In fact, I am looking forward to this somewhat neglected Marvel superhero movie, because Ant-Man is a super-British character I like very much. Scott Lang, who is humorous, smart and has a sense of justice, has a relatively unlucky life. He not only went to jail but also got divorced. He is really a typical middle-aged frustration. Encountering Professor Pym and Hope, becoming Ant-Man, it seemed that he had reached the pinnacle of life, but in fact, because of his sense of justice, he was confused in the Avengers Civil War and became a "home squat." Ant-Man 2 Rehope asked Scott if she regretted not telling her. Scott asked her if she would go to help with him if she called. Hope replied that if she went to Scott, he would Won't be caught. Professor Pim called his behavior a gang fight with the Avengers, cute old man. The father and daughter didn't really blame Scott at all. The overall viewing experience of Ant-Man 2 is very good, the plot is smooth, the laughs are intensive, everyone in the theater hahaha, very happy, time passed quickly. The easter egg caught you off guard, reminding you of the fear of being controlled by Fulian III, and also have more guesses and expectations for Fulian IV. Like Hope, it's really a woman who doesn't let the eyebrows be shaved, and the intelligence and combat effectiveness are great! The first fight in the hotel was very exciting, and she could see that she was very proficient in the use of the Hornets’ uniforms, and she was looking forward to joining the Avengers as a women’s super champion. Although Scott was a bit unlucky for the first half of his life, look at what he now has: a lovely daughter, an ex-wife and current ex-wife who are as close as the family, a secret girlfriend and comrade-in-arms Hope, and a proud old-in-law, who appreciate him Mother-in-law, and brothers such as the Falcons who owe love to the US team...the winner in life!
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