Right off the bat you can tell that KP4 is not up to snuff. They should have left well enough alone with the enjoyable third installment.
The dialog and pace are amateurish, and the initial premise is yet another male hero must pass on his power to a female under the guise of succession. Another not particularly charismatic female character, as per the norm.
And where are the fantastic five? Geez Louise. The villain isn't particularly worrisome, and in general the movie lacks the heart that made previous efforts memorable.
The kids will likely love it, and stop thinking about it the minute they get finished.
Holly wood is in trouble. They're continually destroying or diminishing their popular characters. I can only assume that this is the work of mediocre artists who want to represent their mediocrity on screen.
A money-grab nothing-burger.
The dialog and pace are amateurish, and the initial premise is yet another male hero must pass on his power to a female under the guise of succession. Another not particularly charismatic female character, as per the norm.
And where are the fantastic five? Geez Louise. The villain isn't particularly worrisome, and in general the movie lacks the heart that made previous efforts memorable.
The kids will likely love it, and stop thinking about it the minute they get finished.
Holly wood is in trouble. They're continually destroying or diminishing their popular characters. I can only assume that this is the work of mediocre artists who want to represent their mediocrity on screen.
A money-grab nothing-burger.