Completely continued the style and character lineup of the first part. The difference is that the first-generation Ant-Man and the second-generation Wasp have greatly increased their roles, stealing the limelight from the talkative little brother.
There is nothing particularly eye-catching in terms of the plot. The fighting style of the new character Wasp is similar to that of Ant-Man, and it does not add too many highlights. Most of the laughs are contributed by Brother Talk and Scott, who are really good at everything. The villains are still weak, and it is not a problem for the top combat power of the Avengers to come and kill them in seconds. In a nutshell, this film is the story of Scott helping Hope find his mother and regaining the trust of Pym and his daughter. Of course, the plot is not important, after all, most people come for special effects.
However, the first easter egg was done very well. It inherited the plot and timeline of Avengers 3, and left a lot of suspense. It feels better than the feature film.
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