Incredible Marvel

Rating: 8/10 (3 August 2015)

Once again we see the ability that Marvel has to create an entertaining movie that will possibly be remembered for a long time, all starting from another of its secondary characters of all history of Marvel's Comics.
Ant Man, The Movie, is in part true story of Dr. Hank Pym pleasing lovers of comic books, and brings new things to attract the audience that is not fully inserted in this universe. It's great when a story has contacts through other characters that are not simply ignored, since we know that these stories are connected somehow, they are not direct sequels. This is clearly shown on Ant Man. In this production, initially forget the story of Dr. Hank Pym we know well through the comics of the Avengers, here we see Scott Lang, an electronics engineer who earned his "powers" to steal the garments of Doctor Hank Pym. With help from the scientist and his daughter, he needs to solve a major threat to humanity's future when Doctor Darren Cross tries to sell the miniaturization technology to the military.
From that moment Scott Lang becomes the Ant Man, using the miniaturization of power and communication with insects to invade Doctor Cross's laboratory to prevent his evil plans. As usual this production of Marvel is full of comic relief, Paul Rudd in the role of Scott Lang is funny and at the same time convincing as an action hero. The sequence of Ant Man training under the supervision of Doctor Pym (Michael Douglas) works very well and despite the miniaturization of magic, everything up to this point is quite credible. The participation of the daughter of Dr. Pym, Hope (Evangeline Lilly) creates the dramatic atmosphere between father and daughter, besides having the relationship of Scott Lang himself with the family, since the same was arrested for theft before becoming the hero.
Unfortunately the villain, also known as Yellow Jacket, follows the Marvel style and has no plans so appalling as to we find at some point that the good side is not victorious. The villain is shallow and his personal problems are not well developed. So, we think he would do something bad that was not even for money, thus, it becomes less dangerous.
The fight sequences are quite exciting, especially on the initial fight scene between Ant Man and The Yellow Jacket seen on the third act of the movie.
As an expected end, one more great development of story despite the script changes. The interactions between Marvel's movies are increasingly present on this movie. For those who like references, it is really an enjoyable movie.