Thoughts on Ant-Man?
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It's third on my list. Tomorrow I go see Jurassic World. Then maybe Terminator Back to the Future Part Duex.
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Re: Thoughts on Ant-Man?
The review I am seeing for it are pretty average, solid 60/100. 7.1/10, B- stuff.
I'm not going to see it. Mostly because I hate they did Antman over Black Widow.
I'm not going to see it. Mostly because I hate they did Antman over Black Widow.
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Re: Thoughts on Ant-Man?
That's about how I feel too, Teaos. I'll probably wait for DVD.
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Re: Thoughts on Ant-Man?
Hint: dinosaurs eats some people; Arnold's character is actually a machine from a different time.McAvoy wrote:It's third on my list. Tomorrow I go see Jurassic World. Then maybe Terminator Back to the Future Part Duex.
Eh, I'm not going to be too bothered by what they could have done instead since it appears Ant-Man is a fun movie in it's own right. I'm not expecting Godfather-level reviews but it seems like a silly, enjoyable flick so I'll check it out.RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:That's about how I feel too, Teaos. I'll probably wait for DVD.
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Re: Thoughts on Ant-Man?
I saw it awhile back. Its not that bad. There is some humor in it.
Though it dives into some pre-Iron Man history, as in what they did before the first movie which pretty much started the whole Marvel Avengers thing.
They did a pretty good job on maiking Micheal Douglas look younger with CGI. That has come along way since the days of X-Men 3.
Though it dives into some pre-Iron Man history, as in what they did before the first movie which pretty much started the whole Marvel Avengers thing.
They did a pretty good job on maiking Micheal Douglas look younger with CGI. That has come along way since the days of X-Men 3.
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Saw it this week, Personally it's my favourite non-Iron Man MCU film.
In contrast to Age of Ultron which imo seemed to begrude the fact it was in a shared universe, Ant-man to me feels like the first film really set in this shared universe Marvel has devolped.
In contrast to Age of Ultron which imo seemed to begrude the fact it was in a shared universe, Ant-man to me feels like the first film really set in this shared universe Marvel has devolped.
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Hint: dinosaurs eats some people; Arnold's character is actually a machine from a different time.Captain Picard's Hair wrote:McAvoy wrote:It's third on my list. Tomorrow I go see Jurassic World. Then maybe Terminator Back to the Future Part Duex.
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