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Ant-Man and the Wasp remains my favorite of the subseries, and Ghost my favorite villain in it. I don’t find the first one that interesting, and this one was mildly disappointing regarding the one area I thought it needed to be impressive - Kang.
I think “comedy with stakes” works best for these characters, and the timing was off on the humor here for about everything except MODOK.
Still an okay movie, but nothing big.
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Still hoping that we get to see Majors play The Conglomerator.
The actress is also a lead in a fun Sci-Fi channel show called Killjoys that is probably the most fun show since Eureka and right up there with Farscape for fun goofy sci-fi, and her acting is a big part of that.
I am looking forward to seeing more of Ghost in Thunderbolts. She's gotta be pissy, even if it's not Scott's fault really that he lost five years in-between 'popping into the quantum realm real quick to get you some quantum particles to stabilize your painful fatal condition...'
She can blame him for blipping back five years later and kind of totally forgetting about her, in his understandable rush to find Cassie.
"Killjoys" was a really good, fun show. The main story takes a bit to get off the ground, but the leads are compelling enough to keep the earlier episodic episodes interesting until it does and Hannah John-Kamen is the main reason to watch, by far. I really hope she gets to do more in "T-Bolts."
And yeah, I hope there's some follow-up because Team Ant-Man initially wanted to help her, the blip happened, then.... we don't know what happened after they came back. Did they follow through with helping her, because we saw that they all were living their lives, writing books, saving the world, researching the QR ... it'd be weird if they totally forgot about her.
Got to watch it. Really just an intro to Kang for later movies. Can't say I was impressed by him as a super villain. Since the actor seems out, it might be good thing. The MCU needs a core villain more impressive than Kang - time for Galactus.
Movie was too cliched. Marvel has to get over the scenes of all the good guys charging and screaming. Bad tactics with energy weapons around and air support.
Well, Ronan was such a a bucket of laughs...
I finally saw the film and I'd give it a B
I don't see why it got trashed critics-wise, or even in fan-culture. oh well. People respond to a film or they don't, I guess. I just don't see the "relentless camp" that other people allegedly saw.
Making the film into a "space opera" rather than a more traditional heist film/action film wasn't the worst choice, and it gave us more of a glimpse into the worlds of the microverse.
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