Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania

I really liked the movie , what I didn't like was , that Kang was done poorly. (He defeated many Avengers , but died to Ants) ahhh

In my opinion I love this movie, I love kang as the villain, Paul Rudd and Kathryn Newton were great in this movie, The fact is the cgi we're not good.

It's not the worst thing Marvel has to offer, it's entertaining but that's all. It does not transcend to forge the future of this franchise. Many questionable performances, especially Kathryn Newton, and other performances like Jonathan Majors's a highlight.

Despite the colorful world and little bits of fun moments, this movie really just isn't great. Certain bits of CGI stick out like a sore thumb, even when the world in concept and certain bits of execution is colorful and fun. The main plot and overall comedy in the movie is weak despite what it attempts to set up for the MCU, and things the movie advertised like Bill Murray's appearance and other big spectacles feels messy or underutilized to say the least. I really can't say much positive about the movie other than the bits of fun it can offer throughout with some rare laughs and in-concept other big spectacles executed rather messily. All things considered - it still isn't the worst movie I've ever seen.

The film has some nice settings but has horrible CGI which is especially noticeable on MODOK. The film tends to be quite boring and lays the foundation for the big bad of the multiverse saga whose danger is not perceived. Characters like Hank, his wife and Wasp are super secondary to the film almost non-existent

The mighty have fallen. The modern-day MCU movie is so unbelievable, pathetic, and unserious that it's genuinely sad. This movie will leave you dumbfounded by how stupid the story is. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a 2-hour CGI mess.

You made a movie titled Quantumania with almost no Quantumania. Not a bad film at all, but what leaves a bad taste in your mouth is the wasted potential of what this could have been.

The CGI was terrible. Lois was not in it😭.

I mean the visuals in this movie are stunning. The color choices for the scenery and the characters mesh so well together that it's almost criminal. We get to see how everything has evolved for Scott (Paul Rudd) and Hope (Evangeline Lilly).

Disappointing is the best way to put it. I really liked the first two Ant-Man movies, but this one just felt different, and lacked the charm of those two. I liked that Michael Douglas and Michelle Pfeiffer got a lot of screen time, but the overall story just seemed like a mess.