Ant-Man and The Wasp: QuANTuMANia

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There’s a red carpet and a bunch of fans linking to see a preview of this. Should I give them a dose of my positive opinion?

(I’m here to see a classy movie about gay teenagers getting bullied).
 
I take most Marvel film critic reviews with a huge pinch of salt now. It looks like a total riot.

*prepares disappointed post*
 
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Well the reviews LIED about this being just a teaser for future. It most certainly was self-contained enough to stand on its own. Some of the humor was SHIT and omg @ MODOK, they really green lit THAT huh. Pfeiffer and Majors were both QOLs and mostly I enjoyed this. @Iguana won.
 
Everyone I know who's watched it already has told me it's more a filler movie and an obvious vehicle to properly introduce Kan into the MCU. In their own words: Wait till it hits Disney+ :gross:
 
I'm not rejoining the MCU story until it starts to tell the wider story and pull it all together. I'll check in if one of the standalone films/series are excellent on their own merit (Wandavision/Shang-Chi). There's just TOO much content now.
 
Yikes.

This was fairly underwhelming. Jonathan Majors must have sore shoulders after he carried the film. It wasn't a total disaster, the overlong joke about how many holes Scott has was fairly amusing and the multiple Ant-Men were a hoot. MODOK was appalling.

A strong 6.
 
Well……


I didn’t hate this? Like it’s extremely average but it’s not offensive as a whole. What I hated was Paul Rudd who’s just awful, wooden and his annoying daughter. The whole family had zero chemistry.

Jonathan Majors was good, a huge improvement over his Loki appearance and I guess he’ll get to play different versions.

I really liked how they portrayed Modok and the nod to the broccoli people.

It doesn’t need to exist beyond setting up Kang. It could honestly have been a solo Kang movie and it would have been better.
 
I actually thought this was perfectly fine. It’s not brilliant but it certainly has a beginning, a middle and an end. There are definitely characters really in peril unlike Doctor Strange. Jonathan Majors was a great villain, and with Pfeiffer, Douglas and Rudd together that’s a lot of natural on screen charisma.

Of the latest Marvel movies it’s the best since Black Widow.
 
Well surely that depends on how much the studio received versus how much it cost.

That aside, it’s definitely been a critical bomb, plus lead to all sorts of soul searching about the MCU as a commercial venture.
 

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