"Ant-Man and the Wasp" feels like an unusual addition to the Marvel lineup. It doesn’t quite mesh with the usual MCU movies and comes across as a relaxed but ultimately unremarkable entry in a superhero genre that seems worn out. The plot avoids trying to connect too much, except for what happens after the credits roll midway through, and it doesn't rely heavily on flashy CGI, although the attempts at humor feel a…

Those who enjoyed the initial film—and I was one of them—will find Ant-Man and the Wasp delivers additional elements they appreciate. There’s more thievery, more car sequences, a greater presence of Giant Man, continued appearances by the wombat trio, an abundance of humor, fairly unremarkable antagonists, expanded romantic moments between Scott and Hope, further instances of familial connection, and naturally, more …

I have to admit, I found this movie…passable. But I can’t say I was blown away by it. The plot was alright. I wouldn't anticipate a profound or intellectually stimulating story from a superhero film, and honestly, I didn't want one either. It worked well enough to keep things moving along. Most of the actors did an acceptable job with the roles they were given, which was sometimes challenging considering some o…

This turned out to be pretty enjoyable! It feels like a less strange, yet more entertaining take on Deadpool – sharing similarities in its blend of energetic action and engaging performances. It’s perfect for a relaxed weekend night and has a genuinely pleasant feel.

The shifting perspectives, watching large objects shrink and small things expand, are enjoyable, but _Ant-Man and the Wasp_ shares the same flaws as the earlier film, compounded by another problem that’s become common in movies—and even more so in television—which is that the whole plot feels unnecessary because characters simply didn't communicate with each other like ordinary people would. Final rating:★★★ - I l…