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* The fact a movie with such a silly premise did well enough to get a 2018 sequel is an incredible feat. And it will be awesome for Peyton to get his chance to direct an Ant-Man movie that's 100% his vision rather than just being known as the guy that salvaged what Edgar Wright left behind.
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* The fact a movie with such a silly premise did well enough to get a 2018 sequel green-lit is an incredible feat. And it will be awesome for Peyton to get his chance to direct an Ant-Man movie that's 100% his vision rather than just being known as the guy that salvaged what Edgar Wright left behind.
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* Also, the film received some more early flak from fans who were less than pleased at the announcement that it would be Scott Lang and not Hank Pym being the main character, the latter instead being relegated to a LegacyCharacter and aged mentor of Scott's. In the film itself however, he has a WAY stronger presence than anticipated with his heroism not only on display in flashbacks and in-universe reel footage as the original Ant-Man, but even in his so-called retirement as he not only masterminds the whole venture but pulls a few awesome stunts with his tech as well (see above). Combine that with a compelling character arc involving him coming to terms with his past and you almost cant tell he's not the main.
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* Also, the film received some more early flak from fans who were less than pleased at the announcement that it would be Scott Lang and not Hank Pym being the main character, the latter instead being relegated to a LegacyCharacter and aged mentor of Scott's. In the film itself however, he has a WAY stronger presence than anticipated with his heroism not only on display in flashbacks and in-universe reel footage as the original Ant-Man, but even in his so-called retirement as he not only masterminds the whole venture but pulls a few awesome stunts with his tech as well (see above). Combine that with a compelling character arc involving him coming to terms with his past and you almost cant tell he's not the main.main.
* The fact a movie with such a silly premise did well enough to get a 2018 sequel is an incredible feat. And it will be awesome for Peyton to get his chance to direct an Ant-Man movie that's 100% his vision rather than just being known as the guy that salvaged what Edgar Wright left behind.
* The fact a movie with such a silly premise did well enough to get a 2018 sequel is an incredible feat. And it will be awesome for Peyton to get his chance to direct an Ant-Man movie that's 100% his vision rather than just being known as the guy that salvaged what Edgar Wright left behind.
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* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
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* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. Martin Donovan was also de-aged and Creator/HayleyAtwell was aged up using similar effects as well (although Atwell did wear some old-age makeup) and the CGI in all three instances was near-unnoticeable. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
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* For what looks just like mere comic relief, much credit must be given to Luis' fellow partners-in-crime, Dave and Kurt, when they show their chops during the final heist. [[spoiler:When Paxton and Gale show up unexpectedly and nearly jeopardize the heist by arresting Hank, Dave spots them early using his knowledge of cop vehicles and saves Hank by hijacking their car to distract them. Not only that, when they accidentally draw the cops' ire, the two of them manage to evade them long enough for Kurt to save Scott's behind when he nearly gets fried by a laser trap!]]
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic but serious fight, Scott wins.
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight [[spoiler: Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, experience]], but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic but serious fight, Scott wins.
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* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
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* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse Nick Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as production was put on hold as Adam [=McCay=] and Paul Rudd were doing extensive rewrites with significant input from the rest of the cast, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems as if Reed pulled the whole thing off ''without a hitch'' despite having only a fraction of the prep-time most other directors of superhero movies have.
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as production was put on hold as Adam [=McCay=] and Paul Rudd were doing extensive rewrites with significant input from the rest of the cast, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person Bobby Cannavale complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems as if Reed pulled the whole thing off ''without a hitch'' despite having only a fraction of the prep-time most other directors of superhero movies have.
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots production was put on hold as Adam [=McCay=] and Paul Rudd were demanded, doing extensive rewrites with significant input from the rest of the cast, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems as if Reed pulled the reshoots happened whole thing off ''without a hitch.''hitch'' despite having only a fraction of the prep-time most other directors of superhero movies have.
* Normally, a lead actor taking creative control of a script is a sure sign of WagTheDirector and can garner mixed results (see Edward Norton's control over ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'' for an example of how things can go wrong). But Paul Rudd, with Adam [=McCay=], managed to do a significant rewrite of Edgar Wright & Joe Cornish's screenplay with lots of input from the rest of the cast, expanding many roles and fully incorporating the film into the MCU, to good reviews and box office results.
* Normally, a lead actor taking creative control of a script is a sure sign of WagTheDirector and can garner mixed results (see Edward Norton's control over ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk'' for an example of how things can go wrong). But Paul Rudd, with Adam [=McCay=], managed to do a significant rewrite of Edgar Wright & Joe Cornish's screenplay with lots of input from the rest of the cast, expanding many roles and fully incorporating the film into the MCU, to good reviews and box office results.
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-->'''Scott'''Can we just talk about the fact that I fought an Avenger and ''didn't'' die!
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-->'''Scott'''Can we just talk about the fact that I fought an Avenger and ''didn't'' die!
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-->'''Scott'''Can we just talk about the fact that I fought an Avenger and ''didn't'' die!
** He's not kidding about the "didn't die" part either. [[spoiler: At several moments during the fight, Sam does indeed attempt what would have been lethal measures if Scott were a non-powered opponent, including opening fire with his pistols at point blank range. If anything, Scott's victory was undersold]].
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a ''really'' stupid premise, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals in the MarvelCinematicUniverse. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, just what you can do when you control ants, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands - and the awful things that happen with it in the wrong ones...
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a ''really'' stupid premise, since on paper (on paper) shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals in the MarvelCinematicUniverse. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, just what you can do when you control ants, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands - and the awful things that happen with it in the wrong ones...
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-->'''Cross''': Oh ''wow''. I mean, I saw that punch coming from a mile away, but ''wow'', I expected it to be weak and pathetic!
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really ''really'' stupid concept, premise, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. individuals in the MarvelCinematicUniverse. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, just what you can do when you control ants, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, hands - and the awful things that happen with it in the wrong ones...
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...ones...
* Also, the film received some more early flak from fans who were less than pleased at the announcement that it would be Scott Lang and not Hank Pym being the main character, the latter instead being relegated to a LegacyCharacter and aged mentor of Scott's. In the film itself however, he has a WAY stronger presence than anticipated with his heroism not only on display in flashbacks and in-universe reel footage as the original Ant-Man, but even in his so-called retirement as he not only masterminds the whole venture but pulls a few awesome stunts with his tech as well (see above). Combine that with a compelling character arc involving him coming to terms with his past and you almost cant tell he's not the main.
* Also, the film received some more early flak from fans who were less than pleased at the announcement that it would be Scott Lang and not Hank Pym being the main character, the latter instead being relegated to a LegacyCharacter and aged mentor of Scott's. In the film itself however, he has a WAY stronger presence than anticipated with his heroism not only on display in flashbacks and in-universe reel footage as the original Ant-Man, but even in his so-called retirement as he not only masterminds the whole venture but pulls a few awesome stunts with his tech as well (see above). Combine that with a compelling character arc involving him coming to terms with his past and you almost cant tell he's not the main.
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!!Meta
* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
** Additionally, the return of John Slattery as [[Film/IronMan2 Howard]] [[Characters/MarvelCinematicUniverse Stark]] after 5 years, no matter how brief, also counts as a moment of awesome as he re-personifies the character while staying true to Creator/DominicCooper's more [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger recent]] [[Series/AgentCarter portrayal]].
* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
** Additionally, the return of John Slattery as [[Film/IronMan2 Howard]] [[Characters/MarvelCinematicUniverse Stark]] after 5 years, no matter how brief, also counts as a moment of awesome as he re-personifies the character while staying true to Creator/DominicCooper's more [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger recent]] [[Series/AgentCarter portrayal]].
* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
!!For the 2015 Film:
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
** Additionally, the return of John Slattery as [[Film/IronMan2 Howard]] [[Characters/MarvelCinematicUniverse Stark]] after 5 years, no matter how brief, also counts as a moment of awesome as he re-personifies the character while staying true to Creator/DominicCooper's more [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger recent]] [[Series/AgentCarter portrayal]].
* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
!!For the 2015
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* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, [[spoiler: Janet]] survived in there for ''decades!''
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* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, [[spoiler: Janet]] survived in there for ''decades!''''decades!''
!!Meta
* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
** Additionally, the return of John Slattery as [[Film/IronMan2 Howard]] [[Characters/MarvelCinematicUniverse Stark]] after 5 years, no matter how brief, also counts as a moment of awesome as he re-personifies the character while staying true to Creator/DominicCooper's more [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger recent]] [[Series/AgentCarter portrayal]].
* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
!!Meta
* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
* Another meta one for Creator/HayleyAtwell and the character of ComicBook/PeggyCarter. This marks her ''sixth'' appearance in the MCU, not counting [[Series/AgentCarter her own show]], with a [[Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar seventh]] on the way. Without a doubt, she's passed the likes of [[Film/IronMan Phil]] [[Series/AgentsofSHIELD Coulson]] and [[Film/TheAvengers Nick]] [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier Fury]] in permeability of being in the MCU.
** Additionally, the return of John Slattery as [[Film/IronMan2 Howard]] [[Characters/MarvelCinematicUniverse Stark]] after 5 years, no matter how brief, also counts as a moment of awesome as he re-personifies the character while staying true to Creator/DominicCooper's more [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger recent]] [[Series/AgentCarter portrayal]].
* The effects to de-age Creator/MichaelDouglas to how he looked in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Creator/PatrickStewart from the X-Men films, or Creator/JeffBridges in ''Film/TronLegacy''.
* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
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* Cross getting assaulted by numerous Bullet Ants, they buy time for Scott to catch up and Cross is cool in just ripping them apart.
* Cross getting assaulted by numerous Bullet Ants, they buy time for Scott to catch up and Cross is cool in just ripping them apart.
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* The film got a lot of flak early on for having what seemed like a really stupid concept, since on paper shrinking and speaking to insects doesn't look all that impressive compared to other super-powered individuals. And then the film shows you precisely how cool fights can be even when you're ant-sized, or all the awesome things that can be done with shrinking technology in the right hands, and awful things in the wrong ones...
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* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man. Yes, you're seeing it correctly: those are tanks being blown up and soldiers being knocked out, out or shot up, all on a military base.base. Not so lame now, right?
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* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, it's her!
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* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, it's her![[spoiler: Janet]] survived in there for ''decades!''
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* A meta one for Peyton Reed, who was tasked with taking over after Edgar Wright Creator/EdgarWright left. Considering he was coming in as reshoots were demanded, one can imagine that there would be difficulties, but (Barring (barring one person complaining that there was greenscreen in most of the re-shot scenes), scenes) it seems the reshoots happened ''without a hitch.''
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* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man. Yes, you're seeing it correctly: Those are tanks being blown up and soldiers being knocked out, all on a military base.
* Scott breaking into 'some old rich guy's house' sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man. Yes, you're seeing it correctly: Those are tanks being blown up and soldiers being knocked out, all on a military base.
* Scott breaking into 'some old rich guy's house' sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
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* When Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals claims that he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man. Yes, you're seeing it correctly:Those those are tanks being blown up and soldiers being knocked out, all on a military base.
* Scott breaking into'some "some old rich guy's house' house" sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
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** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
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** Scott's The end of that fight is a moment of awesome for Scott, himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to in the use of the suit, and is on his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates well, infiltrating Falcon's back-mounted tech to stop his wings to stop them and magnifying goggles from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, working, all while succeeding successfully locating and getting retrieving the device that his original objective said he was sent to achieve.get in the first place.]]
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* Cross [[spoiler:revealing how CrazyPrepared he is when Scott reaches the shrunken Yellojacket armor...and Cross smugly lowers it out and reveals he knew all along what Hank was planning and doing, and instead turning it into part of his pitch to HYDRA. Shame he didn't guess what Hank was ''also'' planning to do...]]
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* Cross [[spoiler:revealing revealing how CrazyPrepared he is when Scott [[spoiler:Scott reaches the shrunken Yellojacket armor...Yellowjacket armor ... and Cross smugly lowers it out of its containment unit and reveals that he knew all along what Hank was planning and doing, and instead turning turns it into part of his pitch to HYDRA. Shame he didn't guess what Hank was is ''also'' planning to do...]]
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* Hank is also CrazyPrepared, revealing that the [[spoiler:tank keychain isn't just a decoration. ''It's an actual tank shrunken to a smaller size.'' This proves instrumental in helping him and Hope escape Cross' vault.]]
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* Hank is also CrazyPrepared, revealing that the [[spoiler:tank keychain isn't just a decoration. ''It's an actual tank shrunken to a smaller size.'' This proves instrumental in helping him and Hope escape Cross' Cross's vault.]]
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* The final battle between Scott and Cross. The Yellowjacket suit is a military weapon that can kill people from a distance while shrunk and the Ant Man suit has presumably not been updated for a few decades. Scott still uses his ingenuity to maintain a big enough advantage during the fight that only the Yellowjacket's more advanced features let it stay standing.
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* The final battle between Scott and Cross. The Yellowjacket suit is a military weapon that can kill people from a distance while shrunk and the Ant Man Ant-Man suit has presumably not been updated for a few decades. Scott still uses his ingenuity to maintain a big enough advantage during the fight that only the Yellowjacket's more advanced features let it stay standing.
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, but serious, fight Scott wins.
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, comedic but serious, fight serious fight, Scott wins.
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** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
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* The second Post-Credits scene: [[spoiler: Cap and Falcon find Bucky.]]
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* The second Post-Credits scene: [[spoiler: Cap and Falcon find Bucky.]]Bucky!]]
* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, it's her!
* During the scene where Scott enters [[spoiler: the Quantum Realm]], you might notice [[https://40.media.tumblr.com/7ba0d42a74ceedcd597c26e5c1a408a5/tumblr_inline_nrsylfK0wF1qi6zcz_540.png a certain someone]] reflected in Scott's helmet. That's right, it's her!
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, but serious, fight Scott wins.
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* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, but serious, fight Scott wins.wins.
* The second Post-Credits scene: [[spoiler: Cap and Falcon find Bucky.]]
* The second Post-Credits scene: [[spoiler: Cap and Falcon find Bucky.]]
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* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
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* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** Repeated again whenWhen Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
** Repeated again when
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* The reveal in the opening scene that despite all the sexism she suffered back in the '40s, Peggy Carter did eventually get all the prestige she deserved and rose to a top-level SHIELD administrator.
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* The reveal in the opening scene that despite all the sexism she suffered back in the '40s, Peggy Carter did eventually get all the prestige she deserved and rose to a top-level SHIELD administrator.administrator.
* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, but serious, fight Scott wins.
* In his first mission Scott has to fight Falcon, who's not only a highly trained soldier with years of combat experience, but an AVENGER! How do things go? After a comedic, but serious, fight Scott wins.
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** It gets better when you know the line was put in the script with no expectation that it would lead to anything else, before [[spoiler:Marvel and Sony reaching a deal to share the rights to Spider-Man resulted in it being perfectly placed to lead into his first MCU appearance in the very next film.]]
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* Hank revealing to Hope [[spoiler:the unfinished second Wasp suit in the mid-credits stinger. We might still get to see the Wasp in action.]]
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* Hank revealing to Hope [[spoiler:the unfinished second Wasp suit in the mid-credits stinger. We might still get to see the Wasp in action.]]]]
* The reveal in the opening scene that despite all the sexism she suffered back in the '40s, Peggy Carter did eventually get all the prestige she deserved and rose to a top-level SHIELD administrator.
* The reveal in the opening scene that despite all the sexism she suffered back in the '40s, Peggy Carter did eventually get all the prestige she deserved and rose to a top-level SHIELD administrator.
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* Cross [[spoiler: takes advantage of Scott tending to a wounded Hank to point a gun at his (non-bulletproof) helmet. What does Hope do? Uses her own insect manipulation device to cause a swarm of ants to jam the gun.]]
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* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man.
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* The footage detailing Hank's exploits as the original Ant-Man. Yes, you're seeing it correctly: Those are tanks being blown up and soldiers being knocked out, all on a military base.
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!!For the 2015 Film:
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** The effects to de-age Michael Douglas to how he was in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Patrick Stewart from the X-Men films, or Jeff Bridges in Film/TronLegacy.
!!For the 2015 Film:
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
!!For the 2015 Film:
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
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* The end of the TrainingMontage where Scott runs with the ants before taking the lead and getting ahead while they follow really shows that he has become part of an amazing world.
* Scott can grow so small that most people have a hard time spotting him, let alone hit him. [[spoiler:Falcon]] still manages to knock him around for most of their fight.
** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
* Scott can grow so small that most people have a hard time spotting him, let alone hit him. [[spoiler:Falcon]] still manages to knock him around for most of their fight.
** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
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* Scott breaking into 'some old rich guy's house' sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
* The end of the TrainingMontage where Scott runs with the ants before taking the lead and getting ahead while they follow really shows that he has become part of an amazing world. \n* Scott can grow so small that most people have a hard time spotting him, let alone hit him. [[spoiler:Falcon]] still manages to knock him around for most of their fight.\n** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
* The end of the TrainingMontage where Scott runs with the ants before taking the lead and getting ahead while they follow really shows that he has become part of an amazing world.
* Scott can become so small that most people have a hard time spotting him, let alone hit him. [[spoiler:Falcon]] still manages to knock him around for most of their fight.
** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
** Scott's end of that fight is a moment of awesome for himself. [[spoiler: This is a guy who is still limited to the use of the suit, and is his first real operation with using it. Instead of turning around when discovering that the factory is not an abandoned Stark Industries district but something being used by the Avengers, he powers on. During his fight with Sam Wilson, he holds his own incredibly well and infiltrates his wings to stop them from working as well as the enhanced visors Falcon used to track where he is, all while succeeding and getting the device that his original objective said to achieve.]]
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* "It was never just a heist!"
* Scott [[spoiler:escaping subatomic space.]]
* Scott [[spoiler:escaping subatomic space.]]
* "It was never just a heist!" Cue the destruction of [[spoiler:the Pym Technologies]] building. At first, it just looks like StuffBlowingUp, but then you realize [[spoiler:the building is not exploding, it's ''imploding'']]!
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
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* Scott breaking into 'some old rich guy's house' sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
* The destruction of [[spoiler:the Pym Technologies]] building. At first, it just looks like StuffBlowingUp, but then you realize [[spoiler:the building is not exploding, it's ''imploding'']]!
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
* The destruction of [[spoiler:the Pym Technologies]] building. At first, it just looks like StuffBlowingUp, but then you realize [[spoiler:the building is not exploding, it's ''imploding'']]!
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
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* Scott breaking into 'some old rich guy's house' sets up how excellent his burglary and improvising skills are. The first hitch is a lock that requires a finger print, so he makes a resin impression from a doorknob and gets by that. The second hitch is trickier: a thick steel door, so he resorts to using ice to make the door explode. Hank wasn't kidding about finding the right guy.
* The destruction of [[spoiler:the Pym Technologies]] building. At first, it just looks like StuffBlowingUp, but then you realize [[spoiler:the building is not exploding, it's ''imploding'']]!
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]][[spoiler:escaping subatomic space.]]
* The destruction of [[spoiler:the Pym Technologies]] building. At first, it just looks like StuffBlowingUp, but then you realize [[spoiler:the building is not exploding, it's ''imploding'']]!
** It gets better. [[spoiler: Isn't that some of the tech from Agent Carter?]]
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* Hank revealing to Hope [[spoiler:the unfinished second Wasp suit in the mid-credits stinger. We might still get to see the Wasp in action.]]
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** The effects to de-age Michael Douglas to how he was in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Patrick Stewart from the X-Men films, or Jeff Bridges in [[Film/TronLegacy TRON:Legacy]].
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** The effects to de-age Michael Douglas to how he was in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Patrick Stewart from the X-Men films, or Jeff Bridges in [[Film/TronLegacy TRON:Legacy]].
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
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* Hank revealing to Hope [[spoiler:the unfinished second Wasp suit in the mid-credits stinger. We might still get to see the Wasp in action.]]
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** The effects to de-age Michael Douglas to how he was in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Patrick Stewart from the X-Men films, or Jeff Bridges in [[Film/TronLegacy TRON:Legacy]].
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.]]
* Hank kicking Carson's butt in the 1989 prologue. A harmless scientist he is not. BadassBookworm he is.
** The effects to de-age Michael Douglas to how he was in the 1980s might be the best seen on film. A far cry from the de-aged Patrick Stewart from the X-Men films, or Jeff Bridges in [[Film/TronLegacy TRON:Legacy]].
** Repeated again when Hank punches a smug Cross in the face. Cross reveals he knew the punch was coming, but didn't expect Hank to hit so hard.
