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The Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (DVD, 2007, Canadian; Dual Side)

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Experience the action-packed adventure of the Fantastic Four in the movie "Rise of the Silver Surfer". Starring Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, and Ioan Gruffudd, this DVD in Canadian dual side edition and NTSC format will surely entertain you. The movie is housed in a tall/DVD case and has a run time of 92 minutes. It's rated NR and was directed by Tim Story. The DVD is compatible with DVD Region Code 1 (US, Canada...) and was released in 2007. Get ready for a thrilling ride with this fantastic DVD. Never a stock photo. What you see is what you get. The dvd is still shrink wrapped and solidly anchored inside the case Your purchase will ship tomorrow for free

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The sequel to the 2005 blockbuster FANTASTIC FOUR, RISE OF THE SILVER SURFER finds the Marvel superhero quartet of Reed Richards (Ioan Gruffudd), Sue Storm (Jessica Alba), Johnny Storm (Chris Evans), and Ben Grimm (Michael Chiklis) facing an extraterrestrial threat in the form of the title character (played by Doug Jones and voiced by Laurence Fishburne), an enigmatic being whose presence on Earth could signal the planet's end. Amidst the ensuing action, Reed and Sue attempt to tie the knot, and an old foe (Dr. Doom, portrayed by Julian McMahon) waits in the wings, allowing for plenty of levity and drama.An improvement on the original movie, this FANTASTIC FOUR outing, once again directed by Tim Story, gets much of its verve from the Silver Surfer himself. Played by Jones, an actor best known for his dual roles in PAN'S LABYRINTH, the Surfer is more than just CGI sheen, with subtle movements that seem truly alien and a voice of supreme gravitas, courtesy of Fishburne. Reed and Sue deal with wedding woes, while the fiery Johnny (aka The Human Torch) and a rock-solid Ben (The Thing) provide an extra dose of humor in a power-switching plot, making the film much lighter than other Marvel offerings and ideal summer viewing for the tween set.

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0024543470786
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Actor
Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, Ioan Gruffudd
Director
Tim Story
Edition
Canadian; Dual Side
Rating
NR
Format
DVD
Release Year
2007
Movie/TV Title
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Genre
Action & Adventure

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1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
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617
Film Country
USA
Display Format
Canadian; Dual Side
Leading Role
Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, Ioan Gruffudd
Release Date
20071002

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by rayandjohnsalesOct 07, 2007
Silver Surfer a Marvel of a Tale
The Rise of the Silver Surfer included an excellent story line and marvelous special effects, but the most importantly of all, it remained faithful to the comics. Of course, staying faithful to the story line was a guarentee that the story line would be excellent. Galactus was the most resilient armagedon monster in comic book history, and the story of Silver Surfer serving and then betraying him is known to any true Marvel fan. Silver Surfer proves that screen writers can exercise literary license while not ruining the stories that fans know and love. Just like in the comics, the FF discover the threat that Surfer poses and seek to confront him. In the end, the Surfer relents and challenges Galactus in order to save the world. While the events that unfold in the middle are not exactly like the comic books, it did not bother me too much. The changes were more a matter of placing the story in modern times than a real attempt to write a new story. I can deal with that. The Comics Code Authority would have banned much of what appeared in the movie, especially the language. In today's world, such sensorship seems pointless as worse things can be seen on prime time television. What was important about the changes was that the characters still behaved like they would have in the original. Dr. Doom forms an alliance of convience just long enough to get what he wants. Mr. Fantastic puts aside personal feelings for the sake of the greater good. Sue Alexcia (Grimm's girlfriend) provide balance to the chaos. Johnny and Thing act like siblings: constantly bickering but always there for each other when needed. Of course, the "anti establishment" feeling that predominated 1970's culture is still present with the US Army charging in like a bull at a china shop only to fall into an obvious trap. I won't comment too much with the special effects. They are on par with what is to be expected with super hero movies these days - nothing original but certainly does justice to the super powers the characters posses. In any case, they are exciting to see. While I do have some negatives, I really have to be nit-picky about them. The biggest dissappointment was how they portrayed Galactus. In the comics, he was humanoid shape. In the movie, he was portrayed as a cloud with chathulu tendrils. I would not have minded it as much if the cloud was a ship and the Surfer actually got to see the destroyer when he challenged him at the end, but perhaps that is expecting too much from a movie. I also thought that Dr. Doom's voice should have been deeper. I didn't mind it so much when he was without his armor, but even before Darth Vader came along I always imagined a deep, resonating voice coming out of that mask. How could it be otherwise? Finally, seeing soldiers wearing hats while indoors always makes this ex-soldier's skin crawl, but I can't fault this movie in particular for that when it is such a common mistake in the entertainment industry. It just seems such a pity that the people in charge of costumes go to so much trouble to get the uniform right to the impossible degree and yet mess up one of the most basic military customs there is. I can honestly say that if you liked reading the FF in four color comics, then you will enjoy this movie. Stan Lee (who makes a funny cameo attempting to crash the wedding) may not have written this, but he could have. John Holland-author of The Necklace of TerrersylvanousRead full review
4 out of 5 stars
by SZZp15W5SSa@Del...Dec 29, 2015
Engaging and rewatchable.
Great movie - daughters loved it. Waiting to see next one
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4 out of 5 stars
by *creativecard-c...Dec 31, 2007
¸ø¤ºEXTREMELYº¤ø,¸¸,ø¤ºGood!
If you enjoyed the first fantastic four, this one will be a perfect addition. I did not like the certain story linkages and it sort of felt fragmented. The discontiuity is a small flaw for a good overall film. 4 out of 5

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