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Rating: 6/10 (27 July 2015)

Personally, I've had enough of Marvel's trite plots with their static hero's and villain's. I'm indifferent to both DC and Marvel, but the latter can learn a thing or two about film from the former.
Ant-Man is a funny, entertaining and oddly informative. After approximately 15 minutes into the movie, any movie-buff can already conjure up the main plot points and resolutions with surprising accuracy. Like almost all of Marvel's movies, Ant-Man's target audience is children below the age of 15; I would not recommend this movie to anyone who has graduated the 10th grade; however, I would recommend this movie to his 10 year old nephew- he would love everything about it. Now, by no means am I advocating cinematic violence here, all I'm saying is; from observation, I have concluded that Marvel's movies have become a "playground" for your kids on the way to the work.
By no means is this a professional blight on Marvel's film career; in-fact, it seems to be very lucrative. Just like any other film you're planning on watching, it's mostly personal preference that pushes you to buy the tickets.