3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’:
I just have so many questions. This entire plot was made up of poorly-explained scenarios. The ants. The whole Quantum Realm world. How Hank became a master pilot in five minutes. Even the new supporting characters were poorly introduced. But the most significant, and unfortunate, blunder of a storyline was Kang. I still don’t get what he is, what he wants, why he wants to eliminate timelines, why he was banished, and what’s supposed to make him so threatening/powerful. With the intensity of which Janet was introducing him, how nervous she was, we should’ve seen someone a bit more intimidating. And for a villain that’s supposed to be the next Thanos… I’m concerned.
There was barely any humor here. This is an Ant-Man movie, right? M.O.D.O.K/Darren’s death was the closest we got to anything remotely amusing.
So many meant-to-be-poignant moments fell very flat. “It‘s never too late to not be a dick” was just not it. Cassie’s speech was far from inspiring as intended. Even the father/daughter bonding felt a bit forced. Cass seems to be a common denominator here.
Bonus Thought: This film took me four nights to watch, falling asleep the first three.
Review by CoreyVIP 2BlockedParent2023-05-07T01:53:35Z
3 Thoughts After Watching ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’:
I just have so many questions. This entire plot was made up of poorly-explained scenarios. The ants. The whole Quantum Realm world. How Hank became a master pilot in five minutes. Even the new supporting characters were poorly introduced. But the most significant, and unfortunate, blunder of a storyline was Kang. I still don’t get what he is, what he wants, why he wants to eliminate timelines, why he was banished, and what’s supposed to make him so threatening/powerful. With the intensity of which Janet was introducing him, how nervous she was, we should’ve seen someone a bit more intimidating. And for a villain that’s supposed to be the next Thanos… I’m concerned.
There was barely any humor here. This is an Ant-Man movie, right? M.O.D.O.K/Darren’s death was the closest we got to anything remotely amusing.
So many meant-to-be-poignant moments fell very flat. “It‘s never too late to not be a dick” was just not it. Cassie’s speech was far from inspiring as intended. Even the father/daughter bonding felt a bit forced. Cass seems to be a common denominator here.
Bonus Thought: This film took me four nights to watch, falling asleep the first three.