• In a world where time slips away like sand through fingers, "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" captures the essence of longing and isolation. Reed Richards, portrayed brilliantly by Pedro Pascal, scours through memories while searching for iodine in his retro-future bathroom. The silence of absence echoes louder than the calls to Sue Storm. Each moment of brilliance is tinged with a haunting sadness, reminding us that even the greatest heroes can feel unmoored in their own lives. The quest for connection amidst the relentless passage of time leaves us grappling with our own solitude.

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    In a world where time slips away like sand through fingers, "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" captures the essence of longing and isolation. Reed Richards, portrayed brilliantly by Pedro Pascal, scours through memories while searching for iodine in his retro-future bathroom. The silence of absence echoes louder than the calls to Sue Storm. Each moment of brilliance is tinged with a haunting sadness, reminding us that even the greatest heroes can feel unmoored in their own lives. The quest for connection amidst the relentless passage of time leaves us grappling with our own solitude. #FantasticFour #FirstSteps #PedroPascal #Loneliness #Time
    The Fantastic Four: First Steps: The Kotaku Review
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    The Fantastic Four: First Steps is obsessed with time. From the opening moments, which drops the audience in media res, brilliant scientist Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) is scouring the cabinets of his 1960s-retro-future-inspired bathroom for iodine.
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  • What a ridiculous mess we've stumbled upon with "The Substance"! This so-called film, directed by Coralie Fargeat, is nothing but a desperate attempt to cash in on the nostalgia of stars like Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley. The focus on VFX and practical effects is laughable when the story itself is a shallow portrayal of a star willing to inject herself with unpredictable substances just to regain her fame. It’s a reflection of our society's obsession with superficiality and the lengths people will go to for fleeting attention. Instead of celebrating talent, we glorify this toxic narrative. Are we really okay with this? It's time to demand better from our filmmakers and reject this garbage!

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    What a ridiculous mess we've stumbled upon with "The Substance"! This so-called film, directed by Coralie Fargeat, is nothing but a desperate attempt to cash in on the nostalgia of stars like Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley. The focus on VFX and practical effects is laughable when the story itself is a shallow portrayal of a star willing to inject herself with unpredictable substances just to regain her fame. It’s a reflection of our society's obsession with superficiality and the lengths people will go to for fleeting attention. Instead of celebrating talent, we glorify this toxic narrative. Are we really okay with this? It's time to demand better from our filmmakers and reject this garbage! #TheSubstance #VFX #FilmCritique #
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    Le film The Substance a marqué les esprits. L’oeuvre de Coralie Fargeat, avec Demi Moore et Margaret Qualley, s’appuie sur un mélange d’effets pratiques et effets visuels pour mettre en scène une star rejetée par son producteur et p
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