Mind control of his species gives a master thief a whole new evolution in a shrinking world Protecting the origins of a secret in a daring heist

Rating: 8/10 (20 September 2019)

The myth of the quantum realm we're all the hero's we're throwing into
Access to the Quantum Realm was finally realized by scientist Doctor Hank Pym through the use of Pym Particles, particles of an extra-dimensional nature that are capable of altering the size of beings or objects. Janet van Dyne, Pym's wife
A Sling Ring is a mystical object which enables the wearer to open a dimensional portal to other locations , and also, although it requires much effort, throughout the Multiverse as well this film is from the 80s and 1995 and now its totally fun great cgi and brings a different way of thinking to marvel mutiverse
Ant-Man was not at all what I expected. I have been a fan of most of the previous movies of the Marvel Cinematic universe, . it has good story and time line with ultron and holds your interest throughout. There are plenty of action and the fight scenes, but unlike the previous Marvel movies, this movie focuses on a heist. This, along with the comedy throughout, makes it a breath of fresh air in the Marvel universe. No Marvel movie since has so seamlessly bonded the genre of action and comedy. And when looking for Howard's stark facility the for the stuff that controls the machine for the particle is on avengers soil this is fun when ant man encounters falcon because he breached security
Scot lange played Paul rudd shows a vulnerable side
The main character, Scott Lange, is not a billionaire or scientist or ancient god, and he doesn't have super strength or intelligence; he is a thief who deals with holding down a job or not but when a job comes along he finds something or kinda faith plays a part in a job he stumbles upon that might save his life in San Francisco and her earns to be able to see his daughter. This makes him incredibly relatable. Being played by Paul Rudd doesn't hurt either. Rudd, along with the rest of the cast, delivers a memorable performance. The idea of a father trying to reconcile his relationship with his daughter may have been used before, but Evangeline Lilly and Michael Douglas make it work without seeming trite or overused. The role that really stands out is Corey Stoll as Yellowjacket. He is, in my opinion, the most terrifying villain the Marvel universe has seen yet. He doesn't want global domination, he wants money and power, and that makes him a very believable villain. Stoll's performance is more three-dimensional than one might expect in a super hero movie, and adds to the already great cast. 8/10