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Surprise - Guys Who Make Movies Are Now Making Comic Books
By David Rosenthal

By now you're no longer surprised that comic book writers, stories, and characters are being gobbled up by the movie industry. You've seen a ton of superhero and comic book characters in the movie theaters and on television. And not just the obvious stuff, but lesser known stuff like Frank Miller's Sin City a few years ago, and more recently his take on 300. Maybe you're even very observant and a comic book reader and recognize a few names as the credits roll. Like have you noticed comic book writer Jeph Loeb's name, mostly known for his Spider-Man comics work, showing up on shows like Smallville, Lost, and Heroes? Or have you seen the name Brian Michael Bendis, current writer of the New Avengers comic, show up on the MTV version of Spider-Man?

Fantastic Four director Tim Story recently discussed the upcoming release of the Fantastic Four DVD with www.f4movies.com . He said that they would be adding several special effects scenes to the movie for the DVD release. He also mentioned some scenes featuring Ben Grimm and Alicia Masters. He also remarked that it would be fantastic if he got to work on a sequel for the Fantastic Four.

There is already talk about a sequel to the Fantastic Four. Michael Chiklis the actor who played the Thing as said as early as next spring or early summer shooting may begin for the Fantastic Four 2. The first one has already broke the 100 million dollar barrier domestically, and that's just for ticket sales. The toy sales are bound to make the movie very profitable. Just check out all the Fantastic Four toys.

With more movie critics giving the Fantastic Four a hard time than super villains at a lawyer's convention, you would think it would flop, but the Fantastic Four have triumped over the reviews of Doom with over 56 million dollars it's first weekend to become the number one movie this week. It may not be shakespeare, but it's a lot of fun. The movie leaves you wishing for a sequel next week. The antics of the Thing vs the Human Torch are really what makes it worth while. It's like watching a couple of brothers go at it with super powers.

You may have read some negative reviews on the Fantastic Four from others, but let me attempt to clarify. If you want shakespeare, then no I guess it wouldn't make you happy. If your one of these guys that can recite the name of every person to ever sit aboard the Starship Enterprise, (super geeks) then you'll probably find something wrong with this movie. If your an average joe who would like to take your family to something not terribly offensive with action, humor, and super heroes, then this one is for you.

It's got a little romance for the ladies, and plenty of funny scenes for the kids and guys who like to laugh. The friendly fight scenes between the Thing and the Human Torch will keep you rolling on the floor. They act like a real family except with super powers. The two deliver flawless guy humor with slightly slapstick action in the grand tradition of the Three Stooges, but not really that unrealistic. Of course their are plenty of car crashes, and fighting for the action fans.