Ant Man is a beautiful, wonderfully made visually spectacular movie with stunning visuals and entertaining humour.

Rating: 8/10 (12 November 2017)

Ant Man: Movie Review.
Ant Man is a visually gorgeous movie with excellent performances and another beautiful small but big addition to Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ant Man is a small superhero delight. Marvel has done it once again. Ant Man is a movie about a small superhero but it is definitely a very big movie in terms of entertainment, humour and laughs, awesome character development, solid cast performances, awesome action scenes and an interesting story line. The direction of Peyton Reed is well crafted.
The movie looks visually stylish and some photo realistic visuals are perfectly created. CGI, VFX are also good and looks realistic. The movie also looks good in terms of 3D, the 3D aspect of the movie is great. 3D scenes are handled very excellently and some scenes of small Ant Man in 3D are best. Also, Special Mention to the Excellent Screenplay and Story by: Edgar Wright, Joe Cornish, Adam McKay and Paul Rudd.
The performances are great. Especially the performances of Main Characters are very well performed. Paul Rudd has done a fantastic job as the character of Ant Man. Evangeline Lilly as the character of Hope Van Dyne is brilliant and Michael Douglas has done a superb job in portraying the character of Hank Pym with his incredible talent and excellency. But best thing of the movie is Michael Peña and his very awesome amazing super fantastic performance in the terms of humour and as a supporting character. He is one of the many best thing in the movie. His humour comic timing is excellent and feels very realistic.
Ant Man has some flaws and issues also.The major flaw of the movie is a weak villain- the main negative character. The main villain character of the movie that is Yellowjacket is underdeveloped character and feels to be very rushed off. Corey Stoll as the main villain character of Yellowjacket is OK but not very impressive and his character feels very under utilized. There are also some underwhelming unnecessary characters which are not properly explored and they feel just like some plot devices to the story. Some scenes and certain sub plots are not properly structured.
On a special note: Stay for mid and post credit scenes. They are really awesome. And there are lots and tons of references to past and future Marvel Shared Cinematic Universe Movies–through out the Ant Man movie. Ant Man: Movie Ends the Marvel's second phase with a Bang!
(Please Note: That This Review represent only my professional point of view and my personal honest opinion about the film, and does not represent others. Thank You).