Good Movie with a case of Hollywood-Science syndrome.

Rating: 8/10 (8 September 2015)

***SPOILER*** I like the movie, it is definitely a good family movie, as I have watched it with my 10 y.o. sister. The story is solid and the acting ranging from mediocre to great, depending on the actor/actress. Being a bit of a science geek though, it bothered me when the Dr. Pym revealed the loss of his wife because there was a bit of a hole. If the shrinking device closes the distance between atoms, resulting in an ant-sized human with the same weight as a 200lb man, it would be impossible for one to shrink smaller than an atom, as clearly shown near the end when Scott shrinks smaller and smaller, past atoms into some freaky-effect dimension. In reality, he would have crossed the shwartzchild radii and turned into a black hole, and then abruptly exploded with the force of 10 Hiroshima bombs. Look up Kurzgesagt on YouTube on black holes if you want my source. Also, the Tank on the keychain would be too heavy to hold, precisely a 35.8 ton keychain. Despite these anomalies, i loved the movie, and the tank scene was my favorite, because i'm also a huge tank nerd.