First Steps makes a bold move in stripping a superhero of their defining characteristic, but shifts the team's hierarchy.

Former Reed Richards actor shares his thoughts on the MCU's The Fantastic Four: First Steps after attending the movie's premiere event with a co-star.

First Steps," the core Four superheroes are a bit of a bore, and in a way that works to the advantage of this grounded tale of heroism and sacrifice, which is scaled properly for what it is.It's not a flashy or over-the-top special effects extravaganza,

The world is safe, the child is alive, and the Fantastic Four stands together again. In the final scene before the credits, the team prepares to return to Ted Gilbert’s talk show, where they first captured public attention. The curtain is about to rise, but the alert comes first. Duty calls. They leave before a single word is said.

Pedro Pascal explains why he avoided a clean shave for Reed Richards in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, after a bad experience at DC.

There’s a lot of promise in this version of The Fantastic Four; a worthwhile cinematic endeavor unlike its predecessors.

Pedro Pascal who plays Reed Richards in Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps is a Game Of Thrones alumni, playing the wickedly devilish Overyn Martell in the famed series. However, it turns out he is not the only character from Westeros who brought his acting chops to the Marvel Cinematic Universe!

Retro charm and familial warmth carry Marvel’s first family, despite a plot that's stretched thinner than Mr. Fantastic’s limbs.View on euronews

As Reed, Pascal is convincing as the world’s smartest man who is nevertheless overwhelmed by the irrational flood of thoughts and emotions that accompany fatherhood. As written, Sue is a somewhat thankless character, but Kirby manages to add depth to the Invisible Woman with subtle performance choices.

The director of "WandaVision" assembles a retro throwback with Jell-O salads and classic sci-fi pacing, starring Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby and Ebon Moss-Bachrach.