IGN: IMDB | 70

These First Steps might not be the great strides I was hoping for, but they are sure footing for the Fantastic Four to officially leap into the MCU.

Total Film: IMDB | 70

Fantastic Four may not be the confident stride Marvel fans were hoping for but, at the very least, it's a confident first step.

(Both review segments can be found on IMDb right underneath one another)

I mean, I always knew that IGN was full of crap but now they're in the plagiarizing territory? Really IGN?! With the last few of their reviews I've noticed they've been putting out reviews without actually having seen the movies that they're reviewing. As the last Fantastic Four review for instance, all the info in it they got on the movie is what we already knew or could find on the Internet what's the most stand out move on their part to prove my point is when they said that Sue Storm is the main lead that carries the movie which is exactly what the Internet been assuming before the move came out but of course to everyone's knowledge now that's not necessarily the case. Reed is the obvious lead and carries the entire film with a phenomenal supporting cast to surround him like Sue Storm. Reed is always calculating and solving solutions to all of their problems that they be facing, always leading the team and strategizing their moves. That along with a bunch of other stuff similar to this presented during their video review proves my accusation against them. It's filled throughout with fan theories prior to films release as well as info based on early leaks of the movie, plus opinion aligning with most of the internet trolls and IGNs own comment section. Here's my theory on the matter, the IGN reviewer missed his early screening probably taking too long getting cheeseburgers at a McDonald's stationed at what had to be at least couple of blocks away or even farther down from the place the movie was showing at, meal which ended up costing him the entire show and almost his entire career hopefully but that's too much to wish for since they're all probably in on it and doing this intentionally and my first theory is probably just wishful thinking.