Ant-Man Ant-man's reviews thread

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

I much prefer it to Age of Ultron too.

Agreed, I find this gets better with repeat viewings, while AOU gets worse. I find it crazy as I am a huge Whedon fan and thought Reed was a lacklustre replacement for Wright.

 

[Typhoon22]

I didn't catch this in theaters because it looked completely unappealing in previews and Avengers Age of Ultron annoyed me so much that I was put off of seeing another Marvel movie last year.

Now I know I would have been better off skipping Age of Ultron and watching Ant-Man. Ant-Man is a delightful, creative and sweet little gem of a film. It took me a little while to warm up to it but once I did I was impressed. The performances are good, the emotional bits work well and the humor isn't obnoxious and scene breaking like it is in some Marvel films I'm not going to name right now. The visual effects were pretty good, everything involving the shrinking was awesome, super creative and fun. I like how simple the story was, simple but good. Yes the villain was underdeveloped and not special but that's to be expected.

ANT-MAN

8.5/10

Almost word for word exactly how I felt. 8/10.
Better than AOU for sure and definately one of my fav comicbook movies.

 

[☆OldGrey-Man☆]

Not the best of Marvels movies, its up there though, but its the one I rewatch more then any other.

Loved it

 

[Muze]

Not the best of Marvels movies, its up there though, but its the one I rewatch more then any other.

Loved it

i like the rewatch the training montage and Luis' ramblings.

 

[strikezone89]

I may be in the minority but I LOVE Ant-Man. It was so different and had a great tone to it. It ranks in my top three MCU films and the repeat value is insane on it