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A very thrilling scenario in which a therapist is kidnapped by a serial killer. However, the killer wants to change for the better. Domhnall Gleeson and Steve Carell deliver fantastic performances. With good dialogues and tense moments, the series manages to draw the viewer in. Unfortunately, the season dragged a bit in the middle and was at times boring. It would have been good to go deeper into Strauss's thoughts, as these often came up too briefly, making some things feel rather strange and almost forced.

Nevertheless, the series is very enjoyable for all thriller fans, and the ending is consistent. An interesting scenario.

The film looks very good-one of the most visually impressive Marvel films. The scene in space blew me away. The retro-futuristic look is very well done, with a lot of practical effects. The characters were very well cast. The interaction between the characters is well written, and you immediately get a sense of their relationships. Pedro Pascal is, for me, the scene-stealer because he plays Reed Richards perfectly. His inner conflict is portrayed extremely well. The Silver Surfer is also cool, as she actually surfs, and her action moments are fantastic. The score is amazing-a real earworm and one of Marvel's best.

Unfortunately, the film was too short. They should have expanded the world further; it went a bit too fast. Especially in the second act, when Galactus appeared, the plot felt rushed and didn't really take its time. The story itself was relatively flat and without many complex twists.

In summary, the film was good, but something was missing in the second act. 8.1/10.