A genius thief, full of agility, almost full of intelligence, weak in strength, the measurements of a super thief. Put on the Ant-Man suit, make up for the last shortcoming, and a superhero is ready to save the world again.
Marvel's movies have always been pretty good-looking, full of special effects, hot scenes, full of topics, and most importantly, humorous and not heavy. As a new hero of Marvel, Ant-Man's popularity is not high, so he took a different approach, greatly reduced the action scenes, added humorous lines and the growth process of the hero, and used the plot to win.
The plot is very simple. An agile thief with a sense of justice is selected by the former Ant-Man. Through training, he destroys the wasp suit and avoids the abuse of the suit and affects world peace. Interspersed in the middle are the parent-daughter affection, teacher-student love and hatred, etc. The eight-point dog blood drama uses bad routines. The plot is not surprising, but at the beginning, the safe was opened, the first time it became smaller and ran away in the bathtub, etc., the first time I took the flying ants, the travel in the ant nest, the training to change from big to small, and the battle hunting. Eagle, etc., the director handled it very interestingly, not boring, not obtrusive, but also very humorous.
The final battle to destroy the company, as the protagonist becomes smaller, is much less exciting. The battle against the Wasp is not exciting enough, but it is very creative. Put the battlefield on the children's train toy, and use ants to form the ant sea tactics. Rapidly getting bigger and smaller to create a visual impact. In the end, it becomes subatomic and can change back, which is quite creative.
The nests of ants look disgusting, but the director really carves the details. A good movie is a good movie. Looking forward to Captain America 3.
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