Young Hank Pym and Howard Stark - Opening Scene - Ant-Man (2015) Movie Clip HD
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After watching Quantumania, Antman is dead to me.
Why? It wasn’t the best, to be sure, but at least it was no Thor: Love and Thunder.
Wonder if Peggy was with Cap
Agreed, most de-aging I’ve seen hasn’t held up. This one was pretty good though, one of the best I’ve seen. Could have been marvel resources and the short showtime of young Hank
😲😱😱💗💗 nice
“You mention my wife again & I’ll show you ferocity.”
Love that line.
"I HAD TO REDEEM MYSELF!!
IT'S THE ONLY WAY!!"
--Hank Pym, 1981
Howard Stark’s reaction after was so goated lol
"How's retirement?"
"How's your face?"
Keep my wife's name...
@@SsbPrime...out your *FUCKING MOUTH*
This still is the best de-aging of the MCU, Douglas looked 100% convincing
he was 70 year old here, that's insane.
I think Fury in Captain Marvel edges this out slightly. Samuel L Jackson looked incredible.
@@the_ZAMURAI for some reason its easier to de age a black man than a whiteman,but then again jackson looks good for his age,maybe thats why it was easier.
@@the_ZAMURAI Was it de-aging? I thought this was makeup, I mean Samuel Jackson looks pretty amazing irl and doesn't look 70+, so it's easier to make him look younger with conventional means, unlike Michael Douglas
@@2000sancho black don’t crack white just might
Honestly like how this shows that Stark understands Pym, and to an extent, respects him even if the relationship is rocky.
Btw who was the shield idiot? Hydra fanboy?
Howard and Tony have boundary issues, which is why Pym is so hesitant to trust them since, while they mean well, things have a tendency to explode in ways that they don't expect and/or never wanted to happen. But that doesn't mean he hates them: he just understands there's a difference between being a good person and being a responsible person.
I'm still mad we never saw an interaction between Hank and Tony before endgame.
@@Elitesolider1023 at least he showed up to Tony's funeral out of respect.
@@trivonnereid769i wonder what was Hank's reaction on Tony inventing a time travel gps device and the fact that the Quantum Realm and his Quantum Tunnel machine can now be used on doing just that.
Hank: As long as I am alive, nobody will ever get that formula.
2023 Cap: Hold my shield.
Technically, Hank was dead by that year.
@@lrnzo73 he was talking about when he time travelled back in time to 1970
Hank: (sees they are gone) YOU SEE WHAT I MEAN?!
I mean cap didnt get the formula to create them, he just stole the already created particles
Well, that was before time travelling.
I love how Peggy and Howard essentially say the same thing to the 4th guy.
“You’ve already lied to him, now you want to go to war with him?”
“He just kicked your ass full size! You really want to find out what it’s like when you can’t see him coming?”
Essentially warning him not to mess with Hank. Peggy starts the warning and Howard finishes it.
considering that Carson turned to be with Hydra, he deserves all of this
Peggy and Howard been to so much in the MCU
From Captain America (around 1939-1940 she joined the SSR) to Agent Carter Season1 and 2 they went through so much together that they just have that sorta connection over the years
They're Captain America's friends, I bet Howard believed he was still alive but didn't get the chance to help because of being murdered by a brainwashed Bucky.
They knew Hank was an issue if he ever went rouge. That’s why they made him a security risk so he couldn’t operate the same way and forced him to hide most of the time
thaddeus ross
“Don’t Look At Me, You Said It” 🤣.. Now I See Where His Son Gets It From 🤦♂️😂
IFKR
Which moment??
@@ahmadinamy 01:10
LMAOO RIGHTT
when did iron man say that
Nearly eight years later and Ant-Man's de-aging clips remain the best use of that technology I've ever seen. Well that, and the fact they made Haley Atwell look convincingly 60-ish.
True but luke in book of boba fett is pretty awesome as well.
@@swiftchancellor159 very true
@@swiftchancellor159 or Sean Young in Blade Runner 2049.
I thought that said "eighty years later" for some reason.
@@swiftchancellor159 Yeah but BoBF required Lucasfilm hiring the fanartist who made a better de-aged Luke on his RUclips page.
I was so, so happy with how they handled Hank in these movies. Emphasize his anti-hero nature, gloss over his Ant-Man days, put Scott in the spotlight. It was the best solution for handling a controversial character.
What's so controversial about him?
@@Commander_Shepard.hes bipolar, made últron, does evil shit from time to time and beats his wife
@@Commander_Shepard. He was known to be very abusive to his wife.
@@ricardoperez1048 Those are characters flaws and traits, there's nothing controversial about it. If that was the case then none of the anti-heroes or villains should ever be put on big screen for far worse things.
@@Commander_Shepard. " Beating your wife isnt controversial "
do us all a favor and just Stfu fr , Thanks 😐
1:50 "you really wanna find out what it's like when you cant see him coming?", that's some What if prediction there
Yeah, Hank is super scary, able to take down all the avengers
Now I know where Tony gets his sense of humor from....
in Secret Empire, Hank Pym was fuzed with Ultron... you wanna scary, read that story...
Howard was smart
@@szymonbober2280 wait what 😐 ?
It’s weird seeing this side of Howard Stark. When we see him from Tony’s perspective, Howard is very cold and skeptical. He nitpicks every little thing about his son. Tony even said before “he’s never told me he loves me, he’s never even told me he likes me”.
But in any other movie that involves Howard, he’s very friendly and charismatic.
Especially when they met in Endgame
It's kind of a tough love father-son bonding. I have the similar relationship with my dad. He never said that he loved me, but he show that he cared. Howard Starks might not shown that to tony, but he did care for tony in his own way. Tony probably doesn't realized during his young age (as most of us in his situation)
@@kakihustle55 The issue there is that sometimes it can build resentment. Make one feel not love but fear and/or hate.
@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 Depending on the actions. Even if one never explicitly says he loves his children, the action of the parent determines the true story.
@@Jin-1337 Unfortunately it's not always so clear.
I love how they used CGI to make Michael Douglas look younger... that's seriously what he used to look like 👍
I’m gonna be honest I didn’t even realize they used cgi, I though it was just good makeup
@@web-headsassemble9415it is pretty good
@@web-headsassemble9415 No amount of make up in the world would make a 70 year old to look like he's in his 40's
@@SQOUREE unless it's Paul Rudd or Keanu reeves they never get old 😂
Some references from "Wall Street" may have been used.
I love Stark closing his eyes at 0:59. You can tell he's thinking "Oh boy, here we go..."
shark*
He was like “Now why’d you say that?”
@@tamariomartin9080, I know right?
Reminds me of that scene in Thor 1 when the frost giants called Thor a princess and Loki had a similar reaction knowing the can of whoop ass that was about to be opened
“He’s dead.”
All these years later, and this is still the only Antman movie that feels like an Antman movie instead of filler material for an Avengers film.
The whole MCU feels like filler for an avengers film nowadays
@@vladdracula8103yeah yeahh you dont get what you want you hate it
Pocas producciones se salvan
@@uddhavramgolam9743 what
@@vladdracula8103 It's not just that. All these movies are turning into a sitcom. They used to have different genres and tones. Now, all of them are identical. Every movie has a ton of lame jokes every 5 minutes.
“He’s no security risk, unless we make him one.” This is essentially the mindset that tends to not be considered when people attempt to destroy perceived threats. Some people are just content to live their own lives, and then someone comes in and tries to kill them and then they come back to rain fire and brimstone. This is actually a recurring theme in most media and has happened in the MCU as well.
john wick is a good example of this
@@Lasarius actually, no it isn’t.
First, because John Wick was never exclusively a perceived threat, he was an inactive threat. He was essentially a hornet’s nest that a dumbass disturbed.
And, second, what caused him to return to his old ways was an entitled punk who was high on his own self importance and his nose raised up to the point that he doesn’t realize who is around him. Then, of course, there was what Iosef perceived as a sleight against him, as if everyone should instinctively fear him. And of course, let’s not forget how Iosef murdered John’s puppy days after the death of his wife, the same puppy that his wife gifted him so he would have someone to help him with his grief.
Had Iosef simply kicked John’s ass and stolen his car, Viggo would have beaten his son, returned John’s car and forced Iosef to beg for forgiveness.
U.S. and Afganistan are one
@@marckempe2143 what's a security risk mean?
@@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057 a security risk is someone or something that poses a threat against the security or interests of another party, company, or country through action or information. Hank Pym is not a security risk because he wouldn’t do anything to jeopardize the safety of the country because that would jeopardize the safety of his daughter. He has been apart of S.H.I.E.L.D. long enough to know what his actions could cause, short or long term, and he knows that such results wouldn’t be worth it for some petty payback. He’s a scientist through and through, so he knows about earning knowledge through dedicated research and extensive experiments. He earned his knowledge from his experience and therefore he takes accountability for it and never once has he ever given up his research to anyone who would use it for their own personal benefit. That is not only being responsible, it is understanding how your actions can affect others.
‘What If’ actually goes into what could have happened had Hope died working for S.H.I.E.L.D. and how that could push Pym over the edge.
"Dont look at me you said it" such a stark line 😂
For the 1980s flashback scenes, de-aging VFX were used on the 70-year-old Michael Douglas and the 57-year-old Martin Donovan to make them appear younger, and aging VFX were combined with the wig and make-up 33-year old Hayley Atwell wore to make her appear older.
I WAS LIKE DANG I RECOGNISE HIM
“You mention my wife again, and I’ll show you ferocity”
-meanwhile Kang is showing her a different type of ferocity
Indeed
Bruh 🤨
Not good 😰
"What happens when you pull out?"
"I win"
Ahahaha I was about to say that. Indeed he does.
Hank made the right choice to leave SHIELD and keep his knowledge of the Pym particles hidden at the time. NOBODY knew that HYDRA infiltrated the organization. Someone might have gotten a hand on his particles and turned it into HYDRA's new secret weapon if he did not leave.
I think by know hydra was already part of Shield ….they were just more covert about it.
@@edercortes1960 not true. Neither Stark or Peggy ever found out. Hell, they killed Stark.
@@natebaxter9551 Yes, but Eder might be right… how else was Hydra (their Winter Soldier) able to find (and kill) Stark so easily?
Well. hydra was part of shield every since they recruited Arnim Zola. The moment Zola went from being a prisoner, to working for Shield, Hydra was born again and slowly but steady kept growing.
@@natebaxter9551 That’s the point of being covert you’re not supposed to know anything until the enemy strikes you and takes you out. Hydra said themselves accidents happen (Starks parents dying)
Starting the movie like this was a fantastic way to immediately get viewers treating this movie series as serious as any in the MCU up to that point
Could've been better. Like WAY better.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom How?
@@ProcyonNite The cinematography too TV level. Too reliant of its ties to the greater MCU. Flat dialogue.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom It can be argued most Marvel productions look TV-level. Just look at the first Avengers movie.
@@ProcyonNite Whedon still had more style than Reed.
"Don't look at me, you said it"
Words of a wise man
Main universe Peggy lived such a long life. She seems to pop up in every timeline.
yeah she founded S.H.I.E.L.D. right
@@sairohit1429 yepp alongside Stark, prolly after the incident with Cap back then.
Was perhaps the first head/director too.
@@sairohit1429 she also got hit by one
And still we barely got to fully see her. Her show on ABC came waaay too early. That would’ve been a hit on Disney+. Also, wouldn’t Tony have known Peggy very closely? I feel like she should’ve been her ‘auntie Peggy’ y’know?
I love the Starks.
"Don't look at me, you said it."
"As long as I'm alivex nobody will ever get that formula."
Still gives me the chills
Part of the reason why this de-aging looks so well (and still remains the best I've seen) is that Michael Douglas has robust filmography for them to reference and draw from to make it work. He looks like himself from his 80s/early 90s era for sure.
I think they mentioned it's a double edged sword. Yes, you have a lot of reference to draw from, but it also means that you absolutely have to get it right or everyone will notice because they know what 80's Michael Douglas looked like.
Same with younger RDJ in Civil War.
I suppose what helps is that late 80's/early 90's Michael Douglas was already a bit old, it would be way more weird to try making him look younger than that for sure.
But why couldn't they edit his voice so he could sound like he was in his 30s/40s? Seriously it sounds like he's about to have a stroke
Those were the days, acting and dialogues 💯
And better cgi
Marvel was better during the Infinity saga. Before phase 4.
@@jaymarah94
Phase 2 was rocky as well good thing they had gems such as guardians of the Galaxy and Captain America the winter soldier
@@jaymarah94 Phase 4's not all that bad ya know...shows like Loki, WandaVision and Moon Knight; or movies like Black Panther 2, Spiderman: No Way Home, and the GoTG Holiday Special were great
@@LvngBrd Quality over quantity look at how many movies/tv shows they have released over the past 3 years they are releasing their 3 movies a year (which is fine this was the norm with 2-3 being what they did) and then on top of that 4 tv shows a year. That is insane the amount of content that they are trying to do. DIsney doesn't understand that they are milking this too fast and making everyone bored of the entire franchise.
0:57 The sheer amount of "oh, for f*ck's sake" energy Howard emitted here is insane.
“You really want to find out what it’s like when you can’t see him coming?”
Oh we definitely found that out in What-If? 😰
This is straight out of "Wall Street" Michael Douglas. His de-aging was incredible here, faithfully recreating Douglas in his early 40's.
"Keep my wife's name out yo fuckin' mouth!" - Hank Pym
I hate will smith.
@@jarrodyuki7081 cry
LMAOOOOO
Never disrespect a man's wife like that, ever. Because, you are going get a beating so bad that your face won't be recognized by any one.
"GI Janet 2 cant wait to see it!"
Hank protects that secret formula more than Mr. Krabbs😂
Well Krabs didn’t have to tangle with an anti-terrorist organization
@@erikfrommeyer2606 but hey, can't underestimate plankton either.
@@erikfrommeyer2606 Plankton was pretty close
Dude how do you think plankton was made?
Cross: You cant catch me Pym, not when I shift into MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE!
(cue Hank catching him while Scott runs around in a panic)
1:11 like father, like son
It's sad that we may never see Hank Pym and Tony Stark reconcile and collaborate for a specific mission.
They weren’t necessarily at bad odds, both still respect each other. Although hank stopped trusting him the second he left shield.
did tony even know hank?
To me, i'd love to see a 70s/80s throwback Hank Pym Ant-Man series on Disney+. Brash Hank going on cold war adventures would be awesome...
Along with beating his wife and everything
Looks like we might be getting something close with Season 2 of "What If...?". One episode is apparently going to be an 80's Avengers with Hank, T'Chaka, Mar-Vel, and possibly Howard, Bucky, and Thor, plus Peggy in a "Nick Fury"-type role.
That would be awesome!
Love how Hank Pym slaps.
No no he didn’t .he pulled his face and hit against the table
@@barrylynn596 But he punched him on the table
@@LetsWatchYT3 he tried and Peggy held him back
2 things:
1. Hank Pym is the OG Will Smith
2. In What If S2 we’ll see Hank, Janet, Peggy and Bill Foster as the OG Avengers
To pile on, even a collab with Pegasus’s Lawson.
But I don’t get how they found Bucky
@@Ultramonk27 Me neither
Don't compare MCU!Hank Pym with Will Smith
Actually, Janet didn’t appear in season two.
As a married man himself, Howard Stark would've done the same thing Hank Pym if his beloved wife was insulted.
FunFact: Ant Man 1 is the movie, where we see 2 live action alternates of Captain America
One is Agent Carter and another is Falcon.
There is no _Ant Man 1._ There _is_ an _Ant-Man,_ however.
😂😂😂
All the Captains appear in this movie! You have Chris Evans/Steve Rogers in the post-credits scene, Anthony Mackie/Sam Wilson in the fight at the compound, Hayley Atwell/Peggy Carter in the opening scene, and Sebastian Stan/Bucky Barnes (who was Cap in the comics for a while) also in the post-credits!
It would've been nice to see Pym and Steve talk at least once. Peggy meant alot to him and she knew this power came with responsibility.
The best thing about this are those immaculate suits Hank and Howard are wearing
"What If... the World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes?" brings a whole new perspective to this scene.
It definitely answered Hank’s question “You really wanna know what it’s like when you can’t see him coming?”
I gotta say, they did a fantastic job of de-aging Michael Douglas here.
I know, right?
1:26 Mr Krabs in every episode of spongebob ever
1:06 This was the exact moment when Hank turned into Will Smith
💀💀😂
I like how howard's line in 1:55 says Hank isn't a security risk unless they make him one. Well we got the chance to see it in that one episode of What If when Hope died on a mission for SHIELD
In hindsight Hank saved everyone here. Do you imagine Hydra having access to pym particles?
Angry Micheal Douglas is just perfection.
Watch Falling Down 😂
Hank did the ‘Keep my wife’s name outta your f-ing mouth’ before it went cool 😂
Good thing that "detour" Hank pym took really saved himself from the winter soldier.
Might have saved the Winter Soldier from him.
If he gets into his Ant Man suit, Winter Soldier would be dead in 2 Seconds. People seriously underestimate Ant Man ! Hank took down all the Avengers fyi
@@perikilasujith7175 well Thor was pretty much human and hulk he had to enter his body before he transformed otherwise he would have no way of entering his thick skin
@@Mannyhdz0052 hulk's death was illogical. Heart is a part of your body. When hank put pym particles on his heart, it should have enlarged the entire hulk.
@@AshishSharma-bn7mu well it did and hulk ended up exploding
The de-aging on Michael looks amazing.
Funny thing is that that made Hank younger but made Peggy look older! Amazing work here.
Peggy was from the 2nd world ward days so she has to be older.
She wouldve been 45+ in this
Hank would be 40 couple of years younger.
Usually Female of same age looks older
40 year men still looks like in his 30s while 40 year women looks the look of an 40 year old.
@@sazzadalwahed9594 Raijin was just commenting on the irony that they deaged the older actor to be young and aged up the younger actor to be old.
That's because Peggy was born in 1921, while Hank was born less than 25 years later.
@@sazzadalwahed9594 Peggy was born in 1921. The reason she's old in this video, is because by 1989, she is 68 years old. In 1970, during the Time Heist in Endgame, she was 49.
She's born in 1921, and in the new timeline that began in 1949 near the end of Endgame, she married the present day version of Steve Rogers who went back there after returning the Stones to 2014 Vormir and Morag, 2013 Asgard, 2012 New York, and 1970 New Jersey.
But in the original timeline without Steve travelling back yet, she remained alone after 1945, the year Steve disappeared into the sea when he crashed the plane.
Mitchell Carson: "If only you'd protected Janet with such ferocity, Doctor Pym."
Slams head on table
Hank Pym: "Keep My Wife's Name Out Of Your Fking Mouth!"
I love how even Stark is like “You said it not me”. Bro knew it was a low blow.
The look for Howard when he said that 👌
This and teen Tony, is still the best de-aging I've ever seen.
Roughly two years later, Maria and Howard won't be seeing what's coming either.....
💀💀💀
Quicksilver moment
Who's here after the 1988 What If episode?
I am.
I love how Hank Pym had the big heart to keep Hope with him instead of sending her away, even when he lost Janet in the Quantum Realm.
@@jaredruff9823Howard prevent his death, turned Bucky good again, Hope has a step-brother, and Mar-Vell probably doesn’t end up passing the torch of Captain Marvel to Carol
@@anonymousaccount4483 I know. It's insane!
I am, that 1988 What If episode was amazing
Hank Pym: "As long as I am alive, nobody will ever get that Formula"
Plankton: "Aight Bet"
Ebony Maw: “ We’ll see long you last before that”
How in the hell isn't every de-aging after this as good as this?
Marvel has crap CGI but good deaging. While Star Wars has crap deaging but good CGI. Lol
De-aging after this is good. Like with Nick Fury (In Captain Marvel), Doc Ock (In Spider-Man No Way Home), Stan Lee (In Avengers Endgame), etc.
The ONLY reason we know it isn’t CGI is because Michael Douglas is 78 years old, other than that, if I wouldn’t have known him as an actor, this was absolutely convincing, one of, if not the BEST CGI scenes in Hollywood
Is Howard the only one in this scene with his real face?
Crazy rigth? 😂
Hank Pym always said you never can trust a Stark.
This is one of the greatest de-agings, if not, the best de-aging the MCU has done.
that last line part jfc good thing WHAT IF showed that version of Hank Pym, just really shows how much he can do with his invention.
Even aged up Atwell remains a delicate woman.
@SechsVerehrer3-qd9fu GILF
One of the most earlier de-aging effect I've seen done perfectly
I love how as soon as homeboy mentions Hanks wife Howard just closes his eyes and puts on that face of "why the fuck did you have to say that man" and makes zero attempt to even remotely defend it when he goes to Howard for support.
At least Howard was considerate enough to not engage him and to let that situation go, mans knew to respect those wishes unlike the man Hank punched square in the face, who we see working for Darren later.
That scene really makes the What If episode even better, "he's not a security risk, unless we make him one".
These guys literally saved MCU with their inventions
Props to him if he wasn't so adamant about his research the Hydra would have controlled the world by how powerful the Pym particle is when use it military.
I hope you all realize that this wasn’t some big film, and yet still, we get a scene showing already established characters, therefore tying the universe as a whole together. In phase 4 we got none of that. The MCU right now has many problems, but THAT is the biggest one. We need to see different characters INTERACT. Things need to start CONNECTING!
what part of phase four didn’t connect or have ties to something else. Not trying to fight just want to hear what you mean
@@shoverload5135 She-Hulk, Ms. Marvel, Shang Chi, they've all provided very, very loose threads of plot connections without really bringing anything to the table.
They should've taken a page from Fury's Big Week. The original avengers had nothing in common with each other, but SHIELD tied their plot threads into the Avengers Initiative. These ones have failed to really do that or meaningfully provide a larger frame for the MCU's storytelling. You could take those three stories out of the MCU entirely and nothing at all would change.
@@Can_O_Crayola i guess all of their connections are purely from the post credits
@@Can_O_Crayola but I mean Ms Marvel is clearly setting up the Marvels
Lesson: Never disrespect a man's spouse
Unless It's Amber TURD Heard or Will Smith's Cheating "Wife"
Agreed.
Especially if the spouse had died and the man is still clearly upset about it.
1:14 "don't let you'r past determine the future" is 100% the sum up theme line in the screenplay!
it's a well worn and classic technique in screenwriting to have a line in the first scene that sums up the overarching theme of the whole film, It doesn't even half to be in the truest context.
There very common but one off the top of my head is from Hot Fuzz when in the first scene our main character says "you can't just make people disappear".
The next day after seeing Ant-Man quantumania I watched this movie again to see what was missing in the new movie, I guess the answer is everything. Maybe didn't appreciate it enough when it first came out but what a great movie.
Going to be honest, Michael Douglas is the last actor I expected to be in the MCU or a superhero movie. But man he was good as Hank Pym.
Howard knew the dangers of Hank which kinda foreshadows that What If episode where Hank took out all of the Avengers
That De aging effect looks amazing
I've long wanted an Ant-Man show on Disney Plus. Either Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne as Ant-Man and Wasp doing spy stuff in the 60's and 70's or Eric O'Grady as Ant-Man in a comedy series after Scott Lang is done being Ant-Man. Honestly, they could do both of those ideas and I would watch both.
"Unless we make him one"
Hank Pym in What if: So this is Stark? 💀
Hank Pym left Shield over 30 years ago. It was back when the woman that Captain America loved was in charge.
Nick Fury would have been a rookie back then.
Yea my theory is that Director Margaret Carter was the longest serving director of shield
I love how no one in this clip is playing their actual age
@@kryptoskillet1131 yeah, he's been a silver fox for many years. They needed to dye his hair to make him look younger in Iron Man 2.
@@kryptoskillet1131 yes, but he would have been in his early 70's here, so he didn't look old enough.
They made a good point. Pym particles would have a 1000 more useful applications than playing soldier. Imagine curing diseases like cancer by studying it up close or making leaps in stellar travel by making smaller spaceships to fit more astronauts
Specifically with cancer you could go into the body and destroy the tumor without having to harm the body or you could just shrink it into the quantum realm
1:52 looks like Stark has watched 'What if' Evil Hank Pym episode
Now THIS- is some good vfx. Douglass and Atwell both look amazing.
Bro i really wanted more scenes of Howard stark he is really a good character
Pym: Keep My Wife's Name Out Yo F'in Mouth!
This is still one of the best opening scenes in any MCU movie
Back when I saw this for the first time it was so easy to empathize with Hank mainly because mitch carson was garbage. He was willing to steal his research and had no shame. After seeing the second movie, I started wondering, all those relationships could have ended differently if it he had been straight with Darren Cross, Elias Starr, Bill Foster and others since the beginning
True
The original Ant-Man in his prime
I love how when the guy brings up Janet, Howard just looks at him like "you're a dumbass"
And then Hawkeye just has a couple of Pym particle arrows in his quiver anyway
In some other timeline, Hank Pym had a mental breakdown and went on a rampage on the streets of Los Angeles, terrorizing people with his shrinking technology. And that's how Ant-Man became D-Fens.
People can make all the jokes about Ant-Man they want. But the fact that this is how Peggy Carter and Howard Stark reacted to someone suggesting they try to take his formula by force, really says a lot about how dangerous an opponent Hank Pym really was. If he was wearing the suit in the movie instead of Scott Lang, I guarantee they would see Ant-Man as the badass he has the potential to be.
I was seeing how Hydra had infiltrated SHIELD at its early stages
Yeah Scott was OK but they made him super comic relief guy. Impossible to take him seriously at all despite him having some pretty kickass feats to his name
And THAT is why Hank Pym is Earth's Scientist Supreme!
🤔
amazing how they were able to translate mr krabs in this live-action reimagining!
Some of these old Marvel movies always brings back good memories
The fact that Hank Pym is capable of killing all the Avengers and then some is pretty wild
I like how when that guy made that comment Howard just closes his eyes because he knows what was about to happen
Honestly the only villain I see in the Marvel Cinematic Universe who has never been snapped Away by Thanos and is also the last living tentacle of Hydra is Mitchell Carson. But something even tells me that in Captain America New World Order he is definitely going to die maybe at the hands of either the Red Hulk or the leader. Praise Harrison Ford for taking on the role as the Red Hulk
AYO? edit: Ahhh 2024, can't wait xD
I lowkey hope Hydra still alive and fully hidden.