Name: Carlos Andres Chirinos Chavez

Review of The Fantastic Four: Rise of Silver Surfer

This film is a sequel of The Fantastic Four, both films are based in the history
of comic book, of the same name, it was created by Stan Lee and is
produced in the Marvel's Comic
Dr. Reed Richards, aka Mr. Fantastic, and Sue Storm are getting married.
Unfortunately, their nuptial continues to get postponed because of their
responsibilities (and celebrity) as part of the Fantastic Four. But this time,
Reed is determined to make Sue happy by sticking to the wedding plans,
even though he's still obsessed with his research. On the other hand, Johnny
Storm is still playing the field, as Ben Grimm settles down with Alicia.
A mysterious meteorite-like object flies over the globe, creating unnatural
phenomena and large craters in various parts of the world. A military
operation, headed by General Hager, demands the Fantastic Four to give
them some answers. Soon they find out the object is actually a silver alien
riding on a silver surfboard, and he's here to destroy Earth. To capture the
Silver Surfer, the military enlists Victor Von Doom, who mysteriously
reappears. Of course, Victor has his own agenda, and the Fantastic Four
discover that it may very well be too late to save the world.
Truly this film is aimed at the lower common denominator -- there's really
nothing wrong with that. It's just difficult to take this movie seriously, even
by comic book standards. There's enough humor and action to entertain us.