The Fantastic 4: First Steps (2025)
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Against the vibrant backdrop of a 1960s-inspired, retro-futuristic world, Marvel's First Family is forced to balance their roles as heroes with the strength of their family bond, while defending Earth from a ravenous space god called Galactus and his enigmatic Herald, Silver Surfer.
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... Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic
... Sue Storm / Invisible Woman
... Ben Grimm / The Thing
... Johnny Storm / Human Torch
... Galactus
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FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://talkingfilms.net/the-fantastic-four-first-steps-review-marvels-first-family-finally-gets-the-film-it-deserves/
"The Fantastic Four: First Steps not only introduces a team with the potential to lead the MCU's new era, but also establishes its own distinct identity: heartfelt, visually striking, and emotionally grounded.
Between Michael Giacchino's chilling score and the immersive retro-futuristic aesthetic - not to mention the undeniable chemistry among the four leads - there's a rare cohesion in this origin story, despite a few secondary issues.
The emotional weight in Vanessa Kirby's expressions, the intimate dilemmas faced by Pedro Pascal, and the vulnerability shown by Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach reveal an uncommon care for human detail.
If these are the first steps, they're sure-footed - and full of soul."
Rating: B+
Director:
Writer:
Stan Lee (Characters)
Jack Kirby (Characters)
Eric Pearson (Story)
Jeff Kaplan (Story)
Ian Springer (Story)
Kat Wood (Story)
Josh Friedman (Screenplay)
Eric Pearson (Screenplay)
Jeff Kaplan (Screenplay)
Ian Springer (Screenplay)
Stan Lee (Comic Book)
Jack Kirby (Comic Book)
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Release Date:
2025-07-23
Run Time:
115 min
MMPA Rating:
PG-13
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The Fantastic 4: First Steps
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://talkingfilms.net/the-fantastic-four-first-steps-review-marvels-first-family-finally-gets-the-film-it-deserves/
"The Fantastic Four: First Steps not only introduces a team with the potential to lead the MCU's new era, but also establishes its own distinct identity: heartfelt, visually striking, and emotionally grounded.
Between Michael Giacchino's chilling score and the immersive retro-futuristic aesthetic - not to mention the undeniable chemistry among the four leads - there's a rare cohesion in this origin story, despite a few secondary issues.
The emotional weight in Vanessa Kirby's expressions, the intimate dilemmas faced by Pedro Pascal, and the vulnerability shown by Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bachrach reveal an uncommon care for human detail.
If these are the first steps, they're sure-footed - and full of soul."
Rating: B+
Fun sci-fi fantasy that features a solid cast, good visual effects and okay enough story. Not great but well worth the price of admission. That said, can't say I have a desire to revisit for a long while. **3.75/5**
"Unlike the last dozen-or-so MCU plods, which turned derring-do comic book heroics into endurance tests, THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS spins a ripping yarn that soars not only on spectacle, but also smarts and sentiment..."
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Well good news, after ages and having given up trying “Sue” (Vanessa Kirby) and boffin “Reed” (Pedro Pascal) are going to have a bairn! This is great news for her brother “Johnny” (Joseph Quinn) and the stony fourth member of their gang “Ben” (Egon Moss-Bacharach). The news is greeted enthusiastically by their adoring fans too, but those celebrations are cut short when a mysterious woman descends from what looks like a meteor shower to forewarn them that their planet is doomed. Her (Julia Garner) boss “Galactus” (Ralph Ineson) is on his way, and he is hungry for not just some rare earths, but all of it! Blessed with their array of super-powers, the quartet embark in their warp-capable rocket to meet this chap and he offers them an alternative to global destruction. It’s one hell of a sacrifice for the would-be parents though, but with the fate of humanity hanging on their decision - what will they choose? Perhaps they can think of a scientific alternative? There is a slightly retro-look to the production, with their flying car looking like a converted Citroën that belonged in a Jacques Tati film, and there is plenty of inter-galactic adventure with some effective visual effects, a decent degree of menace and it stays sufficiently devoid of sentiment, and the multiverse, until the denouement. Though they do gel well together, none of the acting isn’t really anything special, nor is the writing, but “Ben” looks good with his beard and Quinn probably steals the show with his engagingly flaming character and his spray-on white 501s. There are loads of gadgets and gizmos and anyone who has ever had to argue with a child seat and a car might empathise, too. It’s an old-fashioned save the world movie that hasn’t sold it’s soul to the CGI, and I enjoyed it.
Much of The Fantastic Four: First Steps is built around Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) and Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) getting pregnant and having their child, Franklin. Everything seems to be built around baby proofing and preparing for someone new to enter their lives until The Silver Surfer (Julia Garner) arrives to let everyone know that an enormous cosmic being named Galactus plans to swing by and eat the entire planet.
The superhero film feels like a sci-fi film from the 1960s, which makes sense since Fantastic Four #1 debuted in 1961. Maybe it’s the bright colors or the fact that H.E.R.B.I.E. is featured so prominently, but the first half of the film feels like a multi-episode arc of The Jetsons.
Things are lighthearted and fairly silly until The Silver Surfer shows up. But The Fantastic Four and James Gunn’s Superman seem to be honoring the silver age of comic books, which is a welcome change for superhero films.
Oddly, the marketing makes it seem like the family bond amongst The Fantastic Four is so strong because it doesn’t seem that great while watching it. The film isn’t an origin story, as you only get a brief montage of how they got their powers. But there’s a lot of indecisiveness amongst the team with Franklin on the way. The way time passes in the film is weird. Sue’s pregnancy and Franklin’s age (apart from a certain time jump) seem accelerated, and it’s difficult to decipher if that much time has passed (nine months for the pregnancy, plus however many additional months Franklin is supposed to be) or if it’s fast-tracked because they all have powers.
The casting in The Fantastic Four: First Steps is fine, but they still seem to be finding a rhythm as a team. Reed’s brain works in a way that has him thinking of the worst scenarios, while his plans and logic stem from building everything around the most horrible solution. Sue just wants her baby to thrive in the presence of a loving family. She doesn’t want to give him to Galactus or decide his fate if he happens to have powers. She wants him to live and flourish with his own identity and choices.
The film seems to hint at Johnny being a womanizer, but he’s painfully single here. He latches onto The Silver Surfer and devotes a good chunk of the film to learning her language just so he can talk to her. The fate of the world may be at stake, sure, but dat silver ass has light years to travel and he’s got to make his moves now.
Ben is kinda boring, honestly. He shows interest in Rachel Rozman (Natasha Lyonne) and returning to the places that remind him of what it’s like to feel normal, but unless he’s destroying something or lifting a car over his head, he’s a little forgettable. He isn’t conflicted enough and doesn’t clobber enough things to leave a lasting impression.
Reed and Sue have noticeable chemistry, and they should given that they’re married. And Johnny and Ben have this macho kind of bro energy where they’re always ribbing each other and yet also sarcastically supporting one another (Ben’s beard, Johnny referring to himself in third person). As a foursome and a team, though, they still seem to be lacking, like they’re still learning to coordinate cohesively instead of Reed or Sue calling it on the spot.
The film takes place four years after the cosmic storm that caused them to gain their powers. But maybe the “first steps” part of the title refers to them still learning to work together as a team, as well as Franklin’s first baby steps.
The visual effects are mostly extremely impressive, with a few noticeable green screen shots and face animations being the only funky inclusions. The Silver Surfer’s face looks awkward at times, like it isn’t properly centered on Julia Garner’s body, or something. I wasn’t a huge fan of how the Human Torch looked either. His body is just orange with some lazy flames at the sides that don’t even cover his entire body.
The Silver Surfer chase sequences in the wormhole are some of the best the MCU has ever done. There was a bit of an uproar amongst the internet community when The Silver Surfer turned out to be female in this, but the character is given the coolest moments in the film and arguably the film’s most emotional sequence apart from the film’s finale. It's been apparent since Doctor Strange has been hinting at it in both of his films, but the MCU needs to go fully cosmic for its next phase.
Despite being beloved around the world and being a team for a decent amount of time, it feels like The Fantastic Four are still working out the kinks of being a solid team in First Steps. The performances are solid, the chemistry amongst the cast is great, and there are sentimental moments sprinkled throughout the entire film.
There’s a lot of promise in what the future of the MCU holds with this version of The Fantastic Four, and it’s somewhat of a relief to have a Fantastic Four film that is actually worthwhile and hopefully worth revisiting with fondness instead of regret.
I like drama, but i don't like action
**Not bad!!**
Because of the crap Marvel has been pumping overt the last decade, I went to watch this movie with very low hopes.
It was a surprising experience that the movie turned out to be pretty OK. Storyline is not too complicated. It is a simple predictable story without too much twisted plots or surprises. Nonetheless, the storytelling is captivating and you don’t realize how the 1:30 hr passed. Acting is pretty decent, Pedro Pascal shines in his acting. There is no typical Marvel BS in this movie.
If I had seen this movie about 15 years ago, I would have called it an average. But I am so sick and fatigued with crap movies these days, that even a normal movie like this feels good.
Overall it is worth watching.
There’s a distinctive charm to “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” a refreshing, visually inventive take on the MCU formula. Director Matt Shakman brings Marvel’s First Family into a retro-futuristic 1960s setting that makes the movie stand out from the typical summer superhero fare. Shakman delivers a world of bold colors, bubble-helmeted scientists, and sleek, sci-fi tech that’s unexpectedly delightful, if a bit slow moving.
Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) and his wife Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) have their first baby on the way. They, along with Reed’s brother-in-law Johnny (Joseph Quinn) and best friend Ben (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), are excited to welcome a new bundle of joy into their home. But when a mysterious woman known as Silver Surfer (Julia Garner) shows up with a dire warning from a ravenous space god called Galactus (Ralph Ineson), Sue and Reed are given an impossible choice: give up their newborn son to save Earth, or let the entire planet be destroyed.
This conflict sounds compelling, but it’s also where the film stumbles. Galactus is more of a looming concept than a compelling villain, with motivations that feel too impersonal and very vague. Silver Surfer is a terrific character with an interesting back story, but the movie never quite gives her enough to do. The Four aren’t bogged down with an elaborate origin story either, and it works well here. They’re already established by the time we meet them, which allows for more time spent on character dynamics. I could see how casual audiences who are less familiar with the comic book characters could find the lack of an origin story disappointing, but the actors and their chemistry more than make up for it.
The film leans into its “found family” theme with heart and sincerity, placing an emphasis on character over spectacle. The strong performances from the cast boost the film’s overall credibility, and the special effects are (admittedly) top notch. The themes lean heavily on the idea that family is not only biological, but also can be chosen, and there’s a nice balance between the need to be superheroes as well as parents and a strongly bonded family.
Although there is plenty to like here, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” isn’t a movie I’d ever want to revisit. I can’t honestly say that I’m excited to see any of these characters in future films, and I actually found the Four to be a little bit boring. And while it’s so nice to see a Marvel film that isn’t trying desperately to be forcefully stuffed into some extended universe timeline, the movie doesn’t entirely escape the studio’s usual pitfalls.
By: Louisa Moore / SCREEN ZEALOTS
There’s a distinctive charm to “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” a refreshing, visually inventive take on the MCU formula. Director Matt Shakman brings Marvel’s First Family into a retro-futuristic 1960s setting that makes the movie stand out from the typical summer superhero fare. Shakman delivers a world of bold colors, bubble-helmeted scientists, and sleek, sci-fi tech that’s unexpectedly delightful, if a bit slow moving.
Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) and his wife Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby) have their first baby on the way. They, along with Reed’s brother-in-law Johnny (Joseph Quinn) and best friend Ben (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), are excited to welcome a new bundle of joy into their home. But when a mysterious woman known as Silver Surfer (Julia Garner) shows up with a dire warning from a ravenous space god called Galactus (Ralph Ineson), Sue and Reed are given an impossible choice: give up their newborn son to save Earth, or let the entire planet be destroyed.
This conflict sounds compelling, but it’s also where the film stumbles. Galactus is more of a looming concept than a compelling villain, with motivations that feel too impersonal and very vague. Silver Surfer is a terrific character with an interesting back story, but the movie never quite gives her enough to do. The Four aren’t bogged down with an elaborate origin story either, and it works well here. They’re already established by the time we meet them, which allows for more time spent on character dynamics. I could see how casual audiences who are less familiar with the comic book characters could find the lack of an origin story disappointing, but the actors and their chemistry more than make up for it.
The film leans into its “found family” theme with heart and sincerity, placing an emphasis on character over spectacle. The strong performances from the cast boost the film’s overall credibility, and the special effects are (admittedly) top notch. The themes lean heavily on the idea that family is not only biological, but also can be chosen, and there’s a nice balance between the need to be superheroes as well as parents and a strongly bonded family.
Although there is plenty to like here, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” isn’t a movie I’d ever want to revisit. I can’t honestly say that I’m excited to see any of these characters in future films, and I actually found the Four to be a little bit boring. And while it’s so nice to see a Marvel film that isn’t trying desperately to be forcefully stuffed into some extended universe timeline, the movie doesn’t entirely escape the studio’s usual pitfalls.
By: Louisa Moore / SCREEN ZEALOTS
Look I am a huge Marval Movie fan and I thought this movie was one of my favorite movies of 2025 and one of my favorite Marvel Movies ever!
80/100
Our 4 heroes must save the world from a being that eats planets. This was a really fun and nostalgic entry in the MCU lexicon. Taking place in the 60s in a different universe, it perfectly blends the 60s feel and aesthetics with advanced technology. The family dynamics were nicely presented with depth, heart and humor. The action is top notch and the special effects were awe inspiring in scale. Galactus made a great omnipotent being and the Silver Surfer was also very well portrayed. We've waited far too long for a good F4 movie and I'm so glad to finally see it. -- DrNostromo.com
Easily the best Fantastic Four film, not that it’s a high bar. Fourth time was definitely the charm (not including the unreleased 90s film).
Cast & Crew of
The Fantastic 4: First Steps
Cast
... Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic
... Sue Storm / Invisible Woman
... Ben Grimm / The Thing
... Johnny Storm / Human Torch
... Galactus
... Shalla-Bal / Silver Surfer
... Harvey Elder / Mole Man
... Rachel Rozman
... Lynne Nichols / F4 Chief of Staff
... Ted Gilbert
... Franklin Richards
... H.E.R.B.I.E. (voice)
... Mole Man Attack Witness
... Donna / Saved Girl
... Power Plant Worker #1
... Power Plant Worker #2
... ABC Newscaster William Russell
... Channel 9 Newscaster Carolyn Haynes
... Larry the Lobbyist
... Boston Newscaster
... Yancy Street Man
... Wiseass Kid
... Yancy Street Kid
... Yancy Street Kid
... Yancy Street Kid
... Yancy Street Kid
... Timely Employee #1
... Timely Employee #2
... WHIH Reporter Albert Taft
... Baxter Reporter #1
... Baxter Reporter #2
... Baxter Reporter #3
... Hooligan
... Pundit
... Pundit
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Sue Speech Crowd
... Interpreter
... Interpreter
... Interpreter
... Lagos Family
... Lagos Family
... Lagos Family
... Lagos Family
... Lagos Family
... New York Family
... New York Family
... New York Apartment Father
... Shalla-Bal's Daughter
... Shalla-Bal's Daughter
... Ghanian Anchor
... Australian Anchor
... Newscaster
... Ted Gilbert Announcer (voice)
... Sally the Makeup Artist
... Stagehand
... The Thing Acting Double
... H.E.R.B.I.E. Puppeteer
... H.E.R.B.I.E. Puppeteer
... H.E.R.B.I.E. Puppeteer
... Ted Gilbert Show Dancer
... Ted Gilbert Show Dancer
... Ted Gilbert Show Dancer
... Ted Gilbert Show Dancer
... Ted Gilbert Show Dancer
... Victor von Doom / Doctor Doom (uncredited)
Crew
... Executive Producer
... Director
... Costume Design
... Production Design
... Director of Photography
... Storyboard Artist
... Graphic Designer
... Storyboard Artist
... Prosthetic Designer
... Original Music Composer
... Set Decoration
... Production Sound Mixer
... Special Effects Supervisor
... Producer
... Casting
... Characters
... Characters
... Hair Designer
... Makeup Designer
... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Stunts
... "B" Camera Operator
... First Assistant "B" Camera
... Second Assistant "B" Camera
... First Assistant "A" Camera
... Storyboard Artist
... Costume Supervisor
... Stunts
... Art Direction
... Second Unit Director of Photography
... Second Unit Director
... Stunts
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... Co-Producer
... Executive Producer
... Executive Producer
... Storyboard Artist
... "A" Camera Operator
... Stunts
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... Key Grip
... Concept Artist
... Standby Carpenter
... Petty Cash Buyer
... Still Photographer
... Location Coordinator
... Best Boy Grip
... Hair Supervisor
... Makeup Supervisor
... Assistant Set Decoration
... Location Manager
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... Graphic Designer
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... Stunts
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... Supervising Art Director
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... Assistant Art Director
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... Stunt Double
... Second Assistant Director
... Compositing Supervisor
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... Makeup Artist
... Hairstylist
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... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Visual Effects Producer
... Casting Associate
... Draughtsman
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... Supervising Sound Editor
... Sound Designer
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... Sound Re-Recording Mixer
... Music Supervisor
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... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Animation Supervisor
... Visual Effects Producer
... First Assistant Director
... Stunts
... Visual Effects Producer
... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Animation Supervisor
... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Sound Effects Editor
... Script Supervisor
... Sound Effects Editor
... Stunts
... Editor
... Editor
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... Story
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... Screenplay
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... Executive Producer
... Music Supervisor
... Orchestrator
... Visual Development
... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Comic Book
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... Additional Editor
... Visual Effects Supervisor
... Visual Effects Producer
... CG Supervisor
... CG Supervisor
... Compositing Supervisor
... Concept Artist
... Researcher
... Production Coordinator
... Associate Producer
... Key Set Costumer
... In Memory Of
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... Associate Producer
... Associate Producer
... Animation Supervisor
... CG Supervisor
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... Animation Supervisor
... Compositing Artist
... Visual Effects Producer
... CG Supervisor
... Unit Production Manager
... Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
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... Additional Sound Re-Recording Mixer
... Lighting Artist
... 2D Supervisor
... Visual Effects
... Animation
... Unit Production Manager
... VFX Supervisor
... VFX Supervisor
... Other
... Other
... Stunts
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... Other
... Other
... Stunt Double
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... Stand In
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... Art Direction
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... Art Department Coordinator
... Draughtsman
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... Conceptual Illustrator
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... Storyboard Artist
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... Art Department Assistant
... Art Department Assistant
... Art Department Assistant
... Assistant Set Decoration
... Other
... Set Decorating Coordinator
... Assistant Set Decoration
... Assistant Set Decoration
... Assistant Set Decoration
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Second Assistant "A" Camera
... "C" Camera Operator
... First Assistant "C" Camera
... Second Assistant "C" Camera
... Camera Loader
... Camera Trainee
... Boom Operator
... Boom Operator
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Digital Imaging Technician
... Other
... Production Supervisor
... Production Coordinator
... Assistant Production Coordinator
... Travel Coordinator
... Other
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... Third Assistant Director
... Third Assistant Director
... Production Secretary
... Other
... Other
... Production Assistant
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... Production Assistant
... Production Assistant
... Production Assistant
... Other
... Production Accountant
... First Assistant Accountant
... Other
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... Payroll Accountant
... Payroll Accountant
... Payroll Accountant
... Other
... Assistant Costume Designer
... Assistant Costume Designer
... Assistant Costume Designer
... Assistant Costume Designer
... Costume Coordinator
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... Set Costumer
... Set Costumer
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... Textile Artist
... Textile Artist
... Textile Artist
... Textile Artist
... Dresser
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... Costume Assistant
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... Hair Supervisor
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... Post Production Supervisor
... First Assistant Editor
... First Assistant Editor
... First Assistant Editor
... Music Editor
... Music Editor
... Music Editor
... First Assistant Editor
... Music Editor
... Other
... Other
... Post Production Coordinator
... Editorial Production Assistant
... Editorial Production Assistant
... First Assistant Editor
... Other
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... VFX Supervisor
... VFX Supervisor
... VFX Supervisor
... Visual Effects Production Manager
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... Visual Effects Coordinator
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... VFX Editor
... Animation Supervisor
... Compositing Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Visual Effects Production Assistant
... Stereoscopic Supervisor
... Special Effects Coordinator
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
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... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Special Effects Technician
... Property Master
... Assistant Property Master
... Other
... Other
... Carpenter
... Carpenter
... Concept Artist
... Concept Artist
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Painter
... Rigging Gaffer
... Standby Carpenter
... Standby Carpenter
... Standby Rigger
... Location Manager
... Location Manager
... Assistant Location Manager
... Assistant Location Manager
... Unit Manager
... Assistant Unit Manager
... Additional Casting
... Additional Casting
... Casting Associate
... Executive Assistant
... Casting Assistant
... Casting Associate
... Casting Assistant
... Extras Casting
... ADR Voice Casting
... Unit Publicist
... BTS Videographer
... Dialogue Coach
... Executive Assistant
... Executive Assistant
... Executive Assistant
... Construction Manager
... Construction Coordinator
... Construction Buyer
... Machinist
... Machinist
... Electrician
... Scenic Artist
... Scenic Artist
... Sculptor
... Sculptor
... Sculptor
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... Sculptor
... Assistant Production Coordinator
... Production Coordinator
... Supervising Carpenter
... Supervising Carpenter
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... Supervising Carpenter
... Second Unit First Assistant Director
... Second Unit Director
... Visual Effects Supervisor
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... Pre-Visualization Supervisor
... Pre-Visualization Supervisor
... VFX Editor
... CG Supervisor
... VFX Editor
... Animation Supervisor
... Compositing Supervisor
... Compositing Supervisor
... Compositing Lead
... Compositing Lead
... Compositing Lead
... Compositing Lead
... CG Supervisor
... Compositing Supervisor
... VFX Editor
... Animation Supervisor
... CG Supervisor
... Digital Producer
... Visual Effects Producer
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