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I want to talk about Fantastic Four.

I went and saw it this weekend, and I loved it.

I loved it.

And there haven't been a lot of Marvel movies that I've loved over the past couple of years.

There are ones that I've thought were interesting or good or moving things along in whatever storyline they wanted to move along.

This one I loved.

I thought it was very well done for a lot of reasons.

And I wanted to tell you some of them.

And now that the movie's been out for a little bit,

hopefully I won't spoil it, spoil it for you.

But I'll speak to the stuff that you've seen in the trailers.

How about that?

And just kind of talk about overall tone.

In the Fantastic Four movies, whenever Sony or Marvel has tried to, or Sony Marvel has tried

to do a Fantastic Four movie,

they get a couple things wrong that if you are a hardcore fan of Fantastic Four,

and I wouldn't call myself hardcore,

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