After 2005’s Fantastic Four and its sequel in 2007, this version is the 3rd film from the same film studio to showcase the superhero four. Unfortunately, it is yet another story that tells the tale of how the four acquired their superhero powers. This edition of the Fantastic Four takes a great deal of liberty with the original comic book story line and will most likely annoy comic book enthusiasts. For example, Ben Grimm (who eventually becomes The Thing) vanishes for a large part of the movie while Sue is
They’re back! However, it seems they’re even more cringe-worthy than ever before. The taster video trailer for the follow up to the best British comedy in recent history undeniably reminds one of all things viewers loved about them previously. To sum it all up – questionable catchphrases and teenage jokes. This particular follow up looks to pit the boys on a gap year-style vacation in Sydney, Australia. However, it looks like they’re not really taking in the indigenous culture around them!
In the future, an aggressive alien race (known as the Formics) have attacked our planet. Were it not for the renowned actions of International Fleet Commander Mazer Rackham (Ben Kingsley), just about all might have been destroyed. In readiness for a future assault, the well-regarded Colonel Hyrum Graff (Harrison Ford) is training the finest youngsters on Earth in an effort to discover a potential future Mazer. Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield), a timid, yet tactically outstanding young man is removed from his