REVIEW: “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” (2025)

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Let’s discuss the recently released movie in this popular genre, titled “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”. It’s important to note that this isn’t the first time Marvel’s original team has appeared on the big screen. While many remember Roger Corman’s unsuccessful 1994 venture, most are likely familiar with Tim Story’s 2005 film “Fantastic Four” and its sequel “Rise of the Silver Surfer” from 2007. These films had their moments, but they aren’t particularly noteworthy. There was also a failed reboot in 2015, which I think we can all agree is best left in the past.

Will 1,000 XRP Make You a Crypto Millionaire by 2026? 🤔💰

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Larsen has offloaded over 100 million XRP tokens, worth roughly $200 million, but he’s still sitting on a whopping 2.58 billion XRP. That’s like having a garage full of vintage Ferraris and deciding to sell just one. Sure, it raises some eyebrows, but most analysts think XRP is still in a great position thanks to growing interest from big players and its practical applications.

I Loved How Fantastic Four: First Steps Repeatedly Trolled MCU Fans With That Major Character Absence

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Since the announcement that the Fantastic Four would be incorporated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, one query resonated loudly among fans: Where is Doom? For decades, Doctor Doom has been the arch-nemesis of Marvel’s First Family, a figure so deeply intertwined with their mythology that it seemed inappropriate to envision one without the other. However, as the release of The Fantastic Four: First Steps approached, it was consistently confirmed that Victor Von Doom would not appear in the film. At first, this news was met with a mixture of concern and dismay by many viewers. However, it later became clear that this decision was one of the film’s most insightful and self-referential creative choices. Instead of being an oversight or missed opportunity, First Steps playfully teased MCU fans with its main character absence, emphasizing the film’s central ideas and paving the way for a significant future development.

King of the Hill Creator Confirms Whether The Show is an Anime

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During an interview with IGN, Judge was asked if King of the Hill could be considered anime due to fans’ claims online for a while now. He replied, “I saw something about that on Twitter,” and added, “People say it’s an anime, and I can’t recall… Well, why not? I don’t see any problems with it, and I enjoy many animes.” Although Judge didn’t mention specific anime shows he has watched before, this statement effectively settles the amusing debate about whether the Hill family would feel at home among series like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and others.

Invincible Season 4 Confirms Release Window With First Look at a Major Villain

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At San Diego Comic-Con 2025, Invincible left quite an impression with its unique panel, and Robert Kirkman confirmed that the fourth season is set to premiere next year. In anticipation of this new season, Kirkman unveiled a sneak peek at the introduction of a significant antagonist from the original comics – Dinosaurus. This formidable foe will play a pivotal role in Mark Grayson’s life, marking a major turning point for him. Dinosaurus will make his debut in season 4 and will be voiced by Matthew Rhys, who initially sparked speculation among fans that he would join the series as an entirely different villain. Here’s your first look at Dinosaurus before Invincible Season 4 hits the screens.