Should Be A Bigger Part of the MCU

Rating: 8/10 (18 March 2019)

This for me is without a doubt one of the best MCU films. If not Marvel films in general, to come out in recent years. But this film is riddled with plot holes. With an intelligently written, charming and hilarious script. My main worries were how they would introduce Ant-Man since in the comics, he would not be suitable for the MCU. They did manage to nail it. Originally Hank Pym was going to be the Ant-Man in the movie. Favorably they changed since there was a lot of controversy with the storylines surrounding Hank Pym in the comics. They did add him as a secondary character because he is a pretty huge part of Marvel either way. The opening was incredible. The film was very unpredictable. I loved the scenes where it presented the plot twist. I was very surprised to see a different superhero other than Ant-Man in the film. Anthony Mackie's Falcon appeared and it was a surprise - I feel like we don't get enough of the lower tier Avengers in these movies.
Paul Rudd played the protagonist Ant-Man, under the name of Scott Lang. He was hilarious in his role. And I can't wait to see him in future MCU films. I loved his aim. Unfortunately, the antagonist did not have a clear goal. Corey Stoll played Yellow Jacket. He was fine nothing incredibly impressive. The other side characters were Hope and Hank Pym - they were played by Michael Douglas and Evangeline Lilly. Their backstory was incredible. I did think the relationship between Hope and Scott was ominous - I don't know why. Michael Peña was a nice addition to the film and he was phenomenal. An amazing way to introduce the Wasp and the Quantum Realm.
I loved about this movie was its use of CGI and special effects with him shrinking. Some great fighting scenes, especially the one in which they make the colossal train. The age of the movie should be PG, for violence and mild language instead of 12. As I mentioned earlier, stuffed with giant plot holes. How does he manage to climb on a gun when small, even though according to the movie's physics - when he shrinks his original density stays the same? I would definitely recommend this to everyone. I love this movie.