Ant-Man and The Wasp

Glanza · 3 Aug 2018 at 10:37

Scrutinize said:
Saw this tonight, great film. Took its time to get the UK release.

Blame the World Cup some bright spark in America thought people wouldn't go watch a film due to that.

Off to watch it in the morning in 4dx as it's earliest showing.

VincentHanna · 3 Aug 2018 at 12:38

It's quite a 'slight' film, there's no huge stakes or consequences. Sometimes the smaller movies can work better, but after the events of Infinity War it was weird watching something so light in tone.

It was quite funny. Not only the dialogue but the whole school sequence with midget Scott for instance.

Marvel are the top of their game at the de-aging process though. Michael Douglass, Michelle Pfeifer and Laurence Fishburne's younger selves all looked spot on.

So you age normally in the Quantum realm but don't need food or drink or go mad being alone for 30 years?

Glanza · 4 Aug 2018 at 12:42

Wasn't too bad didn't feel like much really mattered considering where it drops in the timeline and it put in place how I think it'll tie into Captain Marvel and Part 2.

Shamikebab · 6 Aug 2018 at 22:48

I enjoyed it, entertaining throughout. Luis again stole the show.

glenimp617 · 10 Aug 2018 at 11:12

and references to infinity war? does the film happen after or before?

Armageus · 10 Aug 2018 at 11:28

I wasn't terribly hyped to go and see it, but glad I did - much better than expected. 8/10 imo (with Infinity War being 9/10, and Black Panther being around 7/10 in my opinion)

TheOracle said:
and references to infinity war? does the film happen after or before?

Film is set just before, with the 1st post credit scene being set simultaneous to the main event in Infinity war. 2nd post credit scene whilst less important still has a bit of a link to Infinity War.

aardvark · 10 Aug 2018 at 11:33

VincentHanna said:
It's quite a 'slight' film, there's no huge stakes or consequences. Sometimes the smaller movies can work better, but after the events of Infinity War it was weird watching something so light in tone.

It was quite funny. Not only the dialogue but the whole school sequence with midget Scott for instance.

Marvel are the top of their game at the de-aging process though. Michael Douglass, Michelle Pfeifer and Laurence Fishburne's younger selves all looked spot on.

So you age normally in the Quantum realm but don't need food or drink or go mad being alone for 30 years?

yeah it was a nice entertaining small film.
marvel are doing all the right things at the moment

Lord-Jaffa · 11 Aug 2018 at 21:51

Forgot how lovely Evangeline Lilly is.