Judd Apatow's boring version of Out of Sight.

Rating: 5/10 (18 February 2020)

What could have been a neon noirish, twisted, heisty, unique Edgar Wright affair has ended up as a bland, rote, by-the-numbers, cliche, wasteful entry.
Yes it's funny, but I mean even Thor 2 was funny. Paul Rudd is perfectly cast and it's about damn time he got some acclaim worthy of his every look and twist of phrase. Pena is a delight to be sure as well and even the criminally underused Corey Stoll is welcome.
Some standout moments and comedic turns and sequences and set-pieces are a clever use of Ant-Man, however it plays everything too safe, doesn't revel in the archetypes or tropes of the heist genre as it should and instead abandons the language of those films and sticks to the even play of Marvel's homogenous family.
Fully rubbery CGI third act is the bane of these cheap entries (Deadpool I'm looking at you). And the logic is a bit jumpy and montagey and relies on suspension of disbelief, but after Ant-Man's gigantically exciting and pivotal action role in Civil War, I could stand to see a bit more.