Disney+ Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
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Are the numbers a reflection that the general public treated it like an Ant-Man film? Did Ant-Man 2 get a bump because it came after Infinity War?
Oh definitely got a bump because of infinity war
the post credit scene was talked about more than anything in that movie lol
Just saw this
I really don't have the words to describe what I just saw but this felt like two or three movies in one
Not sure why modok was in this. Like he legit didn't serve any purpose.
I actually liked the humor sprinkled throughout
It felt like some much needed context may have been left on the cutting room floor. I thought Majors nailed Kang.
For some reason, I was really interested in what happened to the ants and I'm not sure if that's a good thing
I guess overall, the movie didn't suck but the marketing and PR team definitely pulled a bait and switch imo
I don't even know how to rate this. Maybe a 6? IDK
I really don't have the words to describe what I just saw but this felt like two or three movies in one
Not sure why modok was in this. Like he legit didn't serve any purpose.
I actually liked the humor sprinkled throughout
It felt like some much needed context may have been left on the cutting room floor. I thought Majors nailed Kang.
For some reason, I was really interested in what happened to the ants and I'm not sure if that's a good thing
I guess overall, the movie didn't suck but the marketing and PR team definitely pulled a bait and switch imo
I don't even know how to rate this. Maybe a 6? IDK
Inori
NAWF
Where do you think the bait n switch was?
Presenting Kang to be a bigger threat than he actually was.. Or rather this variant
Again, I think majors killed the role but it gave me serious iron man 3 mandalorian vibes.
Like when shit was getting kinda real, his mannerisms went from this dude who was a badass to him being... Scared?
Like I know he is a man and not a mutant but for most of the movie, he was giving off huge immortal energy but he was acting real mortal down the stretch. I don't think I'm explaining my pov right but I loved the hand 2 hand combat at the end. He was giving Scott the beats.
I would've preferred more of that in the final act but I also get it was because his tech was damaged.
God_Body
Check yourself, what percentage is you?
Inori
NAWF
hmm I didnt really pick up scared.. more desperation than anything.
lol @ Iron Man 3 Madalorian vibes
But yeah im sure he'll present a bigger threat once he's back at full power
Don't quote me
Maybe
Cause he was calm and in control for most of his screen time then it just did a 180
Iceberg_Taylor
THE FINAL BOSS
He needs allies for his agenda he’ll take anything he can get
God_Body
Check yourself, what percentage is you?
Give me my flowers. I’ve been right about everything.
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ThaManMythLegnd
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Modok was supposed to be the main villain, but suits forced reshoots and made Kang it. You right though, the writing and story is garbage. The daughter was pointless.
Lol wait what? Kang was announced as the antagonist 3 years ago
How can Scott’s daughter be pointless when she was the driving force behind them even being there?
And then the driving force behind why Scott even helped kang to begin with?
And then the driving force behind why Scott even helped kang to begin with?
Pointless would be bill Murray’s character
Iceberg_Taylor
THE FINAL BOSS
This was never true at any point. Cut the cap bro
Iceberg_Taylor
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ManMythLegend came through just made some shit up to get computers puttin and left