Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania - Review

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania - Review

Star Cast: Paul Rodd, Evangeline Lilly, Jonathan Majors

Director: Peyton Reed

Cast: Paul Rodd, Evangeline Lilly, Jonathan Majors

Music: Christoph Beck

Directed by: Peyton Reed

Marvel movies have started their 5th phase and now everything is multiverse masala vadai. I don't understand why the fans are bringing it as if they want to eat it even though the book is available.

This Ant-Man movie also raises the question why the story of films made with a budget of a few thousand crores still remains the same as comics. Despite being a hit with Marvel Comics, Ant-Man has tested our patience at many points when it comes to film.

Is it funny to see the character of Kong, who was shown grandly in the Loki webseries, turn into a comedic character in the climax of this film? I don't know whether to cry.. Buy Ant-Man and the Wasp: Let's go into the full review of Quantamania..

Father daughter love story:

From Ajith's Viswasam(Tamil Movie) to Ant-Man and Avatar, the same father-daughter love story is running everywhere. There is a heavy suspicion that Hollywood films are making films based on the stories of South Indian films like Bollywood films. The story of this film is how Ant-Man along with his wife Wasp rescued the daughter who was trapped by the villain Kong when the family was trapped in the quantum realm due to her daughter's curiosity.

Ball Rod Magnificence:

While fighting to save the world along with Captain America, Ant-Man hero Paul Rudd, who lives as an ordinary person, lives unconcerned about it, even though some people think of him as Spider-Man. The whole family, including Ant-Man and Wasp, gets trapped in the quantum reality due to daughter Casey's careless actions at a time when they are thinking that there is no big action block and life is boring.

Quantum Realm:

While Janet escapes leaving Kong trapped in the Quantum Realm, Kong has created and ruled a huge empire there. Kong brings the family into this world following a signal from Ant-Man's daughter. Kang tries to get out of there by turning his daughter into a dice and taking what he needs through Ant-Man. Was Ant-Man willing to accept Kong's request and help him destroy multiple worlds? Or is Ant-Man saving his daughter and the world?

There is no dearth of comedy:

Ant-Man's old enemy comes in the form of a half-human half-mixed version of the mission called MODAK. Fear of Killer Machine comes to mind instead of the animated song about feeding rice to children called Potato Baru. The double meaning comedy of the rubber man in that world with holes in his body is laughable. Punch lines like an ant should be iron, small but should not be cut often come and raise laughs.

Plus:

As far as the actors are concerned, all are mixed in the scenes given to them. Kathryn Newton playing Casey, Ant Man - Paul Rodd, Wasp - Evangeline Lilly, Janet - Michelle Pfeiffer, Kong - Jonathan Majors are all strengths of the film. This film can be seen only for a scene where many Ant-Men are created as thought scatters when Paul Rod goes into that quantum. The scene attracts attention as something new and appealing to the fans in the film. The swarm of ants that finally come to evacuate Kong is mesmerizing.

Minus:

The scenes where both Kong and Janet are trapped in the quantum world, the scene where Kong negotiates a deal with the hero while keeping his daughter as a collateral prisoner, the screenplay that has been seen in many films tests patience. From Avatar movies to Namma Ur RRR movies, if you look at this movie without seeing the amazing CG, the visual effects are very mediocre and it is the biggest minus.

Kong's post-credits scene at the end couldn't handle a single Kong rant. What's up, this is a crore kanga.. It makes me wonder if it has an end or not sir. If you go with children, you can enjoy the film once!