The effects were finalized before the scene in front of the Statue of Liberty, which was in the U.S. domestic release.

The setting for there was that, you know, he was working his tail off and getting frustrated.

And she came by and she said, you need to clear up your head.

And they went into the place where they used to hang out in their youth where actually they develop their love, their passion, and mutual passion to science.

Only two science geeks will go to the heightened planetarium to really watch the stars.

It's great how they rekindle and they find their happiness.

I mean, the cool thing about the Fantastic Four is that it's such a character driven series that we're going to, you know, we're going to draw on that and also bring some of the the magic that makes them different from any other comic book.

I think in Marvel movies you have sort of an advantage because the stories have been serialized for 50, 60 years.