you think? I only meant it was a nice tie-in to Infinity War cliffhanger. I thought it was well done.
Ant-Man and the Wasp
- Thread starter tlwwake
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The tie-in was good, but the effect was quite distressing after spending two hours putting IW into the deep recesses of memory.
I've seen some internet theories regarding where they might go story wise to address the circumstances of the cliffhanger. I hope they shy away from time travel but there are more hints than not in AM&tW that they are headed that direction.
Finally saw it last night. Fun movie! I would put it about on par with the first Ant Man movie. They are more lighthearted and goofy than most of the MCU movies, which prevents me from putting them in my top 5. But, they have their own niche, and it sets them apart from the others. Still a fun ride and a lot of laughs along the way. The secondary characters (his 3 ex-con buddies, his daughter, Agent Woo) might be the best thing about the movie, as all bring a lot of humor to the story.
As far as the predicament he finds himself in after the mid-credit scene....
Tangential thought...
As far as the predicament he finds himself in after the mid-credit scene....
I'm wondering if Wasp is OK, but shrunk herself down after her parents turned to ash. She might have thought they were under attack. That would allow her to pull Ant Man out of the Quantum Realm so that they could join the surviving Avengers.
Tangential thought...
I wonder if we will find out what Hawkeye has been up to? I assume that he was also on house arrest. Maybe we will just see him get his ankle monitor removed then rejoin the Avengers. But, it seems like some time passed between Ant Man being released and his future in laws turning to ash. What was Hawkeye doing during that time period?
I ran across a theory that he was there for reasons related. I have my doubts.
