@@lindseysquire8417 probably because its more rare and people wont be able to relate to it as much but i agree i want to see more of this sort of dynamic, its so wholesome and gives me the happy feels 🥰
Not seeing anyone else mentioning it, but Hank's 15 minute "timer" in this movie, unlike so many other movie timers, actually ran for 15 minutes. How does that not merit a win?
@@ryanweaver5065 It seems like time in quantum realm is not that straightforward. For example, it was never discussed how long Janet was in the quantum realm, and she definitely was there longer than couple of days. It probably was comparable to the time she was there from macro world's viewpoint, because they didn't really seem to notice the difference. The first movie established that quantum realm is a place where time and space do not matter. With space that really seems true, as it doesn't seem to matter where you enter it, Hank for example was able to find Janet. But with time it seems more like there could be so kind of jump points (for example created when the tunnel is used), and Scott accidentally fell into one that lead to the point in time the mouse activated the tunnel in Endgames.
One subtle thing that I loved- the movie is called Ant-Man and The Wasp. Scott and Hope, sure, but also Hank and Janet. It's not a coincidence that the climax splits them up into two Ant-Man + Wasp pairs.
I realized at some point that it also applies to the other two pairs. Hope has clearly spent some time being trained by Hank, and the two are like a dynamic duo of criminals during the first part of the film. And Scott’s connection to Janet is the reason the entire movie even happens in the first place.
I'm sad that this movie is so underrated. I've heard a lot of people say it's boring and forgettable, but the Ant Man movies are up there as some of my favorite Marvel movies.
I'd give a win for the protagonists helping out Ava in the post-credits scene. And for Ava both not getting killed off and not going 'full evil' but being pulled back from crossing the line, and without her menter/father figure being killed off either.
Aside from Ava's flashbacks and the bit at the end, nobody dies in this movie. On the whole it's just a great movie for people that think box mazes are fun and shrinking powers are cool.
@@ianr.navahuber2195 Ghost could actually be explainable as someone who could have gotten snapped, but didn't. Was she "out of synch" with the physical world at the moment of Thanos' snap, and thus was rendered unaffected by it, similar to how Scott was rendered unaffected by being in an entirely separate "universe"??? These are good questions that need answering, and Marvel could have some real fun with these questions in the probable third Ant Man movie!
Very much this. Also, specifically, I LOVE that the stepdad is just overall a good guy and gets to be a part of the new family structure instead of just being an obstacle to our protagonist getting back together with his ex in the end. As a stepson of a wonderful stepdad that makes me really happy.
honestly, their family dynamic reminds me of Scott and his ex-wife's family in the Santa Clause movies. First movie they have some conflict because he's jealous, but next movie he's just a part of the family and is friends with the new husband.
Ant Man is just the most lovable character ever. Everyone loves him. He still has a good relationship with his ex wife and her new husband, his daughter adores him, the villian gives him a chance to answer his daughter's phone call, even his parole officer considered dating him.
@@WILLINGLYWILD They're referring to when Woo asked if Scott wanted to grab dinner. I don't think Woo meant it romantically, but I'd still be down for it. They seem like they'd be good together.
I suppose you have a limited time frame, but something else that deserves a win. The scene where the Ghost talks about kidnapping Scott's daughter, and Bill puts his foot down saying he will not under any circumstances help with abducting an innocent child. That moment really cements that Bill is a good person who just happens to be in opposition to the movie's heroes. Bill is willing to do things to Hank, but the movie makes it clear most of us wouldn't be stand Hank Pym in real life either. Bill and the Ghost come off like another superhero and mentor duo. The Ghost is a child how had a science accident that gave her powers that are killing her, in some part thanks to a jerkass scientist, lost her family, and she has a fatherly mentor helping her in her efforts to stay alive and cure her condition. Given the MCU's love of poking fun at movie conventions I feel this them intentionally creating a duo who would be the movie's heroes under different circumstances. Agent Woo is somebody who would have been so easy to make more antagonistic a character, and while I get that corruption in law enforcement is a huge issue in real life, hell this movie has some corruption in the FBI, he's far more memorable character by being a good law enforcement agent who is just doing his job. Plus he wouldn't be nearly fun a character if he were made a full blown villain.
@@noonoe2000 The last movie already had Scott's daughter held hostage, we didn't need to see that happen again or it would get old. Look at the Sam Rami Spider Man films and Mary Jane getting held hostage at the climax of each movie. It cause people to complain she was a bothersome damsel in distress.
i also like that while the villains weren't given the whole, "its not their fault its their past!" problem, while still making their motivations somewhat more relatable.
One thing I love about the _Ant-Man_ movies is that they're lighthearted family comedies where the superhero stuff is almost secondary. It's the same thing that makes _The Incredibles_ so endearing.
LOL if you think the first Incredibles was lighthearted... for me that's not what made it endearing. I liked that it wasn't afraid to play with complex themes, and it's without question the darkest movie Pixar ever made. The second movie kind of shits on all of that and turns into a straight-up comedy with no complexity, but if that's your thing then whatever.
@Ike Okereke, that's what's made the MCU in particular so successful over such a long period of time, I'd say. The DCEU hasn't found that pacing/structure just yet.
You probably know this, but David Tennant was actually the inspiration for Scott to cry over TFIOS. During Comic-Con one year, he was asked "which Avenger do you think would cry while reading TFIOS?" Immediately, he responded: "Ant-Man"
I mean its probably for the best. This gives the screenwriters and directors more options for her character. She could potentially become a hero in her own right now
One of my favorite parts of this film is how well-characterized Ghost is. She's not doing what she does for power or glory or money or revenge, she's doing it because if she doesn't, she will literally die in the most painful way possible. She's not diabolical, she's just desperate, and that makes me love her all the more. Plus she's like, the most beautiful? So points.
Yes! I just loved her development. She starts out as a child who became the victim of an unfortunate accident that killed her parents and left her with a terrible power that she couldn't control and caused her great pain. She was willing to do whatever for someone to cure her or kill her. She even trained to be an assassin and a killer in hopes that they would fulfill their promise to end her suffering, which they didn't. Everyone that said they would help her didn't so when Foster was holding back on not wanting to kill Janet, she began to panic and become more desperate. But you saw the good in her even in these desperate times when she agreed with Foster that kidnapping Cassie to blackmail Scott was too far. Everyone she trusted to help her didn't so you can understand how desperate she was being only days away from being torn apart cell by cell. Then when Janet returns and gifts her QR energy, she begins crying as someone was finally able to help her. We see throughout the movie that she's not proud of the killing she's done but is just being forced to do them through desperation. And now that she's safe from dying for the meantime, she's willing to face her consequences. In the end, she finally finds people that can truly help her and finds her place. Eva is definitely one of the best developed villains we've seen from Marvel. Can't wait to see her in Infinity War (hopefully). I also just love her powers, how she uses them, and how they're portrayed on screen. I love seeing her "glitch" with powers causing her body to separate and appear in multiple places as she's making decisions or is stressed, tired, or suffering from a lot of emotions.
One thing I can add that I really liked about this film is the fact that there are no traditional "bad guys". The two antagonists' motives aren't truly nefarious. Burch is just out to make a buck with secret tech and Ghost is about self-preservation. Thanks to Foster, she only borders on Machiavellian methods. Plus, Goggins is so awesome that he makes Burch likeable. This movie was cast so well on almost all levels.
Also, the stakes aren't traditionally "high," like in most superhero movies (ie. they aren't saving the world). It manages to be a really engaging action movie without making the conflict and larger than a couple of people's lives, which is absolutely tiny when compared to the Ultrons, Thanoses, Ronans, Lokis, etc's goals in other movies.
Well stealing someone's tech to make a buck because you are too lazy to find another qualifies as a bad guy because it's inherently wrong to use greed as an excuse for anything.
One thing I really liked about Ant Man and the Wasp is that it's got one of the most simple, yet perfectly paced and streamlined plots of the MCU movies. Plus we got to see Hope being even more of a badass hero now that she suited up as Wasp, than in the first one. There's no complicated story that sets up why a villain is fighting the hero. Ava wasn't really that much of a villain in the typical sense. Yes, she was mad that Hank had her father discredited and fired, but really her main motivations are to heal her chronic pain and prolong her life.
I love how you always win the hugging. And the kindness, and generosity, and compassion, and the characters being nice to each other in general, but I have a particular soft spot for hugs so... yeah. A win for you ;)
THANK YOU!!!!!!!! SOMEONE FINALLY SAID IT!!!!!!!! I hate when there is random conflict at home along side the conflict in the story when people are aloud to just be happy. I love you.
i hate the cliche of the divorced couple getting back together after the new husband is killed/revealed to be a shit, like San Andreas or 2012. in Ant-Man Paxton is a good dude & scott and maggie both know why it didn't work with them...and that's ok!
@@Braincleaner yeah! And not to mention it’s way more realistic then “crazy stalker murderer ex” and usually now that I think abt it every main character with exes say their old exes were “crazy” honestly if that were real life…. Most of the time the main character would’ve been the problematic toxic ex lol.
I've seen a lot of comments about people appreciating the simplicity of the stories, the fact that there isn't so much darkness, that it's a simpler story, and I love that, too. It's great to just enjoy a film and enjoy the unexpected than to be taken on an emotional roller coaster. Who needs that kind of stress when we have it in real life? The Ant-Man movies are my favorite in the MCU.
The new spider movies and ant man really do their best at that. My favorite marvel movie is iron man bc of plain nostalgia and childhood memories, but second goes right to ant man.
Really, one of the great strengths of the ANT-MAN films is the sweetness of the family relationships, and the fact that they resolved all those threads in the previous film and didn't retread it this time around really worked in its favour.
@@CabezasDePescado The first film only began exhibiting that lighthearted relationship at the end. This film simply pushed the idea even further and showcased it even more
Also: the through line of healthy, nurturing, or healing father/daughter relationships contrasts significantly with Infinity War where Thanos/Gamora/Nebula model for us horribly abusive father/daughter relationships.
I want a collab with Cinemasins and Cinemawins where Cinemasins goes through their normal routine and then Cimemawins just interjects and takes away all of their sins. All the while, Cinenasins is *shouting* "this is my video!" In the background.
Cinema Sins is a soulless group that only created the concept to to always have click bait videos with out any heart and soul. Cinema wins is some one who watched that series and thought "what if this had a soul?"
@Ethan Baker I don't like CS because of their terrible jokes and overall negative atmosphere. It has nothing to do with my movies, yms fucking trashed Zootopia and Inside Out (movies that I liked) and I was okay with that, cuz Adum's god. I was also joking tho.
I love the ambiguity in the movie. It's established that Hank kinda fudges the retelling a bit, like when he talks about how Scott got involved with them to make it seem like Scott was just a random burglar instead of one Hank specifically hired to break into his own house. Between that and Hank's numerous problems breaking up with past colleagues, it makes it absolutely believable that perhaps he's wrong about Elihas being a traitor. It's further cemented by Ava's motivation simply being that she's dying. Her condition's going to kill her. She's lived her whole life in pain. Now she's so close and she's desperate, but Bill draws a line at one action she wants to take in particular. And she backs down when he talks her out of it. This is some true moral ambiguity, not the half-assed "Well maybe Thanos is right to kill half of everyone" stuff. These are real people in really bad situations trying to do what they can despite it making them criminals. And that applies just as much to the Ant-Fam, too.
I think it’s a reference to Agents of Shield season 1! It’s a recurring joke in that season that there’s no such thing as truth serum, so I think it was a clever Easter egg!
@Ratchellio 00 Yeah, it doesn't so much force you to tell the truth but you'll tell them something, usually the truth. Worst part is you probably won't remember anything you were asked or you .said
One thing I really liked was that neither Ant-man or Wasp were more powerful than each other. I was worried that one of them would be, but they were pretty equal. Warp is a much better fighter and is better at using the tech, but she can not grow like Ant-man. So it is like an actual team, which I loved.
Listen, Scott having good relations with his divorcee, with the stepdad ready to stick up for him and his daughter still loving him is a big breath of fresh air, and I love it. More people should have less messy relationships.
My main reasons for really liking this movie 1. Wasp (my favourite female hero) is portrayed really well, different from comics but still 2. Ant Man/Giant Man (Hank Pym is one of my favorites) is awesome 3. The emotion is really good along with the action
You know you're having a ball watching a movie when you think while watching it in theaters 'This might be better than Infinity War' and then have to reason with yourself why that's not the case. Seriously, I loved this film. Also, Ghost was a great 'villain' and I say she's another great link to this insane Ego-Vulture-Hela-Killmonger-Thanos streak the MCU has going on right now. MARVEL HAS GOOD VILLAINS NOW, PEOPLE!
HyperSonicX Sorry to burst your bubble, but Ghost and Foster aren’t villains, man. This movie has no villain. It’s just a three way race for the lab, plain and simple. Not to dispute the movie’s quality- I agree with you there.
(talking about avoiding set-photos) "I hate that it's so hard to go into movies blind these days" Fun fact, the Russos (or whomever in the marketing department) actually released fake set-photos that had no place in the movie to throw people off.
Honestly I'd bet that in 5-10 years they have a next generation type thing with Morgan Stark, Lila Barton, Cassie Lang, and possibly others. I think it would be super cool as long as they don't go too far with any "girl power" theme. These girls should able to be heroes without being feminist propaganda.
Positivity is better than CinemaSins! Great video my friend Hey look at those likes, something doesn't seem right... Well thanks for the likes, and well, I like CinemaSins as well, he makes good comedy, but in my opinion CinemaWins is better.
@Lodogg 3323 The problem is CinemaSins and CinemaWins aren't two sides of the same coin. CinemaSins has a LONG history of blatantly lying. They aren't interested in valid criticism of these movies, they just want to make fun of things. This is something they've even admitted to. If they can't find something to make fun of they'll make shit up. Like any bully does. CinemaWins doesn't need to invent criticism. They take the time to see what really is there in a film to be positively critical about.
@jacobsfreedom early cinemasins videos maybe, but not now, hasn't been for a long time either... I used to love their videos, but then they started padding the runtime and majority of the "sins" were bullshit, either explained 5 seconds later in the scene or actual plot lines... then I watched a video about them, who they were before and how they started and it all made sense then... the best thing since quitting sins is discovering cinemawins and th3 birdman
I love how they now have the members of ultimate avengers. The soldier The God The Knight The Spy The Giant The King The Pixie The Ghost And The Archer
Okay...I have a translation...kind of The Soldier = Captain America The God = Thor The Knight = Iron Man The Spy = Black Widow The Giant = Hulk The King = Valkyrie? The Pixie = Ant-Man or Wasp? The Ghost = Ghost The Archer = Hawkeye
Yea. I completely agree. People revealing set photos of any movie, not only Avengers 4, need to learn that most really don't mind waiting for the movie. We aren't desperate to know partly everything that may happen in the movie from set photos... It's just irritating. I just want to see the complete movie and be completely blown away as I was in Infinity War. Completely blind.
I was desperate for any info on Infinity War and all that knowledge kinda ruined many moments of the movie. I kept thinking, I wish I hadn't already seen that on TH-cam. I had to learn the hard way. I went into Endgame pretty fresh and was so glad I did.
Is it the greatest MCU film of all time? No, and I don't think it was really tying to be. Is it a fun film? Oh most definitely. Lots of cute jokes and gags and lightheartedness. It did what it was set out to do, and it did it well. :D
@@ghanighetok You're acting like Infinity War didn't have a joke every 5 seconds still. Ant-Man and the Wasp a fresh of breath air, how? 20th movie and it still feels like the 19 movies before it. Airport scene in Civil War was non stop jokes and heroes were fighting each other. I'll give you Winter Soldier though, that's still the best MCU movie and maybe for the reason, that it didn't have as much humor as every other MCU movie and it did come out the same year as the funnest MCU movie, Guardians.
@@cgmshow1871 Nothing wrong with fun but I don't need everything to be fun. I like Batman vs. Superman and Bladerunner 2049 for their substance. I want fun movies to be good still, people like Jurrassic World because of how fun it is and I don't, I think it is a bad movie and that is why we get nervous when we see the word fun too much. It'd be nice to see some subtext and it's better structured movie when there is weight to it. A movie is also better when it knows what it wants to be. Most "fun" movies try to be everything and that just doesn't work.
Rewatching this, I now can't wait to have you do Captain Marvel, just for the Stan Lee tribute at the start of it. That's probably worth 10 wins all on it's own.
That is so sad. You've missed some really good movies. Check out The Fabulous Baker Boys for classic Pfeiffer and some Jeff Bridges. For Douglas the list is just to long.
Me: I’m going to do my homework with no distractions. TH-cam: CinemaWins uploaded. Me: Aight cool I’ll use that as an incentive to work faster so I can watch when I’m finished because I am a responsible student.
"You're responsible for all of this." Which means it's technically his own fault his car just got shrunk. I don't know if that was intentional, but a really funny detail nonetheless.
I really like the (Ava) MCU Ghost. Comics Ghost was more of a creepy thief stealing from Iron Man. But this Ghost was a lot more personal and sympathetic. The story didn't need her to go to the dark side, like going after Cassie (cause they already did that in the first movie), she's just a person in constant pain who's been used. I'm also glad that Janet helped her. This year we had great MCU villians like Killmonger and Thanos, but I think Ghost is still pretty great. I think MCU is learning to make better villains. Her conflict is more personal salvation rather than political entitlement. I hope we get to see more of her and Bill (Lawrence Fishbourne) in future MCU movies, possible a "Thunderbolts" movie (Basically they're like Suicide Squad).
I think you may have forgotten the lessons Sam Raimi taught us: a loved one of the hero MUST be kidnapped/put in danger by the villain at least twice per movie.
The 1:40 ability of agent Woo to spout off the Sokovia accords from paragraphs and sections so easily also matches up with his ability to reference specific bits of the accords in Wandavision too!
I also kind of adore the fact that Ava does change around where there are always different versions of her because that kind of fits the different timeline theory of quantum physics.
This movie felt so underestimated to me. I mean it was great they used the shrink tech very creatively and didnt feel like there were missed opportunities and overall was just forgotten.
Fun fact: I yelled at the scream about how mean it was when the question mark appeared, my friend, who has seen three marvel movies none of them infinity war, looked at me like I was crazy
10:49 my biggest letdown about Stan is that he didn’t watch endgame before dying. I know he was absolutely aware of how his work reached billions of people but I just wanted him to witness the cinematic “conclusion” to his stories on screen
Really enjoyed this film in the cinema when it came out. I personally think it's better than the first but that might be down to my own cinema experience. I enjoy how quickly this film jumps into the 'heroing' because it's not an origin story and its fun to watch established relationships grow. Everything feels familiar but remains new. Great movie and great video. Please can you finish the Hunger Games series and maybe do an EGA Coraline xx
1:21 This may be my South Korean heritage rooting for a fellow countryman, but ever since Randall Park's SPIRITED performance as Kim Jong Un in "The Interview," I knew he was gonna go far. He will always be a win in my book.
My favourite part of this movie? It ties in perfectly with both Agents of Shield and Agent Carter. Tobias Ford in season 1 of Shield gets caught in an explosion that traps him between dimension, leaving him limited control over his intangibility and invisibility. Season 2 of Agent Carter has Doctor Jason Wilkes is exposed to matter from another dimension and again becomes intangible and invisible. The Season 4 of Shield has even more of ghosts, this time created using a book of magic, combined with more dimension-tech. I mean really, Doctor Foster should have enlisted Fitz-Simmons, they already solved this problem.
AVENGERS 4 SPOILERS/////// One of the most annoying things is that they're releasing a trailer for Far From Home before Avengers 4 is even out. I understand that planning and casting and shooting for future movies has to happen ahead of time so it's hard for that stuff to not be seen, but at least that will probably only be seen by the people really following the MCU who probably knew the snap wasn't permanent anyway. But a trailer for the next Spider-Man movie? Everyone who even casually watches these films is gonna see that. It really disappoints me that they couldn't pretend that the snap was permanent even for the casual fans
Keeping the ending of Infinity War a secret was never going to be easy but even if the snap was only a temporary setback, they could at least wait until after Avengers 4 to start shilling the next slate of films.
The happy family/non-crisis thing? Hell yes. It's such a tired cliche that I've actually stopped watching a few movies when they've gone down that route.
Hannah John-Kamen portrayal of a person in constant pain and it's impact both physically and mentally was absolutely spot on. In a similar vein, Benedict Cumberbatch conveying loss due to the damage of his hands was striking too.
Plz do everything great about rise of the guardians Edit: I can't believe I have 58 likes Edit:61 likes! Oh my God I love you guys Edit: what the flip 80 likes!
I love that movie! I’m rereading the series that movie is based on cause after 6 years of waiting the fifth book came out (Yes there was a happy dance done when my book arrived in the mail)
I really liked Ghost. I’m glad in that ending scene that Scott mentioned about them helping Ghost by going into the Quantum Realm. I hope she becomes like an anti hero
I love your videos. The fun, positive attitude and still a great movie critique. Thank you for what you do. I have watched many of your kids movie reviews with my little girl and she loves them too. *** Also I could not agree more with your exclamation at the end of the video. Movies don't need to create conflict for the sake of pointless drama. If the story is good it will draw you in. Star Wars A New Hope did so good because it was a good movie with a happy ending in an age when there was movies about demons, aliens, horror, bad guys winning and no happy endings. People loved it because it showed goodness, even if they did not cognitively realize that that is what was going on.
You say that ant-man is the last standing non OG avenger but isn't war machine still alive? He didn't become an avenger until the end of age of ultron so he's definitely not an OG avenger
Standing was in quotes, as in, he's the last OG avenger with the ability to physically stand unassisted (War Machine was crippled in Cvil War). also, Rocket is a guardian, not an avenger.
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Scott is a fish out of water every man hero while Hope is is exercising muscle memory naturally trained and put it all to use hero. But I do stand by the fact that the quantum realm is what saved Scott from getting “snap-ured” other wise I think that he might have gotten snapped out too.
That's what I thought initially too, but I remember hearing from something like an interview that he would have survived either way. However, I do believe him being in the quantum realm is necessary for Doctor Strange's plan to work, and part of the reason the odds were so low is because the timing is so strict. Since Scott would have been in the Quantum realm for like a minute, everything needed to play out in a pretty particular way for him to be trapped.
Not the greatest showman please, horrible movie that glorifies the animal abuser that founded circus while giving the people he exploited wayyyy to little attention
Ferris Bueller: Yeah, a video on that would be good. The Greatest Showman: No.Turning a bad person into a good person for the sake of a musical is a bad idea. If you don't want a "based on a true story" movie/musical to have a bad person as the main character, then either, A) Don't make it based on a true story. Make a new character. B) Just don't make the movie. C) Focus on a better person. I know I'm being negative in a comment section on a positivity-based channel's video, but I had to bring this up.
Another video on a wednesday? Christmas is arround the corner and you are already giving aways presents Please do: *Live Action: -Matilda (1996) -Elysium (2013) -Oblivion (2013) *CGI/Stop motion: -Dinosaur (2000) -cloudy with a chance of meatballs (2009) -Paranorman (2012) *2D animation: -the lion king (1994) -Tarzan (1999) -the emperor's new groove (2000)
It's nice that there's a pay off to the card tricks in this movie in WandaVision. Woo masters some of them and I want Scott to see and be proud of him in Ant Man 3
“coolest. dad. ever.”
um excuse me scott is the worlds greatest grandma
It sucks this comment doesn't have more up votes. I liked that joke in the film.
@@Spikezx7yah it needs more upvotes
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Spikezx7 This MOVIE needs more upvotes.
can you spot the redditor?
I really love that Scott is friendly with his ex-wife and her new husband. I don’t see enough portrayals of amicable exes.
Seriously. He's close with his daughter, on friendly terms with his ex and her husband...why don't we see more of this in Hollywood?
@@lindseysquire8417 probably because its more rare and people wont be able to relate to it as much but i agree i want to see more of this sort of dynamic, its so wholesome and gives me the happy feels 🥰
@@lindseysquire8417 because it damn unrealistic.
Because it's as fake as everything else in Hollywood
People be talking about unrealistic in a film about ant-man.
Not seeing anyone else mentioning it, but Hank's 15 minute "timer" in this movie, unlike so many other movie timers, actually ran for 15 minutes. How does that not merit a win?
I’ll give it a win: a realistic timing win
Emanuel Rojas (Ding)
Okay but based off of endgame shouldn’t of it like moved like 5 seconds in the quantum realm tho?
It's like in Avengers 1 when the missile has 2'30" until it goes off, and that's the exact real life timing as well.
@@ryanweaver5065 It seems like time in quantum realm is not that straightforward. For example, it was never discussed how long Janet was in the quantum realm, and she definitely was there longer than couple of days. It probably was comparable to the time she was there from macro world's viewpoint, because they didn't really seem to notice the difference.
The first movie established that quantum realm is a place where time and space do not matter. With space that really seems true, as it doesn't seem to matter where you enter it, Hank for example was able to find Janet. But with time it seems more like there could be so kind of jump points (for example created when the tunnel is used), and Scott accidentally fell into one that lead to the point in time the mouse activated the tunnel in Endgames.
One subtle thing that I loved- the movie is called Ant-Man and The Wasp. Scott and Hope, sure, but also Hank and Janet. It's not a coincidence that the climax splits them up into two Ant-Man + Wasp pairs.
Never noticed that, thanks. That's neat
I realized at some point that it also applies to the other two pairs.
Hope has clearly spent some time being trained by Hank, and the two are like a dynamic duo of criminals during the first part of the film. And Scott’s connection to Janet is the reason the entire movie even happens in the first place.
@@theillusionist1494
So it is actually "ant mans and the wasps"
Oh now I'm emotional.
@@permadash Wouldn't it be ant-men?
I’ve gotta say, the child actor was actually good, for a change
Abby is fantastic.
She's incredible, I absolutely love the character of Cassie and she played her perfectly 😍
Cough cough Jurassic World cough cough
Stout Platypus She did a good enough job with the role she was given. Fallen Kingdom mainly sucked because of the idiotic writers
I'm so bummed she's can't be used now due to the time jump in Endgame
I'm sad that this movie is so underrated. I've heard a lot of people say it's boring and forgettable, but the Ant Man movies are up there as some of my favorite Marvel movies.
*loads shotgun* gimme their address, i'll show them forgettable!
That’s so sad Jarvis play Despacito
True
@@christopherfleetwood5252 but Jarvis is dead. You know, Thanos and stuff
Alexander Christopher no Vision is dead, that’s totally different.
I'd give a win for the protagonists helping out Ava in the post-credits scene. And for Ava both not getting killed off and not going 'full evil' but being pulled back from crossing the line, and without her menter/father figure being killed off either.
God, yes.
Aside from Ava's flashbacks and the bit at the end, nobody dies in this movie. On the whole it's just a great movie for people that think box mazes are fun and shrinking powers are cool.
You spelled mentor wrong.
@@thresherGnat WELL noboby Dies ON-SCREEN, or PERMANENTLY. after all they could say Ghost and Bill got snapped too. just saying.
@@ianr.navahuber2195 Ghost could actually be explainable as someone who could have gotten snapped, but didn't. Was she "out of synch" with the physical world at the moment of Thanos' snap, and thus was rendered unaffected by it, similar to how Scott was rendered unaffected by being in an entirely separate "universe"??? These are good questions that need answering, and Marvel could have some real fun with these questions in the probable third Ant Man movie!
"We don't need familial conflict in addition to narritive conflict." THANK YOU! Feels good that actually hear someone else say it.
Yes! It's most apparent with romantic relationships, where sequels always have them broken up. You can have conflict and be a happy couple/family!
Exactly!
Very much this. Also, specifically, I LOVE that the stepdad is just overall a good guy and gets to be a part of the new family structure instead of just being an obstacle to our protagonist getting back together with his ex in the end. As a stepson of a wonderful stepdad that makes me really happy.
honestly, their family dynamic reminds me of Scott and his ex-wife's family in the Santa Clause movies. First movie they have some conflict because he's jealous, but next movie he's just a part of the family and is friends with the new husband.
That's one of my favorite "Wins" that he's written.
Ant Man is just the most lovable character ever. Everyone loves him. He still has a good relationship with his ex wife and her new husband, his daughter adores him, the villian gives him a chance to answer his daughter's phone call, even his parole officer considered dating him.
Dating? I assumed he wanted to learn the magic tricks and just liked him overall never thought woo saw it that way 😂
@@WILLINGLYWILD yeah because he didn’t think about dating him lmao
@@WILLINGLYWILD They're referring to when Woo asked if Scott wanted to grab dinner. I don't think Woo meant it romantically, but I'd still be down for it. They seem like they'd be good together.
😂
Bisexual Jimmy Woo and Scott Lang for the win!
I suppose you have a limited time frame, but something else that deserves a win. The scene where the Ghost talks about kidnapping Scott's daughter, and Bill puts his foot down saying he will not under any circumstances help with abducting an innocent child. That moment really cements that Bill is a good person who just happens to be in opposition to the movie's heroes. Bill is willing to do things to Hank, but the movie makes it clear most of us wouldn't be stand Hank Pym in real life either.
Bill and the Ghost come off like another superhero and mentor duo. The Ghost is a child how had a science accident that gave her powers that are killing her, in some part thanks to a jerkass scientist, lost her family, and she has a fatherly mentor helping her in her efforts to stay alive and cure her condition. Given the MCU's love of poking fun at movie conventions I feel this them intentionally creating a duo who would be the movie's heroes under different circumstances.
Agent Woo is somebody who would have been so easy to make more antagonistic a character, and while I get that corruption in law enforcement is a huge issue in real life, hell this movie has some corruption in the FBI, he's far more memorable character by being a good law enforcement agent who is just doing his job. Plus he wouldn't be nearly fun a character if he were made a full blown villain.
That was absolutely one of my favourite moments too.
Yes! It was a perfect "hero-is-too-powerful-so-lets-use-a-family-hostage" cliché dodge. I loved that.
@@noonoe2000 The last movie already had Scott's daughter held hostage, we didn't need to see that happen again or it would get old.
Look at the Sam Rami Spider Man films and Mary Jane getting held hostage at the climax of each movie. It cause people to complain she was a bothersome damsel in distress.
i also like that while the villains weren't given the whole, "its not their fault its their past!" problem, while still making their motivations somewhat more relatable.
@@johnfeeley6982 There really wasn't a real villain in the film, that's awesome.
One thing I love about the _Ant-Man_ movies is that they're lighthearted family comedies where the superhero stuff is almost secondary. It's the same thing that makes _The Incredibles_ so endearing.
LOL if you think the first Incredibles was lighthearted... for me that's not what made it endearing. I liked that it wasn't afraid to play with complex themes, and it's without question the darkest movie Pixar ever made. The second movie kind of shits on all of that and turns into a straight-up comedy with no complexity, but if that's your thing then whatever.
Great, now you've made me want an Ant-Man/Incredibles crossover. Thanks.
Aren't all superhero films just genre films with the tagline of superhero?
@@mannersmakythman
Agree. This was more like Fast and Furious meets Honey I shrink the kids.
@Ike Okereke, that's what's made the MCU in particular so successful over such a long period of time, I'd say. The DCEU hasn't found that pacing/structure just yet.
You probably know this, but David Tennant was actually the inspiration for Scott to cry over TFIOS. During Comic-Con one year, he was asked "which Avenger do you think would cry while reading TFIOS?" Immediately, he responded: "Ant-Man"
Omg that's brilliant!!
H
What's TFIOS?
The fault in our stars
@@timidturkey2777 Thanks
I LOVED how supportive Scott’s ex wife and her husband were of Scott and standing up for him.
Their silent stares when Luis goes "wazzzuuuup" is literally everything
After seeing Endgame, it's a shame that we won't be seeing more of young Cassie...
I mean its probably for the best. This gives the screenwriters and directors more options for her character. She could potentially become a hero in her own right now
@@trequor I want her to become Stature in Ant-Man 3! Ant-Man, Wasp and Stature!
@@trequor Then she could be the partner she wants to be for her hero dad
I. Want. Stature.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Stature
One of my favorite parts of this film is how well-characterized Ghost is. She's not doing what she does for power or glory or money or revenge, she's doing it because if she doesn't, she will literally die in the most painful way possible. She's not diabolical, she's just desperate, and that makes me love her all the more.
Plus she's like, the most beautiful? So points.
YES!! I hope we see more of her in the MCU.
Because dying justifies killing other people or past sins... It's still bad motivation.
@@pixelanarchy1711 An evil-esque motivation to be sure, but not a badly written one.
@@pixelanarchy1711 There's this thing called empathy, you should try it.
Yes! I just loved her development. She starts out as a child who became the victim of an unfortunate accident that killed her parents and left her with a terrible power that she couldn't control and caused her great pain. She was willing to do whatever for someone to cure her or kill her. She even trained to be an assassin and a killer in hopes that they would fulfill their promise to end her suffering, which they didn't. Everyone that said they would help her didn't so when Foster was holding back on not wanting to kill Janet, she began to panic and become more desperate. But you saw the good in her even in these desperate times when she agreed with Foster that kidnapping Cassie to blackmail Scott was too far.
Everyone she trusted to help her didn't so you can understand how desperate she was being only days away from being torn apart cell by cell. Then when Janet returns and gifts her QR energy, she begins crying as someone was finally able to help her. We see throughout the movie that she's not proud of the killing she's done but is just being forced to do them through desperation. And now that she's safe from dying for the meantime, she's willing to face her consequences. In the end, she finally finds people that can truly help her and finds her place.
Eva is definitely one of the best developed villains we've seen from Marvel. Can't wait to see her in Infinity War (hopefully). I also just love her powers, how she uses them, and how they're portrayed on screen. I love seeing her "glitch" with powers causing her body to separate and appear in multiple places as she's making decisions or is stressed, tired, or suffering from a lot of emotions.
One thing I can add that I really liked about this film is the fact that there are no traditional "bad guys". The two antagonists' motives aren't truly nefarious. Burch is just out to make a buck with secret tech and Ghost is about self-preservation. Thanks to Foster, she only borders on Machiavellian methods. Plus, Goggins is so awesome that he makes Burch likeable. This movie was cast so well on almost all levels.
Also, the stakes aren't traditionally "high," like in most superhero movies (ie. they aren't saving the world). It manages to be a really engaging action movie without making the conflict and larger than a couple of people's lives, which is absolutely tiny when compared to the Ultrons, Thanoses, Ronans, Lokis, etc's goals in other movies.
Goggins somehow made a homicidal rapist kinda likable in Predators
Well stealing someone's tech to make a buck because you are too lazy to find another qualifies as a bad guy because it's inherently wrong to use greed as an excuse for anything.
Thank you for the comment about Stan. We all miss him, and I'm glad you showed respect for the fallen True Believer.
"Stan Lee is always a win." - Cinemawins, 2018
May Stan the Man rest in peace.
you get 100 wins for that bit, RIP Stan Lee
@@d.j.2408 Nuff said!
Stan lee is in hell now partying with the all mighty satan
One thing I really liked about Ant Man and the Wasp is that it's got one of the most simple, yet perfectly paced and streamlined plots of the MCU movies. Plus we got to see Hope being even more of a badass hero now that she suited up as Wasp, than in the first one. There's no complicated story that sets up why a villain is fighting the hero. Ava wasn't really that much of a villain in the typical sense. Yes, she was mad that Hank had her father discredited and fired, but really her main motivations are to heal her chronic pain and prolong her life.
“Who are you and why do you know so much about car wash protocol?”
XD gets me everytime
Also he didn’t actually answer
In the movie, he says "and I do my research"
But we don't get an answer why he'd research that specifically
I love how you always win the hugging. And the kindness, and generosity, and compassion, and the characters being nice to each other in general, but I have a particular soft spot for hugs so... yeah. A win for you ;)
Where's the ding button?
William Murrell *ding*
Sarah Raynore And a win for you! *Ding*
THANK YOU!!!!!!!! SOMEONE FINALLY SAID IT!!!!!!!! I hate when there is random conflict at home along side the conflict in the story when people are aloud to just be happy. I love you.
Allowed, 100% agree.
i hate the cliche of the divorced couple getting back together after the new husband is killed/revealed to be a shit, like San Andreas or 2012. in Ant-Man Paxton is a good dude & scott and maggie both know why it didn't work with them...and that's ok!
@@Braincleaner yeah! And not to mention it’s way more realistic then “crazy stalker murderer ex” and usually now that I think abt it every main character with exes say their old exes were “crazy” honestly if that were real life…. Most of the time the main character would’ve been the problematic toxic ex lol.
Some people never understand true cosplay.
Seriously, be an orb. It’s simple, cheap and looks good.
Yeah, it is also cool to move around as an Orb, you feel like a hamster.
Heh... Me, I just want to watch.
@@arklaw8306 the world burn?
Orb is my favorite race horse.
Yeah....but most people don’t even know who Orb is.
I've seen a lot of comments about people appreciating the simplicity of the stories, the fact that there isn't so much darkness, that it's a simpler story, and I love that, too. It's great to just enjoy a film and enjoy the unexpected than to be taken on an emotional roller coaster. Who needs that kind of stress when we have it in real life? The Ant-Man movies are my favorite in the MCU.
I know I'm a year late but straight up. Sometimes it's just fun to see heroes do hero stuff, that's what I loved about homecoming.
@@sam_sleeper OMG SAME I WAS GONNA BRING HOMECOMING UP
The new spider movies and ant man really do their best at that. My favorite marvel movie is iron man bc of plain nostalgia and childhood memories, but second goes right to ant man.
The family situation without some hacky love-triangle, with everyone just being friends, is definitely the way to go
Really, one of the great strengths of the ANT-MAN films is the sweetness of the family relationships, and the fact that they resolved all those threads in the previous film and didn't retread it this time around really worked in its favour.
this movie was totally recycled from the previosu one, wtf are you saying
@@CabezasDePescado The first film only began exhibiting that lighthearted relationship at the end. This film simply pushed the idea even further and showcased it even more
Also: the through line of healthy, nurturing, or healing father/daughter relationships contrasts significantly with Infinity War where Thanos/Gamora/Nebula model for us horribly abusive father/daughter relationships.
Honestly the overarching theme of the MCU is fatherhood.
Let's not forget Odin and his questionable parenting
I want a collab with Cinemasins and Cinemawins where Cinemasins goes through their normal routine and then Cimemawins just interjects and takes away all of their sins. All the while, Cinenasins is *shouting* "this is my video!" In the background.
I TOTALLY SECOND THAT. PLEASE MAKE IT HAPPEN @Cinemawins and @CinemaSins
Cinema Sins is a soulless group that only created the concept to to always have click bait videos with out any heart and soul. Cinema wins is some one who watched that series and thought "what if this had a soul?"
@@EllRiver summing up, CW gud CS no gud
This would be beautiful
@Ethan Baker I don't like CS because of their terrible jokes and overall negative atmosphere. It has nothing to do with my movies, yms fucking trashed Zootopia and Inside Out (movies that I liked) and I was okay with that, cuz Adum's god. I was also joking tho.
I love the ambiguity in the movie. It's established that Hank kinda fudges the retelling a bit, like when he talks about how Scott got involved with them to make it seem like Scott was just a random burglar instead of one Hank specifically hired to break into his own house. Between that and Hank's numerous problems breaking up with past colleagues, it makes it absolutely believable that perhaps he's wrong about Elihas being a traitor.
It's further cemented by Ava's motivation simply being that she's dying. Her condition's going to kill her. She's lived her whole life in pain. Now she's so close and she's desperate, but Bill draws a line at one action she wants to take in particular. And she backs down when he talks her out of it.
This is some true moral ambiguity, not the half-assed "Well maybe Thanos is right to kill half of everyone" stuff. These are real people in really bad situations trying to do what they can despite it making them criminals. And that applies just as much to the Ant-Fam, too.
Jimmy Woo was such a funny part of this movie. I’m beyond happy they brought him back for Wandavision
The truth serum scene was amazing 😂
"It is truth serum."
"If it looks like duck, and walks like duck-"
"Its a truth serum"
I think it’s a reference to Agents of Shield season 1! It’s a recurring joke in that season that there’s no such thing as truth serum, so I think it was a clever Easter egg!
@@waterlemonandfriends Hate to be that asshole(actually I love being that asshole) but truth syrum technically exists :D
@Ratchellio 00 Yeah, it doesn't so much force you to tell the truth but you'll tell them something, usually the truth. Worst part is you probably won't remember anything you were asked or you .said
Ant-man does what ant-man does best. Do ant things.
Why the fucc i keep seeing your comments everywhere?
Because ants can make things giant
Why do we have so many youtubers in common
Ant-man, ant-man
Does what ever an ant can
One thing I really liked was that neither Ant-man or Wasp were more powerful than each other. I was worried that one of them would be, but they were pretty equal. Warp is a much better fighter and is better at using the tech, but she can not grow like Ant-man. So it is like an actual team, which I loved.
Listen, Scott having good relations with his divorcee, with the stepdad ready to stick up for him and his daughter still loving him is a big breath of fresh air, and I love it. More people should have less messy relationships.
i loved the baba yaga joke so much and the funniest thing is that most of the american public didn't get it. shout out to the slavic kids out there!
Actually anyone who has seen Scooby-doo knows who baba-yaga is. Thats how I knew. 😊
Baba Yaga is also a marvel character, so it's possible he exists in the MCU too
I knew Baba Yaga from the Tashi books 😂
Lol i knew from the Bartok movie (vhs)
I knew Baba Yaga from John Wick movies😂😂
Stan lee died the age of 95 (rest in peace) and the win counter says 95 when the Stan Lee cameo come on. Was that intentional?
It's synchronicity!!!!
Also very touching, EXCELSIOR Stan
@@joehikuroa74 ding
This comment had 95 likes before I liked it...
@@anitejmishra8836
You dick you ruined it
My main reasons for really liking this movie
1. Wasp (my favourite female hero) is portrayed really well, different from comics but still
2. Ant Man/Giant Man (Hank Pym is one of my favorites) is awesome
3. The emotion is really good along with the action
Cap how are you gonna say she's portrayed well if it's different from what being portrayed well is
4. Humor
4. Luis
*Salutes* "captain"
Canadian? *Up top high-five?*
You know you're having a ball watching a movie when you think while watching it in theaters 'This might be better than Infinity War' and then have to reason with yourself why that's not the case. Seriously, I loved this film.
Also, Ghost was a great 'villain' and I say she's another great link to this insane Ego-Vulture-Hela-Killmonger-Thanos streak the MCU has going on right now. MARVEL HAS GOOD VILLAINS NOW, PEOPLE!
Well, honestly I felt that Ragnarok could've done a lot better with Hela than they did.
I completely agree but Loki for me will always be the best MCU villain
HyperSonicX Sorry to burst your bubble, but Ghost and Foster aren’t villains, man. This movie has no villain. It’s just a three way race for the lab, plain and simple.
Not to dispute the movie’s quality- I agree with you there.
@@ellielovegood6307
He never was.
(talking about avoiding set-photos) "I hate that it's so hard to go into movies blind these days"
Fun fact, the Russos (or whomever in the marketing department) actually released fake set-photos that had no place in the movie to throw people off.
Endgame spoilers
Now that Cassidy is a teenager she could become a superhero in the next Antman
The Stinger
Honestly I'd bet that in 5-10 years they have a next generation type thing with Morgan Stark, Lila Barton, Cassie Lang, and possibly others. I think it would be super cool as long as they don't go too far with any "girl power" theme. These girls should able to be heroes without being feminist propaganda.
@@trequor so true, and this is coming from a feminist lol
Ha, Cassie could be Scott's partner
Emulius seen as Paul Rudd doesn’t age, could be possible
Why are the transitions into the ads always so smooth? It's actually unfair.
1:51 That joke is just Huang...hwrong....hwruang....?
HAHA! YES! Huang! (Are HISHE references too obscure for this comment section?)
Nah you are just fresh of the boat and dont understand
Positivity is better than CinemaSins! Great video my friend
Hey look at those likes, something doesn't seem right... Well thanks for the likes, and well, I like CinemaSins as well, he makes good comedy, but in my opinion CinemaWins is better.
*+Skylander J* I totally agree.
Agreed! CinemaSins has just become lazy humor and pointless nitpicks. CinemaWins has actual thought put into his videos!
You are so weak minded if cinemasins gets you down. I like both, it's always better to hear both sides than to just cover your ears.
@Lodogg 3323 The problem is CinemaSins and CinemaWins aren't two sides of the same coin. CinemaSins has a LONG history of blatantly lying. They aren't interested in valid criticism of these movies, they just want to make fun of things. This is something they've even admitted to. If they can't find something to make fun of they'll make shit up. Like any bully does.
CinemaWins doesn't need to invent criticism. They take the time to see what really is there in a film to be positively critical about.
@jacobsfreedom early cinemasins videos maybe, but not now, hasn't been for a long time either...
I used to love their videos, but then they started padding the runtime and majority of the "sins" were bullshit, either explained 5 seconds later in the scene or actual plot lines...
then I watched a video about them, who they were before and how they started and it all made sense then...
the best thing since quitting sins is discovering cinemawins and th3 birdman
I love how they now have the members of ultimate avengers.
The soldier
The God
The Knight
The Spy
The Giant
The King
The Pixie
The Ghost
And The Archer
Okay...I have a translation...kind of
The Soldier = Captain America
The God = Thor
The Knight = Iron Man
The Spy = Black Widow
The Giant = Hulk
The King = Valkyrie?
The Pixie = Ant-Man or Wasp?
The Ghost = Ghost
The Archer = Hawkeye
@@Whovian103 Black Panther, not Valkyrie...
@@NevahLose I mean...it could be both. But Black Panther has been a king much longer. Makes more sense
Sounds like a D&D or Lodoss War group
@@Whovian103 the ghost it's actually Vision, because he can pass through walls
I love when they argue about "cap" when I know she says it in end game. All those little references. End game was the best.
"The internet was a mistake"-CinemaWins 2018
You missed the question mark.
Yea. I completely agree. People revealing set photos of any movie, not only Avengers 4, need to learn that most really don't mind waiting for the movie. We aren't desperate to know partly everything that may happen in the movie from set photos... It's just irritating. I just want to see the complete movie and be completely blown away as I was in Infinity War. Completely blind.
I was desperate for any info on Infinity War and all that knowledge kinda ruined many moments of the movie. I kept thinking, I wish I hadn't already seen that on TH-cam. I had to learn the hard way. I went into Endgame pretty fresh and was so glad I did.
Is it the greatest MCU film of all time? No, and I don't think it was really tying to be.
Is it a fun film? Oh most definitely. Lots of cute jokes and gags and lightheartedness.
It did what it was set out to do, and it did it well. :D
Problem is every MCU tries to be fun.
@@jacobaarum how the hell is Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Civil War, or Infinity War "fun"?
@@ghanighetok that's what I was wondering and even if they were what's wrong with having fun lol
@@ghanighetok You're acting like Infinity War didn't have a joke every 5 seconds still. Ant-Man and the Wasp a fresh of breath air, how? 20th movie and it still feels like the 19 movies before it. Airport scene in Civil War was non stop jokes and heroes were fighting each other. I'll give you Winter Soldier though, that's still the best MCU movie and maybe for the reason, that it didn't have as much humor as every other MCU movie and it did come out the same year as the funnest MCU movie, Guardians.
@@cgmshow1871 Nothing wrong with fun but I don't need everything to be fun. I like Batman vs. Superman and Bladerunner 2049 for their substance. I want fun movies to be good still, people like Jurrassic World because of how fun it is and I don't, I think it is a bad movie and that is why we get nervous when we see the word fun too much. It'd be nice to see some subtext and it's better structured movie when there is weight to it. A movie is also better when it knows what it wants to be. Most "fun" movies try to be everything and that just doesn't work.
Rewatching this, I now can't wait to have you do Captain Marvel, just for the Stan Lee tribute at the start of it. That's probably worth 10 wins all on it's own.
But the movie wasn't that great so that would probably be most of the wins
@@paulmatthews862 imo the movie was really good but thats because i wanted carol to step on me for the entire thing
@@starstruckroman to be fair, carol would probably be a great dom...
Thats what we're talking about, right?
@@paulmatthews862 Feminism in this movie was big.
The de-aging thing works really well for me since I hadn’t seen either Michael Douglas or Michelle Pfeiffer almost at all prior.
That is so sad. You've missed some really good movies. Check out The Fabulous Baker Boys for classic Pfeiffer and some Jeff Bridges. For Douglas the list is just to long.
X2
Me: I’m going to do my homework with no distractions.
TH-cam: CinemaWins uploaded.
Me: Aight cool I’ll use that as an incentive to work faster so I can watch when I’m finished because I am a responsible student.
WaterlemonTheArtist oh wow did not see that ending coming
WaterlemonTheArtist Isn't it Thanksgiving break, though?
Sam Bridgers Yeah, but that doesn’t mean anything to AP World History teachers...
WaterlemonTheArtist Oh, yeah. I forgot.
Hahaha. No.
My only complaint is you didn't highlight truth serum :(
But regardless, great job as always! Love your channel.
"We don't need familial conflict in addition to narrative conflict." I agree!
Retroactive win, Agent Woo did learn the card trick as we see in Wandavision.
"You're responsible for all of this." Which means it's technically his own fault his car just got shrunk. I don't know if that was intentional, but a really funny detail nonetheless.
CinemaWins when there isn't a familial conflict: A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
Mission Impossible Fallout next would be great!
Jordi T. Yes!
Agreed.
@Bill nye the smarter than you guy I don't see any issue with that
Yes, that would be great! Favorite action movie in recent memory
I really like the (Ava) MCU Ghost. Comics Ghost was more of a creepy thief stealing from Iron Man. But this Ghost was a lot more personal and sympathetic. The story didn't need her to go to the dark side, like going after Cassie (cause they already did that in the first movie), she's just a person in constant pain who's been used. I'm also glad that Janet helped her. This year we had great MCU villians like Killmonger and Thanos, but I think Ghost is still pretty great. I think MCU is learning to make better villains. Her conflict is more personal salvation rather than political entitlement. I hope we get to see more of her and Bill (Lawrence Fishbourne) in future MCU movies, possible a "Thunderbolts" movie (Basically they're like Suicide Squad).
Dc sucks
I think you may have forgotten the lessons Sam Raimi taught us: a loved one of the hero MUST be kidnapped/put in danger by the villain at least twice per movie.
@@JaelinBezel I disagree with that statement, though the Raimi movies are still great
@@SalamanderMan319 no it does not. You're talking about the DCEU.
The 1:40 ability of agent Woo to spout off the Sokovia accords from paragraphs and sections so easily also matches up with his ability to reference specific bits of the accords in Wandavision too!
I also kind of adore the fact that Ava does change around where there are always different versions of her because that kind of fits the different timeline theory of quantum physics.
Great Stan Lee cameo in this one
Definitetly my favorite cameo from him
kremit the frog how’s just2good going?
This movie felt so underestimated to me. I mean it was great they used the shrink tech very creatively and didnt feel like there were missed opportunities and overall was just forgotten.
Fun fact: I yelled at the scream about how mean it was when the question mark appeared, my friend, who has seen three marvel movies none of them infinity war, looked at me like I was crazy
10:49 my biggest letdown about Stan is that he didn’t watch endgame before dying. I know he was absolutely aware of how his work reached billions of people but I just wanted him to witness the cinematic “conclusion” to his stories on screen
Bro I love when ava laughed at Scott about the heart ripping out, she’s so cute, and then terrifying
Really enjoyed this film in the cinema when it came out. I personally think it's better than the first but that might be down to my own cinema experience. I enjoy how quickly this film jumps into the 'heroing' because it's not an origin story and its fun to watch established relationships grow. Everything feels familiar but remains new. Great movie and great video. Please can you finish the Hunger Games series and maybe do an EGA Coraline xx
Also, did I mention that the first big action fight is centred around two badass females? Win
is almost as bad if not worse than the first one
@@CabezasDePescado Nah it isn't but well it is your opinion and your opinion is garbage according to me.
RIP Stan Lee :(
Excelsior
1:21 This may be my South Korean heritage rooting for a fellow countryman, but ever since Randall Park's SPIRITED performance as Kim Jong Un in "The Interview," I knew he was gonna go far. He will always be a win in my book.
This is one of my favorite Marvel movies to this day. The Ant Man movies are stupidly underrated.
This is just a positive CinemaSins
And I’m living for it
the fact that the mid-credits made EVERYONE cry.... well done Marvel!!!
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My favourite part of this movie? It ties in perfectly with both Agents of Shield and Agent Carter. Tobias Ford in season 1 of Shield gets caught in an explosion that traps him between dimension, leaving him limited control over his intangibility and invisibility. Season 2 of Agent Carter has Doctor Jason Wilkes is exposed to matter from another dimension and again becomes intangible and invisible. The Season 4 of Shield has even more of ghosts, this time created using a book of magic, combined with more dimension-tech. I mean really, Doctor Foster should have enlisted Fitz-Simmons, they already solved this problem.
Also the truth serum joke comes from AoS season 1!
wtf
AVENGERS 4 SPOILERS///////
One of the most annoying things is that they're releasing a trailer for Far From Home before Avengers 4 is even out. I understand that planning and casting and shooting for future movies has to happen ahead of time so it's hard for that stuff to not be seen, but at least that will probably only be seen by the people really following the MCU who probably knew the snap wasn't permanent anyway.
But a trailer for the next Spider-Man movie? Everyone who even casually watches these films is gonna see that. It really disappoints me that they couldn't pretend that the snap was permanent even for the casual fans
Keeping the ending of Infinity War a secret was never going to be easy but even if the snap was only a temporary setback, they could at least wait until after Avengers 4 to start shilling the next slate of films.
You do kind of know that there Is a huuuge rumor of far away from home happening before infinity war
TheGreatJman1999 Couple things. 1) Releasing the Far From Home trailer is Sony’s choice, so...
2) They ARE pretending the snap was permanent.
Far From Home was confirmed pre snap so...
Far From Home is confirmed to start MINUTES AFTER Avengers 4. We don't KNOW if that's pre snap or not. We shall see.
The happy family/non-crisis thing? Hell yes. It's such a tired cliche that I've actually stopped watching a few movies when they've gone down that route.
Hannah John-Kamen portrayal of a person in constant pain and it's impact both physically and mentally was absolutely spot on. In a similar vein, Benedict Cumberbatch conveying loss due to the damage of his hands was striking too.
Can we get Micheal Peña always a win status
Do it.
To every one saying first.....
BLUE SHELL!!!!
Haha. 😂😂😂 now that's a hilarious comment
Mario kart refrences are alwaysa win.
This comment wins!
*My Leg!!!!*
That's really clever. I'm going to use that
Not gonna lie, your seamless ad integration is actually getting real good. #NotSponsered
Ant-Wasp and The Man
The tale of a mutant ant-wasp that fights the government.
I genuinely want to see this movie
Man-Wasp and the Ant
your channel is one of the MOST POSITIVE channel in TH-cam...
Hey... Seeing as how Baba Yaga was said frequently in this movie... Maybe John Wick soon? Please?
The boggieman will come for you....
John Wick's new dog got snapped by Thanos.
Plz do everything great about rise of the guardians
Edit: I can't believe I have 58 likes
Edit:61 likes! Oh my God I love you guys
Edit: what the flip 80 likes!
Oh I hope he does too cuz that movie fells like it’s underrated I mean I love the film
Heck yes that movie needs to be recognized for how great it is
Alaa Abedalal Wasn't that the movie with Jack Frost? If so, I love that movie
Alaa Abedalal YES
I love that movie! I’m rereading the series that movie is based on cause after 6 years of waiting the fifth book came out (Yes there was a happy dance done when my book arrived in the mail)
I really liked Ghost. I’m glad in that ending scene that Scott mentioned about them helping Ghost by going into the Quantum Realm. I hope she becomes like an anti hero
Endgame spoiler!
He called the quantum realm fix to endgame
Thank you for your words on not needing familial conflict. I totally agree. 👍👍
I love your videos. The fun, positive attitude and still a great movie critique. Thank you for what you do. I have watched many of your kids movie reviews with my little girl and she loves them too.
*** Also I could not agree more with your exclamation at the end of the video. Movies don't need to create conflict for the sake of pointless drama. If the story is good it will draw you in. Star Wars A New Hope did so good because it was a good movie with a happy ending in an age when there was movies about demons, aliens, horror, bad guys winning and no happy endings. People loved it because it showed goodness, even if they did not cognitively realize that that is what was going on.
Thomas Sevy Yeah, 1970s movies were very cynical.
You say that ant-man is the last standing non OG avenger but isn't war machine still alive? He didn't become an avenger until the end of age of ultron so he's definitely not an OG avenger
And rocket if you count him as having even become an avenger in IW
Yeah, but the way I see it is other than Rocket and Lang, all the remaining main heroes are from phase 1
Standing was in quotes, as in, he's the last OG avenger with the ability to physically stand unassisted (War Machine was crippled in Cvil War). also, Rocket is a guardian, not an avenger.
Well he’s an og character
He's still been there since day one, movie one.
The comedy in this movie was incredible!
Also truth Serum!
Stan you will be missed.
My favourite moment from this movie was Luis when he told Scott he hates how he loads the dishwasher
Watching this with my grandma and aunt in the theaters felt like magic.
That wasn't assault, that was sodium chloride
That's Sodium consummated by a Chloride.
A-Salt = assault.
Genius
Honestly, at this point I just hope to live long enough to see Abby Fortson play Stature for the MCU.
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Love your vids
Great video! Could you do everything great about Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom
Can u do Project Alamanc
Can you please win Corpse Bride please
Here's a CinemaWins we need: _SPACEBALLS: the CinemaWins Video_
I love how upbeat and hyper Luis is.
Scott is a fish out of water every man hero while Hope is is exercising muscle memory naturally trained and put it all to use hero.
But I do stand by the fact that the quantum realm is what saved Scott from getting “snap-ured” other wise I think that he might have gotten snapped out too.
That's what I thought initially too, but I remember hearing from something like an interview that he would have survived either way. However, I do believe him being in the quantum realm is necessary for Doctor Strange's plan to work, and part of the reason the odds were so low is because the timing is so strict. Since Scott would have been in the Quantum realm for like a minute, everything needed to play out in a pretty particular way for him to be trapped.
I think you mean "snap-tured" ;)
I think the Snap only effected the population of our material/physical universe and not other universes or dimensions.
Everything Great About The Greatest Showman or Ferris Bueller’s Day Off please?
Not the greatest showman please, horrible movie that glorifies the animal abuser that founded circus while giving the people he exploited wayyyy to little attention
@@alinac5512 I have no idea if that's true but it sounds enthusiastic so have a like.
Wlaker Boop yesssss!!!
Ferris Bueller: Yeah, a video on that would be good.
The Greatest Showman: No.Turning a bad person into a good person for the sake of a musical is a bad idea. If you don't want a "based on a true story" movie/musical to have a bad person as the main character, then either,
A) Don't make it based on a true story. Make a new character.
B) Just don't make the movie.
C) Focus on a better person.
I know I'm being negative in a comment section on a positivity-based channel's video, but I had to bring this up.
I've heard allooot of fucked up things about the guy the greatest showman is based off of.
Another video on a wednesday? Christmas is arround the corner and you are already giving aways presents
Please do:
*Live Action:
-Matilda (1996)
-Elysium (2013)
-Oblivion (2013)
*CGI/Stop motion:
-Dinosaur (2000)
-cloudy with a chance of meatballs (2009)
-Paranorman (2012)
*2D animation:
-the lion king (1994)
-Tarzan (1999)
-the emperor's new groove (2000)
It's nice that there's a pay off to the card tricks in this movie in WandaVision.
Woo masters some of them and I want Scott to see and be proud of him in Ant Man 3
Well, they did grab lunch some time.
18:12 James Rhodes (War Machine) also survived so Scott Lang isn't the only non-OG Avenger left standing after the Snap.
He's in the MCU since the first film, so he kinda is an OG Avenger