I've just watched Fantastic Four, and I really liked it. Beside the last act that was your typical Marvel last act, I thought everything else was pretty awesome. The retro style of course, but not just in the appearance, also in the tone of most of the movie (it may not feel like the real 60s but it definitely feels like a 60s comic) as well as the fact that the movie spends time with the characters. Of course, it helps that there are just four of them (1/2?)
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Still, the movie feels like a family movie for the most part, as much as it feels like a superhero movie.
I seems that Marvel is learning and is less afraid to change its style and tone. I hope they go further in that direction. We'll see.
(and they'd better make the X-Men movies fully political or I riot)
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