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Ant-Man and the Wasp are pushed beyond their limits, discovering the Quantum Realm, exploring new possibilities, interacting with strange creatures, and experiencing new things that they didn't even know were possible.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp are pushed beyond their limits, discovering the Quantum Realm, exploring new possibilities, interacting with strange creatures, and experiencing new things that they didn't even know were possible.
Ant-man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a good quality film by the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Paul Rudd is back in his element and has given a fantastic performance. The film brings together so many elements of the MCU like the multiverse as well as the quantum realm which is explored in this film. The storyline humanizes the quantum realm beautifully which makes it even more interesting. The film is full of action and adventure. There are several hilarious moments as well that crack you up while you are in the middle of something intense. The film makes sure it has your attention at all times. The casting is to the point and all the actors have done a phenomenal job. The effects of the film are also pleasing. Bill Murray's cameo is just the cherry on the cake. All the characters deserve appreciation and this film is definitely a must-watch.
Best Visual Effects or Animation | 2024 | Fiona Campbell Westgate
Budget 200,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 476,071,180 USD
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This is the first Ant-Man movie not co-written by Paul Rudd.
In Avengers: Endgame (2019) Cassie Lang was played by Emma Fuhrmann. In this movie she's played by Kathryn Newton. Fuhrmann claimed on Twitter that she learned about being replaced when Disney released details of the film at their Investor Day in December 2020, and that while she was saddened, she was still grateful to have been a part of the MCU.
Bill Murray was interested in joining Marvel for a while, and even phoned Kathryn Newton to ask if she was okay with him joining the cast of this film.
According to screenwriter Jeff Loveness, the MCU incarnation of M.O.D.O.K. was influenced by Kevin Kline's portrayal of Otto from A Fish Called Wanda (1988) and Frank Grimes from the classic The Simpsons episode "Homer's Enemy".
At the beginning of his career, director Peyton Reed directed behind-the-scenes material for the Back to the Future franchise, and those efforts included Back to the Future Part II (1989). Early on in Quantumania, there's a moment involving a pizza scene that pays tribute to that sequel "I did the making-of documentaries for Back to the Future Part II and Part III. So I was on set when they did [Part II's pizza] scene, and yes, [Quantumania's pizza scene] is a little tip of the hat to it," Reed revealed.
"Kang The Conqueror: You're an interesting man, Scott Lang. You've lost a lot of time. But time, it isn't what you think... It's not a straight line. But I'm sure that's not exactly important to you right now. You more than likely want to know why I'm here, and most of all, what I want with you. I have need of your... particular skill. You've been regarded, both lauded and reviled, as a thief. And believe it or not, that's what I have need of right now. You see, someone has stolen something from me. And you, my friend, are the only one who could steal it back. So... have we an accord, Mr. Lang?"
"[from trailer] Kang The Conqueror: You think you could win? Scott Lang: I don't have to win. We both just have to lose!"
