Fantastic Four

Continuity mistake: During the rescue scene on the bridge, just before Reed rescues the falling fireman, it shows a shot of two other firemen. one is on top of the truck while the other is hanging from the end of the ladder. as Ben is pulling the truck back on to the bridge, there are now three firemen on the ladder near the back of the truck. but as the Ben pulls the truck back on to the bridge, you can see that there are only two firemen, one still hanging from the end of the ladder and the other half way along the ladder.

Susan Storm: You were at 4,000° Kelvin! You were approaching supernova!
Johnny Storm: Sweet!
Susan Storm: No, not "sweet"! That's the heat of the sun!
Reed Richards: You could kill yourself, other people, and burn up the atmosphere, ending all human life as we know it.
Johnny Storm: Got it. Supernova bad.

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Question: When Reed, Sue and Ben see Johnny on TV, they see that he has a four on his uniform. Sue asks where it came from and at this point a brief glimpse of a four is also on Reeds uniform but then he quickly hides it giving the indication that he put one on his uniform as well as the others. If Reed only wanted to find a way of getting rid of their powers, then why would he place a four on his uniform? He didn't want to use his powers to help people at all. He only wanted to find a way to cure himself and the others.

Answer: From the look on Reed's face, I assumed he checked to see if he had the patch on his suit as well. He sees that he does and in order to hide it from the others in fear of Ben and Susan thinking he was involved, he hid it quickly and did not mention it.

T Poston

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