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@@Chaden He's not in the film. Therefore I didn't find it problematic to use it as a thumbnail. But I understand it can still ruin some people's experience, so I have now blurred it.
Honestly, the movie seemed acceptable to me, mixed feelings, good things, not so good, bad, very bad, but it doesn't seem like the worst thing about the MCU at all, and as a start to the Phase I think it could have been better, but the post-credits are great and I expect more from Jonathan Majors
Unlike the last phases where Thanos was the main villain, Marvel wasn't really focused on Thanos. But this time, Kang is the center of attention. Having seen Antman and the Wasp Quantumania recently, i feel this is quite a great start.
Jonathan Majors' next roles:- Rama-Tut in Moon Knight S02 Victor Timely in Loki S02 Iron Lad Kang in Young Avengers Scrull Kang in Secret Invasion Immortus in Avengers : Kang Dynasty Kang Prime in Avengers : Secret Wars. HeWhoRemains and Kang The Conqueror will be in all Projects as Extended Cameo. 🗿🗿🗿
Despite critics reviews, I really enjoyed this movie I love how it follows how we explore the quantum realm in the Ant man movie line, in Ant man we get a glimpse, in Ant man 2 we only saw the minimum, in this movie we get to explore it. There are two scenes I feel are particularly beautiful compared to a lot of MCU movies. When Scott was trying to grab the core for Kang, everyone helped the main Scott to take the core, even the Baskin Robbins one. They all had the same goal which is Cassie, which is a really good way to depict Parental love, a parent will do anything for their child. Especially in the "probability storm", it'll let you see every version of yourself with different outcomes, however with every outcome, they all want to save their daughter. Which shows what kind of character Scott is. In the final scene where Scott hugs Hope asking her not to let go. At that moment we see Scott finally dropping his guard and being vulnerable as he was trying his best to stay strong for Cassie in the whole movie, when she is finally safe, he can finally lower his guard. We see a normal human being in that scene instead of being some iconic Super hero.
About 1st point: That's what I liked about Scott's character in this movie. The central point of this movie was Scott/Cassie bond and movie never deviated from it
Why is no one talking about the fact that Kang shed a tear during the movie, this shows that there is a much deeper reason as to why he is the Conqueror. Feels like everyone missed that
My guess is it might be the Iron-Lad situation, something about the way he interacted with Cassie gave me the vibe he regrets having to threaten or hurt her like maybe he knew her from his young Avenger days
@@mathiasfrandsen5468 He is trying to make amends for the mistakes his variant made which is destroying the flow of time. Unfortunately he had to do it the harder way.
This is such a magical 2 phase era of mcu, i love how kang can appear in any movie in any variant and still give banger lines and create a story with valuable life lessons hidden within
Intense scenes like major characters are about to be killed.. And suddenly another hero (or group of heroes) comes to save them! Again and again we've seen this shit.. It still goes on.. In Infinity War, when Thor entered Wakanda like this, it was with a huge buildup.. But here, it was just 'Meh!'..🥱
One thing i noticed in theatre is that Kang showed the same multiversal war and the different timeline to Janet just like he who remains showed it to Loki and Sylvie.
@@brownie3454 we mean the literal timeline (orange) going across the screen with small branches. The actual picture of it. It’s the same as the timeline example in Loki. Atleast that’s what the original post was saying. If it was a different kang he would likely have different visible branches on the timeline.
I love the detail when kangs summoned at the colloseum, they used the same technology as reed richard's teleportation device in MOM, showing that eventually he's a decendant of him in the comics
I believe that foreshadowing is showing Kang the conquer because he is holding the same kind of glowing power source that powered his ship in the movie or that's a variant from the multiverse of madness since all the kangs used the same kind of teleportation portal reed richards used in doctor strange
I think Kang will be worse than thanos because thanos wanted to finish what he started as soon as possible but Kang he'll draw out the suffering because he loves playing around with time and when one dies another will just take his place there might not even be an end to it because the multiverse is infinite so Kang can keep coming back
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. This is as “comic booky” as it gets. One scene eating pizza, 3 minutes later sucked into the Quantum Realm. This stuck by its premise and tone, and that was appreciated.
I don't know why everyone is saying Kang is dead ... We certainly didn't see him die like we did with MODOK ... It was like what happened with Darren and Cap . Plus even Scott thinks that he might be alive .
This Kang was the lesser of two evils. The heads of the Council of Kang would turn out to be more extreme and brutal. In a way killing the exile Kang created more chaos like in the case of The One who Remains.
@@Byronic19134*Fr we don’t need another Ultron gettin killed left n right so he can feel “bad ass” the next time we see em but that’s never how it goes*
I like that You call them GIANT CASSIE and GIANT SCOTT, they are in the quantum realm! So they are still very very very very tiny 😂, they are just slightly less subatomicly small
Only complaint is I think antman and doctor strange should have fought Kang. The power level difference is too noticeable to fully accept antman's durability especially without advance armor. The plot armor is strong in this movie but definitely the most entertaining movie since avengers endgame.
@@chaser_2820 Worse case of recency bias I’ve ever seen. Quantumania was half a movie, not developed well at all. Still good but No Way Home and Wakanda Forever blow it out the water
There's a big plot hole in the film, Janet used the blue Pym particle discs to enlarge the multiversal core, but when she went to the quantum realm they hadn't been made yet, as Hank made them in the first Ant-Man. Any thoughts on that?
Hank had to have made the blue disc to enlarge himself and gave some to Janet. This blue disc might be the prototype that Goliath used off screen as mentioned in Ant man 2. This means it did exist in some less refined form.
@@corvoattano2306 that's a possibility, but in Ant-Man, Hank said and I quote, "the suit doesn't have any weapons so I made you these" I don't think he'd say that if he had made them already.
@@meherindersingh3209 yes that is true. Well knowing the creators of the MCU, they will somehow bend this and fill the plot hole. That's how they do it.
Something I've noticed, Thanos was never a foreshadow as big as Kang is right now. We got a whole movie where the MCU villain is being the villain of also a solo film while Thanos only got post-credit scenes, meaning Kang is most definitely going to be MUCH bigger than Thanos was (obviously), and people who aren't Marvel fans will definitely notice this.
Kang the conqueror must have been banished to probability field where he will split into a lot of his variants and with their help he will form a force and thus kang dynasty happens
I think this main version of Kang is actually He Who Remains (or he becomes he who remains) it would make sense to me but also this movie was great I loved it a lot actually I’m seeing so many mixed reviews and I love that but me personally I’d give it about an 8/10 a soft 8 but an 8 nonetheless Majors and Rudd carried this movie and it was amazing! Not to mention the end credit scenes were off the hizzyyyy! 😍😍😂😂😆😍❤️
Me too, I saw it in iMax 3D and was thoroughly impressed with what I was seeing. And I actually think everybody killed their roles, Rudd and Majors were great but so was Lilly and Pfeiffer. The movie also had a ton of call backs, like when Hank starts talking about his ants building stuff on they're own with Pym tech nobody thought, wait what, then you see them get sucked into the portal, i'm shocked more people didn't see that coming in the end. And also Modok betraying Kang I could see coming a mile away because Scott called him Darren and asked what happen, he treated him like a real person instead of what he turned into. I agree this Kang is He Who Remains because he introduced himself as just a man and was clearly obsessed with making the timeline a perfect circle.
Im so confused about something after seeing this movie… Scott Lang and the Ant Family are in the quantum realm for a long time…. Clearly more than 5 hours, but they come back to the exact moment they left earth. How is this possible yet in Endgame Scott was in the Quantum realm for 5 earth years and he felt like he was there for 5 hours
Time can be anything in there not just hour-year. Time just works and flows differently in there. Think of Janet being there for how long she was and coming back at that time.
When it comes to the Quantum realm, logic doesn't apply in the MCU, time works differently for every characters. Scott's 5 hours in Endgame end up being 5 years on Earth, yet Janet spent 30 years in the Quantum Realm, and when she came out, it was 30 years later on earth. And don't get me started about the ants, who dropped in the Quantum realm at the same time than the other characters, but somehow, millenias has passed for them so much so they could build an entire civilization AND YET still remember Hank to try and communicate with him. Oh and also, they spent millenias in the Quantum Realm, completely under the nose of Kang who apparently, despites having conquered the whole realm, seems to have never seen or heard of this mega colony of ants... Whelp, I had a good time watching this movie, but the more I think about it, the more the house of cards is crumbling down...
The mid and post-credit of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania blow my mind as there are many foreshadowings to the next MCU movies, there were many big reveals but then again Jonathan Majors is gonna do alot of work.
@@stylishstar1680 thay where talking about the kang/he who remains from the Loki series, he is dead and the kang from the antman movies is not dead, like thay made us know in a fun way, when scot was thinking is he dead? ahh i'm just overthinking and all that haha ofcourse he is not dead
@@mathiasfrandsen5468 but he who remains wasn't exiled and he wasn't that evil as he said in loki finale. However kang in antman 3 was put in that realm by those 3 main kangs.
My problem with the Mobius post credit scene... last we saw him, he was working in the TVA with Kang as the Time Keeper, so he should know a Kang variant immediately, but he seemed to have no idea who Victor Timely was.
It’s amazing to know that in the MCU there’s about 30 or more movies that all connect to what we have now 😳 it’s been over ten years of connecting stories to what we have now 😱
I think that Jonathan as Kang will be new favorite in MCU, I mean he already is. Previously we loved Iron man, Cap, Doc, Spidey etc etc but KANG will be our new favorite in this phase and I can guarantee no other superhero in MCU can take his limelight.
I just watched it last night in Theatres it was amazing, sadly I left after the first credit scene I didn't know there would be another with Loki so I'm glad I get to hear about it here
What if the exiled one was the "one who remains "from loki instead of being from quantumania. I think sylvie pushing loki into the portal was her way of trusting him to end the infinite amount of kangs and was trying to get him away from being attacked by sending him away. I think the kang army either captured sylvie or killed her
all tech on table in the discussion shown in loki ending (7:54). its the same tech used in tva. the projector, tempad, time reset cylinder, and the stick to prune. can you see "Ring's" kind material on table at the center of the kangs(varients).
I personally wish the Russo brothers or Loki director to write the rest of Kang's movie's storyline. and here is my personal opinion (which no one gonna care) about Quantumania, Quantomania: it is indeed a decent movie, 7/10. Things I wish: When you introduce a New gen Antagonist like Kang the Conqueror, who is gonna take care of the MCU audience for the next few years? I see a fall in the credibility score bro. you know what! The first time I got to know about "Thanos" is, that smile on his side face at The Avenger's Post credit. that itself gave me chills and ill never forget that scene. But to be honest with you lad, that single scene made me more excited to see more about an Antagonist, than this entire movie. I don't know why but it's still Thanos reign in my friends circle including me. Bring us a better variant of Kang the Conqueror (who can replace Thanos in our mind) in LOKI 2 with the same Jonathan Majors Cast. JM himself did an excellent job of holding the character and made it look way more powerful than the writers did in this movie.
I almost never stay for the post-credits anymore, coz I'd rather watch your video. If one day, I walked out before the post-credit and you didn't upload a video of it, I'd be sooooo pissed :D. Keep the good work up man!!
4:44 I loved the way the highlighted Kang version was exhilarated and screaming happily like he's in a circus with his mom, but happy or sad or angry, Kang is Kang 💀 Edit: Can't wait for 'Captain America: New World Order' after Quantumania!
9:09 "This will be the first time in the history of MCU that we are gonna see the same actor aka Jonathan Majors play the villain role in almost all the major projects" Jonathan majors: "I'm gonna have to stop you right there and beat this woman"
I have a question. The trailer showed a scene in which scot was saying that he can give us what we want which means he wanted to go back in time and spend time with his daughter but the movie didn't had the scene
I think what he meant by 'if we let them' is referring to the others being familiar to multiverse. Originally he was the only one who played around the timeline. Recent MCU movie showed that the heroes were actually getting more familiar with the multiverse, so the Kangs actually felt threatened since it's only matter of time when they figured how to travel through timeline to eliminate the all the variants. That's why they don't want to waste time.
When they showed the coliseum scene in ant man, I thought I saw Kang boxing variant, I don't remember it exactly but it kinda looks like it and I said "that must a Creed 3 reference" or I could be entirely wrong.
I saw the movie yesterday,it was pretty good in my opinion bc partially of Kang.I saw the post credits yesterday as well,and thanks for making this video. It helps me put the pieces together and try to figure out what they have planned next for the MCU and how it is all connected.
I loved the movie. Scott accidently helped Kang escaped and yet everybody thinks hes dead, that's classic Kang. But did you notice in credits that Prime Kang flat out lied to Ramu Tut and Immortus saying The Conqueror was dead? He also was the only Kang not to bow to Immortus. I think The Conqueror returns and is actually the one to recruit the Avengers to help stop the Dynasty of Kangs who will be after the Ant Fam now.
Actually he did claimed his name when u see the loki series u will be able to see that he shouted at loki that he ended multiversal war and at the same time when u see the figurine it was victor timely's image and if u observe carefully both he who remains and kang the congureor are exiled kang variants (and when u listen to the introduction when he is giving to loki u can listen he has been called conqueror as well) and as well in the loki series u cn observe the a transparent board with some mathematical calulations... ..i feel eventually mcu make this guy a good guy at the end......
Also he who remains mentioned that he established tva yet at the end of Loki series he was transferred to alternate reality of tva where they know who Kang is..
I really hope they dont give kang a backstory why he conquered multiverses, thats what I like about his reveal during janet's flashback he just said he won, no backstory, no sob story whatsoever
I just realize something. When u talk bout the post credit scene. And we see like 200 variants of kang is it mean or hinting we can see more then 1 variant of kang in avengers 5 ? like avengers fighting like 40 variants at same time ?
Did anyone notice how the portals all the Kangs used to get to the arena were the same portal that Reed Richards came during Multiverse of Madness?! I think this just confirms that Kang is Nathaniel Richards
I've JUST gotten back from the theater...you know what it means. Love you, Canadian Lad, I admire your honesty, its hard being honest these days, especially on the internet.
I like this a lot, but I believe they were talking about Kang from Loki. He isolated his timestream and made them unavailable to the war. They are angry that he was killed by someone else, since he was their hunt. The portal also shows the timebranch splitting like in Loki
I think The Conqueror knowingly lost to Ant-Man so that he can escape Quantum realm. I mean he’s smart. Also I think out of 3 Kangs in the mid credit, Futuristic Kang must be The Conqueror in disguise ( just a theory)
I was thinking that the futuristic Kang might be Kang Prime as well or Iron Lad. Although; I'd like to think that the "Exiled Kang" is secretly Kang Prime and he's going to be the last Kang standing by the end of Kang Dynasty/Secret Wars
@@toastyeditzthat's exactly what I'm thinking man like we as an audience have already established a relationship and a neat backstory I think he comes back and reals does burn them out of time
0:56 correction janet doesn't destroy his ship. She uses the pym particles to make the ships main energy core big thus destroying it. She destroys the energy core not the ship.
Idk why but I think kang is alive and after some movie they'll take his help to fight with kang 👀✨ No going to watch the breakdown now 👍🏻 Just wanted to get it out of my chest...
It was a really good movie. The best part was showing this variant of Kang as a bit inconsequential, which might be a subtle hint that the following variants would be very dangerous.
I have a theory that the 3 Kang varients in the post credit scene could be the real time keepers as they look a little similar to the fake ones in loki season 1. They are also 3 in number which is the number of the fake ones in loki season 1. So... Could this be?
Guys I am confused somebody explain me who are these people and if they are same, ok Here we Go (he who remanins), kang the conqueror, nathaniel richards and victor timely. Are these same people with diff alias or they are all from diff universe?
Pls answer I am really confused . So which kang is the Main Kang the one in loki or the one in antman and How is this movie and series related ? so cos kang in loki died which led to the creation of the kang in ant man cos the kang in loki said that he was the one who stopped the kang war and created a perfect time line where only the kang in loki aka he who remains would live So is it sylvie's fault that this happened or it it ant man's fault that he killed the main kang ( proclaimed by the kang in antman )who scared the other kangs ? If it is because of sylvie then why are the kangs ( kang council ) afraid of the kang in antman instead they should be happy that the main kang ( aka he who remains ) in loki died which led to the creation of them ( that is the other infinite kangs ) If you can pls make a video on this
Hi. Arabinda From INDIA. When Modok is dying, at the last moment his heart rate on the screen turns Green to Red. That's a great details from marvel CGI team. ❤️❤️
I found an interesting detail :- Remember a meme where few casts of Marvel were asked some questions and one of it's question was "Name the Thor's Hammer 🔨" & Paul gave the answer "Jonathan 🤣" Now see the trailer where Jonathan Major says to Antman "You're not the one with the hammer 🤯" which gave the meme reference same as Taika watiti gave us with the Goats in Love and Thunder ⚡🔥
With the ending of the movie and how this version of Kang wanted to go back and fight the others with what he was saying to Scott and Janet to go back, I feel that this version of Kang from Quantumania had the potential to become One Who Remains in his timeline from all the versions of himself and end the multiverse war fast, ence why he's imprisoned in quantum universe by the others in the first place but that's just a feeling.
Yup I agree, I think he is He Who Remains and that maybe they should of just worked with him, but at same time they didn't know about the Dynasty of Kangs. But I think The Conqueror returns in Kang Dynasty and is actually the one who recruits the Avengers.
The second variant of Kang is only called Centurion by the MCU Wiki, his name probably based off the Scarlet Centurion, but he isn't red. Hopefully, Jonathan Majors is found innocent because he played both Kang and He Who Remains really well. Really wanna see the new Avengers try and defeat the Conquerer's variants.
If He who remains was the only variant of Kang that lived before Sylvie killed him, then how did Janet meet Kang before the death of He who remains ? Or does time work differently in the quantum realm? But the TVA is also in the quantum realm bro I'm confused
Imagine that in the first multiverse, he who remains achieve his goal of eliminating all his variants in the multiversal war, but after Loki's events a new multiverse was born. In this one the same Kang lost the war and got exiled in the quatum realm. So, this Kang is a variant that lost.
The Victor Timely statue on the desk of "He Who Remains" not only has a moustache, but is also wearing glasses, just like the photo we see of him a little earlier.
Going back to infinity war, when loki was seen being killed by thanos, I've said this from the moment I seen it on the cinema screen, there was a woman sat up next to thanos you could see her eyes move to look at thanos, as he walks towards loki, and she is also in lokis line of sight, after the hulk tries to fight thanos and loki appears from behind debris and ends up hanging, if you pause the screen when you see his feet dangling, you can see that the woman that was next to thanos at the start has gone, in the background. I think he uses her as a way of making it feel real to thanos and projecting his image whilst hiding as debris like classic loki explains he does, and as for the tva not knowing about his existence still, like he who remains said the tva didn't know everything. That's why the video ended that loki watches of himself dying at the hands of thanos. Could also be a way kang manipulates loki, loki 616 has a big part to play still, and now that they don't know who loki is when he returns from facing he who remains, is interesting. And that kang looks different to that of the one in Quantumania, also captain America kind of steals time when he goes back to live life with Peggy carter, so we will see him resurrected in secret wars, or the kang dynasty. And I definitely don't think we have seen the last of kang the conquerer I think ant man has only pissed the new big bad off even more, and that their variant being dead an uncertainty they can't be fully sure of, famous last words. The only thing I don't understand is about kang, if knows everything and has seen everything, surely he could have made the multiversal engine core thing himself and not need to rely on anyone else? If the villain is truly a bad ass villain they wouldn't need an army!! And I think america chavez is also interesting being the only character without variants of herself, she maybe able to place every version of kang somewhere he would only destroy himself. Does kang really know everything if the scarlet witch is no longer alive? Or is she alive? As her existence is only in 616 or will Wanda return? Where is white vision? What do you think of my loki theory?
There wasn't "another multiversal war". He who remains is the kang who won the current war that we're currently in. He was at the end of time, after the war happened, after he won it. Kang the conqueror wasn't at the end of time or in the quantum realm, at the end of time there was just that Kang, all the other variants didn't exist at the end of time, Celestial's were all dead, everyone was dead, the war was over. The events of antman 3 is during the war, not after a reset. There's no 2nd war, but Loki seems like he's going to alter the kang varient so the war might change now.
Was Kang defeated at the End? I mean he conquered an insane amount of timelines, even killed some avengers, but got defeated by Ant(s)-Man? What do you think happened there? Do you think Scott's monologue at the end was a bit true, that maybe he IS ALIVE?! Do explain that bit in the full breakdown.
He was not shown to be dead, just presumed. Ant-Man even has a whole thought process "We saved the world and defeated Kang... didn't we? I think we defeated him, I don't remember too well", something along these lines. By having this Kang actually still be alive, it will give reason for the focus with our main mcu timeline
Why are you saying as if you didn't watch the movie? He clearly did not expect so many ants to attack him, he didn't even know they existed there, so he was taken by surprise obviously and couldn't do much once his shield was broken. And then he was like any other human without his suit
I really love the introduction of the Microverse ( sub-atomica mentioned ) And in the post credit i was the only one screaming " Oh wow it's Rama tut 👐 " 🤣🤣
Apologies if you think I have spoiled the movie for you, thank you for understanding. I have now blurred the image. However, please know I didn't spoil the movie for you, the actual image doesn't say anything about this movie in particular.
I’m a little bummed that I know Loki is in the film, but at least I have no context.
Fine i guess
@@Chaden He's not in the film. Therefore I didn't find it problematic to use it as a thumbnail. But I understand it can still ruin some people's experience, so I have now blurred it.
It's Okay , We support you!
But don't put direct photos of neither any movie scene nor post credit in the thumbnail.
BTW love your content
@@TheCanadianLad thank you for blurring it, seeing the film tonight, excited to watch the breakdown!
I love Kang. The saying "the devil you know is better than the devil that you don't" really applies to him.
Indeed
He does refer to himself as a devil in the comics and in Loki
we wuz kangz, we are original Egyptian, mcu made meme of we wuz kangz
Is that what he who remains said?
It's actually "the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know"
The Kang that was screaming when they all came together was hilarious on the post credit scene 😂😂😂
Yeah, like a child that gets excited when he sees his idol lol
Bro that shit was random af 😂😂😂😂
I'm literally blown away on how many they are but amazed at the same time because it freaking happening!!
in the infinite multiverse, there must be a version of kang that acts like child tho
lmao they freaked out like it was a Quantum Superbowl
Honestly, the movie seemed acceptable to me, mixed feelings, good things, not so good, bad, very bad, but it doesn't seem like the worst thing about the MCU at all, and as a start to the Phase I think it could have been better, but the post-credits are great and I expect more from Jonathan Majors
this movie is like loki season 1 and is teasing what coming
I thought this movie was 10/10
This movie got me the same feeling as Iron Man 3, but without RDJ charm so it's just slightly worse
It's an average movie. Like you said, not too good, not too bad
@@Dev1559 Kindda makes sense :)
Unlike the last phases where Thanos was the main villain, Marvel wasn't really focused on Thanos. But this time, Kang is the center of attention. Having seen Antman and the Wasp Quantumania recently, i feel this is quite a great start.
True words
We wuz Kang
Movie was alright, didn't like the wokeness protest in the beginning, the cheesy forces jokes. I bought a ticket to see Kang played by Majors.
although the movie wasn't great, multiverse looks good
I feel like Janet was the center of attention lmaoo. That's not a good thing.
Jonathan Majors' next roles:-
Rama-Tut in Moon Knight S02
Victor Timely in Loki S02
Iron Lad Kang in Young Avengers
Scrull Kang in Secret Invasion
Immortus in Avengers : Kang Dynasty
Kang Prime in Avengers : Secret Wars.
HeWhoRemains and Kang The Conqueror will be in all Projects as Extended Cameo.
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im so exciteeeed
Everyone thought He who remains was immortus, but obviously we were all wrong.
You’re a fan of Jonathan Majors?
Yeah.
Name five different roles.
…Kang!
That’s on me, I set the bar too low!
@@juggernaut4936😂😂
Where can we see again of kang the conqueror ?
Jonathan Major did such a phenomenal job as Kang it's like RDJ for Ironman now I can't imagine anybody else playing the role of Kang ❤️.
Ironic since I've always heard people described Kang as an extremely OP Iron Man, which I guess they're right to an extent lol
@@toastyeditz Correct
Kang seems really weak. Just Scott and Hope were enough to defeat him, and in his first appearance.
I can since he looks nothing like him in the comics, unlike RDJ with Iron Man. I like Majors as an actor, just saying he doesn't look like him
@@brian6105, I'm no comic reader so I rely on TCL n Heavy Spoilers etc! Does This Kang act like Kang in the Comics? Thanks
Despite critics reviews, I really enjoyed this movie
I love how it follows how we explore the quantum realm in the Ant man movie line, in Ant man we get a glimpse, in Ant man 2 we only saw the minimum, in this movie we get to explore it.
There are two scenes I feel are particularly beautiful compared to a lot of MCU movies.
When Scott was trying to grab the core for Kang, everyone helped the main Scott to take the core, even the Baskin Robbins one. They all had the same goal which is Cassie, which is a really good way to depict Parental love, a parent will do anything for their child. Especially in the "probability storm", it'll let you see every version of yourself with different outcomes, however with every outcome, they all want to save their daughter. Which shows what kind of character Scott is.
In the final scene where Scott hugs Hope asking her not to let go. At that moment we see Scott finally dropping his guard and being vulnerable as he was trying his best to stay strong for Cassie in the whole movie, when she is finally safe, he can finally lower his guard. We see a normal human being in that scene instead of being some iconic Super hero.
well said 10/10
About 1st point: That's what I liked about Scott's character in this movie. The central point of this movie was Scott/Cassie bond and movie never deviated from it
10/10
Why is no one talking about the fact that Kang shed a tear during the movie, this shows that there is a much deeper reason as to why he is the Conqueror. Feels like everyone missed that
My guess is it might be the Iron-Lad situation, something about the way he interacted with Cassie gave me the vibe he regrets having to threaten or hurt her like maybe he knew her from his young Avenger days
Yes he has a soft side in which we can see "your daughter will be safe without you "instead of being like i dont care...
he don't wan't to kill people but like thanos he thinks what he is dooing is right and he have to, i think thats why at least
@@mathiasfrandsen5468 He is trying to make amends for the mistakes his variant made which is destroying the flow of time. Unfortunately he had to do it the harder way.
Nobody is talking about that, or that the fact that Prime Kang lied to Ramu Tut and Immortus all while being indignant about the Conqueror being dead.
This is such a magical 2 phase era of mcu, i love how kang can appear in any movie in any variant and still give banger lines and create a story with valuable life lessons hidden within
huh
@@ChewbaccaSooound hes from the future
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For an Antman movie, this is actually pretty good but I think, the ending could've been better
Intense scenes like major characters are about to be killed.. And suddenly another hero (or group of heroes) comes to save them! Again and again we've seen this shit.. It still goes on..
In Infinity War, when Thor entered Wakanda like this, it was with a huge buildup.. But here, it was just 'Meh!'..🥱
Same honestly I agree
and kang, the person whos supposedly killed the avengers multiple times, getting his ass beat by ants.
@@fernforprez but the fact is he was exiled so he didn't have his full power ig that's why he was defeated lol🤷♀
yea, i felt like he should have got sent back to the coliseum instead
One thing i noticed in theatre is that Kang showed the same multiversal war and the different timeline to Janet just like he who remains showed it to Loki and Sylvie.
the movies and the shows are connected. its a shared cinematic universe
@@brownie3454 I think his point is that they showed the same timeline. Meaning not different universes or kangs.
He also introduced himself as Just a Man, and said the other Kangs were playing with time like kids.
@@calebmahoney2448 yes is the same one because the movies and the shows are connected. its a shared cinematic universe. so they share the timeline
@@brownie3454 we mean the literal timeline (orange) going across the screen with small branches. The actual picture of it. It’s the same as the timeline example in Loki. Atleast that’s what the original post was saying. If it was a different kang he would likely have different visible branches on the timeline.
I love the detail when kangs summoned at the colloseum, they used the same technology as reed richard's teleportation device in MOM, showing that eventually he's a decendant of him in the comics
Which mean reed Richard gonna be black actor in mcu
@@krishnaarmy3315 nah, he's centuries apart from reed, so maybe reed's child and so on have a black decendant to kang
@@Diamout21 oh ok
Bill Cosby will be cast as Mr. Fantastic as part of his redemption tour
@@brownie3454 No
Loved how you pointed out Victor timely's foreshadowing in loki season 1 Finale 👍🏻
I believe that foreshadowing is showing Kang the conquer because he is holding the same kind of glowing power source that powered his ship in the movie or that's a variant from the multiverse of madness since all the kangs used the same kind of teleportation portal reed richards used in doctor strange
That Loki hologram detail was amazing. I couldn’t see it for a second I had to rewind it like 5 times! Great catch!
Loki holigram?
What loki hologram?
The technology used in mid credit scene for calling(summoning) multiple kangs is same as Reed Richards used in doctor strange multiverse of madness
Same as in loki as well
Which is tec stolen from Doctor Doom. Coincidence? I think not!
@@Tores444 no its because Kang is a descendant of reed Richards
I think Kang will be worse than thanos because thanos wanted to finish what he started as soon as possible but Kang he'll draw out the suffering because he loves playing around with time and when one dies another will just take his place there might not even be an end to it because the multiverse is infinite so Kang can keep coming back
Well that is the basic concept for Kang😐
Cut off one head, two more shall take its place
@@àbsolultimate why you mad
Kang is worse than Thanos because Thanos was limited by modern tech. Kang has the most advanced shit by definition
I thoroughly enjoyed this film. This is as “comic booky” as it gets. One scene eating pizza, 3 minutes later sucked into the Quantum Realm. This stuck by its premise and tone, and that was appreciated.
The portal which through all the Kangs were arriving at the colosseum are as same as Reed Richards when he arrived in Doctor Strange 2
Reasonable since Kang's original name is Nathaniel Richards
@@lenindsouza2562wow
I don't know why everyone is saying Kang is dead ... We certainly didn't see him die like we did with MODOK ... It was like what happened with Darren and Cap . Plus even Scott thinks that he might be alive .
He is definitely alive, the way he got sucked was proof of that
Yes, he’s not actually dead, isn’t he just trapped in the quantum realm but even deeper than before?
@@georgialime5475 Maybe, but I think it’ll have something to do with another multiverse since the object was created for travelling between them.
Also red skull was teleported into space and people thought he actually died , even though the imagery was obvious
@@d3rinsola Kang ends up going to the same dimension Wanda is in
Jonathan Majors was the perfect actor for such important roles in phase 5.
We all are taking Janet's word on this Kang being evil...what if she misjudged what she saw when she touched the power core and saw his thoughts? 🤔
What if she saw the thoughts and crimes of other variants
@@feedmeifyoudare4783 that’s what I was thinking also.
But Kang still conquering the quantum realm.
This Kang was the lesser of two evils. The heads of the Council of Kang would turn out to be more extreme and brutal. In a way killing the exile Kang created more chaos like in the case of The One who Remains.
@@aliffazlee4678 because he needed an army to fight the other kangs….
Best thing about Kang is that you can kill him in a single movie and can easily bring him in another but more badass.
No i disagree it takes the stakes away which is why this Kang did not die, Scott accidently let him escape.
@@Byronic19134*Fr we don’t need another Ultron gettin killed left n right so he can feel “bad ass” the next time we see em but that’s never how it goes*
Tom Hiddleston's look of terror in the second post credit scene was 👌
I know it's not his movie, but still...
5:05 I don’t think that’s a Skrull. The skin is blue and it seems more like a monstrous version of Kang
I thought it looks similar to the Apocalypse version of Kang.
Kang is a human isn't it? How can he be a scrull?
@@valuemartkerala the council of Kangs also involves people who have killed kang and took his place
@@valuemartkerala we literally have crocodile loki
@@jameswesker15 and how can that scrull reveal his original form at the council?
I like that You call them GIANT CASSIE and GIANT SCOTT, they are in the quantum realm! So they are still very very very very tiny 😂, they are just slightly less subatomicly small
Only complaint is I think antman and doctor strange should have fought Kang. The power level difference is too noticeable to fully accept antman's durability especially without advance armor. The plot armor is strong in this movie but definitely the most entertaining movie since avengers endgame.
Nope wrong. No way home best since end game
@@specialagentorange4329 cap, Quantummania was better
@@chaser_2820 cap, MoM was better
@@chaser_2820 Worse case of recency bias I’ve ever seen. Quantumania was half a movie, not developed well at all. Still good but No Way Home and Wakanda Forever blow it out the water
@@brownie3454 I'm sorry you didn't understand the movie and married you're cat, but I promise it all makes sense, what part is not developed?
Isn't the Thumbnail a HUGE spoiler, are you sure it's a good idea?
Edit: it's ok guys he blurred the thumbnail, thank you CL
No
I do agree!
Exactly
He's just ruined my watching experience. Canadian lad my foot
Yeah what the f*ck
I wish I recorded it because everyone’s reaction was awesome! Also I think we have a new most advanced civilisation in marvel, THE ANTS!!!
There's a big plot hole in the film, Janet used the blue Pym particle discs to enlarge the multiversal core, but when she went to the quantum realm they hadn't been made yet, as Hank made them in the first Ant-Man. Any thoughts on that?
Those could have been the prototypes for the ones we see in the First Ant-Man.
Hank had to have made the blue disc to enlarge himself and gave some to Janet. This blue disc might be the prototype that Goliath used off screen as mentioned in Ant man 2. This means it did exist in some less refined form.
@@corvoattano2306 that's a possibility, but in Ant-Man, Hank said and I quote, "the suit doesn't have any weapons so I made you these" I don't think he'd say that if he had made them already.
@@meherindersingh3209 yes that is true. Well knowing the creators of the MCU, they will somehow bend this and fill the plot hole. That's how they do it.
Janet was the wasp for a while and you need red particles to shrink and blue ones to grow back to normal isn’t it?
Something I've noticed, Thanos was never a foreshadow as big as Kang is right now. We got a whole movie where the MCU villain is being the villain of also a solo film while Thanos only got post-credit scenes, meaning Kang is most definitely going to be MUCH bigger than Thanos was (obviously), and people who aren't Marvel fans will definitely notice this.
Kang the conqueror must have been banished to probability field where he will split into a lot of his variants and with their help he will form a force and thus kang dynasty happens
I think this main version of Kang is actually He Who Remains (or he becomes he who remains) it would make sense to me but also this movie was great I loved it a lot actually I’m seeing so many mixed reviews and I love that but me personally I’d give it about an 8/10 a soft 8 but an 8 nonetheless Majors and Rudd carried this movie and it was amazing! Not to mention the end credit scenes were off the hizzyyyy! 😍😍😂😂😆😍❤️
Me too, I saw it in iMax 3D and was thoroughly impressed with what I was seeing. And I actually think everybody killed their roles, Rudd and Majors were great but so was Lilly and Pfeiffer. The movie also had a ton of call backs, like when Hank starts talking about his ants building stuff on they're own with Pym tech nobody thought, wait what, then you see them get sucked into the portal, i'm shocked more people didn't see that coming in the end. And also Modok betraying Kang I could see coming a mile away because Scott called him Darren and asked what happen, he treated him like a real person instead of what he turned into.
I agree this Kang is He Who Remains because he introduced himself as just a man and was clearly obsessed with making the timeline a perfect circle.
Im so confused about something after seeing this movie… Scott Lang and the Ant Family are in the quantum realm for a long time…. Clearly more than 5 hours, but they come back to the exact moment they left earth. How is this possible yet in Endgame Scott was in the Quantum realm for 5 earth years and he felt like he was there for 5 hours
I think time is diferent from the Quantum Realm and it depends
it’s because they used kangs time machine by the use of the power core which would put them right back at the point in time from where they left earth
Time can be anything in there not just hour-year. Time just works and flows differently in there. Think of Janet being there for how long she was and coming back at that time.
Plot.
When it comes to the Quantum realm, logic doesn't apply in the MCU, time works differently for every characters. Scott's 5 hours in Endgame end up being 5 years on Earth, yet Janet spent 30 years in the Quantum Realm, and when she came out, it was 30 years later on earth. And don't get me started about the ants, who dropped in the Quantum realm at the same time than the other characters, but somehow, millenias has passed for them so much so they could build an entire civilization AND YET still remember Hank to try and communicate with him. Oh and also, they spent millenias in the Quantum Realm, completely under the nose of Kang who apparently, despites having conquered the whole realm, seems to have never seen or heard of this mega colony of ants...
Whelp, I had a good time watching this movie, but the more I think about it, the more the house of cards is crumbling down...
The mid and post-credit of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania blow my mind as there are many foreshadowings to the next MCU movies, there were many big reveals but then again Jonathan Majors is gonna do alot of work.
did Kang the Conqueror really die ????? i really don't think so, i assume the Kang Wearing the Original Suit will make a comeback for sure
But the other Variants (the main three) said he's dead.
@@stylishstar1680 thay where talking about the kang/he who remains from the Loki series, he is dead and the kang from the antman movies is not dead, like thay made us know in a fun way, when scot was thinking is he dead? ahh i'm just overthinking and all that haha ofcourse he is not dead
@@mathiasfrandsen5468 but he who remains wasn't exiled and he wasn't that evil as he said in loki finale. However kang in antman 3 was put in that realm by those 3 main kangs.
My problem with the Mobius post credit scene... last we saw him, he was working in the TVA with Kang as the Time Keeper, so he should know a Kang variant immediately, but he seemed to have no idea who Victor Timely was.
It’s amazing to know that in the MCU there’s about 30 or more movies that all connect to what we have now 😳 it’s been over ten years of connecting stories to what we have now 😱
That's what we call a post credit, setting grounds for future movies. I missed this thing in the entire phase 4. Got the old marvel vibes😭❤️❤️
I loved the movie it’s a solid 8/10!!
if it is solid 8/10, tell me who is the Wasp - what's her personality and goal. They TOLD us she loves Scott but there was no experience to deliver
I think that Jonathan as Kang will be new favorite in MCU, I mean he already is. Previously we loved Iron man, Cap, Doc, Spidey etc etc but KANG will be our new favorite in this phase and I can guarantee no other superhero in MCU can take his limelight.
He already was after that performance in Loki finale
I just watched it last night in Theatres it was amazing, sadly I left after the first credit scene I didn't know there would be another with Loki so I'm glad I get to hear about it here
I literally watched in cinema last night as well 😂
What if the exiled one was the "one who remains "from loki instead of being from quantumania. I think sylvie pushing loki into the portal was her way of trusting him to end the infinite amount of kangs and was trying to get him away from being attacked by sending him away. I think the kang army either captured sylvie or killed her
all tech on table in the discussion shown in loki ending (7:54). its the same tech used in tva. the projector, tempad, time reset cylinder, and the stick to prune. can you see "Ring's" kind material on table at the center of the kangs(varients).
I personally wish the Russo brothers or Loki director to write the rest of Kang's movie's storyline.
and here is my personal opinion (which no one gonna care) about Quantumania,
Quantomania: it is indeed a decent movie, 7/10.
Things I wish: When you introduce a New gen Antagonist like Kang the Conqueror, who is gonna take care of the MCU audience for the next few years? I see a fall in the credibility score bro.
you know what! The first time I got to know about "Thanos" is, that smile on his side face at The Avenger's Post credit. that itself gave me chills and ill never forget that scene. But to be honest with you lad, that single scene made me more excited to see more about an Antagonist, than this entire movie. I don't know why but it's still Thanos reign in my friends circle including me.
Bring us a better variant of Kang the Conqueror (who can replace Thanos in our mind) in LOKI 2 with the same Jonathan Majors Cast. JM himself did an excellent job of holding the character and made it look way more powerful than the writers did in this movie.
I honestly agree with you, but don't worry, they will bring an even better Kang in the next future projects throughout the MCU.
I almost never stay for the post-credits anymore, coz I'd rather watch your video. If one day, I walked out before the post-credit and you didn't upload a video of it, I'd be sooooo pissed :D. Keep the good work up man!!
4:44 I loved the way the highlighted Kang version was exhilarated and screaming happily like he's in a circus with his mom, but happy or sad or angry, Kang is Kang 💀
Edit: Can't wait for 'Captain America: New World Order' after Quantumania!
Captain America has been my most anticipated movie since Sam accepted the shield. Can’t wait to see a regular human go up against stakes like that
@@brownie3454 True :D
That part always cracks me up somehow
@@feqol Loki Season 2 will be mind blowing too.
9:09 "This will be the first time in the history of MCU that we are gonna see the same actor aka Jonathan Majors play the villain role in almost all the major projects"
Jonathan majors: "I'm gonna have to stop you right there and beat this woman"
The film and end credit scenes was INSANE
Lad, good job.
My vision isn't as good as it used to be, so good eye catching the Victor Timely figure on He Who Remains desk. Bravo.
I have a question. The trailer showed a scene in which scot was saying that he can give us what we want which means he wanted to go back in time and spend time with his daughter but the movie didn't had the scene
They removed it from movie
Its a good decision imo !
I think what he meant by 'if we let them' is referring to the others being familiar to multiverse. Originally he was the only one who played around the timeline. Recent MCU movie showed that the heroes were actually getting more familiar with the multiverse, so the Kangs actually felt threatened since it's only matter of time when they figured how to travel through timeline to eliminate the all the variants. That's why they don't want to waste time.
Jonathan majors plays the villain role in almost all the major projects.
When they showed the coliseum scene in ant man, I thought I saw Kang boxing variant, I don't remember it exactly but it kinda looks like it and I said "that must a Creed 3 reference" or I could be entirely wrong.
Kang has time, he's the master of time,he may have killed or beaten anyone man ,but he can't beat a hero's plot armor
I saw the movie yesterday,it was pretty good in my opinion bc partially of Kang.I saw the post credits yesterday as well,and thanks for making this video.
It helps me put the pieces together and try to figure out what they have planned next for the MCU and how it is all connected.
I loved the movie. Scott accidently helped Kang escaped and yet everybody thinks hes dead, that's classic Kang.
But did you notice in credits that Prime Kang flat out lied to Ramu Tut and Immortus saying The Conqueror was dead? He also was the only Kang not to bow to Immortus.
I think The Conqueror returns and is actually the one to recruit the Avengers to help stop the Dynasty of Kangs who will be after the Ant Fam now.
I'm excited again for MCU after this movie 😁
Actually he did claimed his name when u see the loki series u will be able to see that he shouted at loki that he ended multiversal war and at the same time when u see the figurine it was victor timely's image and if u observe carefully both he who remains and kang the congureor are exiled kang variants (and when u listen to the introduction when he is giving to loki u can listen he has been called conqueror as well) and as well in the loki series u cn observe the a transparent board with some mathematical calulations... ..i feel eventually mcu make this guy a good guy at the end......
Also he who remains mentioned that he established tva yet at the end of Loki series he was transferred to alternate reality of tva where they know who Kang is..
I really hope they dont give kang a backstory why he conquered multiverses, thats what I like about his reveal during janet's flashback he just said he won, no backstory, no sob story whatsoever
I just realize something. When u talk bout the post credit scene. And we see like 200 variants of kang is it mean or hinting we can see more then 1 variant of kang in avengers 5 ? like avengers fighting like 40 variants at same time ?
Bro I love this man what he is DOING, he literally KILLING as Kang, JONATHAN MAJOR 💝
Thanks for a brief story breakdown! I’m not fancy modern MCU movies. Just wanted to know what happened in the film
Did anyone notice how the portals all the Kangs used to get to the arena were the same portal that Reed Richards came during Multiverse of Madness?!
I think this just confirms that Kang is Nathaniel Richards
He is using his grandfather's technology but probably he's more smarter then Reed
I've JUST gotten back from the theater...you know what it means.
Love you, Canadian Lad, I admire your honesty, its hard being honest these days, especially on the internet.
8:00 even they put the glasses as well to portray him
I like this a lot, but I believe they were talking about Kang from Loki. He isolated his timestream and made them unavailable to the war. They are angry that he was killed by someone else, since he was their hunt. The portal also shows the timebranch splitting like in Loki
omfg you deserve more likes! W comment
It actually gave a good kickstart to phase 5 of MCU🚀
@TheCanadianLab where did you get these clips ? And what resolution the clips are in
I think The Conqueror knowingly lost to Ant-Man so that he can escape Quantum realm. I mean he’s smart. Also I think out of 3 Kangs in the mid credit, Futuristic Kang must be The Conqueror in disguise ( just a theory)
I was thinking that the futuristic Kang might be Kang Prime as well or Iron Lad.
Although; I'd like to think that the "Exiled Kang" is secretly Kang Prime and he's going to be the last Kang standing by the end of Kang Dynasty/Secret Wars
@@toastyeditzthat's exactly what I'm thinking man like we as an audience have already established a relationship and a neat backstory I think he comes back and reals does burn them out of time
0:56 correction janet doesn't destroy his ship. She uses the pym particles to make the ships main energy core big thus destroying it. She destroys the energy core not the ship.
"Essentially"
Idk why but I think kang is alive and after some movie they'll take his help to fight with kang 👀✨
No going to watch the breakdown now 👍🏻
Just wanted to get it out of my chest...
It was a really good movie. The best part was showing this variant of Kang as a bit inconsequential, which might be a subtle hint that the following variants would be very dangerous.
“Inconsequential” sweet summer child
I'm so happy that I already watched the movie ✨
Also when the kangs were teleporting in, it was the same square teleporter Reed richards used in multiverse of madness
I have a theory that the 3 Kang varients in the post credit scene could be the real time keepers as they look a little similar to the fake ones in loki season 1. They are also 3 in number which is the number of the fake ones in loki season 1. So... Could this be?
Guys I am confused somebody explain me who are these people and if they are same, ok Here we Go (he who remanins), kang the conqueror, nathaniel richards and victor timely. Are these same people with diff alias or they are all from diff universe?
thank you for making sure that your thumbnail didn't spoil anything. you're amazing.
His thumbnail never spoiled anything to begin with. so it showed Loki's face boohoo. No spoiler in his face.
Also if you haven't seen the movie don't watch his little breakdown that he's doing. this video is full of spoilers dipsh*t
@@FrostDJakki3529 how would loki have anything to do with ant man? especially since loki never wore that hat and that its so low resolution.
@@FrostDJakki3529 dont you think that that seems like a spoiler?
Pls answer I am really confused . So which kang is the Main Kang the one in loki or the one in antman and How is this movie and series related ? so cos kang in loki died which led to the creation of the kang in ant man cos the kang in loki said that he was the one who stopped the kang war and created a perfect time line where only the kang in loki aka he who remains would live So is it sylvie's fault that this happened or it it ant man's fault that he killed the main kang ( proclaimed by the kang in antman )who scared the other kangs ? If it is because of sylvie then why are the kangs ( kang council ) afraid of the kang in antman instead they should be happy that the main kang ( aka he who remains ) in loki died which led to the creation of them ( that is the other infinite kangs ) If you can pls make a video on this
I think the movie story was much better than expected🎬
So expect disappointment and u will never get disappointed 💯
Wht u guys think?
Actually the story of kang was good
@@uddhavramgolam9743 finally they gave us some light for phase 5
Us bro Us
Boy you speak like Peter's item.
Whereas Kartos said '"keep ur expectations low and u will never be disappointed ...boy"'
@@vaastav6524 was not aware of kratos and peter before,but compliment taken sir📜
Hi. Arabinda From INDIA.
When Modok is dying, at the last moment his heart rate on the screen turns Green to Red. That's a great details from marvel CGI team. ❤️❤️
The reason I really liked the second post credit scene is cause it shows loki season 2
I found an interesting detail :-
Remember a meme where few casts of Marvel were asked some questions and one of it's question was
"Name the Thor's Hammer 🔨" &
Paul gave the answer "Jonathan 🤣"
Now see the trailer where Jonathan Major says to Antman "You're not the one with the hammer 🤯" which gave the meme reference same as Taika watiti gave us with the Goats in Love and Thunder ⚡🔥
With the ending of the movie and how this version of Kang wanted to go back and fight the others with what he was saying to Scott and Janet to go back, I feel that this version of Kang from Quantumania had the potential to become One Who Remains in his timeline from all the versions of himself and end the multiverse war fast, ence why he's imprisoned in quantum universe by the others in the first place but that's just a feeling.
Yup I agree, I think he is He Who Remains and that maybe they should of just worked with him, but at same time they didn't know about the Dynasty of Kangs. But I think The Conqueror returns in Kang Dynasty and is actually the one who recruits the Avengers.
The second variant of Kang is only called Centurion by the MCU Wiki, his name probably based off the Scarlet Centurion, but he isn't red. Hopefully, Jonathan Majors is found innocent because he played both Kang and He Who Remains really well. Really wanna see the new Avengers try and defeat the Conquerer's variants.
This movie was perfect imo. Not everyone seems to understand "what's coming", but I do, and it's genius
One thing that now I understand is the three manga in mid credit are of top tiers and they are the original time keepers talked about
If He who remains was the only variant of Kang that lived before Sylvie killed him, then how did Janet meet Kang before the death of He who remains ? Or does time work differently in the quantum realm?
But the TVA is also in the quantum realm bro I'm confused
Basically, once he who remains was killed it changed time all at once. So technically the multiverse was always like that
Imagine that in the first multiverse, he who remains achieve his goal of eliminating all his variants in the multiversal war, but after Loki's events a new multiverse was born. In this one the same Kang lost the war and got exiled in the quatum realm. So, this Kang is a variant that lost.
Those Credit Scenes were sooo Amazing 🤯.
Still can't get them out of my head,
Specially the first one !!!!
Ps : big fan of your work....
Yeah! It was pretty crazy, I don't know why early reviews were bad, according to me it's the best movie after no way home.
The Victor Timely statue on the desk of "He Who Remains" not only has a moustache, but is also wearing glasses, just like the photo we see of him a little earlier.
It's almost 1 am in India 🇮🇳
Going back to infinity war, when loki was seen being killed by thanos, I've said this from the moment I seen it on the cinema screen, there was a woman sat up next to thanos you could see her eyes move to look at thanos, as he walks towards loki, and she is also in lokis line of sight, after the hulk tries to fight thanos and loki appears from behind debris and ends up hanging, if you pause the screen when you see his feet dangling, you can see that the woman that was next to thanos at the start has gone, in the background. I think he uses her as a way of making it feel real to thanos and projecting his image whilst hiding as debris like classic loki explains he does, and as for the tva not knowing about his existence still, like he who remains said the tva didn't know everything. That's why the video ended that loki watches of himself dying at the hands of thanos. Could also be a way kang manipulates loki, loki 616 has a big part to play still, and now that they don't know who loki is when he returns from facing he who remains, is interesting. And that kang looks different to that of the one in Quantumania, also captain America kind of steals time when he goes back to live life with Peggy carter, so we will see him resurrected in secret wars, or the kang dynasty. And I definitely don't think we have seen the last of kang the conquerer I think ant man has only pissed the new big bad off even more, and that their variant being dead an uncertainty they can't be fully sure of, famous last words. The only thing I don't understand is about kang, if knows everything and has seen everything, surely he could have made the multiversal engine core thing himself and not need to rely on anyone else? If the villain is truly a bad ass villain they wouldn't need an army!! And I think america chavez is also interesting being the only character without variants of herself, she maybe able to place every version of kang somewhere he would only destroy himself.
Does kang really know everything if the scarlet witch is no longer alive? Or is she alive? As her existence is only in 616 or will Wanda return? Where is white vision? What do you think of my loki theory?
Jonathan Majors basically gained the ability to print money when he signed up as Kang😂
Watched yesterday, i love how Antman finally have a scene where his giant form is powerful, i also love that tiny to giant punch he did to Kang
I watched the movie I liked it and was excited at first post credit scene 😍
My rating 7/10
There wasn't "another multiversal war". He who remains is the kang who won the current war that we're currently in. He was at the end of time, after the war happened, after he won it. Kang the conqueror wasn't at the end of time or in the quantum realm, at the end of time there was just that Kang, all the other variants didn't exist at the end of time, Celestial's were all dead, everyone was dead, the war was over. The events of antman 3 is during the war, not after a reset. There's no 2nd war, but Loki seems like he's going to alter the kang varient so the war might change now.
How can you spoil the cameo of tom Hiddleston bro?😅😅 Anyway I have also watched it so no hard feelings😅
It's crazy how Billy Carson been explaining this stuff for years based off the tablets..Marvel comics got a lot of stuff referencing them
Was Kang defeated at the End? I mean he conquered an insane amount of timelines, even killed some avengers, but got defeated by Ant(s)-Man? What do you think happened there? Do you think Scott's monologue at the end was a bit true, that maybe he IS ALIVE?! Do explain that bit in the full breakdown.
He was not shown to be dead, just presumed. Ant-Man even has a whole thought process "We saved the world and defeated Kang... didn't we? I think we defeated him, I don't remember too well", something along these lines. By having this Kang actually still be alive, it will give reason for the focus with our main mcu timeline
Why are you saying as if you didn't watch the movie? He clearly did not expect so many ants to attack him, he didn't even know they existed there, so he was taken by surprise obviously and couldn't do much once his shield was broken. And then he was like any other human without his suit
I really love the introduction of the Microverse ( sub-atomica mentioned )
And in the post credit i was the only one screaming " Oh wow it's Rama tut 👐 " 🤣🤣