When Scott initially walks down the steet, there's almost no green or purple clothing on anyone. When he walks down the street at the end there are noticeably more green and purple clothes.
List of confirmed Kang Varients in the Post Credits Scene: Immortus: The oldest and most experienced variant of Kang and the man Nathaniel Richards is destined to become. Currently the leader of the Council of Kangs. Rama-Tut: The first iteration of Nathaniel Richards ever seen in the comics. Former Pharaoh of Egypt that would eventually be defeated by the Fantastic Four and supplanted by Apocalypse. Scarlett Centurian (now Centurian): The character Nathaniel Richards became after being defeated by the Fantastic Four. Had a short-lived career in the comics but was an “ally” of Dr. Doom. Victor Timely: Early 20th-century business tycoon/politician closely connected to Howard Stark and Phineas Horton. Mr. Gryphon: A 21st-century business tycoon that’s heavily involved in major business operations across the U.S., currently the CEO of Qeng Enterprises. He Who Remains: The Kang variant that was introduced in episode six of Loki. The Council Of Cross-Time Kangs: Self-explanatory.
I can’t wait til see see Kang Prime. I hope we see Rama-Tut in a S2 of Moon Knight or in the Fantastic 4 movie. I also wouldn’t mind F4 being set in the 60s, ending with them being trapped in the Negative Zone. I’d love for Doctor Doom to be teased in a post-credits scene, then get a Books of Doom Disney+ series with him as the protagonist showing or at least setting up his villain origin story.
@@Akakaze22Especially given that MCU Kang is inherently a multiverse character and we have already seen different actors playing different versions of the same character.
I've seen this a couple of times but I just realized that the "tap" in "jump and tap" refers to tapping the button to change size, not making contact with the enemy. Like how Scott learned to jump through the keyhole in the first movie, he's explaining how to be the right size at the right time with the right density/momentum to hit the opponent hard.
You know, now that you mention the Ten Rings…Kang taking that energy from that laser beam head dude, changing its color and sending it back reminds me of Shang Chi and how he took the rings from his dad and changed the colors. Interesting thought. This Kang could be dead, but he could definitely still be alive, but just sucked into some other dimension. Maybe the other Kangs can’t sense/track him in said dimension, so they believe he’s dead. Possibly. Last thing, Kang never actually elaborated what he “saw at the end.” Just had the source of “believe me bro.”
A theory that I saw regarding those "Rock candy people" is that they are actually the infinity stones, just down in the quantum realm. Thanos did say "reduced to atoms"
47:17 Those are some of the atoms that used to make up the Infinity Stones. If you look back on the ooze scene you'll see theres one for each Infinity Stone
The version Loki sees is Victor Timely who worked with an Earth scientist named Phineas Horton. When Bucky takes Steve to see Howard Stark debut his flying car in First Avenger the event was hosted on the marquee by Phineas Horton
Modok is one of those villains that's scary when you're a kid, but he's silly/ridiculous when you're an adult. That's why they made Cassie scared of him because he terrified her when she was 6 years old.
He was one of the characters that they actually did a good job with in the Avengers game a few years ago. Only time I've ever seen the character as a serious threat.
“Just assume it’s Rick & Morty”…. Yes The Council of Kang came way before hand, first back in ‘86 where it was just 3 Kangs then in ‘88 with the Council of Cross-Time Kangs that look more like the post credit version. Both groups are lead by Kang Prime. This has since become a trend with the Council of Reeds, Council of Draculas, Council of Guardians of All Galaxies, Council of Spider-Women and Council of Red, it’s only the first and last on that list actually being of any real interest.
So many people in these comments must be so sad and depressed. Imagine hating on someone for liking something you don’t. I love that Rana finds something she enjoys in most of what she watches, we share that characteristic. Life is much happier this way.
This movie is ok. I enjoyed the more serious moments with Kang and that worked really well for me. The weird Quantum people I didn't care for and I didn't think this movie was very funny. If it just focused on Kang and had that serious tone throughout, I would've liked it a lot more.
I legit thought you guys either skipped or watched it in your own time. So I’m glad you guys are checking it out. Scott’s book is actually something you can preorder now. It’ll hit shelves early September. My favorite funny moments were Scott’s audiobook, Quaz’s powers, “M.O.D.O.F.K.”, Veb running with the pack, and the Quantumnaut with the bridge code. Three things in particular that I liked about this film: 1.) Scott and Hope now have portable suits. 2.) No matter the situation, Scott’s driving force is his daughter Cassie. All of the possible Ant-Men including Baskin Robbins Scott formed an ant hill to help OG Scott fulfill his goal. 3.) The final fight between Scott/Ant-Man vs. Nathaniel/Kang gave us an idea of how dangerous one Kang can be. Now imagine a multitude… They didn’t say her codename, but Cassie in her suit is known as Stature. I feel like the citrus scene is a callback to Scott needing orange slices after getting a double whammer from Iron Man and War Machine. We didn’t get to see Scott’s friends in this movie, but Veb was portrayed by David Dastmalchian - the same actor who portrayed Kurt. Jentorra was portrayed by Katy O’Brian, the same actress who portrayed Kimball in Agents of SHIELD season 7 and Elia Kane in The Mandalorian. Janet reminded me of both Jemma and Jen/She-Hulk. Both of them were women with needs. By the way, Jemma was stuck on Maveth for six months, two weeks, and two days. Parts of this movie gave me Star Wars, Guardians, TRON: Legacy, and Avatar vibes all at once. The first post-credit scene showcases the Council of Kangs. The three variants that spoke in order of appearance were Rama-Tut, Centurion, and Immortus. There was one variant who teleported wearing a suit and tie. He’s known as Mr. Gryphon. This paves the way to Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. I heard rumors about a second season of Moon Knight in the works. If it’s true, Rama-Tut might be the next main villain. As for the second post-credit scene, I don’t know if Victor Timely is a member of the council and I definitely don’t know if Mobius regained his memories or not, but for now I’ll take comfort knowing he and Loki are working together again. Loki season 2 drops on Friday, October 6 which is the same day Kraven the Hunter will premiere. They also announced that Maya Lopez’ solo series Echo will premiere on Wednesday, November 29. All episodes are expected to drop that day.
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Did anyone else feel like half the jokes were really cheesy? I love the Chidi actor but everything he said was hammy/campy. I love the MCU and have watched literally everything except for secret invasion, but I can't get over how cheesy these movies have gotten (including Multiverse of Madness - "lets kick this witches ass" *sick guitar riff* - and Thor Love and Thunder). It just feels like they're more pandering to kids now
I'm so glad you guys reacted to this movie. I for one went to see it twice in theaters. I don't believe it's a bad movie at all. I know alot of other people may not like this movie. But I did. Marvel is telling us the story of the bad guy with all these show and movies that are coming out. I just think people want it all in one movie back to back. I like this all drawn-out story that they are doing. I hope we get Johnathan back. His acting is so amazing. I really must also say I love that they give Hank pym the O.G. ant-man much respect having him come in with the ant army. I wish your guys would watch the Animated Avengers both 1&2. I think you guys would really love reacting to those.
My main issue was that being in the quantum realm the whole time kept us from getting the sense of scale we got in the first two movies. It made sense from the direction the story was going, but when nothing is real, it's tougher to tell what size they are at any given time.
The problem isn't that they're taking their time with Kang in this movie, the problem is that everything else is luck luster. It's a large scale movie that fails to deliver on its scale while the previous ant-man movies tell a small scale story that's fun and works
Although they're currently framing the threat named "Kang" to be the sheer number and diversity of Kang variants across the multiverse led by the Council of Kangs, rather than any one single Kang, I don't think they'll be the ultimate threat. After all, there is only one *_"MAIN"_* Kang the Conqueror, and he was in this movie. Yes, he got sucked up into his Multiversal Engine Core at the end, but that's not an onscreen death that is definitive. The Council of Kangs claims that "the exiled one" is dead, but they could simply be wrong and not know it. If Darren Cross/Yellowjacket/M.O.D.O.K. can survive a similar fate, Kang the Conqueror certainly can. What separates this movie's Kang the Conqueror as the *_"main"_* Kang compared to all the others is that he is clearly the most dangerous and influential of them all. After all, the entirety of the Council of Kangs could not actually kill him; the most they could do was sabotage his Time Ship (depriving him of most of his resources) and trap him in the one place that could hold him: the Quantum Realm. They knew this was the only way they could stop him as none of them could take him in fight directly. As Kang said: *_"They're afraid of me."_* If all the other Kangs are afraid of this one, then you know he's the most dangerous of them all. Plus, this Kang also revealed himself to be the one who started the Multiversal War in the first place, and took control of the Multiverse from his variants who he saw as playing with time like children. We saw Kang in this movie at his weakest in every aspect. Even at the climax of the movie, his forces and resources were likely nothing compared to what he had at the height of his power in the Multiversal War. Additionally, Kang alluded to his past and that Janet had *_"no idea what [he had] lost,"_* and that he would burn the Council of Kangs out of time for what they did to him. All of this points to the possibility that this Kang will return later (likely around the time of Avengers: Kang Dynasty) to take his place as the one true main villain of the Multiverse Saga, potentially having gained spacetime powers or something from his Multiversal Engine Core, thus becoming the MCU's version of The Beyonder for Avengers: Secret Wars.
My Theory is that when the Avengers are fighting the Council of Kang in Kang Dynasty that Kang the Conqueror will be watching from the distance and will only appear at the end when either side is weakened and will try to wipe them all out and probably tries to break the Multiverse, which would set off the next Avengers story, Secret Wars
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania' I enjoyed this movie. I loved Alice in Wonderland, Barbarella, Dune, Flash Gordon, Heavy Metal, Honey, I Shrunk the Kid, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Star Wars, Thor: Ragnarok, and The Wizard of Oz, influences in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania. Since 1987 I have been a fan of Ant-Man. Since 1993, I have also been a fan of Kang the Conqueror. Kang's armor is "neurokinetic" and reacts to his thoughts in nature. This is precisely how Kang's battle suit is portrayed whenever Kang appears in the Avengers or Fantastic Four comics. I also loved the faithful recreation of The Council of Kangs from Avengers #292. I had no issues with how they handled Kang the Conqueror in this movie. In the comics, Kang has been defeated many times, but he keeps coming back due to the endless combinations of variations and the fact that no hero has ever killed him yet. If anyone has the ability to kill Kang the Conqueror, it's not the Marvel superhero but himself. Due to the rules of time travel and the multiverse, Kang the Conqueror conflicted with past and future versions of himself and his variants. Kang and his variants are often at war with each other and have killed or destroyed each other. However, a version of Kang will always be in an endless multiverse. Kang's two biggest rivals are Immortus, an older version of Kang from the future who hates his childhood self.
Eyes are not holes. At best they're sockets. And if you really want to call the sockets holes, when you have eyes in them those holes are filled and hence, not holes.
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19:53-19:54 you guys mentioning Kate from Hawkeye really excited me. Seeing as how both her and Cassie’s suits match will really develop the chemistry between them in a future MCU project; and that project I’m talking about is the Young Avengers. I ship their friendship in the comics. But I literally can’t wait for it to be recreated into the MCU, considering their actresses: Hailee Steinfeld and Kathryn Newton are already best friends in real life and that Disney Plus documentary for the movie already showing Newton’s almost role as Kate instead of Steinfeld. Hopefully the Young Avengers project (either a movie or Disney+ series; I really want it to be a series) will be part of the end of Phase Five or the beginning of Phase Six.
I wanna see how the other Younger Heroes interact with each other, like America Chavez, Iron-Heart, Ms. Marvel, and Patriot. Hopefully we get to see other characters like Nova, Squirrel-Girl, Hulkling, Moon-Girl and even Marvel-Boy
The Pharaoh one is Rama-Tut Kang and the blue one is from what i heard scarlet centurion. The one from the middle with the vispering voice is Immortus.
@@doctorwardrobe2383ut those people already knew they disliked it before it came out and were just waiting for the opportunity to hate it. The people that aren’t that pessimistic people like myself had some fun with it even if it wasn’t the greatest. That’s how it always goes. A movie gets announced, people act like they don’t want to see it. Then the trailer drops and they shit on it. Then they say they wouldn’t be caught dead watching it but are the first ones to buy tickets. Then they leave the movie and IMMEDIATELY leave bad reviews of a movie they already knew they’d hate. Then the come straight to RUclips and create a , “the mcu is dead,” video with a ton of followers hating on it in the comments and telling us that like it that we are all sheep. Then they carefully watch and dissect and minute bad news surround the movie to make it seem like everyone hates marvel and it doomed to fail. It’s a never ending cycle of weird obsession and hate.
I think the 10 Rings are based on the Quantum Bands in the comics & linked to Kang. I think the Bangles from The Marvels are based on the Nega Bands. They may also be connected to Kang since one was found in a 10 Rings temple, but it was on a blue arm. I personally hope we find out the Kree stole them and they’re linked to Galactus and/or the Celestials.
I personally think that the 10 Rings were leftover tech from when Rama-Tut was ruling Egypt. It's not out the realm of possibility that they would make their way to China after his kingdom fell when he left. The bangles from Ms. Marvel have to be Kree technology though.
I personally have been a fan of the recent stuff Marvel has dropped like Quantumania, Love and Thunder, Multiverse of Madness, Ms. Marvel and I even enjoyed She Hulk. I can see why people would have gripes with certain things, but I honestly don't share these gripes. Morbius was probably the only Marvel movie in recent memory that fell a little flat for me, and I've seen all of them.
You can like what you want but i gotta say you have horrible taste in movies. All movies after end game and even end game has been bad. Half of the spiderman movie was decent thats it. Marvel has been shit the past 4 years
@@mimic1984 Yeah, it's just that you were speaking of them as if they're made by the same people. Both Sony's trash live action movies and Sony's amazing spiderverse movies have nothing to do with the MCU.
Janet being the hero, "Oh, you are killing people!" All of that sh!t, and Kang is over there like, "Oh, that doesn't matter." No BS, at the final part of the Multiversal Saga people will be routing for Kang, or saying that Kang is right, like as Kang said, and the other versions of him and those things, they will destroy the timelines, or the incusions will destroy the Universes and timelines anyway, so there is no real way to save the people that Janet mentions, because they are all going to die anyways, and so they would be left with, "it's either they die, or everyone dies," kind of situation, where sacrificing a few lives and universes means and ensures the survival of everyone else, or at least save as much as can be saved, because in this situation with Kang and the incursions and all that not everyone can be saved.
Mark 1:59. Howdy! 🤠 I read and liked some comments before I started. Rana, looking good! 😎👍 The middle guy reminds me of Paul Rudd but with a different haircut! Michelle Pheiffer? Instead of taking an arrow to a knee as if she were in "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" as a city guard, she took an arrow or a crossbow bolt, to her left breast in a movie called "Ladyhawk"! Saving her was one of the quests involved. But I first became aware of her in "Grease 2"! I intend to eventually see "Grease" too! She's the school teacher in the movie verson of "Dangerous Minds" while Annie Potts played the same role in the regular broadcast television series version. 😀 Then I lost track of her after seeing her photograph as "Catwoman" in the movie named "Catwoman" starring Halle Barry. It was part of the history of women that have been "Catwoman" akin to the "Ships Named 'Enterprise'" scene in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". There's a wall of all of "Charlie's Angels" in the first movie of the same name. But anyway, I don't think I'm ready to view this video after all. I'll need to view it later. Bye for now! 😊
U can definitely be disrespectful as you have paid money for it .. and the worse things is they replaced the actress from endgame..she was way better than Newton dick
Even though I truly believe some of the criticism this movie got was valid, most of it was the bandwagon kind of hate we've seen lately. And the rest I'm sure it's because US critics (the first to watch the movie) heard Michael Douglas mention "socialism" and peed their pants. XD The humour was okay, you can't just complain about a Marvel movie having too much "cringe humour" these days when it's the same thing that made these films popular in the first place. The effects weren't as amazing as in other projects? That's valid criticism. Marvel should force Disney to put on the break every once in a while and work for longer in these projects. As for the rest, it was still the best Ant-Man movie imo. The first two were ok, this one is also ok. Not the best, but not bad either. And for me it sets up Kang (the other Kangs at least) in such an amazing way in the end. And the not-so-hidden anti-capitalist message was something I really enjoyed (and that deviated a little from most Marvel, MCU, Disney and Hollywood projects, it was a nice twist).
There's been exactly 1 MCU project I thought was irredeemably bad (Multiverse of Madness fwiw), which is *really* impressive considering how much stuff they've released
@@TDhexada I actually liked L+T because I went into expecting exactly what I got (Taika Watiti only makes goofy stuff 🤷♂️). MOM ruined two of my favorite characters, plus I've never thought Cumberbatch was the best choice for Strange
Mark 42:22. That should change history some! In "Doctor Who" Tom Baker's version felt compelled to use the illegal "Demat Gun"! Once he used it, he still had the weapon, but he didn't know why he had it because of the paradox of the target never existing! In the official "DC Heroes RPG" so much damage can happen that if someone's or something's Hit Points exceed the set negative limit, they cease to exist! In one confrontation, one of the player's characters had gained possession of that "Demat Gun" to use it against "The Blob" from the first movie. 😳 But unlike with The Doctor, he was able to remember because of his "Reality Check" Power! Although I had changed the circumstances so that the confrontation never happened, as per the game rules. Someone had been viewing the movie on VHS 📼 and their Powers, akin to "Tabitha Stephens" using her little Witchcraft Magic to interact with storybook characters. The person was unaware that he had such powers. 😅
Re-watching the movie with you guys I enjoyed it a lot more than the first time. I liked it more than Ant-Man 1 and 2, but it wasn't among my favourite movies of phase 4. But it's a good movie. And there's a lot of crazy moments & scenes, which is fun (even if other MCU movies also have lots of moments like these).
Kang's introduction as merely a fraction of his (their) full might is what makes this caper decent. And he will definitely return in many shapes and forms... As it turns out, it is also rumored that Cassie Lang may appear with Kamala Khan and Kate Bishop on The Marvels' post credit scene as a tease for Young Avengers.
This movie is visually amazing. My only problem is Modok. Other than that i enjoyed it a lot. I don't understand people liked the first two movies but dislike this one😂
what can i say, it's a trend nowadays to blindly hate anything that marvel puts out (unless you can't, like with No Way Home or else you just look stupid).
@@eugeniamarch Exactly. People don't know what they want. When a marvel movie or show has a lot of jokes People complain, when they are serious (like secret Invasion) people also complain 🙄
@@eugeniamarch You say that, but I've been seeing so many people even talking shit about No Way Home, saying that it was carried by the cameos (which aren't really cameos but whatever). At its core, it's a solid movie about Tom Holland's Peter and his struggles balancing his own desires and his sense of responsibility as Spider-Man. Those characters from past movies just further enhance it.
I think it's because this movie has a lot of weirdness and goofiness with the characters and environments. It's not bad, it's just so different and alien compared to the other movies.
@@bensenzo secret invasion is bad compared to its comic counterpart or heck even the earth mightiest heroes counterpart. They destroyed a good ( agreed not great) into this mid story about super skrulls.
I thought this movie was way too harshly criticized. It's not a top tier MCU movie, but it's still good. I thought one of the established characters should've died to help drive home how serious Kang was/is. I almost always find it funny when people complain about how realistic things we've never seen in real life look or don't look. The quantum realm isn't supposed to look like Earth. They don't have the same light sources, they don't need to have Earth analogs. The "people" can look like Monsters Inc and it's fine bc it's a realm most people can't even conceptualize. It SHOULD look like you're tripping. MODOK was weird and unpleasant to look at, but also uncomfortably funny, so I'm not as mad as some people were about his character (I also don't have much reference to him in the comics, so I had no expectations). I was disappointed we didn't get Michael Pena, TI, and David Dastmalchian, though. Also, that Kang isn't dead. I thought it was pretty obvious that the Kang in the second after credits scene was the Kang throughout the movie.
@@davidnobre5660 he was weak this whole movie there’s a reason he banished to the quantum realm because they knew its the only place he’s at his weakest
@@davidnobre5660 they knew it could hold him because it was a place where he couldn’t use anything to help repair his ship they weren’t expecting someone like janet to show up so yea he was weak
I really like that they have been filming in The Volume. I think it's created some really interesting visuals for the films/shows so far (it essentially creates the background so that the actors see what would have been otherwise a greenscreen- they've started using it since Mandelorian)
And see this why i don't care for the normies as group besides chris they try make it seem like people are just hating on this movie just to be hating no I think ya'll just don't try understand why people didn't like this and why this phase has been bad besides guardians of the galaxy vol.3 which is perfect example of a good marvel movie and if you like more power to you but don't try to make seem like others who didn't like this movie are just hating to be hating this movie just wasn't good sorry to burst marvel fanboy's bubble's. And i feel like Chris is the only one who actually understands why people didn't like this movie. Also this has nothing to do with expectations and having them high because let's be real who's really having high expectations for a ant-man movie.
Totally seen Pat at Kroger the morning yall shot this i believe. I was chillin on break. 😁 also i heard the rock candy guys are the infinity stones that Thanos reduced to atoms after the snap
I think the problem some people have is that it took years to build up to the the council of Kang in the comics so to get there in a short time is kind of disappointing to some. Considering that he claims that he’s killed many characters. In the comics they can expand on the individual Kang and tell that version but technically we only gotten two out of the infinity version of the character and a lot of people aren’t satisfied because it was a short time versus the comics that took years to flush out this character.
12:36 if you see creatures with head type of color stone, they said it is infinity stones. In Endgame, Thanos said he reduces it into atom. It's crazy.
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When Scott initially walks down the steet, there's almost no green or purple clothing on anyone. When he walks down the street at the end there are noticeably more green and purple clothes.
List of confirmed Kang Varients in the Post Credits Scene:
Immortus: The oldest and most experienced variant of Kang and the man Nathaniel Richards is destined to become. Currently the leader of the Council of Kangs.
Rama-Tut: The first iteration of Nathaniel Richards ever seen in the comics. Former Pharaoh of Egypt that would eventually be defeated by the Fantastic Four and supplanted by Apocalypse.
Scarlett Centurian (now Centurian): The character Nathaniel Richards became after being defeated by the Fantastic Four. Had a short-lived career in the comics but was an “ally” of Dr. Doom.
Victor Timely: Early 20th-century business tycoon/politician closely connected to Howard Stark and Phineas Horton.
Mr. Gryphon: A 21st-century business tycoon that’s heavily involved in major business operations across the U.S., currently the CEO of Qeng Enterprises.
He Who Remains: The Kang variant that was introduced in episode six of Loki.
The Council Of Cross-Time Kangs: Self-explanatory.
I can’t wait til see see Kang Prime. I hope we see Rama-Tut in a S2 of Moon Knight or in the Fantastic 4 movie. I also wouldn’t mind F4 being set in the 60s, ending with them being trapped in the Negative Zone.
I’d love for Doctor Doom to be teased in a post-credits scene, then get a Books of Doom Disney+ series with him as the protagonist showing or at least setting up his villain origin story.
pretty sure all of this shit is getting dropped just like Majors mate
@@lvrobertus You think that Marvel is going to completely drop a character instead of simply re-casting them?
@@Akakaze22Especially given that MCU Kang is inherently a multiverse character and we have already seen different actors playing different versions of the same character.
Janet didn't just blow up Kang's ship. She used both enlarging and shrinking discs. They caused the probability storm.
I've seen this a couple of times but I just realized that the "tap" in "jump and tap" refers to tapping the button to change size, not making contact with the enemy. Like how Scott learned to jump through the keyhole in the first movie, he's explaining how to be the right size at the right time with the right density/momentum to hit the opponent hard.
You know, now that you mention the Ten Rings…Kang taking that energy from that laser beam head dude, changing its color and sending it back reminds me of Shang Chi and how he took the rings from his dad and changed the colors. Interesting thought.
This Kang could be dead, but he could definitely still be alive, but just sucked into some other dimension. Maybe the other Kangs can’t sense/track him in said dimension, so they believe he’s dead. Possibly.
Last thing, Kang never actually elaborated what he “saw at the end.” Just had the source of “believe me bro.”
A theory that I saw regarding those "Rock candy people" is that they are actually the infinity stones, just down in the quantum realm. Thanos did say "reduced to atoms"
47:17 Those are some of the atoms that used to make up the Infinity Stones. If you look back on the ooze scene you'll see theres one for each Infinity Stone
It actually doesn’t quite match up (no space stone) but it’s still probably the most fun fan theory yet
@@Jim_The_Fishmaybe they were peeing or something
MODOK was in Marvel's Avengers video game as well. But he's name is Dr. George Tarleton.
i love this movie as they explored the quantum realm, thanks for the reaction!
4:00 "This book seems so real." It is real, and you can order it.
The version Loki sees is Victor Timely who worked with an Earth scientist named Phineas Horton. When Bucky takes Steve to see Howard Stark debut his flying car in First Avenger the event was hosted on the marquee by Phineas Horton
Modok is one of those villains that's scary when you're a kid, but he's silly/ridiculous when you're an adult. That's why they made Cassie scared of him because he terrified her when she was 6 years old.
He was one of the characters that they actually did a good job with in the Avengers game a few years ago. Only time I've ever seen the character as a serious threat.
When I first saw this movie I thought it was great. Then I saw it again and also thought it was great.
“Just assume it’s Rick & Morty”…. Yes The Council of Kang came way before hand, first back in ‘86 where it was just 3 Kangs then in ‘88 with the Council of Cross-Time Kangs that look more like the post credit version. Both groups are lead by Kang Prime. This has since become a trend with the Council of Reeds, Council of Draculas, Council of Guardians of All Galaxies, Council of Spider-Women and Council of Red, it’s only the first and last on that list actually being of any real interest.
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So many people in these comments must be so sad and depressed. Imagine hating on someone for liking something you don’t.
I love that Rana finds something she enjoys in most of what she watches, we share that characteristic. Life is much happier this way.
Right?!
Like how miserable must their life be to be upset at someone else enjoying something
It’s SO COOL how they had all their props and decor in honor of the movie in ant size (miniature)
This movie is ok. I enjoyed the more serious moments with Kang and that worked really well for me. The weird Quantum people I didn't care for and I didn't think this movie was very funny. If it just focused on Kang and had that serious tone throughout, I would've liked it a lot more.
100%. And the ending annoyed the hell out of me
I legit thought you guys either skipped or watched it in your own time. So I’m glad you guys are checking it out.
Scott’s book is actually something you can preorder now. It’ll hit shelves early September.
My favorite funny moments were Scott’s audiobook, Quaz’s powers, “M.O.D.O.F.K.”, Veb running with the pack, and the Quantumnaut with the bridge code.
Three things in particular that I liked about this film:
1.) Scott and Hope now have portable suits.
2.) No matter the situation, Scott’s driving force is his daughter Cassie. All of the possible Ant-Men including Baskin Robbins Scott formed an ant hill to help OG Scott fulfill his goal.
3.) The final fight between Scott/Ant-Man vs. Nathaniel/Kang gave us an idea of how dangerous one Kang can be. Now imagine a multitude…
They didn’t say her codename, but Cassie in her suit is known as Stature. I feel like the citrus scene is a callback to Scott needing orange slices after getting a double whammer from Iron Man and War Machine.
We didn’t get to see Scott’s friends in this movie, but Veb was portrayed by David Dastmalchian - the same actor who portrayed Kurt.
Jentorra was portrayed by Katy O’Brian, the same actress who portrayed Kimball in Agents of SHIELD season 7 and Elia Kane in The Mandalorian.
Janet reminded me of both Jemma and Jen/She-Hulk. Both of them were women with needs. By the way, Jemma was stuck on Maveth for six months, two weeks, and two days.
Parts of this movie gave me Star Wars, Guardians, TRON: Legacy, and Avatar vibes all at once.
The first post-credit scene showcases the Council of Kangs. The three variants that spoke in order of appearance were Rama-Tut, Centurion, and Immortus.
There was one variant who teleported wearing a suit and tie. He’s known as Mr. Gryphon.
This paves the way to Avengers: The Kang Dynasty.
I heard rumors about a second season of Moon Knight in the works. If it’s true, Rama-Tut might be the next main villain.
As for the second post-credit scene, I don’t know if Victor Timely is a member of the council and I definitely don’t know if Mobius regained his memories or not, but for now I’ll take comfort knowing he and Loki are working together again.
Loki season 2 drops on Friday, October 6 which is the same day Kraven the Hunter will premiere.
They also announced that Maya Lopez’ solo series Echo will premiere on Wednesday, November 29. All episodes are expected to drop that day.
How the hell do people write an entire book in a comment section?😂😅
Where did you hear that Loki drops on October 6th
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The comics had the big crossovers! I collected a lot of them. They are fun reads! 😄
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No, Chris. Eyes don't count because you can't put anything in them. The seven holes are
1. Ear
2. Ear
3. Nose
4. Nose
5. Mouth
6. Butthole
7.Urethra
Yea, eyes have sockets, not holes
@@MrDarkSidius Right, and even the pupil is "technically" a hole, but you still can't fit anything in it.
Nice reaction, good to see people not hating on marvel just because it’s popular
sorry ppl hating bc quality of the movies are bad thats it
@alibn8160 yeah, I think people are just hating on this love bc it's not good lmao
Noup People hate it because its Garbage
Did anyone else feel like half the jokes were really cheesy? I love the Chidi actor but everything he said was hammy/campy. I love the MCU and have watched literally everything except for secret invasion, but I can't get over how cheesy these movies have gotten (including Multiverse of Madness - "lets kick this witches ass" *sick guitar riff* - and Thor Love and Thunder). It just feels like they're more pandering to kids now
@@alibn8160that’s ur opinion not a fact
I'm so glad you guys reacted to this movie. I for one went to see it twice in theaters. I don't believe it's a bad movie at all. I know alot of other people may not like this movie. But I did. Marvel is telling us the story of the bad guy with all these show and movies that are coming out. I just think people want it all in one movie back to back. I like this all drawn-out story that they are doing. I hope we get Johnathan back. His acting is so amazing. I really must also say I love that they give Hank pym the O.G. ant-man much respect having him come in with the ant army. I wish your guys would watch the Animated Avengers both 1&2. I think you guys would really love reacting to those.
My main issue was that being in the quantum realm the whole time kept us from getting the sense of scale we got in the first two movies. It made sense from the direction the story was going, but when nothing is real, it's tougher to tell what size they are at any given time.
The problem isn't that they're taking their time with Kang in this movie, the problem is that everything else is luck luster. It's a large scale movie that fails to deliver on its scale while the previous ant-man movies tell a small scale story that's fun and works
Although they're currently framing the threat named "Kang" to be the sheer number and diversity of Kang variants across the multiverse led by the Council of Kangs, rather than any one single Kang, I don't think they'll be the ultimate threat. After all, there is only one *_"MAIN"_* Kang the Conqueror, and he was in this movie. Yes, he got sucked up into his Multiversal Engine Core at the end, but that's not an onscreen death that is definitive. The Council of Kangs claims that "the exiled one" is dead, but they could simply be wrong and not know it. If Darren Cross/Yellowjacket/M.O.D.O.K. can survive a similar fate, Kang the Conqueror certainly can.
What separates this movie's Kang the Conqueror as the *_"main"_* Kang compared to all the others is that he is clearly the most dangerous and influential of them all. After all, the entirety of the Council of Kangs could not actually kill him; the most they could do was sabotage his Time Ship (depriving him of most of his resources) and trap him in the one place that could hold him: the Quantum Realm. They knew this was the only way they could stop him as none of them could take him in fight directly. As Kang said: *_"They're afraid of me."_* If all the other Kangs are afraid of this one, then you know he's the most dangerous of them all.
Plus, this Kang also revealed himself to be the one who started the Multiversal War in the first place, and took control of the Multiverse from his variants who he saw as playing with time like children. We saw Kang in this movie at his weakest in every aspect. Even at the climax of the movie, his forces and resources were likely nothing compared to what he had at the height of his power in the Multiversal War. Additionally, Kang alluded to his past and that Janet had *_"no idea what [he had] lost,"_* and that he would burn the Council of Kangs out of time for what they did to him. All of this points to the possibility that this Kang will return later (likely around the time of Avengers: Kang Dynasty) to take his place as the one true main villain of the Multiverse Saga, potentially having gained spacetime powers or something from his Multiversal Engine Core, thus becoming the MCU's version of The Beyonder for Avengers: Secret Wars.
My Theory is that when the Avengers are fighting the Council of Kang in Kang Dynasty that Kang the Conqueror will be watching from the distance and will only appear at the end when either side is weakened and will try to wipe them all out and probably tries to break the Multiverse, which would set off the next Avengers story, Secret Wars
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania' I enjoyed this movie. I loved Alice in Wonderland, Barbarella, Dune, Flash Gordon, Heavy Metal, Honey, I Shrunk the Kid, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Star Wars, Thor: Ragnarok, and The Wizard of Oz, influences in Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania. Since 1987 I have been a fan of Ant-Man. Since 1993, I have also been a fan of Kang the Conqueror. Kang's armor is "neurokinetic" and reacts to his thoughts in nature. This is precisely how Kang's battle suit is portrayed whenever Kang appears in the Avengers or Fantastic Four comics. I also loved the faithful recreation of The Council of Kangs from Avengers #292. I had no issues with how they handled Kang the Conqueror in this movie. In the comics, Kang has been defeated many times, but he keeps coming back due to the endless combinations of variations and the fact that no hero has ever killed him yet. If anyone has the ability to kill Kang the Conqueror, it's not the Marvel superhero but himself. Due to the rules of time travel and the multiverse, Kang the Conqueror conflicted with past and future versions of himself and his variants. Kang and his variants are often at war with each other and have killed or destroyed each other. However, a version of Kang will always be in an endless multiverse. Kang's two biggest rivals are Immortus, an older version of Kang from the future who hates his childhood self.
The guy reads minds just like Professor X.
Yeah. Screw the haters. I love this movie.
Eyes are not holes. At best they're sockets. And if you really want to call the sockets holes, when you have eyes in them those holes are filled and hence, not holes.
Mark 39:05. From their perspective, he is in "Giant-Man Mode" but from ours, he is both modes at once because he is still very tiny to us! 😂
Rana is a Good person I don't think I've ever seen her say a single negative thing about anything she liked the star wars prequels
Or maybe she just likes to form her own opinion when she watches something and she genuinely ended up enjoying the movie
@@randycropsey6131 ok
@@ronniedeezy4831👍
@@jimmylee9120 ok
Eye holes are not holes they're filled with eyes.
The guy who played Kang was hilarious, I loved him.
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19:53-19:54 you guys mentioning Kate from Hawkeye really excited me. Seeing as how both her and Cassie’s suits match will really develop the chemistry between them in a future MCU project; and that project I’m talking about is the Young Avengers. I ship their friendship in the comics. But I literally can’t wait for it to be recreated into the MCU, considering their actresses: Hailee Steinfeld and Kathryn Newton are already best friends in real life and that Disney Plus documentary for the movie already showing Newton’s almost role as Kate instead of Steinfeld. Hopefully the Young Avengers project (either a movie or Disney+ series; I really want it to be a series) will be part of the end of Phase Five or the beginning of Phase Six.
I wanna see how the other Younger Heroes interact with each other, like America Chavez, Iron-Heart, Ms. Marvel, and Patriot. Hopefully we get to see other characters like Nova, Squirrel-Girl, Hulkling, Moon-Girl and even Marvel-Boy
The hip hop fan in me smiled when Chris recognized the Welcome Back sample from the Ma$e song
Hey guys, every time I see Darren's Moddok face all I could think was, that is George Costanza😆.
I liked the bit where Scott and hope say they love each other when thrj think they are stuck in the quantum realm
The Pharaoh one is Rama-Tut Kang and the blue one is from what i heard scarlet centurion. The one from the middle with the vispering voice is Immortus.
This movie got a lot better upon rewatches. It's goofy but it's suppose to be
It has everything that people dislike about the MCU.
The trailers sold it as being serious & a lot less goofy
@@doctorwardrobe2383ut those people already knew they disliked it before it came out and were just waiting for the opportunity to hate it. The people that aren’t that pessimistic people like myself had some fun with it even if it wasn’t the greatest. That’s how it always goes. A movie gets announced, people act like they don’t want to see it. Then the trailer drops and they shit on it. Then they say they wouldn’t be caught dead watching it but are the first ones to buy tickets. Then they leave the movie and IMMEDIATELY leave bad reviews of a movie they already knew they’d hate. Then the come straight to RUclips and create a , “the mcu is dead,” video with a ton of followers hating on it in the comments and telling us that like it that we are all sheep. Then they carefully watch and dissect and minute bad news surround the movie to make it seem like everyone hates marvel and it doomed to fail. It’s a never ending cycle of weird obsession and hate.
No it didn't 💀
47:30 no, she didn't make it last time, MODOK took her signal to make a portal. She just created a portal from nothing, classic deus ex machina
The “Kangest Kang” is the one who becomes Immortus, and eventually, He Who Remains.
how appropriate that bill murray's character might have died by way of pure karmic irony.
"I keep thinking Mase is gonna come in."
Personally, I kept thinking Onyx was gonna show up and tell me the Slam Harder.
I think the 10 Rings are based on the Quantum Bands in the comics & linked to Kang. I think the Bangles from The Marvels are based on the Nega Bands.
They may also be connected to Kang since one was found in a 10 Rings temple, but it was on a blue arm. I personally hope we find out the Kree stole them and they’re linked to Galactus and/or the Celestials.
I personally think that the 10 Rings were leftover tech from when Rama-Tut was ruling Egypt. It's not out the realm of possibility that they would make their way to China after his kingdom fell when he left.
The bangles from Ms. Marvel have to be Kree technology though.
The exiled one as the called isn't dead he was just sucked into a different reality or time line so in other words he did get out the quantum realm.
They're so tiny, they can see "time" = time doesn't apply to anyone that small
I personally have been a fan of the recent stuff Marvel has dropped like Quantumania, Love and Thunder, Multiverse of Madness, Ms. Marvel and I even enjoyed She Hulk. I can see why people would have gripes with certain things, but I honestly don't share these gripes. Morbius was probably the only Marvel movie in recent memory that fell a little flat for me, and I've seen all of them.
morbius was abysmal at best lol that never should have been made
You can like what you want but i gotta say you have horrible taste in movies. All movies after end game and even end game has been bad. Half of the spiderman movie was decent thats it. Marvel has been shit the past 4 years
that's a sony movie
@@hirvale yeah, and still under the Marvel category even if it's not technically considered directly MCU.
@@mimic1984 Yeah, it's just that you were speaking of them as if they're made by the same people. Both Sony's trash live action movies and Sony's amazing spiderverse movies have nothing to do with the MCU.
Eyes are not hole, they were talking bout the other ones
thanks god for surj saying dumb things before being proved wrong makes my day worth it
Or they just did not show they watched it
Janet being the hero, "Oh, you are killing people!" All of that sh!t, and Kang is over there like, "Oh, that doesn't matter."
No BS, at the final part of the Multiversal Saga people will be routing for Kang, or saying that Kang is right, like as Kang said, and the other versions of him and those things, they will destroy the timelines, or the incusions will destroy the Universes and timelines anyway, so there is no real way to save the people that Janet mentions, because they are all going to die anyways, and so they would be left with, "it's either they die, or everyone dies," kind of situation, where sacrificing a few lives and universes means and ensures the survival of everyone else, or at least save as much as can be saved, because in this situation with Kang and the incursions and all that not everyone can be saved.
Mark 1:59. Howdy! 🤠 I read and liked some comments before I started. Rana, looking good! 😎👍 The middle guy reminds me of Paul Rudd but with a different haircut!
Michelle Pheiffer? Instead of taking an arrow to a knee as if she were in "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" as a city guard, she took an arrow or a crossbow bolt, to her left breast in a movie called "Ladyhawk"! Saving her was one of the quests involved. But I first became aware of her in "Grease 2"! I intend to eventually see "Grease" too! She's the school teacher in the movie verson of "Dangerous Minds" while Annie Potts played the same role in the regular broadcast television series version. 😀 Then I lost track of her after seeing her photograph as "Catwoman" in the movie named "Catwoman" starring Halle Barry. It was part of the history of women that have been "Catwoman" akin to the "Ships Named 'Enterprise'" scene in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture". There's a wall of all of "Charlie's Angels" in the first movie of the same name.
But anyway, I don't think I'm ready to view this video after all. I'll need to view it later. Bye for now! 😊
I don’t wanna be disrespectful, but I really didn’t like Cassie in this. Her acting seemed kinda bad.
U can definitely be disrespectful as you have paid money for it .. and the worse things is they replaced the actress from endgame..she was way better than Newton dick
Everyone in this movie was bad
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888jonathan majors is a prisoner that slapped people with his mighty stolen will smith hands
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888khang acting was okay tho
U didn't like Cassie? I didn't like the damn movie
the interesting thing about kang not even he knows how to kill his other selves
4:02 There is an actual book of Scott’s autobiography coming out next month
I’m pretty sure he wasn’t counting the eyes as “holes.”
I love this movie
THANKS for this, Normies!!!!!!
Even though I truly believe some of the criticism this movie got was valid, most of it was the bandwagon kind of hate we've seen lately. And the rest I'm sure it's because US critics (the first to watch the movie) heard Michael Douglas mention "socialism" and peed their pants. XD The humour was okay, you can't just complain about a Marvel movie having too much "cringe humour" these days when it's the same thing that made these films popular in the first place. The effects weren't as amazing as in other projects? That's valid criticism. Marvel should force Disney to put on the break every once in a while and work for longer in these projects. As for the rest, it was still the best Ant-Man movie imo. The first two were ok, this one is also ok. Not the best, but not bad either. And for me it sets up Kang (the other Kangs at least) in such an amazing way in the end. And the not-so-hidden anti-capitalist message was something I really enjoyed (and that deviated a little from most Marvel, MCU, Disney and Hollywood projects, it was a nice twist).
On rewatch this movie gets way too much hate, its average but it's not the worst
Next up Guardians Of Galaxy Vol. III
Please I can't wait for them to watch it.
@@karimbaash8465 let's get my comment or comments related up so they can watch sooner!
I just watched That 😂
I’m still waiting for them to watch Werewolf By Night!
@@DToomer how was that? I think I should watch it but idk.
Callista Flockhart, I remember cos she was Cat Grant in Supergirl, and Cat made a few in-jokes about Ford.
Idc how silly the mcu can be they're ALL fun in their own right
There's been exactly 1 MCU project I thought was irredeemably bad (Multiverse of Madness fwiw), which is *really* impressive considering how much stuff they've released
@@JBWinterreally ? mom over thor l+t ? i think mom is like RIGHT above l+t
@@TDhexada I actually liked L+T because I went into expecting exactly what I got (Taika Watiti only makes goofy stuff 🤷♂️). MOM ruined two of my favorite characters, plus I've never thought Cumberbatch was the best choice for Strange
@@JBWinter interesting to each their own. :)
@@JBWinterbro, im sorry, but you’re just bag of bad opinions
Thi Kang is deffo coming back as The Beyonder I’d love that
Rana's mistake was understandable - Michelle Pfeiffer is married to David E. Kelley who is the creator of Ally McBeal.
Mark 42:22. That should change history some! In "Doctor Who" Tom Baker's version felt compelled to use the illegal "Demat Gun"! Once he used it, he still had the weapon, but he didn't know why he had it because of the paradox of the target never existing!
In the official "DC Heroes RPG" so much damage can happen that if someone's or something's Hit Points exceed the set negative limit, they cease to exist!
In one confrontation, one of the player's characters had gained possession of that "Demat Gun" to use it against "The Blob" from the first movie. 😳 But unlike with The Doctor, he was able to remember because of his "Reality Check" Power! Although I had changed the circumstances so that the confrontation never happened, as per the game rules.
Someone had been viewing the movie on VHS 📼 and their Powers, akin to "Tabitha Stephens" using her little Witchcraft Magic to interact with storybook characters. The person was unaware that he had such powers. 😅
You might have missed the 2nd end credit scene with Loki.
They did not miss it they see it at the end of the reaction
3:59 it actually IS a real book that you can buy
i personally didn't like this movie outside of Jonathan Majors's performance, but it's fun to watch the normies enjoy it
54:16 Wait a minute, they say goodbye to each other the same way they say goodbye to us??
Re-watching the movie with you guys I enjoyed it a lot more than the first time. I liked it more than Ant-Man 1 and 2, but it wasn't among my favourite movies of phase 4. But it's a good movie. And there's a lot of crazy moments & scenes, which is fun (even if other MCU movies also have lots of moments like these).
Ok I'm late, but minimum green screen was used on this movie. They used the volume which is a giant screen
Kang's introduction as merely a fraction of his (their) full might is what makes this caper decent. And he will definitely return in many shapes and forms...
As it turns out, it is also rumored that Cassie Lang may appear with Kamala Khan and Kate Bishop on The Marvels' post credit scene as a tease for Young Avengers.
Unfortunately, it looks like we won't be getting Iron Lad for the Young Avengers. We're stuck with Iron Heart for some reason.....
@@Akakaze22its looked like that for many years you shouldn't be surprised.
This movie is visually amazing. My only problem is Modok. Other than that i enjoyed it a lot. I don't understand people liked the first two movies but dislike this one😂
what can i say, it's a trend nowadays to blindly hate anything that marvel puts out (unless you can't, like with No Way Home or else you just look stupid).
@@eugeniamarch
Exactly. People don't know what they want. When a marvel movie or show has a lot of jokes People complain, when they are serious (like secret Invasion) people also complain 🙄
@@eugeniamarch You say that, but I've been seeing so many people even talking shit about No Way Home, saying that it was carried by the cameos (which aren't really cameos but whatever). At its core, it's a solid movie about Tom Holland's Peter and his struggles balancing his own desires and his sense of responsibility as Spider-Man. Those characters from past movies just further enhance it.
I think it's because this movie has a lot of weirdness and goofiness with the characters and environments. It's not bad, it's just so different and alien compared to the other movies.
@@bensenzo secret invasion is bad compared to its comic counterpart or heck even the earth mightiest heroes counterpart. They destroyed a good ( agreed not great) into this mid story about super skrulls.
True comic fans know MODOK
16:58 you guys ever realize how much the baby in men in black looks like Kit Fisto?
Even I like this movie idk why most people criticise these days. Frankly movies are designed to entertain people.
Gi-Ant Man probably could've beaten Kang by himself if he tried to paralyze Kang when he held Kang.
I thought this movie was way too harshly criticized. It's not a top tier MCU movie, but it's still good. I thought one of the established characters should've died to help drive home how serious Kang was/is. I almost always find it funny when people complain about how realistic things we've never seen in real life look or don't look. The quantum realm isn't supposed to look like Earth. They don't have the same light sources, they don't need to have Earth analogs. The "people" can look like Monsters Inc and it's fine bc it's a realm most people can't even conceptualize. It SHOULD look like you're tripping.
MODOK was weird and unpleasant to look at, but also uncomfortably funny, so I'm not as mad as some people were about his character (I also don't have much reference to him in the comics, so I had no expectations). I was disappointed we didn't get Michael Pena, TI, and David Dastmalchian, though.
Also, that Kang isn't dead. I thought it was pretty obvious that the Kang in the second after credits scene was the Kang throughout the movie.
Pharoah Kaang went hard
Mark 5:50. Calista Flockhart! ❤
You guys are wrong. Kang the conqueror isn't dead. He is a huge part of the storyline.
for all the build up Kang had, he was defeated way too easily...
kinda ridiculous
You realize kang wasn’t at full strength right
@@KJCK4 what happened?
@@davidnobre5660 he was weak this whole movie there’s a reason he banished to the quantum realm because they knew its the only place he’s at his weakest
@@KJCK4 nah bruh
he was banished there, cause he couldn't get out, not because he was weak there
@@davidnobre5660 they knew it could hold him because it was a place where he couldn’t use anything to help repair his ship they weren’t expecting someone like janet to show up so yea he was weak
Has anyone mentioned the fact that the book 'Scott wrote'...Is an actual book you can buy?
No cause no one cares
I really like that they have been filming in The Volume. I think it's created some really interesting visuals for the films/shows so far (it essentially creates the background so that the actors see what would have been otherwise a greenscreen- they've started using it since Mandelorian)
Hooe taught Scott how to fight in the first ant-man film
Another Paul Rudd appearance that you may not know is he also appeared in the 90’s film Romeo and Juliet
And see this why i don't care for the normies as group besides chris they try make it seem like people are just hating on this movie just to be hating no I think ya'll just don't try understand why people didn't like this and why this phase has been bad besides guardians of the galaxy vol.3 which is perfect example of a good marvel movie and if you like more power to you but don't try to make seem like others who didn't like this movie are just hating to be hating this movie just wasn't good sorry to burst marvel fanboy's bubble's.
And i feel like Chris is the only one who actually understands why people didn't like this movie.
Also this has nothing to do with expectations and having them high because let's be real who's really having high expectations for a ant-man movie.
I don't think that Kang is dead. His death was questioned at the end to make it open ended.
real issue is that instead of enjoying the movie people just want cameo and big things
The electric forest joke 😭
Totally seen Pat at Kroger the morning yall shot this i believe. I was chillin on break. 😁 also i heard the rock candy guys are the infinity stones that Thanos reduced to atoms after the snap
was that Andy Bernard's classmate Broccoli Rob from 'Here Comes Treble"? 😁
They shot most of it on the Volume
Eyes are not holes, ideally.
I think the problem some people have is that it took years to build up to the the council of Kang in the comics so to get there in a short time is kind of disappointing to some. Considering that he claims that he’s killed many characters. In the comics they can expand on the individual Kang and tell that version but technically we only gotten two out of the infinity version of the character and a lot of people aren’t satisfied because it was a short time versus the comics that took years to flush out this character.
0:27 same thing happened to me with Avengers 1 😢
12:36 if you see creatures with head type of color stone, they said it is infinity stones. In Endgame, Thanos said he reduces it into atom. It's crazy.
This was the first MCU project I really didn't like, but I enjoy watching reactions to it and I'm glad that you guys liked it. 🙂
Pretty sure the Conquerer version isn't dead. Someone attached to the film hinted at that
Chris multi version of the same movie 🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾