I actually saw that movie in theaters. It wasn't really woke in the way I expected, but the focus on Sue Storm and her baby ended up making the rest of the team seem like side characters. The fact that she's willing to put the entire planet in jeopardy just to avoid giving up her baby also made me not really want to sympathize with her.

SPOILER BELOW

The worst part in my opinion was the final fight with Galactus. Everyone else on the Fantastic Four team is completely ineffective at stopping Galactus. Even the Thing, after he finally says, "it's clobbering time!" (signaling that this must be his big moment in the movie), really only makes Galactus flinch momentarily from the impact of his blow. But then Sue Storm, through the power of being a mother who really loves her baby, single-handedly incapacitates Galactus and pushes him through multiple buildings, across several blocks, into a teleporter and saves everyone.

EDIT: I haven't read the comics, so I don't know how true the movie is to the comics. But to me the ending felt cheesy. Other people say the movie is good.

I actually saw that movie in theaters. It wasn't really woke in the way I expected, but the focus on Sue Storm and her baby ended up making the rest of the team seem like side characters. The fact that she's willing to put the entire planet in jeopardy just to avoid giving up her baby also made me not really want to sympathize with her.

SPOILER BELOW

The worst part in my opinion was the final fight with Galactus. Everyone else on the Fantastic Four team is completely ineffective at stopping Galactus. Even the Thing, after he finally says, "it's clobbering time!" (signaling that this must be his big moment in the movie), really only makes Galactus flinch momentarily from the impact of his blow. But then Sue Storm, through the power of being a mother who really loves her baby, single-handedly incapacitates Galactus and pushes him through multiple buildings, across several blocks, into a teleporter and saves everyone.