Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania

The hate this film gets is not fair, major upgrade over the second film in the ant man saga and paints the picture for the future of the MCU. Good supporting characters and everyone got there chance to shine, but didn't take anything away from Scott. There are curse words throughout this movie though, which Disney has surprised me pleasantly there

The Ant-Man films have always been a fun, easy going section of the MCU. When all the madness is ensuing in other corners, Ant-Man is still hanging around, having a zany adventure. Here, at the start of Phase 5, Ant-Man and the Wasp defend the MCU, through the Quantum Realm. Like the rest, this installation of Ant-Man does a great job of having fun, creating emotional familial bonds, and doing fun and creative things with size. Taking place almost completely in the Quantum Realm, we see a lot of incredible visual, but also some lackluster CGI as well. It's no secret that this movie was edited last minute to make changes to its climax and I believe that is where this suffers the most. Kang was a phenomenal and truly menacing villain, but it takes away from that when he loses completely and the heroes immediately go back to everyday life. I can't help but feel that a better version of this film sits on the cutting room floor and will never see the light of day. Unfortunately, that is par for the course of some modern comic book flicks as editing has become the most nefarious villain of all.

ChatGTP could not have written such vomit, how did this script get approved? It's a crime against humanity that a cent was even spent on such a vile story as this. It has the worst lines in the history of humanity, and even worst plot.

Boring. When bro fanboys say they want an "unwoke" super hero movie this is what you get. Some random action scenes bound together with a little faux science dialogue. They literally go somewhere called Subatomica or something. I mean, come on.

Entertaining for sure, with Jonathan Major's Kang being its true highlight. The movie fits the Ant-man narrative tonally, but could have been even more tuned with the other two if it wasn't for the fact that it was chosen to introduce "the next avangers-level manace".

Ever hear the saying throw some things at the wall and hope something sticks? Well that's what this movie is except nothing sticks. Just a mixed up bag of gobbledygook, the premise of which calls into question the point of any film in the MCU. Bad concept and a bad idea to make this film. I did like the Bill Murray cameo but that was about it. Hands down for me the worst film in the MCU. I haven't seen the Eternals or the Marvels though so keep that in mind :)

Not funny, not entertain, horrible characters

Loved the CGI and Paul Rudd, the surprise cameos were fun, and it moved the pieces along where they need to be for the rest of MCU Phase 5

Here is the worst film produced by Marvel, if Ant-Man and the Wasp was bad, Quantumania was even worse, The film that should have presented a villain as good as Kang fails brutally, Kang is a bad villain and the film doesn't convince that the villain is really that threatening or intimidating, he talks and talks and does nothing, in addition to other super generic things played in the film, the wasp shouldn't even be in the title as it wouldn't make any difference, the cgi is a JOKE! Modok is easily Marvel's worst villain, This film doesn't seem to be from the same universe as Avengers: Infinity War, it deserves a 2/10.

Paul Rudd does a fantastic job once again as Ant-Man, and the introduction of Kang the Conqueror is done fantastically. The ending of the movie leaves you wondering about the stability of the Marvel Universe as a whole and wanting to see more from Jonathan Majors as Kang.