Yup. The most grating for me are the not so subtle jabs that imply marvel fans are mindless and have poor taste while simultaneously being self inflating.
Oh! Oh! And those that try to say all marvel movies are bad like it's some kind of universally accepted truth.
Of all the things to complain about, complaining about "shrinking to tiny size" being lame is baffling. Even if you'd never heard of Ant-Man, the sheer number of possibilities for sequences and visuals while at ant size should be exciting to anyone.
Of all the things to complain about, complaining about "shrinking to tiny size" being lame is baffling. Even if you'd never heard of Ant-Man, the sheer number of possibilities for sequences and visuals while at ant size should be exciting to anyone.
Of all the things to complain about, complaining about "shrinking to tiny size" being lame is baffling. Even if you'd never heard of Ant-Man, the sheer number of possibilities for sequences and visuals while at ant size should be exciting to anyone.
Dodging attacks, gaining positional advantage, shrinking out of a wrestling hold, stealth, fucking with internal organs, general cat and mouse games - Ant-Man can be an enormous pain in the ass. Even if you've never read a single issue, use your goddamn imagination for a few seconds!
I picked up the new Ant-Man #1 today and just finished reading it. I highly recommend it to all of you, it is pretty damn great. Even if you don't read comics, the first issue is a nice self contained story so you don't need to read anything else to understand it. This comic made me more excited for the movie than the trailer did.
There’s shrinking! Cool shrinking, Reed promises. “What we’re doing is very different from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids,” he says. “It’s going to be much more experiential.” Instead of having actors perform with outsize props, Ant-Man is utilizing both macro photography—the filming technique used on bug documentaries—and motion-capture technology. “There are cameras and lenses that make small areas look like the most epic landscapes,” says co-producer Brad Winderbaum. “Then we’re shooting motion capture with Paul to insert Ant-Man into those environments.”
In addition to new images from Ant-Man, the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly also features new concept art and character details. "[Darren Cross] was this child prodigy that Hank Pym nurtured," said Corey Stoll of his character who later becomes the Yellowjacket (pictured right). "He started to become aware of this fabled technology that can shrink people to half an inch. Now he's discovered his own version of that technology-which has a psychotic effect on people if they use it too much." It's also revealed in the magazine that Scott Lang's allies are portrayed by Clifford "T.I." Harris (Dave), Michael Peña (Luis), and David Dastmalchian (Kurt), whom he meets in prison early in the film. Though the trio are not based on characters from the comics, Harris says they all play a major role in Ant-Man. "We are the team that makes up the Ant-Man crusaders, if you will," said the rapper/actor.
, colluded to take over the company. Now, Ive discovered my own version of that technology and Im using it for militaristic purposes, Stoll continues. Ive even started to use the technology myself, which as a sort of psychotic effect on people if they use it too much. I cant get into the details of all the goodies of the Yellowjacket suit but its several generations advanced from what Ant-Man has. And then I put it onand then I am Yellowjacket!
I'm sure I'll enjoy the movie, but with every new interview, I get more and more annoyed at Marvel, Feige, and mostly Wright for screwing us out of Hank and Janet.
Darren Cross and Hope Van Dyne are a couple, but once he puts on the Yellowjacket suit, he becomes mentally unstable. Hope tries to convince him to stop using the suit, but in a rage, he smacks her in the face. Hope then joins her Dad and Scott to take down Cross.
Darren Cross and Hope Van Dyne are a couple, but once he puts on the Yellowjacket suit, he becomes mentally unstable. Hope tries to convince him to stop using the suit, but in a rage, he smacks her in the face. Hope then joins her Dad and Scott to take down Cross.
I believe they already said somewhere that Scott drove his wife and daughter off due to his shady crime history, and he's now trying to repair that relationship with Cassie.
Darren Cross and Hope Van Dyne are a couple, but once he puts on the Yellowjacket suit, he becomes mentally unstable. Hope tries to convince him to stop using the suit, but in a rage, he smacks her in the face. Hope then joins her Dad and Scott to take down Cross.
I hope that Renner makes an appearence, than we would have everyone who ever was Ant Man/Yellowjacket/Giant Man/Goliath in one movie 
