The Financial Truth: When you add the $230 million production cost to a $150 million+ marketing budget and the high cost of reshoots, the movie needed to make roughly $570 million just to break even. It ended at $521.9 million. That is a loss, not a win
@JoelBrandonMedia Feb 15, 2026
I think they should have given someone else a shot rather than Pedro. Maybe Krasinski. Maybe someone else. Also very convenient that Galactus happened to want their baby as his successor. CGI was not great on Galactus or Ben. But entertaining.
@Imadmrgamer Feb 10, 2026
They massacred my boy johnny storm
@Littlefire71 Feb 9, 2026
Worst movie of fantastic. Nothing special bullshit silver and galactus and story is so bad one of the worst story in marvel history
@Dohsoda Jan 19, 2026
In my opinion, the best MCU movie since "Avengers: Endgame". It had the fun nostalgic throwback charm of "Captain America: The First Avenger". Its a legitimate good movie.
@deeplaysgaming4754 Jan 11, 2026
When the reviewer looks more like reed richards than the movie character.
@realpinkking Jan 8, 2026
The argument scene just pisses me off, because the entire time sue storm isn't even trying to think about giving up her child, were as reed Richards is constantly thinking about it. HE SAYS IT IN THE ARGUMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!
@darnellevans939 Jan 6, 2026
It always irks me when people describe the thing as a rock man- he's not made of rocks! This movie would have been much better if it had shown galactus actually devouring a planet, unaided. The way he ate the skrull throneworld in the comics. That was terrifying!
@cliftonconnor9389 Jan 4, 2026
You can tell they really pushed to make Sue Storm the star of the movie. Ben was basically used for side dressing. Like his salad.
@ShaneC2788 Jan 3, 2026
It was bang average, nothing new.
@counterintuitivepanda4555 Jan 2, 2026
Agreed. Really enjoyed the movie more than other recent ones.
