I love how Hank used multi million dollar tech to save $8 on a Pizza

I like to think the reason they survived the probability storm was because the only choice they would ever make was to trust eachother

The probability storm scene solidified Scott as the best MCU dad for me. Granted, he doesn't have a whole lot of competition, but still; It isn't until the other Scotts realize Cassie is in danger that they all decide to work together. Proving that no matter what outcome, reality, or probability, Scott will always care for and prioritize Cassie over anything else! What a great dad!

20:15 They absolutely should have had a scene where Cassie sees the cake and goes "It's so ugly! I love it!" as a callback to the first Ant-Man movie.

I love the fact that this channel keeps doing positive videos about movie that are not really liked by everyone, it's really refreshing to see some good vibe concept that allows lesser things to get some love too Actually I'd really love an "Everything Great About" on some truly bad movies like Morbius or something like that, showing that there is things to love in everythings

4:46 I also love how the people of the Quantum Realm's first priority when they meet outsiders is "get rid of any potential language barriers"

One detail I will forever love about this trilogy is that the names of the movies only add letters at the end. Ant-Man Ant-Man and the Wasp Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania I can't wait for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumanian Warfare

I do respect how Hank didn't hold against his wife being with other people while they were separated, even admitting to dating someone else around the same time.

I love how in the probability storm, the millions of Scotts form together like colonies of ants do to achieve their goal. Literal ant men.

I love the scene where Hank just walks in leading the giant ants. Michael Douglas is channeling his father like this was one of Kirk Douglas's best western movies.

I actually liked Darren MODOK too. It was weird and stupid but in a good way. It would only work in an Ant-Man movie. Also whoever MODOK is this proves he would look weird and hard to take seriously as an important villain. So either you never bring MODOK into the MCU, or you have it be a one off in a weird movie like this. Like I said, it would only work in a movie like this. Then you just add that MODOK is Darren as a fun/funny reprise and give the heroes a personal connection. As well as inventing a “plausible” explanation for why he looks that way and also answers what happened to Darren after he got shrunk. Honestly if you think about it it’s a genius move. It’s too bad not many people saw it that way.

I'd be down for a 70 minute Loki EGA if it was in the realm of possibility

Well, that's the beautiful thing about Kang in the comics. He is defeated a lot. In fact, it's almost comedic how often he loses. The scary thing is that he's not defined by his failure, and he can keep coming back stronger and stronger," Loveness argued. "It's not like you can just blow up the mothership, just beat him once and you're done. He is almost an existential threat, and the more you fight him the worse he's going to get."

The best part of the movie was undoubtedly the family relationships. Like that scene at the dinner table? With all the ant and wasp family members? There was some calling each other out, but nobody tried to shift responsibilities or yell at each other to switch the blame, instead they approached responsibly and accepted it. In a world running on the rule of drama small things like that are super valuable.

With the probability storm where Scott and Hope's probabilities merge into one Scott and one Hope; remember that MODOK mentioned Shrodinger's box. There were a bunch of different probabilities, but once Scott and Hope observed each other, there became only one probability, so they all merged into that probability.

I feel like Matpat was right; if Scott and Janet were trapped in the quantum realm, it would have added a lot more emotional weight and would have created a potential plot point for the Young Avengers film

9:31 You are not alone, I love how he’s a deadly, flying armory but also a massive noggin.

I’m surprised Luis was never even mentioned in the film. I still missed him. We need the Luis cut.

It’s so good to find someone else who LOVED MODOK as much as me. He’s the perfect mix of evil, goofy, and sympathetic

Johnathan Majors' performance as Kang is rightfully praised, but what about Michelle Phifer? For such a one-dimensional character, she sells the intrinsic urgency of her present situation.

Here's a list of suggestions to consider for future EGA videos: -Night at the Museum -The Little Mermaid (It's the film that kicked off the Disney Renaissance & I've also heard good things about its' remake) -Dora and the Lost City of Gold -Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008 Film/Ahsoka Tano is getting her own Disney+ series later this year, so why not an EGA video on the film that introduced her?) -The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Extended Edition/You've already done LOTR, so why not some EGA videos on The Hobbit trilogy?) -The Rugrats Movie -Ms. Marvel (Disney+ Series/While I would've liked a series of EGA videos on Loki, I do agree with you that it might take a while. However, I feel like a series of EGA videos on Ms. Marvel could be more manageable? Plus it might be relevant to cover the series for the release of The Marvels later this year?) -The Croods -The Lost World: Jurassic Park (You've already done an EGA video on JP, which is celebrating it's 30th anniversary, so why not move on to its' sequel?) -The Bob's Burgers Movie

I would give so much for an EGA about Loki, all 70 hours of it

Kang’s energy beam attacks are way scarier than death rays in just about any other media I’ve seen. It’s one thing to be blasted and suddenly explode or have a giant hole in your chest, but this doesn’t even do that. One well-placed blast and you’re just GONE. INSTANTLY.

The way I read Scott and Hope coalescing in the probability storm is that before they're together it's all about escaping and all the ways they can. Once they meet up their only thought is getting back to Cassie.

I also loved that Hank was like, "Honey, I'm not worried about time we spent apart. We're back together now and I love you." Im glad MCU Hank Pym is..... actually a good man.

I had fun with this one. My main issue was that I was missing some of what I enjoyed a lot about 1 and 2 (which are my MCU comfort movies) which was how they portrayed the Ant-Man powers. To me in 1 and 2 I felt like I was along the ride, flying with the ants, driving in a tiny car. We shrunk with him and they got creative with the cameras. In Quantumania I felt more like an outside observer. That thing Cassie sais "No I couldn't see it, you were THAT small" kinda sums that up for me. So I was a bit disappointed about that, especially after the entry into the Quantumrealm was done in a cool way, seeing him shrink without a suit for once.

The post credit scene was something straight ouuta the comics 😮

I feel like this movies get over-hated just for the sake of being hated. For me, it was a good, fun, entertaining movie. And seeing someone not just bash on the movie for no practical reason is a good change of pace

I'm really glad someone else had something nice to say about this movie. I really enjoyed it and thought it was fun, but then EVERYONE said it was bad or "THE MCU IS DEAD"(For the 7th time), and I felt like the odd one out. So thanks for doing this

I know you said a EGA of the Loki series would be long BUT it would be really cool and even useful, since the new season is coming out this October and some of the events in the show connect and cause the effects in the movies you already covered. I mean you did one for WandaVision, so if you ever needed to do another one for the MCU it should be Loki.

I genuinely loved this movie. I thought it was just a fun ride, and Kang was genuinely menacing.

Missed that a lot of stuff in the final scene, where Scott and the fam are at the restaurant, is green and purple. Like, its so blatantly shoving the colors in your face. Such a cool subversion and leaves you so uneasy about the future

I know people have an issue with Kang getting punked by an army of ants but it's probably the most realistic thing in this movie. Some ant species can swarm and take down larger opponents and these ants had the numbers game in spades. As powerful as Banished Kang was, he wasn't going to stop a living biomass that size and he honestly wasn't the actual Conquerer at the peak of his power. He didn't get far enough but know who did? He Who Remains. He was THE Conqueror in the Sacred Timeline. Banished Kang knew it. The Council of Kangs knew it. He killed them all and conquered it all. This movie helped me appreciate He Who Remains a lot more in this particular context because he was peak power and had no one to oppose him prior to Loki and Sylvie. He was able to relax on his laurels to an extent. As for Majors, if they decide to drop him, recasting wouldn't be nearly as contentious as Chad Boseman. Majors isn't as fully established as Kang yet and the nature of the Multiverse means they can have someone else step in to be the version of the Conquerer that is coming in Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars. If NWH could do it with three versions of Peter Parker that look different, they can do with Kang. Best case scenario is Majors is cleared but right now, I'm keeping all avenues open and I'm not going to call him guilty before the courts decide. Unlike SOME people.

12:30 - when they grabbed each other and asked "are you real?" They were essentially collapsing the probability storm down to only one possibility. This is due to the fact that both Ant-Man and Wasp are acting as observers for each other and thus collapse their quantum superposition down to one probable certainty.

One of my favorite moments was after Scott drank the ooze and could suddenly understand everyone in the crowd. According to the closed captions, someone said, "Finally, now we can be friends!" and my heart grew three sizes.

I’ve been seeing people dislike this move but I love it (not because I love Ant-Man) but I like it, I like it when he uses his powers more like growing he does it more in this film then than the last

I get the feeling tht the original intended ending was supposed to be that Scott and Hope were trapped in the quantum realm, then boom end of movie. Watching it in theaters, it seemed like the part after that where they go back home was added hastily at the end of production.

70 hr EGA on Loki sounds good too me!

I like this movie.I especially like Kang. I am not feeling the hate that some have given this movie. But hey it is what it is🤷🏿‍♂️

I didn't really think Modok looked that bad, and I liked the character, anybody who's actually read comic books, or seen any of the cartoons would know that this was never not gonna look stupid in some capacity

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. Parts of this movie gave me Star Wars, Guardians, TRON: Legacy, and Avatar vibes all at once. What I’m about to say is a rumor. I’d take it with a grain of salt, but in the event that they end up making a second season of Moon Knight they’ll consider making Rama-Tut 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. The adventure continues in Loki season 2, and you’ll be glad to know Marvel Studios finally unveiled that it’ll arrive for Friday, October 6. They also announced that Maya Lopez’ solo series Echo will premiere on Wednesday, November 29. All episodes are expected to drop that day. In the meantime, mark your calendar for Nick Fury’s solo series Secret Invasion. It’ll premiere on Wednesday, June 21st.

Having recently watched the pirates of the carribean movies i think that it ia high time that cinemawins cover the remaining four films!

You're not alone, man. I really liked MODOK and was happy he was included in this film. I do wish they would've played his sacrifice off as a bit more serious and less comedic, but I enjoyed it regardless.

I had a lot of fun with this movie, the whole cast really sold it for me. Not sure what's going to happen with Majors - very much depending on how real life things go with him - but he was absolutely scene stealing in both this and Loki.

One thing I did love about Kang is the implication he reached the exact same conclusion as He Who Remains. Which says far about the Council of Kangs at the end, given both the best and worst possible versions of him both reached the conclusion of "Oh god, I need to stop them"

"Oh, everyone hated it? I'm alone in this? I don't care, it is awesome!" God fuckin' hell, I love this guy so much. :D :D :D Please, tell me you feel how much we fuckin' love you! :D :D :D

Oddly enough Ant Man 3 is my favorite one out of the Ant Man series. It feels like the first one that legit pushes the MCU forward & not just a standalone movie

I liked this movie for the side quest feel it had. Even though it featured the next big bad of the MCU I felt that it seemed more inconsequential than other Marvel movies of late, and I really liked that. I don't know why I felt that because it's still about saving the multiverse just like Multiverse Of Madness, No Way Home, and Love And Thunder, but something about it just seemed like it wasn't a movie that had much impact on the universe. Maybe I'm just weird.

I think 12:27 was more that regardless of the universe or timeline, they'll always choose to go to/help each other! Love conquers all, even probability storms.

Thank you for your positivity and sharing your love of movies!

There were 2 things that I liked about this movie: 1). Jonathan Majors and his performance as Kang is 10/10. 2; Katy O’ Brian as Jentorra and how attractive and muscular she was

There's a lot to like about this movie. I LOVED the weird character designs so much and I appreciate that they weren't afraid to go that weird and otherworldly. I thought MODOK was hilarious and that's really the only way you could introduce him into the MCU. It's a way better movie than it gets credit for.

I always thought Hank never seeing all the crazy stuff inside the quantum realm was because he'd only just scratched the surface of what's inside, it's a lot crazier and often scarier when you look deeper. Like the ocean.

EGA Loki would be amazing! I'd watch 70 hours on it.

Can you please do Everything GREAT about Puss in Boots: The Last Wish?

I loved that when Scott was in the probability storm every version of him worked together as if they were a colony of ants👌🏽

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY NOT ALONE IN LOVING MODOK!!!!! I loved seeing modok in this movie it's so dumb in concept but so incredible in execution

Y'know, I watched this in theaters the day it came out up here in Canada and I have to say, so many people are nitpicking this movie for things that are actually explained either in the previous movies, or in THIS movie. All that to say, great Wins video Lee. I don't even need to watch it to know you've definitely got a banger here.

With Ted Lasso now done, I'm glad we have this channel to keep positivity in the world!!! Thank you for what you do Lee! Also...... Princess Bride???

As someone who suffers from pretty severe hearing loss to the point of being legally deaf the first time I saw this movie I thought that michael douglas was wearing hearing aides the whole time.

Thank you so much for making this. I actually loved this movie when I watched it and was so disappointed to realize that people didn't agree with me. I was laughing the whole way through and I had a fantastic time. This channel highlights what makes these movies fun and exciting which is all we should pay attention to most of the time anyway. I love it here.

In case you didn't know, they're actually releasing Scott Lang's book in real life. Can't wait lol Also, shout out to you for recognizing Chidi! One of my favorite moments in the movie. I didn't hate MODOK or how he looked. Like, it's MODOK. He looks like MODOK. I did hate the twist of him being Darren Cross though.

You should have given 2 wins for how Loki and Mobius are together in the stinger, because it means that, unlike Wanda, his arc in his show stuck, and now he's a proper hero. It also means he took the effort to seek out and reunite with his version of Mobius, who he now works with, meaning he's found a true friend and partner.

The ending is also great because Kang has seen everything before, except those ants. Because the circumstances that created them have never happened before, because Kang has never been trapped in the Quantum Realm before.

I know you said EGA for Loki would long but also, do it. Please?

14:02 I never noticed before because Hank got cut off, but it sounded like he referred to the ants as "people" showing he respects their sapience and considers them equals.

9:10 Well actually in the comics there's something even smaller than the Microverse called Underspace which the Quantum Realm is a stand in for so Pym Particles can get even smaller.

The kang teleport in the end credits gave me Reed Richards from MVOM vibes

Micheal Douglas is the low-key MVP of the Ant-Man films, and I'm always pleasantly surprised how game he is for all of this given what a SeRiOuS aCtOr he seemed to be when I was growing up. I can sympathize to a point with MODOK fans who wanted to see a version truer to the comics origin, but the fact they made a wonderfully-stupid-in-the-way-only-comics-can-be concept like that work in any capacity on the big screen is an achievement in and of itself (besides, we all know the loudest dissenting voices aren't hardcore MODOK stans but in fact CGI luddites and anti-Marvel 30-year-old boys) Finally, I'm still agog they actually brought in Rama-goddamned-Tut and I'm very excited to see where they take it.

I definitely enjoyed this film. I think Kang not only proved himself to be a formidable and intelligent adversary, but he is shown to be persistent due to the fact that there are multiple variations of him throughout the multiverse. This film not only continues to expose the Marvel multiverse to the MCU, but it is an important point in the multiverse saga that the MCU is trying to tell. The Kang in this film was so dangerous that he had to be banished to the quantum realm by the dynasty of Kangs. Antman and Wasp defeating that Kang, ultimately led to the dynasty of the Kangs to take notice, and now get ready to intervene. Kang will definitely become a threat to the heroes of the MCU, and not just one version.

A little factor I’m not sure is intentional but kang pretends not to know scott with the “are you the guy with the hammer” line as an intimidation factor but then goes to proving he knows exactly who scott is, “the guy who talks to ants” when all pretences are up and he’s just venting

If they were going to use M.O.D.O.K. in live action, this was pretty prefect. He's a character rooted in comic that he's almost impossible to make live action. I loved him as well.

I loved so much of this movie! It could’ve been better but the stuff I loved I loved. Jonathan Major’s portrayal as Kang and his many variants was perfect. I especially loved his cool stormtrooper type soldiers. I hope Jonathan Majors gets to stay as Kang going forward despite what’s happened. Also I loved M.O.D.O.K. I’m sad that he died in this movie but I hope we get to see more of him in the future. All in all solid movie for me. I’m glad to find someone else who likes the movie too.

I’m a manager at a movie theater, and from the first moment I heard “Welcome Back”, I was immediately transported back to childhood watching Nick at Nite. Thank you for bringing up how you felt the same way. It’s nice to know others felt the same.

“I, unlike all of you, was delivered by stork.” Gave the most genuine chuckle I’ve had in a while, thank you 😂

Out of all the channels I’ve subscribed, CW still remains the BEST. Not a scab (Union man!) Doesn’t ignore Majors irl issues but doesn’t pre condemn either Equally informative and entertaining Perspective is right on - MCU spoils us. These are beautiful movies, great costumes, great casting, lots of good dialogue and action that we take for granted bc there’s 50 linked movies and tv shows…

Don't know why people called this movie generic the quantum realm looked dope as frick

Even the suggestion of an EGA LOKI means there's another universe with it in it to watch ... And thats good enough for me. ❤

Re: The probability storm resolving when Scott & Hope touch. Because there's now two of them interacting with each other, there is observation taking place. The wave function collapses, and Schroedinger's Cat is now definitively alive.

I didn’t even realise they’d bothered De-Aging Janet she still looked just as old to me…. This film is great though Micheal Douglas was the stand out for me he looked awesome and was absolutely the best performance of the whole movie

I absolutely LOVED bringing Darren back as MODOK. It was so clever and creative and I like how they intentionally ramped up the uncanny valley for all it was worth

Hey you're not alone Lee my friend. I LOVE what they did for Modok in this movie. I though it was a sharp storytelling move for sure

if nothing else, I feel most of us have learned. Even though the critics keep saying the movies are bad. The movies aren't bad and we really should not care what the critics say.

I remember another YT channel saying that this is Ant-Man's biggest Giant-Man so far but I think they're forgetting that this is happening inside the quantum realm. And this video finally said it. It's basically wut's happening to Phase 4 haters right now. Only seeing things based on face value and not realizing that the movies will somehow converge into one big thing. The comics doesn't have to mention any other superheroes in the same universe all the time but that doesn't mean they won't be there anymore. Like people hate it when an MCU movies doesn't connect to others but they hate it when The Eternals did it. Why are people always into seeing the bad and not the good with everything.

jonathan majors kang really carried this film

Once again, thank you for doing these videos. This one really stresses how important it is to go into a film with an open mind and that often times it’s better to not watch trailers to avoid messing with expectations and running into spoilers. I did both not watch trailers and went in with no expectations and that’s probably why I love this film. Kang is great, as is Scott as always, the film was one hell of a start to the phase and as Kang’s first film. Cassie was the biggest surprise and I’m now really curious what she will do next going forward. Darren as MODOK worked to me since it acted as a good redemption for a character I hated in the original Ant-Man. I really don’t have any major complaints with the film that aren’t “this isn’t as good as Phase 3.” Keep up the great work, it is a great thing that channels like this exist.

I'm also upset because they definitely could have had Penas character wrap things up in a mid credit scene and then have Victor Timely as the post credit scene

This is honestly one of my favorite MCU movies. I love it.

Paul Rudd is so charismatic as Ant Man / Scott Lang, I wish he would have written the script. Also, thank you for addressing 11:24, yeah we know him as a hero but, for Kang this is another trip to the same outcome.

Honestly, my biggest problem with this movie was the nanotech. I hated how everyone's helmets go away the moment they actually have any lines. Like, what is the point of Kang having a helmet that is mostly just a color filter over his face and you still have it disappear the moment he has anything to say other than "RAAAAAH".

I'm not a fan of the comics and therefore only know MCU content but the thing I loved most about this movie is that until the end I couldn't figure out which Kang he is. Were they fighting the "good" Kang, who'll end up becoming he who remains, or is he like one of those evil Kangs who waged war on the multivers?

Surprised you didn’t mention the probability storm Scott’s behaving like an ant colony

I want EGA Loki

I love how Kang clearly just outclasses Scott in combat, I kinda hoped Ant-Man would lose and the Young Avengers would have someone to actually avenge and we'd have a proper big goal going forward towards Secret Wars, Marvel has had a "safety net" for it's money maker characters and it's always kept me from feeling the stakes lately cuz they'll be back or a Variant or successor to the Hero title will eventually pop up

We gotta wait 'til the end of the year before we decide what is the best movie of the year. Because so far, this is the best one i've seen for this year.

14:45 - Quick look up of Katy O'Brian also shows that she has done lots of cool stuff before even beginning to get into acting, and seems to never miss an opportunity to do volunteer work, so cool actor win.

Went into this movie with no expectations, and it was super fun doing that. Would LOVE to see either (or both but I am not even close to greedy, just wanted to give you more than one choice for my personal request) Little Miss Sunshine or The Full Monty Forget everything you know or heard and watch them with a clean slate focused on mainly the wonderful acting and relationships between the characters… both with make you smile, laugh and cry. Put aside the odd sexual overtones, they’re incidental, the soundtracks and scripts are phenomenal and ALL the acting is spot on. Low budget independents and made good money based just on the feelings they create. Thanks!!!

how did people not like this movie, it wasn't perfect but it was damn fun!

i love this channel so much. your videos are always so unabashedly full of love, even for films where you don't necessarily love them yourself. you're so great at showing what makes movies as a concept great, and what makes each individual movie so unique. i learn a lot from these videos, not just about loving movies, but also about loving life. thank you.

I love the pure positivity of this channel