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Experience the thrilling adventures of Marvel's iconic superhero team with the Fantastic Four DVD. This action-packed movie directed by Tim Story features Widescreen format for an immersive viewing experience. Released in 2009, this PG-13 rated movie is perfect for fans of Sci-Fi & Fantasy genre. Starring Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, and Michael Chiklis, this Fantastic Four DVD brings the beloved comic book characters to life. This DVD is a must-have for any movie buff and a valuable addition to your collection.

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In this thrill-filled live-action Marvel Comics adaptation, director Tim Story (BARBERSHOP) balances comedy, romantic intrigue, special effects, high action, and even scientific trivia for a rounded FANTASTIC FOUR. Here, Mister Fantastic (Ioan Gruffudd), Invisible Woman (Jessica Alba), The Human Torch (Chris Evans), and The Thing (Michael Chiklis) come together on a space mission that goes wrong. The ship's owner (Julian McMahon)--who later transforms into evil Doctor Doom--refuses to abort the mission during a solar storm, which electrifies the ship and its entire crew, causing radical changes to their DNA. Back on earth, the transformed "heroes" adjust to their new powers, which are specific to their personalities. Mister Fantastic, who lacks assertion, has stretchy limbs of rubber. Invisible Woman, who loves Fantastic but thinks he can't see her for who she really is, does a disappearing act. The Human Torch, an immature guy who is brimming with energy, can burst into flames. And finally, The Thing, a great friend who is as solid as a rock, actually turns into one--and loses his wife due to his weighty disposition. Holing up in Fantastic's scientific lab where they run experiments on themselves in hopes of changing back to normal, the crew learns that Doctor Doom--who is so power hungry that he turns into metal and is able to conduct electrical currents--poses a serious threat. The heroes quickly master their abilities and channel their scientific smarts for one truly fantastic five-way face-off.Visually, action sequences give way to tranquil interludes such as the New York City skyline with the Fantastics' lab glowing atop a skyscraper, while plot-wise, the interplay between the characters brings a human element to the film, with some touching moments from The Thing. At the end, a door is left open for what could be a super sequel.

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Product Key Features

Actor
Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, Ioan Gruffudd
Director
Tim Story
Edition
Widescreen; Movie Cash
Rating
PG-13
Format
DVD
Release Year
2009
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Region 1
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
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USA
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Widescreen; Movie Cash
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Dvd
Leading Role
Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, Ioan Gruffudd
Release Date
20090421

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4 out of 5 stars
by marsdamanMay 18, 2006
Good Thru-out, Prelude 2 Sequel; Last 30 Mins. R Great!
The Fantastic 4 is a awesome movie; it has great special effects, great fighting scenes, great character chemistry, a great storyline, & it even has great humor, which I must say is hard to find N a sci-fi movie - none of the other comic book movies has even an ounce of it. When Victor Von Doom finances a trip to space, everything goes wrong with the advent of an unexpected cosmic storm and being bombarded with super high levels of radiation changes the 5 passengers forever. Heroes: Reed Richards(Mr. Fantastic) gains the ability based on the incredible strength, durability, and stretching ability of plastic; he is also the leader. Ben Grimm(Thing) becomes this hideous, but super strong and invulnerable rock monster. Johnny Storm gains the ability to heat his body up to super temperatures, even approaching the sun and he can even form fiery blasts and fly like a rocket. Sue Storm (Invisible Woman) is the most powerful of the heroes & she needs to be, as she has to make peace between the always bickering friends; her abilities include projecting invisibility and an invisible force field. I kinda wished they had allowed Sue Storm to do her flying invisble force field bubble. I digress, maybe it's coming in the sequel. Villian: Victor Von Doom's(Dr. Doom)body becomes this super metallic alloy, which is also super conductive; Doom's metallic alloy condition also suits his personality very well; his abilities are the most powerful of the 5, but he finds that it isn't so easy overcoming the 4. Character Traits that factor into the movie: Dr. Doom hates Reed, because they both love Sue and because Reed is the bigtime scientific genius and everything goes wrong under his watch; Reed's mistake makes Doom look like a laughingstock, causes him to lose what must of been a huge investment, and causes him to lose his job. Dr. Doom eventually hates Sue, because he's use to getting everything he wants and when Sue rejects him, esp. for Reed, he just can't take it. Dr. Doom hates the 4 as group, because of his quest for ultimate power and they are the only ones able to stand in his way. Johnny's "classroom clown" and "wild" personalities completely alienate the group; he completely irks Ben and you'll definitely feel sorry for him with all that he goes through. Johnny is also torn between being the next big thing and embracing the maturity that come with the costume. Negative: One scene didn't add up for me; only Doom's additional power capabilities could power up the machine to change The Thing back into Ben Grimm; however, Ben Grimm didn't need Doom's electrical energy source to power the machine up & change himself back to the Thing. Sidestory: Ben Grimm was tired of being the rock hard Thing, because of how hard his life had become. Doom, /w a villianous heart, powers up the machine to change Ben back, using the additional powers that he gained in space. Doom's alterior motive is breaking up the 4, so he can one by one destroy them all, becoming the ultimate being on the planet. Ben later realizes that through self pity he has dodged his responsibility to the team & wants to change back, bringing him back to the machine that have given him what he thought he wanted - a chance to be human again.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by aYCtf2vbQxS@Del...Jan 30, 2006
Set aside what you know
Marvel's second attempt to bring the Fantastic Four to the big screen is a much better ride than I had anticipated. The story is written much like a comic book with comic book situations created (Johnny Storm's flame goes out of control as he careens into a snow bank, resulting in an instant hot-tub. "Care to join me?" he asks the cute nurse he's flirting with.) As a life-long comics fan, I was concerned more with how Dr. Doom was presented. Tim Story nailed the FF- no question about it. Yes, even Jessica Alba was good as Sue. Michael Chiklis was a great choice for Ben Grimm. Doom was my one dissappointment in this film. In the comics, Dr. Doom is the supreme sovreign of Latveria. He is the son of gypsies who were persecuted by the Nazis in World War II. He has a genuis rivaled only by his arch-nemisis, Reed Richards, and he has even dabbled in magic. His past efforts at conquest have left him horribly scarred, and Doom is so vain, he cannot allow anyone to see him as he truly is and find acceptance from others. His ego is so over the top as he speaks of himself in thrid-person (No one dares assault DOOM!), but Doom is also very cunning, having laid out every detail of his plan and forcing others to play his game. He has taken down the FF, the Avengers, the X-Men- without having some super-team under him. In the movie, Victor Von Doom is the head of a major corporation. His arrogant demeanor is almost prissy and sniveling instead of larger than all life. He absorbs metal and electricity to become the armored Doom. The costume falls short of the modern knight Doom is in the comics. He is in space with the FF when the cosmic storm hits, making him almost a fifth member of the team, and no one in the group looks down on him for what he did on the space station (except for Sue, but she doesn't vocalize it). But there are refernces to him being from Latveria. The ending to the movie opens the door to a sequel- maybe we'll see if Doom's character develops.Read full review
3 out of 5 stars
by cmcconachie72Dec 30, 2005
Big comic movie fan a bit disappointed
I guess the problem I have with the movie is that while the characters of Ben Grimm/Thing and Johnny Storm/Human Torch are developed pretty well according to the comic books, Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic and Sue Storm/Invisible Girl are thinner than they are in the comics, which is already less three-dimensional than the first two characters. However, the comics always made up for this lack of character development by the sheer magnitude of the plot. Just the size of the machinery in Richards' inner sanctum in the comics was not matched in the movie. What Richards lacked in character depth he made up for with the conspicuous genius of his daily operation. You would forgive him for being impersonal because that's what's expected of such a brilliant mind. Richards in the movie just doesn't exemplify the brilliant stature of the Richards in the comics. He comes off as a nerd who can't get funding. Jessica Alba is a good actress, but playing off of Ioan Gruffudd's paper thin Richards holds her character development back. Lastly, there is Dr. Doom. While Julian McMahon plays the character with the coldness we need to see from the character, his conversion into the villain goes awry because in the comics he was not part of the space mission and did not become who he is because of cosmic rays. Therefore, instead of a megalomaniac bent on world domination, he is a tragic character that loses his mind and goes bad because he's not only power-hungry but a narcissist. Going crazy because he's losing his good looks may be ironic since McMahon is a lead in Nip/Tuck, but it doesn't do justice for the character of Victor Von Doom. Where is Latveria? In the end, yes, it's a good family movie and pretty good if you're not a comic fan and aware of the plot deviations and character weaknesses. In the end, the first movie of a comic book franchise is always a little rough due to the origins of the superheroes. But Spiderman proved it can be done well, as did Batman Begins. X-men was a much stronger ensemble movie. I hope they do better on a FF sequel.Read full review
1 out of 5 stars
by YJ5lTbiFR36@Del...Nov 06, 2006
FANTASTIC FOUR: A Fantastic Bore
It's so bad it takes points away from BATMAN BEGINS. Rabid fans of the comics and animated television series... myself included, was and will be sorely disappointed to see their beloved superheroes ridiculously portrayed, and even worse, directed like wooden idiots on the big screen. For the rest of us, it was pure hell. Get this! Only one of the Fantastic Four is happy to have superpowers. The others grumble and complain. What makes them so fantastic? I’ll never pick up a FANTASTIC FOUR comic book again. Right from the start the movie smells like a stinker because of its Z-grade casting. Worst of all is Julian McMahon, overacting as a Kevin Spacy-ish Dr. Doom. It looks as if someone tried hard on this film, and then just gave up about halfway through it, or perhaps the studio was afraid of the movie getting too smart and hired someone to dumb it down. In any case, the finished product is riddled with continuity problems, such as a sequence on a bridge during which Reed, Sue and Johnny must creatively break through a crowd to get to the Thing. If Fantastic Four lasted more than a couple of weeks in the theaters, then executives begin to think "sequel". PLEASE, SPARE US THE AGONY!!! I bought into "hellywood" hype, succumbed to the broadcast teasers, and plunked down the bones for it sight unseen. BIG mistake! It's rare that I have NOTHING positive to say about a movie. The ONLY saving grace for this snorefest, in my opinion, is that Sue (Jessica Alba) is quite easy on the eyes. I say, how about just dropping everything and giving poor Thing his own film?Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by doctorwho1313Oct 22, 2006
Almost Fantastic!!!
Marvel does a great job once again with bringing the Fantastic Four back to life. The movie has a great cast and some awesome special effects. The story is basically just character development and getting to know the Fantastic Four. There are a few scenes where the team actually gets to help people but not many. And of course there is a big villain battle with Dr. Doom so it almost makes up for not having so many hero action sequences. If nothing else, this film is a great setup for the rest of the series to follow. A must have for Fantastic Four fans but not necessarily for comic book fans in general. You should still check it out though. 4/5

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