The just-released trailer showcases a unique visual style with a mix of retro elements from the 1960s and cutting-edge future technology. In the introduction, the talk show host introduces the 'Fantastic Four' under the spotlight, drawing attention with the comment, "Four brave astronauts went into space and returned forever changed." Enthusiastic welcome and applause pours in from the audience, heightening interest.
This directing raises curiosity about how ordinary characters acquire special superpowers and how they come to be noticed by the world as a family of superheroes.
In the trailer, Ben Grimm (Evonne Moss-Bachrak), who has a body as hard as a rock, and Herbie, a humanoid robot, cook. A scene appears together. In addition, Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal), Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby), and Johnny Storm (Joseph Quinn) have dinner together, showing the warm daily life of an ordinary family.
In particular, the family's rejoicing together at the news that Sue Storm is pregnant stimulates the audience's curiosity by suggesting changes due to the advent of new life.
In the second half of the trailer, the planet-devouring Galactus and his mysterious messenger Silver Surfer (Julia Garner) appear, heightening tension. The whole world is engulfed in anxiety due to this crisis, and attention is being paid to whether the 'Fantastic Four' can solve this crisis.
Pedro Pascal appears as Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic) and takes center stage in the story. Sue Storm (The Invisible Woman) is played by Vanessa Kirby, and director Matt Shakman and screenwriter Peter Cameron collaborate again. The addition of music director Michael Giacchino is expected to increase immersion in the film, and is scheduled for release in July.