I dont care what people think of the first Ant-Man movie, that Thomas the Tank Engine part (1:45) was one of the funniest delivered jokes in MCU history.
you're saying that like it was a universally derided movie that you're a brave little soldier for defending rather than a successful and pretty critically acclaimed entry
You know, it's weird. I always thought of this movie as one of the goofier MCU movies back then, but even this movie had a certain...seriousness to it that modern MCU lacks. Like even when modern MCU is being serious, it still feels self-aware and tongue-in-cheek. Whereas even when the old MCU was being goofy, it still felt genuine and didn't undermine darker aspects of the narrative.
I used to take things like The Avengers for granted lmao. Seemed funny at the time, but in comparison to modern marvel, it feels so serious. As sad as it is that new marvel sucks, at least it makes old marvel even better by comparison. Iron Man 1 and Avengers with always be my absolute favorites
@@Kali-bs7oj I think a lot of this feeling has to do with people's perspectives about life itself changing over time....I rewatched a lot of the old MCU movies and realized they really weren't as good or were the same as I remember them, some of them just being floppy in the same way as some of the newer ones. I think there is plenty of good content that has come out, but of course some of it was just bound to be crappy due to a pandemic putting insane restrictions on all industries, writers strikes, too much pressure for any type of diversity, unexpected actors deaths, and of course, overproduction of content. Personally, I'm not surprised that it went as weird as it did especially in 2022 and 2023, but there was still solid content and in some ways something exciting about the newer directions Marvel started going in. But I was never too attached to the original MCU characters, so it didn't bother me to see it change as much as other people. There's a whole Marvel Universe to explore, and while I thought She Hulk, the Marvels and Thor 4 were flat out bad, Loki, Shang Chi and Guardians 3 are some of the best stories in the whole MCU
@@Lanesra62905 antman is such a fun movie to watch it’s not ground breaking but it’s action is great the shrinking makes for amazing scenes. It’s all round a great movie
To this day, this is still the funniest MCU movie of all time, IMO. At least 90% of the jokes hit hard! And the comedy never comes across as trying to hard like a lot of other Marvel movies.
Reminds me of the goof in Avengers: Endgame. In the background in the big battle, you see Scott stomping away as a giant, right after he just reached the car normal sized. Noticed it in the theater.
This movie is easily top 5 Marvel Movies for me, even top 3 maybe. And overall the funniest, way funnier than GoTG. HOT TAKE! It's a shame the Ant-Man sequels weren't as good as the first, especially the 3rd.
This is one of my favorite marvel fights. One of marvel movies’ best characteristics used be the insane fights, no matter how good the movie was. They used to their their time making comic worthy sequences like this
The scene where the Bachmann Thomas grows giant kinda reminds me of the scene from Thomas and the Magic Railroad when the wind blew him down Muffle Mountain (2:59)
This is what’s missing from every future appearance of Ant Man, instead of just making him a big dude that mows through bad guys. So much levity is is given through The shots of the entire table and play set, just to say that at the end of the day, this is an over the top goofy comic book movie.
You know, I do genuinely wonder if Mattel (the current rights holder of _Thomas and Friends_ ) only okayed the cameo on the condition that the Thomas, Annie, and Clarabel toys weren’t destroyed. Clarabel (the second orange coach) always rides at the back of the train in the show, so they added a couple other coaches and a caboose to A: put more distance between Ant-Man and Yellowjacket, and B: keep any of Mattel’s named characters from getting exploded by a supervillain.
As generic as it is, I really do like it when the villain actually gets his hands a bit dirty and takes on the hero himself even if it isn’t his forte.
I just find it ironic that we see the gigantic stupid face of the train while the yellow guy is becoming a gigantic fac named Modok in the new movie. Isn’t it a foreshadowing ?
This scene has Edgar Wright's fingerprints all over it. If Marvel weren't idiots, they would have let him do his thing and this movie could have been a masterpiece. Oh well!
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That cassie perspective of the fight will always be gold
Lol right everybody laughed at those moments, just looks like fun from her perspective
Ok
I don't know if Ant-Man should be traveling the multiverse or what not, I just want Ant-Man to have a Man of Steel level fight in a LEGO City
That would be dope
LMAO
In the lego version of this fight, thomas doesn't even appear. They just use a full on TANK
😂😂😂
Considering how bad the movie was, I don't want a man of steel level anything.
A moment of silence for all the brave ants that died during this fight.
agreed, agreed
Hear, hear
I love how Yellowjacket’s lasers sound like the AT-AT guns.
Part of me really wants to believe that was done intentionally by the writers as a subtle reference, and not just by coincidence.
Well, same sound company
I came here to confirm when I learned it in another video. ✌️🤓
I dont care what people think of the first Ant-Man movie, that Thomas the Tank Engine part (1:45) was one of the funniest delivered jokes in MCU history.
you're saying that like it was a universally derided movie that you're a brave little soldier for defending rather than a successful and pretty critically acclaimed entry
@@DaveDexterMusicenough with the long words I don’t understand what your saying
@@Thecoolbacon491he’s basically saying your acting like the movie is overrated when it’s pretty much overall liked
@@BenTheBakedBean thanks for telling me
@@Thecoolbacon491 ur welcome
I think the creators were real Thomas the tank engine fans so they put Thomas in the scene.
And never forget to "NEVER TRUST A DIESEL"
@@mrmusickhimself Well besides Rusty.
@@mrmusickhimself Is that a Bullet Train reference?🤣🤣
Imagine if it was Gordon instead 🫤
@@josephilsley3028 why Gordon?
Dude, I Remember seeing this in Theaters and I yelled “Kill him, Thomas!” Those were the good days.
😆
Thomas the tank engine cameo.
You know, it's weird. I always thought of this movie as one of the goofier MCU movies back then, but even this movie had a certain...seriousness to it that modern MCU lacks. Like even when modern MCU is being serious, it still feels self-aware and tongue-in-cheek. Whereas even when the old MCU was being goofy, it still felt genuine and didn't undermine darker aspects of the narrative.
The "I want your daddy too" line still sends chills for me tbh
I used to take things like The Avengers for granted lmao. Seemed funny at the time, but in comparison to modern marvel, it feels so serious.
As sad as it is that new marvel sucks, at least it makes old marvel even better by comparison. Iron Man 1 and Avengers with always be my absolute favorites
I get that serious feeling too, and the way I see it, it stems from the crazy implications of Hank Pym's technology
@@Kali-bs7oj I think a lot of this feeling has to do with people's perspectives about life itself changing over time....I rewatched a lot of the old MCU movies and realized they really weren't as good or were the same as I remember them, some of them just being floppy in the same way as some of the newer ones.
I think there is plenty of good content that has come out, but of course some of it was just bound to be crappy due to a pandemic putting insane restrictions on all industries, writers strikes, too much pressure for any type of diversity, unexpected actors deaths, and of course, overproduction of content.
Personally, I'm not surprised that it went as weird as it did especially in 2022 and 2023, but there was still solid content and in some ways something exciting about the newer directions Marvel started going in. But I was never too attached to the original MCU characters, so it didn't bother me to see it change as much as other people. There's a whole Marvel Universe to explore, and while I thought She Hulk, the Marvels and Thor 4 were flat out bad, Loki, Shang Chi and Guardians 3 are some of the best stories in the whole MCU
As a Thomas and Friends fan since childhood, 3:02 would’ve been a dream come true.
You and me both!
Agree
Probably what Thomas had on his mind when that one cop punished him for no cow catchers.
@@G-MONEY1996 that’s what I was thinking too.
100% true
*"You're an Avenger? Have I killed you before"*
Can't wait to hear this onscreen!
This scene alones shows how Antman is one of the greatest masterpieces ever.
Slow down a little there...
It's good, but
I don't know about that if it was younger Hank Pym then I'll give you that but I don't know about Scott. But it was good
No MCU movie is close to a masterpiece in terms of cinematic storytelling.
@@Lanesra62905 antman is such a fun movie to watch it’s not ground breaking but it’s action is great the shrinking makes for amazing scenes. It’s all round a great movie
@@Lanesra62905 it is a mastapeece
Cassie : Are you a monster ?
Yellowjacket : Do I look like a monster ?
Cassie: I want my daddy.
Yellowjacket : I want your daddy too.
Yellow Jacket: “There you are!”
Thanks Mr. Subtitle
Omg, that's like, so true!
SUS
Cassie: "I need an adult!"
Yellowjacket: "I am an adult."
That Giant Thomas Always gets me 😂😂😂
For me the giant ant
To this day, this is still the funniest MCU movie of all time, IMO. At least 90% of the jokes hit hard! And the comedy never comes across as trying to hard like a lot of other Marvel movies.
1:47 Thomas falls on the carpet 1:49 Thomas is back on the track just so Darren can throw it against Scott
I never noticed that before 🫠
Reminds me of the goof in Avengers: Endgame. In the background in the big battle, you see Scott stomping away as a giant, right after he just reached the car normal sized. Noticed it in the theater.
Most underrated fight scene in MCU
Remember watching in theatres and tripping on this.
2:42 Years later: WISH GRANTED!
Am I the only one who actually liked Yellowjacket as a villian?
I liked him too
Me too, he looks like rivals for Scott
No
His name is Darren... and he is not... a DI-
@@ccelite3782 I see what you are doing and I love it
Damn, the first Ant-Man was so good.
Back when cassie was a very good character. I mean, its not bad now, but this child was amazing.
Its definitely bad now, and really bad at that.
Hot take but this is one of the best and most creative films in the MCU
Not really a hot take. Truth. Some people are just party poopers
This movie is easily top 5 Marvel Movies for me, even top 3 maybe. And overall the funniest, way funnier than GoTG. HOT TAKE! It's a shame the Ant-Man sequels weren't as good as the first, especially the 3rd.
I agree, the first and second were FUN, but they weren't exactly top tier movies like this one. @@A-Dubs398
1:46 I just find that extremely funny 😂😂😂😂
You and everyone else 😂😂😂😂
I love how they actually use Thomas the train model
1:46 i'm literally in tears from laughter
This is the most adorable Marvel fight I have ever seen to this day this scene kinda reminds me of toy story
Hollup, at 1:24 if you put headphones on and try to listen very VERY hard. Idk if it’s me, but I hear a wilhelm scream from that ant
Nope I heard it too. Nice catch, I never noticed that until now
2:24 i love that side kick
3:01 someone call for the polar express?
Thomas: *gets set to W for Wumbo*
Police: "Uh, guys, I think this is waaaay out of our jurisdiction here..."
This is one of my favorite marvel fights. One of marvel movies’ best characteristics used be the insane fights, no matter how good the movie was. They used to their their time making comic worthy sequences like this
One of My Favorite Fight scenes in The MCU.
The vfx is so good 😩🔥
Old marvel 🥲
2:53Cassie’s cute seeing the big ant like 😮
This part killed me 0:09 😅
The scene where the Bachmann Thomas grows giant kinda reminds me of the scene from Thomas and the Magic Railroad when the wind blew him down Muffle Mountain (2:59)
Thomas: cinders and ashes im stuck
1:12 Annie and Clarabel are in the wrong places AND facing the wrong way.
Thomas played a great role in this battle. This movie also came out the same year Thomas had his 70th anniversary.
Gotta admit, the effects here have aged so well compared to the third one.
Say what you will, Yellowjacket had one cool fucking outfit.
0:36 Crystal king: grr where’d you go 😠
"Are we gona write in the report our car got ran over by Thomas the tank engine"
Is nobody going to mention they freaking brought Thomas The Tank Engine into this movie?!
The fact that yellowjacket's laser sound like stromtrooper's guns sounds 🤣
no, they sound like the Imperial AT-AT vehicles
As a kid, I honestly wanted that show-accurate and fully functional Thomas the tank engine set more than the Ant-man suits..
Pym tech really has done more for the planet than anything Stark has created
This fight scene is still superior to crappy Quantumania CGI clusterfuck.
i love how luis and the other guys just drive away slowly
1:00 AT-AT sound??
Never have I anticipated a battle on such a small scale where toys and other small items becomes environment objects.
0:29
I love this transition
This fight is way better than against Kang when it comes to choreography
Hey penut
I love that line ❤
This is what’s missing from every future appearance of Ant Man, instead of just making him a big dude that mows through bad guys.
So much levity is is given through The shots of the entire table and play set, just to say that at the end of the day, this is an over the top goofy comic book movie.
Whose here after QuantumMania? 😂
I still prefer this over quantumania
Scott... you were like a brother to me, at least I died an avenger... scott... scott look at me.
"Hi hank, IM THE ULTIMATE LIFEFORM" -modok
I am here before Quantumani
He is now an avenger
Scott's friends make me think of Gordon, Henry and James trying to save Thomas from Kidnapped or something. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Kang: *gets overwhelmed by ant army*
Yellow Jacket: 2:28
If only Edgar wright directed all movies like Ant-Man one.
I don't know why you don't think it that it is good as it is.
Yellowjacket: You’re Mine!
"Scottie needs us, you know what I'm sayin'!? 0__0..... Back it up, back it up low"
Cassie is so adorable. 🥰
They ruined her.
No
1:01 Was that an AT-AT sound effect?
Ant Man's discs and ants vs Yellow Jacket's Jets, extra arms, and lasers. How many, carpenter, ants did Yellowjacket kill?
Also noticed how there was a movie mistake with, Thomas, he crashed off the tracks and then all of a sudden he’s on the tracks behind Darren
This is my favorite *Train* of Events in Phase 2.
I love it when the Thomas crushes I to the police car it is so funny
I honestly like Darren as Yellow Jacket before turning into M.O.D.O.K, but at least he gained a good sense of humour.
It must be hard to be a superhero and a father at the same time.
Yellow jacket suit is 🔥
This the greatest Thomas The Tank Engine movie
*"My name is Darren and I am not a dick!"*
You know, I do genuinely wonder if Mattel (the current rights holder of _Thomas and Friends_ ) only okayed the cameo on the condition that the Thomas, Annie, and Clarabel toys weren’t destroyed. Clarabel (the second orange coach) always rides at the back of the train in the show, so they added a couple other coaches and a caboose to A: put more distance between Ant-Man and Yellowjacket, and B: keep any of Mattel’s named characters from getting exploded by a supervillain.
Wait, actually they put Clarabel right behind Thomas. _Annie_ is the one that narrowly escaped being chucked at Yellowjacket.
According to the movie's concept art, a toy version of Sheriff from Pixar's Cars was originally going to be enlarged.
I like how you clearly see the Thomas the Tank Engine fall off the tracks, but then it cuts back and it’s back on the tracks! Ahh, continuity errors.
3:00 POOR BFB firey plush :(
There is no bfb firey plush
James Franco & The Fire Nation Ballon
Yellow Jackes looks so cool
Love his design
Alot of crazy stuff here
Definetelly i need to see this movie
Thanks for sharing
The Dislikes Are The Diesels
"I want your daddy too"
Thats up there with "now play with me"
When Luise said back it up that scene was funny 😂
Two Avengers fighting 🤣🤣
What about civil war?
James Franco the Red Engine
0:12 😂😂😂😂
I was looking for this fight. Why did it get deleted in the first place?
I'm happy the filmmakers used Edgar Wright's ideas when it comes to directing the action sequences.
he's destroying cassie's entire bedroom 😭
As generic as it is, I really do like it when the villain actually gets his hands a bit dirty and takes on the hero himself even if it isn’t his forte.
I wish it happens where after Antman destroys everything in Yellowjacket suit he jumps out and Yellowjacket is on the ground defeted
He gets killed by his own tech
Can't see cross back in MCU, make me wonder he from the same universe or different.
I just find it ironic that we see the gigantic stupid face of the train while the yellow guy is becoming a gigantic fac named Modok in the new movie. Isn’t it a foreshadowing ?
I swear i want a real antman shrinking ability so i can live in my lego city set lol.
1:01 I swear this is the Star Wars blaster sound effect. I suppose Disney owns both franchises, so…
No ants were harmed during the making of this movie.
1:48 the trains don’t match in either scenes
Say what you want, I love the fact that Not-A-Dick-Darren became M.O.D.O.K
This scene has Edgar Wright's fingerprints all over it. If Marvel weren't idiots, they would have let him do his thing and this movie could have been a masterpiece. Oh well!
Peanut 💀 0:23
Remember when Marvel was good?
2:55 Cassie: 😮
back when mcu is goood stuff