I just feel that a brief review of 140 words can't be done by a concubine.

When I heard about "Ant-Man" without knowing it, my immediate reaction was "what the hell, I don't want to watch it", but in the end I still went to swipe tickets with excitement, just because it was a comic book. Wei produced. I've never written at length about any Marvel movie, and I haven't seen any heroes, even good ones, in the limited number of long reviews. In this way, I don't need to expect any comments of technical content here (although this thing has never been in my dictionary), I just feel that 140 words are not enough to express all the feelings I want to express.

In the end, the cognition of Marvel is still one-sided or even loose. I felt that Marvel had played a big game of chess, and I was stuck in the chessboard and couldn't help myself and couldn't figure out a correct corresponding move. I was chaotically guided to finish step by step. Let’s not talk about the past one or two years. From the perspective of film production alone, more and more fresh blood has been injected into Marvel’s hero team, which is overwhelming. Every time a new version is released, a lot of technical guidance will be indexed. The left one is a mystery, the right one is a tribute, and there is no stoppage, but we are not happy with either. It is also here, and I think this is also the great charm brought by Marvel.

"Ant-Man", let's say this movie, in a sense, is quite satisfactory, a very standard-format American hero-style commercial film. As an independent film, it is a complete, flesh-and-blood plot. Although the rhythm is not tight enough, it is generally tense and warm, with endless laughs, joys and sorrows, and human feelings and warmth are presented one by one. , Roughly, under the simplest description, the theme to be expressed is "father's love", and the central idea may be "Dads are or must be heroes in daughters' hearts".

Perhaps for the positioning of an action movie, the plot that is in the state of literary drama for almost an hour and a half is somewhat irritating, but as the hero's debut in a big movie, it is impossible to expect a grand scene as soon as he appears, wonderful Fighting, so it can be judged in a state of tolerance and understanding that it is a less boring and more down-to-earth movie.

Or watch it in a preset that is not high expectations, then the drop must have been minimized before. It's just boring and unfair to emphasize the survival of the fittest in related films such as Avengers 2, or I still feel that this is just a process of explanation and transition that needs to be explained, and how should the audience view the next move without making it clear? Although there are traces of a little far-fetched everywhere, what should really be expected to be viewed with high demands is the Captain America 3~

PS: Ant-Man is the rhythm to cure everyone's intensive phobias for many years! Only you can't think of it, it can become bigger and smaller, and you can put it back and forth freely, Thomas the little train is cute [enough!

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