Chris Evans (Human Torch) Increasing his temperature as the supernova | Fantastic Four (2005 movie) 

I know right! That's why I doubted Chris was the Torch because I remember Johnny is so different and far extroverted than Cap.

@superfuresh and the Cellular

He also plays on Not Another Teen Movie. Was another solid role Chis Evans played.

Watch Knives Out. He was total evil..

Either that or they are just really easy characters to play. This one is basically as easy as just reading your lines and acting cool, and captain America is just reading your lines with very little emotion and trying to sound vaguely old-timey.

He can destroy anything between a 50 light years

The most dangerous superhero ever created, probably more than superman

@@JJ-94 no

@@JJ-94 for dc is nothing

The idea that he could set fire to the atmosphere if he hit 4000 kelvin is actually ridiculous. Meteors travelling at very high speeds have impacted Earth, and in their entry they generate a tremendous amount of heat through the atmosphere. They never set fire to the atmosphere. Also, in 1962 the United States conducted the "Starfish Prime" nuclear test, where they tested nuclear explosions in the upper atmosphere. The temperatures of a nuclear explosion go way beyond 4000 kelvin and it never ignited the atmosphere.

That would have been the most amazing reveal in cinema - if they did it right 😅😂 *When cap went back, he had to lead different lives, in different dimensions, as different mutants - his sole purpose being the recollection of the stones, which he had to keep secret. His changing personality was to conceal his true identity.

@@choosefreedom4725 well now the Multiverse is a thing, so….

Was the Reed Richard in multiverse of madness from these films? If so there's a slight possibility of due to captain America holding all the stones couldve had a Flux on reality thrusting him to alternate selves

They likely mean the reboot, the reboot does suck

@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer it do suck tho. Lol

The actual science that they show is horrible, not even close to accurate. I read somewhere years ago (when this came out) that a single atom at the 4000 kelvin (6740.33 Fahrenheit) can instantly cook everything within a two (or five... I don't remember the exact number) mile radius. And in this scene he almost hit that number with two people not even 50 feet away? Yeah, they would have been cooked no matter what equipment they were using to block him. Heck, the city would have been ash. We're talking hotter and more deadly then a nuke here. That being said all four actors were perfect for their rolls, they did an excellent job. It was the writers and the people they depended on for research that fell short.

@@Kanelle88 A movie with a man that can set himself on fire and you're bringing logic into this conversation 😂😂

I was in love with these guys as a kid

Ikr?😂😂

Omg i would love to see that 😭😭😭 He would see johnny and "huh weird.."

@neil he is assisted by The Watcher

Well it was another Human Torch though, not the Fantastic Four one.

Droid right?

@@JR7noir Yup, Jim Hammond.

i mean captain america existed long before him but whatever

@@razkable No human torch made his first appearance in 1939 captain America appeared later in 1941

And Mr. Fantastic

2010: Lucas Lee

How is Mr Fantastic water?

@@alessandrowarna3237 according to Marvel Database Wikipedia Trivia, The powers of all of the Fantastic Four are based on one of the four elements; in Neil Gaiman's Marvel 1602, his power is associated with the classical element of water. The association to the element of water was also brought up in Heroes Reborn Fantastic Four, X-Men / Fantastic Four, Ultimate Fantastic Four and in the Marvel Boy mini-series by Grant Morrison.

@@alessandrowarna3237 water is do not have a color and shape.is this flow or it can crash.only it is like a polycarbonate metal.because the water is soft,but more you can earn do you got a gallon weight.that's why Mr.fantastic is like a water.

@@Vinith2001 Be water, my friend.

@@alessandrowarna3237 He's not water there wrong.

I had one as a kid too. Snapping my fingers before entering a tuition class and then my thumb lit up LMAO. I still remember feeling the burning sensation. Literally felt it

I see you watched the video too

yeh i dont need a transcript i watched it

supernova isnt the temperature of sun tho. Its hotter than sun.

Love his laugh.

@@tricejam5026 this line has bothered me for over a decade filaments I’m lightbulbs are hotter than 4000 k

I’d like to think of the possibilities of a secret war arc in the future

nope

After watching Loki? Definitely

@@fatihataheya2718 haha yeah

There are two Human Torches, the Orignal is the one that became Vision not Johnny.

The surface of the sun is 10,000k and the inner is over 10 million.

@@attrennux0000 it’s actually 4000-6000 Kelvin and the core is like 15 million Kelvin

@Frost Flurry nah it’s 15 million Kelvin. Absolute highest it could be is 20 million Kelvin

That is a scary thought if the human torch was on the bad side

But he could kill himself and destroy all life on the planet by setting fire to its atmosphere

😂 🤣

No and no.

He can be higher if reed not stop him

Yhea but the hulk can withstand a nuke if you piss him off enof before doing it. They only way too kill the hulk is one quick fast hard blast before he knows what is happening and is only mildly anoyed. If he survives that, it is over. You are fucked

He needs to breath oxygen

human torch can't use his flame on space because the atmosphere is too thin to support his flame