The overall look is much inferior to the first one, it may be that the zoom scene loses its sense of novelty after watching too much. The plot of this movie even has a feeling of being forced to add drama. For example, buying parts from black market merchants is to add a villain. For the loss and recovery of the laboratory building, is it really necessary to toss for so long? I have to see the professor and get the uniform. The uniform was taken to my daughter's school. After that, I didn’t understand why there was another lost-and-recovery scene in the experimental building. There are several points in the whole film that I don’t understand. What can heal ghosts in the laboratory building? What is the principle? How does the mother of the Wasp have a spiritual connection with the male protagonist? Let her be possessed by the hero, is this paragraph funny? How did her ability to heal ghosts come from? Can I explain it just by saying that the micro world has changed? And it just happens to be able to cure such a weird disease as the ghost. On the other hand, Disney’s junk jokes and the person setting that everyone loves to tell jokes really annoys me. It is these two MCU features that have led superhero movies to crooked roads. As long as they can tell jokes, all bugs and all garbage plots. Can be forgiven. A large number of anti-intellectual fans and media comments were born. There is also the double easter egg at the end. Either make something interesting or don't make it. Let the audience spend more than ten minutes in the theater just to watch an ant play the drum? Next time, I hope someone in the film review will remind you that the value of the easter eggs is not worth watching, don't waste time every time.
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