I must disagree.  The 1994 film has camp value going for it.  The 2005 version is just a generic, big-budget snooze fest with a reliance on poorly rendered CGI.  At least the original had its heart in the right place, the newer has no heart at all.

...that said, I've never really had any interest in The Fantastic Four franchise...  But were I to watch one of the movies, I'd pick the 94 version every time, hands down.

why does thing look like a rubber muppet...other then that it actually looks bettter then the versions that are currently out

how come they never showed the torch on fire?

i have this and the thing actually doesnt look too bad. still better then the commish. its not much worse then the new one

F4 while amusing as a Stan Lee host tv show, even the series was full of whining and squabbling. Dr Doom was an awesome villian but they kept having to make him look foolish to allow dumbasses like the Fantastic 4 and Spiderman to defeat him.

This seems to have better production values than your typical Roger Corman movie.

At least Von Doom doesn't look all that ridiculous. The effects are fairly dated, but the recent ff movies are only that: good effects and money (compare to the brilliance that's iron man, for instance).

Surprised no one's mentioned this yet, but the completed film is in the wild. You can probably download it if you know where to look (and I don't).

I have a bootleg VHS copy that I got 5 or 10 years ago from a guy in my hometown who specialized in bizarre bootlegs before the intarwebz showed us all how it's done. Being non-digital, it's not the best looking, but it's good enough that I know that I'm not missing much by not having a digital copy.

Though to be honest, I wouldn't be missing much anyway. It's about as good as you'd think it is.

I love how at one point in the trailer the Invisible Woman becomes the 'I don't exist woman' as the guards run into each other.