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These Are The14 Jaw-Dropping Thoughts I Had Watching "Fantastic Four: First Steps" At Home

These Are The14 Jaw-Dropping Thoughts I Had Watching "Fantastic Four: First Steps" At Home

By Kevin Harson

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Why Fantastic Four: First Steps Is Better Viewed At Home

However, I did notice a few things during this rewatch that I didn't pick up during my first viewing in the theater. Here are the 14 things that stood out to me when watching Fantastic Four: First Steps at home.

1.

This storyline takes place on Earth 828. Exactly how many Earths have been identified in the Multiverse?

2.

Did the Fantastic Four ever seek therapy for their traumatic ordeal in space?

3.

Does Reed Richards ever feel the need to stretch?

4.

Our introduction to Rachel is Alicia-coded, and I'm here for it.

5.

The general population relies too much on help from the Fantastic Four.

6.

H.E.R.B.I.E. is an integral part of the group, therefore they should be called the Fantastic Five.

7.

If Galactus has been around for billions of years, does he have any hobbies?

8.

The Fantastic Four's trip to and from Galactus took a month. What were Earth 828's governments doing during that time?

9.

What exactly is causing Ben Grimm/The Thing's beard to grow?

10.

If Earth 828 were to succeed in teleporting to another solar system, wouldn't that cause a disturbance to the new system's planetary order?

11.

Could Franklin save or revive anyone injured from a villains arrival?

12.

Subterranea would be an actual vibe if the lighting was better.

13.

If Franklin enjoys the book The Origin of Species, does this mean we'll learn more about what causes superpowers and mutants?

14.

Based on the 2nd post-credit scene, I think we're getting some major X-Men action soon.

What did you notice during your Fantastic Four: First Steps rewatch? Catch it now on Disney+.

Originally published by buzzfeed.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.

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