,
Doug Jones,
Brian Posehn,
Zach Grenier,
Kevin McNulty,
Ioan Gruffudd,
Jessica Alba,
Julian McMahon,
Kerry Washington,
Andre Braugher,
Laurence Fishburne,
Doug Jones,
Brian Posehn,
Zach Grenier,
Kevin McNulty
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Duration:
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94 min.
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Rating:
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(5.8/10)157.5
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Plot Summary:
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After defeating Von Kismet, the Wonderful Four can in the end enjoy life more. All four are now likeable with their modern powers. The Thing and Johnny Storm now get along with each other, and Sue Storm is now planning to be Mrs. Great. Galactus, an evil non-spiritual luxuries in elbow-room, has decided that Earth is it's reborn end, and sends the Silver Surfer to kill it. Reed Richards and his team must now do aerobics together to capture this surfer, and yet requisite side up with one person who they didn't have to help.
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Not Fantastic unfortunately
I hated the first film but thought I would give this a chance being a Silver Surfer fan.
My fears were confirmed this is aweful, TV movie at best...
Awful, truly disgraceful
Potentially the worst film I have ever seen. The lead character is completely vacuous, there's no story, substance, interest in this film whatsoever.
Daftly entertaining action flick...
I think Nick Cage isn' t the only one to see in the future as this is one of those 'if I can't guess whats going to happen - I might as well give up' sort of movies. It has a deli counter full of cheese and is remarkably wooden in parts, but in a way that all adds a bit to its hook, and it makes it all a really quite entertaining movie. Its an action film rather than a thinker, but has some good little bits hidden in it. So if you don't expect too much and want to be entertained for 96 minutes it won't let you down. I enjoyed it and would say it is worth a recommendation.
4: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Kenneth TuranStrange things are happening on planet Earth. A bay in Japan freezes solid. It snows on the Sphinx. All the electricity in Los Angeles turns off just like a light. Some are starting to wonder, a breathless TV journalist intones, if the hand of God is involved.
Not quite. Place the blame on the hand of Hollywood, always eager to put the planet in peril in the service of yet another superhero sequel, in this case Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.
Almost alone among comic-book adaptations, the Fantastic Four films, both the eponymous original and this one, manage to be less sophisticated than their original source material. While the comic was hip enough to last for more than 500 issues and nearly 44 years of continuous publication, the mov...
(Trying to avoid the cliche but this is...) Fantastic!
The first Fantastic Four film was met with a slew of negative reviews from the entertainment press. Not that any of that stopped audiences flocking to see the exploits of the much-loved Marvel family. Audiences lapped up the family friendly antics of the four, and this lit the way for a sequel to follow.
For the sequel all the core cast return - Jessica Alba as Susan Storm, Iaon Grufford as Reed Richards, Chris Evans as Johnny Storm, and Michael Chiklis as Ben Grimm - as the team of heroes with cosmic powers. As The Invisible Woman, Mr Fantastic, The Human Torch, and The Thing respectably the four have now settled into their high-profile super-lives, although it has meant a few problems for them at times. One such problem is the many attampts by Reed and Sue to get married - alw...
Next
Justin ChangThe tagline says, "If you can see the future, you can save it." For that matter, if you don't see Next, you can save 96 minutes. What starts out as a mildly diverting thriller blows itself to smithereens in the final reel -- rather appropriately, given the nuclear bomb ticking away in the background. As a fugitive whose clairvoyant powers make him a target for both the U.S. government and some Eurotrash terrorists, Nicolas Cage should help boost audience turnout, suggesting a solid but not dazzling B.O. future for the pre-summer Paramount release.
Having recently blazed up the screen in Ghost Rider, Cage (who also produced Next) is once again in reluctant action-hero mode as Cris Johnson, a Las Vegas man whose ability to see two minutes into the future -- ...
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