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Moving to YMMV under Hilarious In Hindsight
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The review ends with a jab at Fox refusing to give up the film rights or cut a deal similar to Sony with [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming Spider-Man]], despite having no clear plans as to how to use the rights on their own. Seven months later, 20th Century Fox would be sold to Disney, effectively ending the rights issues.
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--->"We got SelfDemonstrating/{{Deadpool}} ComicBook/{{Deadpool}} [[Film/Deadpool2016 right]]! [[Film/XMenOriginsWolverine Eventually]]."
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** A monkey being used to test the teleporter is so blatantly CGI that the Critic thinks it was an unrendered model from ''Film/SpaceChimps''.
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** A monkey being used to test the teleporter is so blatantly CGI that the Critic thinks it was an unrendered model from ''Film/SpaceChimps''.''WesternAnimation/SpaceChimps''.
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** When Rob finds the Critic collapsed on the ground after the portal-in-the-sky cliché is used in the film, he tries to bring the Critic back to his senses, while both converse in the style of an intimate conversation between [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings Sam and Frodo]] after the latter successfully destroyed the One Ring.
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** When Rob finds the Critic collapsed on the ground after the portal-in-the-sky cliché is used in the film, he tries to bring the Critic back to his senses, while both converse in the style of an intimate conversation between [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings [[Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheReturnOfTheKing Sam and Frodo]] after the latter successfully destroyed the One Ring.
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I don't think Administrivia can be invoked.
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* TropesAreNotGood: Invoked by the behavior of the Adequately Impressive Three at the start of the video, who parody the idea that being DarkerAndEdgier is inherently better than being LighterAndSofter.
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* CallBack: The review begins with the Critic, Malcolm and Tamara reminiscing about their time as the "Adequately Impressive Three" from [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS8E10 the review]] of the first ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' [[Film/FantasticFour film]]. Like that time, however, they simply go watch a Creator/{{Netflix}} series (in this instance, ''Series/JessicaJones2015'') instead of doing superheroics, with the only change being their DarkerAndEdgier style makeover. Naturally, Rob is still none too pleased, later theorizing that they were "inspired" by watching this film.
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* CallBack: The review begins with the Critic, Malcolm and Tamara reminiscing about their time as the "Adequately Impressive Three" from [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS8E10 the review]] of the first ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' [[Film/FantasticFour [[Film/FantasticFour2005 film]]. Like that time, however, they simply go watch a Creator/{{Netflix}} series (in this instance, ''Series/JessicaJones2015'') instead of doing superheroics, with the only change being their DarkerAndEdgier style makeover. Naturally, Rob is still none too pleased, later theorizing that they were "inspired" by watching this film.
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* SoBadItsHorrible: [[InUniverse The Critic's]] final opinion of the film, as he believes that the other Fantastic Four films, while bad, at least tried to be more faithful to the source material, but this one [[InNameOnly feels ashamed to be related to the Fantastic Four]] or comic books in general.
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* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Just like in the 2005 film, the gang seems to spending most of their time testing and admiring their new abilities, and very little of it fighting crime.
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* SoBadItsHorrible: [[InUniverse The Critic's]] final opinion of the film, as he believes that the other Fantastic Four films, while bad, at least tried to be more faithful to the source material, but this one [[InNameOnly feels ashamed to be related to the Fantastic Four]] or comic books in general.
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** A flashback of Reed in high school has the Critic quip that great ideas die in American high schools.
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** A flashback of Reed in high school has the Critic quip that great ideas die in American high schools.
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* MaliciousMisnaming: The Critic makes no effort whatsoever to hide his hatred of the movie, referring to the superheroes as the "Fantastic Bore" and the film itself as "Fant-Snore-Stic''.
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-->"Oh! We didn't have to say it out loud, but you still had to take a movie with a guy named Von Doom seriously! Piss off!"
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The review ends with a jab at Fox refusing to give up the film rights or cut a deal similar to Sony with [[Film/SpiderManHomecoming Spider-Man]], despite having no clear plans as to how to use the rights on their own. Seven months later, 20th Century Fox would be sold to Disney, effectively ending the rights issues.
