Absolutely Brilliant

Rating: 7/10 (10 August 2015)

I must admit when I first heard they're making a movie about an ant man, I thought to myself that it was going to be such a waste of time, but as a movie addict, I've learnt to never judge a movie by its name, so when they've started broadcasting the trailer of the movie, that thought disappeared and was replaced by a must watch. Of course the trailer brings a major effect on how an individual views the contents of the film, but don't let them fool you.
I personally haven't seen a lot of movies for the actor Paul Rudd, but I must say I was pretty impressed by the acting techniques, ability to cope to with each situation he was put to during the movie. I can't say that the same applies to Michael Douglas as he is just THAT fantastic, no word's said, definitely. The whole concept of the the ant man was marvel-ous, and how this basic simple idea can change our world. The power to shift in sizes, imagine what can you do with such power. The concept was well delivered, but the story itself makes no sense, bad story line, but good sequence of events. I've excepted this to be some kind of serious action movie where I hear nothing but a smashing sound here and there, but unlike other marvel movies, this was by far the most the funniest, which is something I pretty disliked about the movie. I'm not saying that they shouldn't have written a better dialogue, and I completely understand they've chosen a specific dialogue of the story to fit the character of the ant man. The casting crew was well chosen, the visual effects and the filming were also well managed and well-done. One thing that completely dazzled me, and had me in an off-shock bizarre state is the 3 or 5 minutes of the movie where he -the ant man dives into a part of the unseen reality of objects around us, there, on that very specific last destination where he lies hopelessly in the darkness within. SO BREATHTAKING. The overall review of the movie is that it's absolutely brilliant.