Film Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp

If Marvel was driving the line, the film was clearly called The Wasp and Ant-man because there are many Wasps dilemmas and problems that the film handles (Note: So probably the world would have been released). But the title is not the only way the studio defies its portrayal of the genre: Scott and Hope are the great heroes with the unique ability to shrink to frivolous insects. Together, they will understand the past while Scott will balance his different roles of superheroes and dad – a modern dilemma more often reserved for female characters.

With his personality and his modern blend of the 24-hour chase (1987) and Sweetheart, I narrowed the children (1989) a special place in the Marvel universe to start. The scenography and props are a charming mix of modern and retro science fiction movies from the '50s and' 80s. This is with Paul Rudd's play and big boy syndrome, which places its imprint on the film both in the role Scott's rendition and as co-author of the screenplay when several aftershocks of the film are not sure of Rudd's humor. However, the standard Marvel-action standard is a big, boring cheese-dog and matches.