Here's everything wrong with the 'Fantastic Four' reboot
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20th Century Fox is the studio behind big budget superhero films like "Wolverine," "X-Men," and the upcoming "Deadpool." And while fans are eagerly awaiting the latest installments of these big name franchises, no one has forgotten the studio's recent flop "Fantastic Four."
The 2015 film was panned by critics, who called out everything from the movie's pacing and special effects to its plot and the acting.
CinemaSins, known for its "Everything Wrong" series, takes 20 hilarious minutes explaining every plot oversight in the movie.
There are more than a few. Even if you haven't seen "Fantastic Four," the clips pretty fun to watch.
Keep reading to see some of the biggest things "Fantastic Four" gets wrong.
We start off by flashing back to Mr. Fantastic's childhood. But if it's 2007, why is his computer from 1996? This is the same year as the first iPhone and two years after the creation of YouTube.
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We find out that Reed created a mini version of the experiment that would later give him and the rest of the team their powers. He creates a transporter, but doesn't know where the objects he transports end up.
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The full-scale version of the project transports human subjects after one successful primate test. After a single test?
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