Can’t wait to rewatch it. Best fantastic four movie to this day
TheAgmis2025-10-24 15:14
That’s a low bar but still!
Anteater_Able2025-10-24 16:05
It's just lucky the Roger Corman Fantastic Four movie was never released!
Academic-Equal-382025-10-25 06:21
Nah, the Corman film is atleast the 2nd best Fantastic Four film overall and way better than both Tim Story films and Fant4stic. There’s an actual heart and soul in the performances and while it is very low budget, it has a 60s B-film charm that makes it feel like one of many of the early issues of the Kirby/Lee era of Fantastic Four.
I would love to see it get a proper remaster and put on Disney+. Giving it a proper release wouldn’t even remotely hurt the brand and would be a nice thing to do for the cast and crew who actually tried really hard to get it right despite their obvious limitations.
VeryPteri2025-10-24 15:19
how badly would it have needed to mess up to not take that crown
Sue_Generoux2025-10-24 15:26
The real question is how do you make a movie worse than Fan4tastic. I say you can't.
Luckreigns2025-10-24 15:53
Madame Web.
CaptHayfever2025-10-24 16:25
Madame Web was at least *funny*, albeit not intentionally so.
Holmes022025-10-24 15:27
AquafyMyLife2025-10-24 17:31
Nah The Incredibles still takes that title /s
CanCalyx2025-10-24 15:05
Frankly, this is when it should've hit theaters..
FerrusManlyManus2025-10-24 15:11
I don’t think this has anything to do with Frank.
RooMan72232025-10-24 15:13
Nah, Frank Lee should’ve made it happen
eBICgamer20102025-10-24 15:06
So 104 days from theater to streaming.
mt802025-10-24 15:32
What’s the usual benchmark?
Idkboutdat22025-10-24 15:53
Theaters are dead. Use to be like 6 within an hour drive of me, and now there’s one that’s always a ghost town and the rest closed. Sad times.
Herbizarre172025-10-24 15:59
Probably depends on the area. My city has several and they’re all doing very well.
Olbaidon2025-10-24 16:45
I came to say the same thing. We have 5 larger ones (multi screen), and 1 local single screen one that I can think of off the top of my head.
I think the last time we had a theatre close near me was like 2003ish or so. I was still in school and we saw “I, Robot” like a week before they closed down because they had closing specials for movies.
The shows we go to are always moderately full. Not always packed, but it doesn’t seem any different than it did 5, 10, 15, 20 years ago from my perspective.
WeirdIndividualGuy2025-10-24 16:45
Yeah, theaters in small towns like idkboutdat2's I'm not surprised are dead, but in larger cities like yours, theaters still thrive somewhat
Herbizarre172025-10-24 16:56
My city is definitely not a large city but I get what you’re saying
Darth_Thor2025-10-24 16:00
I read that in the tune of the Phineas and Ferb intro
Rising-Jay2025-10-24 16:10
“Well there’s 104 days from theater to streaming
And rent comes along just to end it
So the annual problem for our generation
Is fixing a good strat to spend it”
AccomplishedLayer8842025-10-24 19:30
“LIKE MAYBE”
neeesus2025-10-25 01:28
That’s a long summer!!
Alanmurilo222025-10-24 15:07
Took too long, but i'll watch it nonetheless.
FidelCastroSuperfan2025-10-24 15:26
Just over 3 months is “too long” now?
KOStrongStyle2025-10-24 15:32
It was less than Thunderbolts. Frankly they could have taken longer. This awful mentality people have now of, "Uhhh, I'll just wait until it drops on Disney," is part of what's killing their box office.
cowpool202025-10-24 17:05
Damn this generation wouldn’t last a second back in the theater to VHS/DVD days 😂
FirstV12025-10-24 15:11
Fantastic news
reddit_hayden2025-10-24 15:13
say that again
PhoenixHabanero2025-10-24 15:29
that again
arkham10102025-10-24 15:34
Get out.
gabrielleraul2025-10-24 16:52
Us.
Netwinn2025-10-24 18:58
NOPE.
CoolinAllDay2025-10-25 06:09
Nope
VasagiTheSuck2025-10-24 15:13
Hoping it's the IMAX version.
shineurliteonme2025-10-24 15:17
honestly the other version made more of an impact on me. Galactus is much more imposing when he can't be contained by the screen itself
Sue_Generoux2025-10-24 15:27
When he walks off screen, he's going to bust up the side of my TV.
MarvelsGrantMan1362025-10-24 15:18
Yea it’s the IMAX enhanced version
VasagiTheSuck2025-10-24 15:18
NICE!!
RooMan72232025-10-24 15:14
That space sequence was fantastic, can’t wait for a rewatch
Comfortable_Breads2025-10-24 15:14
Nice when Blu Ray? I think it is my new 3rd fav MCU movie and I def want to buy it
heckhammer2025-10-24 15:25
I think it's out already
Comfortable_Breads2025-10-24 15:27
Oh you’re right lol I just checked and I bought it
Netwinn2025-10-24 18:58
Already came out like 2-ish weeks ago.
ShawshankHarper2025-10-24 15:14
Oh c'mon releasing it the 4th was RIGHT THERE
dufftheduff2025-10-24 15:45
This way we’ll remember, tho
GrilledCheezus_2025-10-25 03:23
BambooSound2025-10-24 18:45
But there are five of them
ShawshankHarper2025-10-24 18:47
The Fivetastic Four
-NinjaTurtleHermit-2025-10-24 15:15
Been waiting a while to rewatch it. Thought it'd be sooner.
Right after I start my new job.
CuriousG832025-10-24 15:38
Good luck at your new job!!
-NinjaTurtleHermit-2025-10-24 16:50
Thanks!
MiCK_GaSM2025-10-24 15:15
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MiCK_GaSM2025-10-24 15:36
Because I like Marvel stuff.
Fans can say they didn't like something.
I didn't like F4 and that the big villain got beat by a shell game and an infant with god powers. There was no risk at all, anywhere. It looked amazing, but that only goes so far.
PSUNittany182025-10-24 15:17
I’m biased because I’m a huge FF fan but I think this may be my favorite Marvel movie.
TDStarchild2025-10-24 15:17
It’s actually releasing on D+??
But people said the MCU hasn’t had a single good movie since Endgame, never mind that they’ve not even watched the numerous good ones
FlyingCow3432025-10-24 15:24
Do people actually say that or are you making up people in your head to get angry at / arguing with bots?
SeekerVash2025-10-24 15:34
I would argue making it up. Shang-chi, Guardians 3, and Thunderbolts are all very well received.
TDStarchild2025-10-24 15:43
Clearly sarcasm, but look at any thread about Doomsday or the future of the MCU. It’s littered with variations of “no reason to be excited” or “multiverse saga sucks”
Not angry. I just call out bullshit and truth upsets people, but I won’t stop calling out bad faith takes. Several projects are just as good as anything pre-Infinity War
CaptHayfever2025-10-24 16:30
People *do* actually say that, but it isn't relevant at all to whether the movie would release on streaming, so I don't get why TDStarchild brought it up here.
justhereforhides2025-10-24 15:27
Id argue Thunderbolts was a better movie than FF, GotG 3 was just as good as any pre endgame mcu movie
SorryRoof16532025-10-24 15:18
Captain America: Brave New World took 103 days.
Thumderbolts* took 115 days.
Fantastic Four took 103 days.
Looks like major Marvel movies will take on average about 100-ish days to come to D+ from now on.
magical_midget2025-10-24 15:50
Unless a friend drags me, or my kid gets in to the MCU, I will probably never watch one in the theatre again.
I am ok with ~100 days wait.
SorryRoof16532025-10-24 15:52
Thunderbolts* and Fantastic Four were great theater experiences for me.
cricp0sting2025-10-24 15:53
Lol you'll be there opening weekend for Doomsday
Cultural_Comfort58942025-10-24 16:26
I go to support the art I want to see the MCU always
One or two others maybe in a year
The viewing experience is better at home at this point
So I get it
ParadoxWarrior2025-10-24 16:32
I’m okay with this.
Admittedly I was one of the “Oh, I’ll just catch it on D+” people during the pandemic and post pandemic, but this year I made a conscious effort to to make it to the theaters more so I was able to catch all three MCU movies + Superman in theaters, and so I’ll always try to make it to the theaters when I can.
Them pushing the movies out 100+ days helps lessen that “Oh, it’ll be on Disney+ soon” attitude.
Americankitsune12025-10-24 16:38
I didn’t catch cap but I did see all the others in theaters including Superman being my first time alone in a theater (for context on that I’m 17 I’ve always watched movies with my family but my mom was a cavil truther so she didn’t want to watch it so I went by myself.) and I’m glad I went especially to more movies than usual in a year.
ParadoxWarrior2025-10-24 16:42
Heck yeah!
I enjoy getting to see movies just by myself.
I do have my group of friends back from college + other friends that we go to seeing movies with but for example, I saw Sinners by myself and had a fantastic time.
I will always advocate that if you don’t have anyone to go to the movies with, going by yourself is also a great choice!
Wooden-Radish-90082025-10-24 17:17
Your mom being a Snyder cut bro is, for some reason, very funny
Americankitsune12025-10-24 17:17
She doesn’t like Snyder. She likes cavil.
PT102025-10-24 17:50
Who doesn't
Wooden-Radish-90082025-10-24 18:21
Sorry, the words "Cavill Truther" very much came across as DCEU purist language. My b.
Marsuello2025-10-24 23:04
My sister is like this and it’s so weird. She insists that the dcu needs to be dark and broody like the Snyderverse movies. I’m just like “girl, sit your ass down” lol
Wooden-Radish-90082025-10-25 01:50
Only appropriate response
Ummmmmm_252025-10-24 20:58
It's exactly the same with my parents. They're both Cavill Truthers as well, and I finally got them to sit down and watch it just a few days ago. I fear their brains might be too cooked. They didn't seem to like it at all.
SorryRoof16532025-10-24 16:40
Yeah, I'm sure they did this in order to incentivize more audiences to go watch Spiderman and Avengers Doomsday next year, not that I needed much incentive in the first place 🙃
ParadoxWarrior2025-10-24 16:43
Exactly. Plus it makes sure word of mouth **actually** works and gets people in the theaters.
Dezbats2025-10-26 02:47
Seriously.
I loved Thunderbolts*.
Saw it twice in theaters.
I couldn't convince a single person (who wasn't already going) to see it.
Not because they weren't interested, it was always some version of "I'll see it on Disney+".
ParadoxWarrior2025-10-26 03:06
Exactly! I love Thunderbolts* too (it hit personally for me after a bad mental health year of 2024) and everyone I know waited until after it was on D+ to see it and I’m just like “really?”
It’s why I wish Marvel would hold off longer than 100+ days personally but that’s just me.
Slade4Lucas2025-10-24 18:17
I always see the films in cinemas with my friend, but I also watch them with my Mum. She doesn't care about seeing them straight away so it is nice, a few months down the line, to have an excuse to watch them again.
Poku1152025-10-24 19:16
Huh? How does it lessen that attitude?
Having a concrete waiting time is just incentivizing me to not go to theaters anymore unless its something big like spiderman
_PrincessOats2025-10-24 16:46
I’m okay with this. One of the things I prefer about the DCU is that things drop on HBO quite quickly, I’d actually like to see these closer to sixty days.
Wolfram_And_Hart2025-10-24 16:49
They need people back after the Jimmy Kimmel stuff lead to a huge drop in subscribers
vpreon2025-10-24 17:11
In addition to the drop in trust of the brand due to a run of lower quality releases and disjointed phases, this is probably one of the larger reasons for a drop in their box office. Marvel movies are no longer “must see” in the theater. People are just waiting the 3-4 months to watch them at home. I’m still going to be there in the theater opening weekend. There are just certain movies that I want to experience on the box screen with the surround sound with other fans.
clashrendar2025-10-24 18:07
The box office stuff isn't just a Marvel problem. It's been happening across the board. Some stuff does really well, but the vast majority of projects have been underperforming this year.
There was a long period of time where studios could spend $300 million to make a movie and know they were likely getting $1 billion back, so they kept swinging for the fences, but those days are largely over.
Innovate, get creative, and make most movies for under $50 million so they actually make money.
Also the film industry needs to change this front-loaded mindset that they created. Let some movies play slower and longer runs by design. Not everything has to be #1 at the box office for it to be considered a success.
SecretWishXX2025-10-24 23:25
Wow
icanseemyhousefromhe2025-10-24 23:38
what about the good movies
FoxMeadow72025-10-24 15:23
Excited for Galactus moments once again?
DuckyHornet2025-10-24 15:25
Nice. It didn't even get a showing where I live and I wasn't going to drive two hours to see it lol
Looking forward to it
McSw333zy2025-10-24 15:25
Remember, remember, the 5th of November
BenjaminAPete22025-10-24 15:31
Nice! I can’t wait to watch this again.
Abraham_Issus2025-10-24 15:39
it already came to my heart
Wooden-Radish-90082025-10-24 17:18
Like a perverted cardiologist
jojopojo642025-10-24 20:54
Damn your brilliance, I choked IRL
AgressiveAnalExpert2025-10-24 15:41
It's been on Plex since the digital release but this is great news for the D+ subscribers.
CaptHayfever2025-10-24 16:30
I don't pay for individual digital movies. I bought a ticket, I bought the disc, & I'll watch the subscription-tier stream.
El_Quetzal2025-10-24 15:44
Just wish this film had better casting, specially reed and sue
SindacodiLignano2025-10-24 15:46
That’s good. Take more time as possible. People need to learn that you they have to watch a movie in theatre. Make Marvel movies feel like a theatre experience again
SindacodiLignano2025-10-24 15:48
I personally think they should wait at least 5 months. Give a chance to physical copies too.
StucklnAWell2025-10-24 15:55
After cancelling D+, I had it downloaded weeks ago lol.
cetinkaya2025-10-24 15:57
sorry but this movie doesn't felt like mcu to me.
leeroy2542025-10-24 16:13
My son wanted to watch it last night since we hadn’t seen it since opening weekend. Watched the 2005 movie instead for his first time and he enjoyed it.
No_Childhood42322025-10-24 16:16
I didn't see the movie in theater, and I can't watch it on Disney+.
va2wv2va2025-10-25 01:07
Ok
Prize_Instance_14162025-10-24 16:30
It was ok ish but really needed more thing and Mr fantastic action parts. I get that’s the hardest and most expensive part of this genre but FF needs that to be truly great.
distilledwill2025-10-24 16:37
Aw man, somewhere I read it was on the 25th. That was my saturday night!
TomatoRecent82832025-10-24 16:50
2 days before my birthday, it'll be my birthday watch :)
xyzsomething2025-10-24 17:06
I think this is the only Marvel movie in general that I have not seen in the cinema, not wait the 2 Andrew Garfield Spider-Mans I didn’t watch those, but every single Marvel movie including the 2 previous Fantastic 4 incarnations all MCU movies , all the Fox ones, everything.
There was something about the story about pregnancy that was meh, I don’t really want to watch that
shadowlarvitar2025-10-24 17:55
Finally get to watch it, chose to see Superman instead
storksghast2025-10-24 18:02
Looking 4-ward to it
GUSplatoon2025-10-24 18:32
I genuinely wonder how many Disney+ subscribers opt to wait for a movie release on Disney+ rather than watching it in its theatrical release.
Either Disney finds it more profitable doing this method or they’ve really dug themselves in a hole getting into the streaming business.
tehCharo2025-10-24 19:38
I've have never seen any MCU movies in the theater, it's too expensive and the experience is generally uncomfortable. I do wish I could have experienced some of the big moments like "Avengers... Assemble!" with others though.
RavingRationality2025-10-24 20:39
I saw it in theatres.
I got a copy to put up on my plex server 6 weeks ago.
Seems to me if streaming on your own services isn't keeping up to less legitimate means, you are shooting yourself in the foot.
Ghost_out_of_Box2025-10-24 21:08
It hasn't released on digital media yet? I remember watching it on my smartphone.
Deakul2025-10-24 21:13
I mostly enjoyed it for what it was but I genuinely wish we had an extended cut because this movie has such breakneck pacing and it feels a little hacked together in places, it never really lets anything breathe a little.
Love the cast, amazing chemistry... I just want more and for it to not be so quick to rush to the next scene.
PkmnTrnrJ2025-10-24 21:18
I’ve not seen it yet as I had other commitments when it was out but I’ve heard good things.
Lo_Key902025-10-24 22:02
Saw this a couple of weeks ago, really enjoyed it. Easily my fav MCU movie since Spiderman NWH.
The_Lady_Of_Flowers2025-10-24 22:04
From my personal opinion that movie was terrible.
LordRumplePumpkin2025-10-24 22:27
Can’t wait to watch it again as a huge fan of the Fantastic Four this movie was perfection. Also as a new father a lot of the scenes really hit home for me. ESPECIALLY the car seat…
AKoolPopTart2025-10-24 22:39
I forgot that came out
versionii2025-10-24 22:57
It's on fmovies now
AlmostOffline662025-10-24 23:34
I've already seen it & it was really good. November 5 seem so far away
Appropriate-Mall85172025-10-25 01:30
Let’s go
AskMeAboutMyHermoids2025-10-25 02:07
Who cares
necroreefer2025-10-25 02:21
The fantasticFour are my favorite and I paid for it on digital when I first came out and I don't regret it at all.
ChaseTheMystic2025-10-25 04:15
I'm pretty confident the only Marvel things I'll be watching in theaters until further notice are Spider-Man and Secret Wars.
Everything else can wait for streaming.
wasabinski2025-10-25 04:46
Good. Just in time before my D+ subscription expires.
Commentaires
I would love to see it get a proper remaster and put on Disney+. Giving it a proper release wouldn’t even remotely hurt the brand and would be a nice thing to do for the cast and crew who actually tried really hard to get it right despite their obvious limitations.
I think the last time we had a theatre close near me was like 2003ish or so. I was still in school and we saw “I, Robot” like a week before they closed down because they had closing specials for movies.
The shows we go to are always moderately full. Not always packed, but it doesn’t seem any different than it did 5, 10, 15, 20 years ago from my perspective.
And rent comes along just to end it
So the annual problem for our generation
Is fixing a good strat to spend it”
Right after I start my new job.
Fans can say they didn't like something.
I didn't like F4 and that the big villain got beat by a shell game and an infant with god powers. There was no risk at all, anywhere. It looked amazing, but that only goes so far.
But people said the MCU hasn’t had a single good movie since Endgame, never mind that they’ve not even watched the numerous good ones
Not angry. I just call out bullshit and truth upsets people, but I won’t stop calling out bad faith takes. Several projects are just as good as anything pre-Infinity War
Thumderbolts* took 115 days.
Fantastic Four took 103 days.
Looks like major Marvel movies will take on average about 100-ish days to come to D+ from now on.
I am ok with ~100 days wait.
One or two others maybe in a year
The viewing experience is better at home at this point
So I get it
Admittedly I was one of the “Oh, I’ll just catch it on D+” people during the pandemic and post pandemic, but this year I made a conscious effort to to make it to the theaters more so I was able to catch all three MCU movies + Superman in theaters, and so I’ll always try to make it to the theaters when I can.
Them pushing the movies out 100+ days helps lessen that “Oh, it’ll be on Disney+ soon” attitude.
I enjoy getting to see movies just by myself.
I do have my group of friends back from college + other friends that we go to seeing movies with but for example, I saw Sinners by myself and had a fantastic time.
I will always advocate that if you don’t have anyone to go to the movies with, going by yourself is also a great choice!
I loved Thunderbolts*.
Saw it twice in theaters.
I couldn't convince a single person (who wasn't already going) to see it.
Not because they weren't interested, it was always some version of "I'll see it on Disney+".
It’s why I wish Marvel would hold off longer than 100+ days personally but that’s just me.
Having a concrete waiting time is just incentivizing me to not go to theaters anymore unless its something big like spiderman
There was a long period of time where studios could spend $300 million to make a movie and know they were likely getting $1 billion back, so they kept swinging for the fences, but those days are largely over.
Innovate, get creative, and make most movies for under $50 million so they actually make money.
Also the film industry needs to change this front-loaded mindset that they created. Let some movies play slower and longer runs by design. Not everything has to be #1 at the box office for it to be considered a success.
Looking forward to it
There was something about the story about pregnancy that was meh, I don’t really want to watch that
Either Disney finds it more profitable doing this method or they’ve really dug themselves in a hole getting into the streaming business.
I got a copy to put up on my plex server 6 weeks ago.
Seems to me if streaming on your own services isn't keeping up to less legitimate means, you are shooting yourself in the foot.
Love the cast, amazing chemistry... I just want more and for it to not be so quick to rush to the next scene.
Everything else can wait for streaming.