Sure it's not a good movie, but it was shaping up to be entertaining at least. However, this is one case where diverging from the source material radically hurt the finale. I'm no fanboy of any sort, but Galactus is supposed to be one of the most p... (read more) Sure it's not a good movie, but it was shaping up to be entertaining at least. However, this is one case where diverging from the source material radically hurt the finale. I'm no fanboy of any sort, but Galactus is supposed to be one of the most powerful beings in the universe. This movie could have been epic. Instead we get a lame Doctor Doom showdown and Galactus' servant, a guy who has a fraction of his power that Galactus himself grants him, somehow destroys him. But even if I didn't know all the backstory and was a casual observer, that would have stood out to me. I don't even care that Galactus was just a space cloud. Just make it some epic struggle that lets you know the fate of the planet is hanging in the balance, not some storms in China and a silver guy going supernova.

Better then the first one!

Just like the first Fantastic Four movie.....good ideas but the writers or director fell asleep 3/4 of the way through. Both this movie and the original had some serious story holes and the end was awful. The Silver Surfer was cool though. I hope his... (read more) Just like the first Fantastic Four movie.....good ideas but the writers or director fell asleep 3/4 of the way through. Both this movie and the original had some serious story holes and the end was awful. The Silver Surfer was cool though. I hope his movie in 2012 is better.

Levez Le surfer d'argent et vous obtenez un pur nanar tellement insultant que vous avez du mal à comprendre le but de la manoeuvre.

Seen it. Action film.

Of all the summer's big-budget action sequels, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer is the least painful.

Sure, the CGI work is all pro and the Silver Surfer effect is a cool visual but the dumb lines and forced chemistry just don't cut it.

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer is more ambitious than its predecessor. It's also more cluttered and less fleet: The light, pleasingly casual quality of the first picture has evolved into something forced and metallic.

In Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, our heroes get what they deserve: a decent action flick with a jolt of visual wow.

The film fails to sustain its modest running time of 87 minutes.