Ant-Man Quantumania Being Devoid of Logic

A video essay diving into all of the stupid writing flaws and really everything that's devoid of logic about Ant-Man Quantumania. This is easily the dumbest MCU movie so far and this video essay lays everything out for you to witness.
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[@SupercutsDelight]

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[@HarryWizard]

will there be patreon exclusives?

[@SupercutsDelight]

@@HarryWizard If you click on the link it'll show you the different perks you get with each tier

[@_baldacci]

But will you back after the 3 months?

[@SupercutsDelight]

@baldacci I'm going to keep making videos and hope when I reapply in 3 months they'll accept me

[@_baldacci]

@@SupercutsDelight ok I’m hoping it gets resolved, I’m currently in the same situation as well👍🏾

[@Simone489]

When M.O.D.O.K. became a good guy just because Cassie told him to do it, after many years of pure hatred against Ant-Man, that was the worst scene ever.

[@Subvers1on]

THANK GOD IM NOT THE ONLY ONE OUT THERE THAT ABSOLUTELY HATES MODOK!!! I MEAN, THAT SCENE WHEN HE DIED WAS SOME CRAZY STUFF..

[@timdoyle3436]

Imagine if Luke wasn't related to Vader, and he redeemed him by just saying "Hey man, killing Jedi is pretty rude"

[@bobkane432]

"Sometimes the best weapon is a good argument"

[@kietdo4379]

@@bobkane432 "Which only good when your opponent is not crazy hate you"

[@skadoosh7000]

you know i wouldn't dislike this concept as much if the dialogues were even remotely good but it was literally: "look at me I'm such a dick" and "it's never too late to stop being a dick" and "My name is Darren and i'm not a dick" i was laughing my ass off

[@Khilkhameth]

For set-up, it would be better if Janet HAD explained about Kang, warned against disturbing him, but Cassie CHOSE to go to the Quantum Realm through her sense of justice which had been established. Give the heroes some goddamn agency!

[@aychazyt6987]

Or maybe Kang used the quantum entanglement from the second movie to control Janet into making her go back into the quantum realm, bringing the ant gang along with her

[@austingrist7467]

It's interesting the writer of this movie writes for Rick and Morty and didn't do that, because the plot you just explained is the plotline of a lot of episodes of Rick and Morty. Cassie could have had the same "we have to do the right thing" like Morty does with Rick when learning about something bad happening.

[@endangeredspecies8441]

The problem with that is she would have to disobey Janet : a woman. This would create conflict between two strong women : not allowed sends a bad message.

[@leonel392]

@@austingrist7467The problem is that the situation is different, like, when is done in R&M Rick is a prick, which doesn't do anything unless he wants to, but he is virtually all-powerful and Morty knows this, in this case the characters are just normal humans which are actually able to die

[@leesasuki]

@@leonel392 yes but they literally set up Cassie character by throwing her into a riot, just to fight for the weaker people (that she believe). They could've just set up Janet talked about the life down there, how powerful Kang is and how oppress the life down there, and Cassie being rebellion, young and sense of justice, decide to go down there alone as she used to (ALSO set up the scene for "family"), to start the whole movie

[@jordanlaube2218]

This is the worst MCU movie for me. The constant “I cant tell you” trope from janet when all she’s doing half the movie is traveling giving her ample time to tell them about kang, kang saying “ive killed 100 avengers” yet stalling when given multiple chances to kill scott, the childish dialogue from cassy and modok, and hank and hope being pretty useless in a movie called ant man AND THE WASP. Just felt so empty with no sense of direction

[@sanjaykarthicks1226]

Hank was the one who brought those Deus ex machina ants and hence he was useful The wasp in Antman and THE WASP is Janet in this movie if you ask me

[@kaysnow5567]

My exact same thoughts! positives: - Kang and Janet scene working together - Kang negotiating with Scott negatives (some): - Quantum Realm looked horrible, amazing how the GOTG movies look drastically better than this, - Kang defeated Thor, but had problems with Ants? - Final battle sequence made zero sense, kang could have easily escaped. Why did he need his useless army? - Why didn't Janet tell them who Kang is?

[@BooleanCorporation]

- The possibility Ant-Man clones were a straight self ripoff from Rick & Morty where they divide the screen for each fork in decision making. It was better there than here, tho.

[@maninform3523]

for a moment i was thinking "did i watch and comment on this video already "lol, ive not seen anyone with my profile for a while but now i have, i have one request tho, do you know how i can get a full sized version of it, 2 years ago i tried and gave up

[@kaysnow5567]

@@maninform3523 I thought you was me for a second. Don't remember where I found this image. Had this for a while.

[@Xgil2Play]

Kang defeated the Throg, that's why he thought the hero that can turn himself small was Thor. That's as far as I'll go with defending this film, no more.

[@turnerevans4176]

That one cloning scene with Antman was pretty good Thats all I got....

[@ImSanctor]

I still don't understand how in Avengers: Endgame, Scott was in the QR for 5 hours and came out 5 years later. But in Antman 3, they're in the QR for a day or two (?) and come back in present day.

[@auliamate]

I’ll bet they’ll chalk it up to time dilation pockets 😒

[@diegogonzalez5273]

The entire plot of Endgame was predicated on time working inconsistently in the Quantum Realm. Also, Janet used the multiversal engine core to send them back to the same time they left. Time travel.

[@joshua2870]

@@diegogonzalez5273 It still doesn't hold up. In Antman 2, Janet must have been there for years because she came back aged. When Hank brought her back, she was old. If that's the case she should have come back like a day older since an hour is apparently a year there. Hank didn't use any multiverse engine.

[@diegogonzalez5273]

@@joshua2870 What do you think the word "inconsistent" means?

[@darrengordon-hill]

Shut up, misogynist. (I'm guessing)

[@5linkforce]

You already said so much, but I just have 2 comments. -Darren was sent to Quantum Realm before Scott was ever an Avenger, so I don't think it makes sense for him to "die as an Avenger" -The ending would've been a lot more impactful if it ended with Scott and Hope stuck in the Quantum Realm, even if they get brought back at the beginning of a different movie

[@cooperhurst2639]

I hated that Cassie (who is supposed to be 18 here) is suddenly a supergenius/superhero out of nowhere

[@coffeelover0876]

16*

[@Thed538dhsk]

She isn't. Hank helped her and she used Hanks designs.

[@Fortecloud]

She’s smart and had hank and hopes help loser

[@bendaniel8876]

​@@Fortecloud🤥

[@tebourbi]

​@@Fortecloudyou do realize this makes tony Stark's intelligence meaningless?

[@AA-xo7xl]

Also, in Ant Man 1, Hank says that he made the discs after Janet was lost to the quantum realm. Janet having these discs and using them to shrink Kang's ship's core is impossible.

[@Thed538dhsk]

Prototypes?

[@anubusx]

In Ant-Man and The Wasp Janet had no problem with them going into the quantaum realm. Which makes no sense.

[@Thed538dhsk]

@@anubusx true but Scott didn't go all the way into the quantum realm. In both Ant-Man films he never shrunk so much he found a whole universe. He was shocked as much as everyone else when they got there

[@anubusx]

@@Thed538dhsk Why would she even want them doing any experiments with it? The writer's just didn't care at this point.

[@Thed538dhsk]

@@anubusx Wdym? They were collecting healing crystals for ghost so she isn't torn apart. Janet didn't want Cassie to build the satellite to the quantum realm

[@eradicatedpulse6896]

The biggest void of Logic is Evangeline Lilly's Haircut she better had gotten a refund from that stylist.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

She's a good actress and shame she got wasted the most by bad haircut.

[@Fortecloud]

Naw she looks hot like this and she was sexy af in this movie especially on the big screen

[@inquisitive6786]

Yeah that haircut completely deflated the crush I had on her

[@endangeredspecies8441]

The strong woman haircut 😂

[@phoenix9531]

​@@margarethmichelina5146an actress is worse bacause of her haircut that you don't like? Sounds pretty sexist. Sorry the woman you wanted to look hot to you wasnt exactly made to your superficial liking

[@JGr2000]

During the final fight scene between Kang and Scott, why did Hope wait so long to help Scott? They all just stood on the other side of the portal and did nothing

[@NekoHibaCosplay]

time flows differently in the Quantum Realm That's the inconsistent bullshit they used to explain this

[@Fortecloud]

@@NekoHibaCosplay but it’s tru

[@LordFindogask734]

The easiest change to Modok would have been to have him conspire against Kang from the start, giving the Ant-team clues and conveniently sparing them to fulfill his agenda. Let's say that Kang had installed some failsafe that prevented Modok from ever going rogue. So Modok needed someone else to do it for him. He could be left for dead, but reveal he's alive after all the heroes leave and now he's in charge of the Quantum realm.

[@gardenofwords914]

A cool thing they couldve done with modok is to have his face be more inhuman as super suggested but do it over time to show that the quantumrealm can be dangerous for humans and give the realm a sense of danger.

[@hudhudthebong]

but that would create another pothole, why does Janet look normal even after spending 30 years in the QR?

[@gardenofwords914]

@@hudhudthebong true but they probably justify it as her being big brain scientist who developed something for herself to survive

[@legomaster2538]

At this rate, I feel like Supercuts Delight would make an incredible film writer.

[@kapteinmerica3820]

just because he is a good critic doesn't mean he is a good writer.

[@legomaster2538]

@@kapteinmerica3820 That’s a good point. Critic and writing are two separate things.

[@ChocolateFlux]

@@legomaster2538 Plus, criticising aspects of existing works and improving them is a lot easier than making up a new work from scratch.

[@legomaster2538]

@@ChocolateFlux Again, great point 👍🏻

[@akai1up]

It's even worse when you consider how this fits into the context of the MCU. Janet, Hank, and Hope were all snapped by Thanos. Scott and Hope helped save the universe from Thanos. Janet should know about the Avengers and that they can handle a big threat like this. Why wouldn't she warn anyone about Kang? After her and her family experienced the whole Thanos ordeal? Also remember that she was completely okay with sending Scott into the quantum realm before she got snapped. That's how Scott saved the day in Endgame. What changed? The answer is the writers changed, but what changed in-universe?

[@tearitup5864]

It’s simple, Kang is originally an F4 villain so fox still had the rights. Once Disney acquired fox media then they were able to acquire Kang, but in doing so left a huge plot hole in the MCU

[@Flaris]

The writers being stupid really wraps it all up. It makes no sense. Janet had no issue sending Scott into the Quantum Realm. She was worried about anything. Plus they also conveniently forgot that the family was regularly going to be visiting because they needed to in order to help Ghost. A character they forgot existed.

[@0rb1sXL1mb0]

The "devoid of logic" theme already started previous Ant Man movie, where they forgot to upgrade his suit with wings. I mean, it was easy peasy for Pymm to make a flying suit for Hope, why not slap some wings on Scott's suit as well? Being able to fly is incredibly useful and at this stage in the Marvel universe everyone can do it, even Captain America. And it seems there doesn't have to be any scientific explanation or logic anymore, like they meticulously did in Iron Man 1. Nowadays suits just fly.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

What I heard is, they recasted Cassie's actress from Endgame to the girl from Detective Pikachu without telling her! Cassie from Endgame is way better, even she has limited screen time and not having much dialogues, she has better acting than the new Cassie. Also, she's kinda look like Paul Rudd than the new Cassie. Not only that, they make Cassie in Ant-Man 3 is unlikable and act know-it-all.

[@InhabitantOfOddworld]

Yeah, Emma Fuhrmann only found out that Kathryn Newton was replacing her when it was announced on Marvel's Twitter feed

[@wiseauserious8750]

Exactly, just that one scene when her father shows up at her door was so well acted

[@stevenhayes7910]

This was one of the most bizarre movies I've ever seen in my life, but the end could have made it worth the watch. Kang beating the hell out of Ant-Man, then Ant-Man destroying his only way home was amazing and the perfect ending. When the portal reopened, and ruined the only good part of the movie, I audibly groaned in exasperation.

[@Dabedidabe]

Recently rewatched the first iron man. It's so nice how not everything is a joke. I forgot what it was like :o

[@Endru85x]

MCU always had jokes. But the first movies had more more intimate and serious third acts. Now most of MCU finals is just CGI battle of nameless drones, with stupid quips everywhere, like everyone tried to emulate Tony Stark.

[@Dabedidabe]

@@Endru85x Iron man 1 had surprisingly few jokes. It was more an action movie with some jokes, while these days it's just comedy movies.

[@hkn9723]

​@@Dabedidabea few jokes but always at the appropriate time. Iron Man 1, Hulk, Cpt America 1 an Thor 1 had serious moments that felt serious and not toned down with comedy. Now there is a lack of balance between serious and funny.

[@MelchVagquest]

While watching for the first time, I remember thinking that the two separated groups were making decisions as if they were watching the movie along with the audience. They somehow knew where to meet up and who was taking care of what, despite being separated from the moment they entered the Quantum Realm

[@wwCs49]

I had a similar moment during the final battle, couldn’t stop myself from turning to my brother and blurting “this is fucking awful”

[@MostHighEmperorPalpatine]

Now people are seeing the overarching problem with Disney owning a franchise… Disney never wants people to deal with consequences or choices… “no matter what you do it’ll all work out in the end”.

[@magmarxiogaming6717]

it really felt like the writers had 0 idea what to do with modok and just threw him in here because executives said they needed more references to previous marvel media. the fact that his death scene is basically just king harold's death scene in shrek the third really says it all

[@cstmex4937]

I think you missed talking points about how Cassie was a Mary sue and she never has consequences for her juvenile beliefs. Like she seriously shamed her dad and told him that he wasn’t doing enough AFTER HE SAVED THE UNIVERSE. Lmao

[@Flaris]

Because he was wasting his time...inspiring people with his book. Seriously what was wrong with everyone there? His life story is pretty inspirational. Tell me this Cassie was a fake and I could believe it. The real Cassie from everything before this would have been proud of her father for saving the universe and for having written his book.

[@cstmex4937]

Agreed. She should have been proud. He earned some rest @@Flaris

[@endangeredspecies8441]

@@Flarisexactly. This Cassie came off as an impersonator feminist insert. I get kids change but this shift was radical to the point of unbelievable.

[@eli2210]

@@Flarisfemale writers literally have hooks all about self empowerment that are supposed to inspire people with their books. Scott basically did the same but much better because he actually saved the universe

[@Silkl4sh]

Hollywood has gone so low that I only watch rant videos about those movies.

[@bishbosh4815]

This all sounds like it was written by a 5 year old based on a dream they had

[@megabuster3940]

It was written by a Rick and Morty screenwriter

[@silhouettes887]

Logic: -Imma go on Spring Vacation. Bye Marvel!

[@DyrianLightbringer]

The first Ant Man movies established that you shouldn't shrink without a suit, including a helmet. Darren was in a suit, and yet he stilled got f-ed up when Scott sent him to quantum size. Somehow, Hank and Janet shrink without suits, Cassie and Hope aren't wearing their helmets, and none of them die or are even injured by the process. They are quantum, so they are sub-atomic, smaller than atoms, that means smaller than oxygen. How do they breathe? Three of them have suits, and while they normally use the quantum tunnel to go that small and return, Scott has proven once before that you can return to normal size without the quantum tunnel and none of them think to try this to escape Kang. Scott acting like Cassie is huge, even though she's actually still sub-atomic, just not as small as he is at that moment. Scott shows that he can still change size, and while being bigger than most of the microscopic threats he encounters would be really useful and would avoid a lot of the situations he ends up in, he still chooses to remain the same arbitrary size. You could be bigger than that and still be sub-atomic. What a waste of M.O.D.O.K. The ending was set up to give Scott and Hope a beautiful heroic farewell, but ends up being a meaningless gesture when Cassie brings them back. For some reason, the ants didn't shrink as much as the humans. The quantum possibilities of multiple Scotts was funny, but not really how that would work. There should not have been a Baskin Robbins Scott, since the alternate Scotts should be based on him at the moment he entered that area, so all possibilities should be branching from that one moment. Also, betraying your boss while he's barely holding off an entire army of ants is totally a dick move. Kang really should have won. They could have used Quantumania as a sort of Empire Strikes Back moment. Let the bad guy get a victory. It will make him so much more of a threat in the upcoming Avengers.

[@ColinAzor]

This is what marvel has come to, gotg3 was actually great though

[@metallol5337]

Black panther 2 and Shang chi were the only new other movies I enjoyed apart from the new guardians movie

[@BeastBrookGod30]

​@@metallol5337spiderman no way home?

[@metallol5337]

@@BeastBrookGod30 oh yeah that is new I was thinking it was older. Yeah no way home as well

[@sanjaykarthicks1226]

​@@metallol5337I enjoyed Dr strange 2 too People had high expectations which weren't even confirmed and then bashing the movie because they didn't get what they read or heard in.a rumour Dr strange 2 was actually good though

[@Thed538dhsk]

Rick and Morty writers. Quantumania actually feels very much like a Rick and Morty ep but extended too long and none of the usual rick-isms or morty-isms. If Rick and Morty went on an adventure to some mini verse and an evil Rick captured Morty/the gun Rick uses to escape until non-evil Rick gets some super weapon from him it'd be a perfectly normal ep. But with Ant-Man especially the 2 last films not including him in endgame or civil war it does come off as weird plot

[@neekless]

I just want to know why Janet wasn't freaking out about the quantum realm at the end of the second film

[@thomastakesatollforthedark2231]

About the heist with Hope and Scott, all their variants fused together because all possibility faded away basically. They came together and focused, so there was no more room for possible futures. Only the certainty of their love bringing them to their goal

[@PurpleNoir]

Great video here man. I really enjoy these. So sorry to hear about your monetization issues, I hope you can clear that up soon.

[@tearitup5864]

For those completely confused about this movie, remember that Kang was originally an F4 villain (he first debuted in a F4 comic before becoming an avengers level threat). So fox media originally had the rights to the character along with doc doom. Once Disney acquired fox media, then they got access to the x men and F4 and all of their villains, hence adding Kang to the story. However, adding Kang to the MCU this late in the game caused major plot holes. It explains all the plot holes especially the Janet storyline as she didn’t tell them about Kang when she returned from the QR because Disney didn’t have the rights to the character yet lmao when she sent Scott to the QR in antman 2 and the whole storyline of endgame, again kang didn’t exist yet. I agree that they should’ve went about it a different way and they executed the Janet storyline poorly but it isn’t entirely their fault. Everything else in the movie like the horrible comedy or the destruction of the character known as MODOK etc I can’t defend, that was just terrible

[@Henchman.24]

I appreciate all the KZbin content coming out validating my decision to stop giving a shit about these films after Endgame

[@TheScience69]

just a reminder that the 30 years janet was in the quantum realm and couldnt help herself but bang the 2 first men she saw was 30 HOURS for her. just over a day. in end game, 5 years was 5 hours for scott, so 30 years = 30 hours. while hank spent 30 years distraught and looking for her, she couldnt stay loyal to him for one single day.

[@TheUrionak]

they could have explained it in a way of her being stuck there for years, which i think is the case because she got old inside the quantum realm, eventually lost hope that she is going to see Hank again and found comfort with Kang who she was close with, but no, its a joke - Haha I needed to have sex, sorry :/

[@TheScience69]

@Crasheer her being old is dumb too though! They already very specifically said 1 year in the real world is 1 hour in the quantum realm without Tony's time travel suits

[@EdmundSnow98]

@@TheScience69 It's a problem because the writers of the Ant-Man movies are different than the writers of Avengers: Endgame. The Ant-Man movies seem to treat time in quantum realm as 1:1 while Endgame had 1h Quantum = 1 yr real world.

[@joshua2870]

@@EdmundSnow98 That's a very jarring issue that not man y people would overlook. Even if the writers were different, didn't these things go through a weeding process or test screening?

[@EdmundSnow98]

@@joshua2870 I just had the though that it may depend on how deep you go within the quantum realm. Scott wasn't down there for long during Ant-Man and he went pretty deep. In Ant-Man and the Wasp (leading to Endgame) he didn't go deep and time worked differently (either that or he fell into some time dilation something) but Janet lived in the Quantum Realm for 30 years.

[@user-mz2ne4yh2t]

I seriously hope Feige or anyone close to him watched this and the other endless video essays of this movie and do something about it, i believe they've fired the Rick and Morty guy, so that’s a good sign

[@jbpiano5313]

You know the joke with MODOK in the comics at least for me is that he takes himself seriously even tho he is a gigant head man in futuristic wheel chair and nobody else does also his face should have more stylyzed instead of realistic

[@Amadeus451]

You can just shrink smaller when you're already subatomic. Oh, and nevermind that the amount of gravity Scott and the gang should be imposing on their local environment should pancake everyone and everything nearby (they explained Pym particles decrease the distance between atoms instead of reducing mass or anything).

[@joshua2870]

Yeah. They retconned a lot of the stuff that grounded it. 1. Reducing size but keeping mass. As you said the sheer mass of normal humans like Scott and Hope should be akin to the gravity of a star. 2. Isn't an hour in the quantum realm meant to be like a year there? Scott spent 5 hours and 5 years passed. That means Janet should have theoretically spent 30 hours or just over a day there. But she spent 30 years and aged. 3. What's the difference between shrinking to subatomic levels and just entering some portal? In Antman 1, Scott and Modok shrank to quantum levels, and Scott escaped by just expanding. Why didn't they just expand as well in this new movie? 4. Didn't Janet have powers or something like that in the second movie when she came out? She literally healed Ghost and Hank's mind.

[@lasercraft32]

Kang was supposed to be the new Thanos, but in his first appearance in the MCU he's bested by an army of giant ants.

[@Xgil2Play]

It's funny to me how Adam Warlock and M.O.D.O.K were the exact same character but handled extremely different: Adam was inspired by the actions of the Guardians hence his change of heart. MODOK had to be told "Don't be a bad person" to have a change of heart. I'm not riding Gunn's nuts or anything, but I'm honestly surprised at the writing expertise at Marvel Studios. You watch a great film then you watch an awful one. No consistency.

[@zachryder3150]

Consistent Phase 4 *L*

[@Korijenkins1414]

Easily the worst MCU film. It's not even particularly close. Basically nothing in the film is executed well.

[@andrefigueredo34]

How to make an awesome turning point in any movie: "Stop being a dick to MARTHA!"

[@AKImeru]

I'm kinda impressed how bad MCU is with villains. They took MODOK AND Kang, both massive recurring villains with THOUSANDS of stories to adapt and they kill one and defeat the other without much effort.

[@slicingonions4398]

They want Kang to be the new big bad guy but we've already seen him lose 3 times in 2 movies

[@OBSDCC7]

I had been excitedly waiting since Winter Soldier in 2014 for M.O.D.O.K. To be in an MCU movie. And when I finally got it… I was APPALLED at how awful it was.

[@Kidkinsey]

Man I’m just upset they did ALL that hyping of Kang for him NOT to live up to the hype

[@OtterWithAFlamethrower]

Finding out that this movie had writers from Rick and Morty made a lot a things make sense

[@PauloHenrique-bx7ft]

I was waiting for this video

[@laneshaeffer2985]

Devoid of logic are your best videos

[@azzburgersaf1973]

The only good thing about the movie was Kang giving Ant-Man the hot fists of fury.

[@StridersBored]

That line at 4:07, Wow. Lemme tell you, I don’t think I have ever felt this emotion in response to a scene in a screenplay before. It’s so obvious they did not have a clue about anything quanta beyond a Google search and “trust me bro” input

[@Benjaxiso]

I'm so glad they fired Jeff Loveness for Kang Dynasty

[@Flaris]

Honestly, I'd disagree with Cassie. She's a total mess in this movie. Getting arrested (a few times) is kind of a big deal. Especially when she's using Pym Tech to commit her crimes. And she's carrying around a suit with her. Either of which could have been taken. Then can throw in her having magic intelligence. She has a few notes from Hank Pym to read through (how the heck did she even get those) and suddenly she's one of the smarter people in the MCU? What? Truly we have lost a great time when characters needed time to develop their intelligence. Tony Stark having gone to MIT sounds like a joke now compared to the teenagers smarter than him. More to do with Hank. But where did the guy that would have died before letting his technology be misused by the world go? The guy pissed at Scott for nearly losing his suit and using it to help Captain America? When did this guy become so utterly careless and stupid?

[@Emeezyonthetrack]

Yayyy my favorite series is back

[@whatsupinspace854]

Soooooo..... that deep-sea space satellite is quantum? You cannot subdivide it further into smaller satellites?

[@marconotonfacebook3480]

"Katie making a design flaw" - nope - can't do that....that's a flaw....

[@mosquitopyjamas9048]

“There’s some many questions you have to ignore to enjoy this” I did and I still didn’t enjoy it

[@loveseekerguy]

The movie had one last chanced to saved itself once Antman was left in the Quantum Realm. It would’ve been the perfect cliff hanger and perfect coming of age for Cassie and to build up for a next movie. Like did Kan or Ant-man die? Can Cassie own up the mantle of being a super hero and figure out how to bring her dad back? There was so and I’m telling you so so so much potencial on that one scene to make a new hero and to better the franchise but they literally killed it in 2 minutes with having Cassie somehow being smarter than Tony Stark all of a sudden and bringing her daddy back.

[@quickfiring]

I dont care about hidden tips, i take the order based on the value i see at the screen if it is more then great if not im ok

[@Zazei94]

I was confused with the ant thing cause they showed them building advance buildings that I thought was the city they were at earlier. But it wasnt. So where was this other civilization at and how did kang not now about them. This movie was a mess over all.

[@peterand]

This really highlights a glaring issue in Hollywood, what on earth if going on with the quality of writers?

[@xaviermm5506]

First time being early! Hope you doing great man! Keep up the great work

[@Shuffles_Art]

It’s kinda hilarious choosing to have Kang literally have a villain monologue to the hero, when Age of Ultron made a whole joke out of Ultron sarcastically about to explain his whole plan and then began attacking the avengers 😂😂

[@leonel392]

"You are just in time, I wanted to explain my evil plan" **fucking beams Thor**

[@bishbosh4815]

So many MCU movies now are just crazy stupid fun devoid of logic, which is great for kids and adults who don't know anything about the lore and just like MCU movies because they're fun(ny), but for actual fans, it breaks the integrity and immersion of the franchise

[@firstorder438]

At 9:20 when you say you have no idea why all the versions of scott and wasp go back into each other its obvious the meaning behind it is that all the versions of himself have the same goal and that is to save his daughter and the same applies to Wasp. Its saying that both characters have no conflict within themselves they know what they want and what they have to do. ;)

[@jeffkeenan2165]

You have to start checking every script before there made into movies every change you make to shows and movies just make them 10 times better and makes so much more sense 🔥

[@ryancrombleholme6714]

you should do a series like.."how i would write X show or X movie"

[@jose.peraltabros]

Man screw KZbin. So many content creators are being screwed over by their "policies"

[@eli2210]

19:32 also forgot that Hope saving Scott is just another girl boss moment for a female to save a male

[@FatalError14]

Yo, what happened to ghost if the entire ant team disappeared for 5 years? She must have thought she got ghosted....

[@prodigyweeb8986]

One of the more interesting things about this movie is that logically there can't be a What If... episode about it since it's a singular event

[@codog5034]

This was the movie to hype up the next villian and they-had him unsure if hes defeated ant man before (this is supposed to be intimidating), and then lose to antman who maybe he actually never killed him before cause he lost the first time we ever see him fight him

[@summertyme5748]

At the End Scott and Cassie keep going 'big' with their unlimited Pym particles that Kang FORGOT to take from them. lol. The whole time they are in the Quantum Realm they retain their pym particles and means of escape. sigh. Kevin Feige should be ashamed of this shix show.

[@drakeshadowraven2162]

I had same questions. Why is there a paramecium attack? Paramecia are orders of magnitude larger than "quantum" size. I asked, what is their scale? Paramecia are more micro, but the movie clearly says quantum phenomena are present meaning they cant be micro scale. Breathing shouldnt be possible. Sight isnt possible. Atoms are the smallest building blocks, so how is there building materials or is some civilization shrinking all materials needed? If an atom of original matter is shrunk to quantum scales, then the planck density will undeniably be met. Every second of this film hurts. I have a college physics education, and some suspension of disbelief is expected but the entire film, all laws of physics, must be overlooked and changed to accomodate it. It hurts. After watching, which i put off for months knowing it would piss me off, i was furious.

[@aetherfukz]

"It should have been a design flaw from Cassy that pulled them in" - yes of course, but sadly you can't have a women make an error at anything in hollywood these days. Everyone is a Mary Sue now...

[@Bedtryme]

One thing I didn’t get was the end…..time went by like normal when they stated the rules of time passage.

[@CaptainBadNews]

Seems to be an effect of the snap that all young people in the MCU are now super geniuses now.

[@Omega4Productions]

Movie would have ended a lot better if it had Scott and Hope stay behind in the quantum realm, sacrificing himself to keep Kang from escaping. That allows Kang to be defeated in a way that doesn’t cheapen him as a threat. The only way Scott can beat him is by stopping him from achieving his ultimate goal: escaping the quantum realm. It’d also give better context to his really cool line “I don’t have to win, I just have to make sure we both lose” which is totally fucking wasted in this movie. It really fucking annoyed me when the portal just reopened because a) it cheapened what could have been a ballsy way to end the movie and b) I saw it coming from a mile away because the MCU is incapable of doing anything ballsy.

[@leonel392]

I would've loved for Scott to sacrifice himself and let Janett in the other world, that would have made Kang a truly terrifying villain like "Wow, even this watered-down version of Kang that was defeated was able to defeat 2 of earth's mightiest heroes!?" And by letting Janett trapped in the quantum realm they would have a failsafe that let them say in any moment "Ha, I came back with reinforcements" in other movies

[@timyac]

Oh God, who told Evangeline Lilly that haircut was a good idea? She looks amazing with a ponytail

[@bloodrunsclear]

This whole movie runs on convenience

[@tojotaco3822]

Just to expand on your point on 11:20, there are a lot more people living in the MCU (think in space etc), which are confirmed to add up to being in the trillions, in one universe alone (confirmed in Endgame when Bruce says to Thanos that he killed trillions), so you're exactly right.

[@g10st1k]

the funniest thing about this movie wasn't the comedy at all. it was watching this video and hearing you make the exact same comments that my boyfriend and I were making the entirety of the movie. Even down to the Palatine and Vader connection and Janet and her "Trillions" of people comment.

[@MADGUNSMONSTER]

Why wont Janet just come clean and admit that she was Kangs' Boo Thang?!

[@Dr_Pickle]

man finds movie about superpowered people who talk to ants shrinking down to meet a blue guy and a large face makes NO SENSE OR LOGIC.

[@istrumguitars]

Totally with you on the whole consequences thing. I thought Ant-man was going to have to make a difficult decision with a lasting impact at the end but nope, of course not. We haven’t seen anything like that happen since Peter’s choice at the end of No Way Home.

[@StoryTeller796]

4:38 The reason is that the CGI artists were overworked and underinformed.

[@xrasor9592]

watching the movie at the couch of my best friend i caught myself saying "lol this shit is star wars" at least 5 times

[@Fortecloud]

Not ants saving the day in an antman movie, which hank said In the beginning I would’ve broken you with ants.

[@davidtrainor9569]

the dialogue need a secomd draft. They said 'quantum realm' so many times it became stupid.

[@TheRealW.S.Foster]

Cassie being able to build the signal transmitter in the first place is all you really need to know about Ant-Man 3's logic. Even for an MCU movie, that in of itself is hard to believe because she's only 18 and is either still in or has recently graduated high school by the time of Quantomania. 18 yr. old high school "activists" aren't super geniuses, period. Typical kids her age pay more attention to trends on TikTok than they do quantum physics.

[@taranbaze1448]

15:49 I lost it.

[@jospehpenn3033]

Also one thing thats really wierd and dumb, they have the core they want, and Kang comes in and...for some reason he keeps Cassie??? Which makes no sense since he literally wouldn't do anything with her cause if he won him and his army....would leave...without her...leaving her to die I guess? ALSO ALSO he said he was going to use his army to go to war but if he was planning to go to war with even regular human Avengers, no less the super humans and THEN HIMSELF's.........why? They dont have advanced stentgh or technology if anything it seems like they cant even take regular punches....against avengets who fight aliens with advanced strentgh, ect ect

[@anakin-is-panakin]

I saw this movie high af and modok scared the shit out of me 😭

[@PauloHenrique-bx7ft]

This movie was an absurd

[@MeyerBen27]

In movies, quantum means "magical space stuff"

[@Adrian-zd4cs]

This was one movie I'm not ashamed to admit I watched bootlegged... Thankful I did not pay 15$ to see.

[@Fortecloud]

It’s a movie but hope, fell thru a different part of the realm, same with Scott, and the ants

[@chadthedrunkard4941]

If your complaining about the fight at the end, think of it this way: In warhammer, grunts have 1HP. and the unarmored important characters have 3-5HP.

[@summertyme5748]

Not being 7 year old video gamer - i find myself 'unable' to 'think' this way.

[@mhc706]

This movie made it feel that it is now supposed to be canonical that no heroes were smart enough to tell any villains “stop being evil” until female antman replacement. This movie could have been cool but instead it’s just dumb and boring and makes antman, wasp, and hank idiots

[@AlienMaster3000]

perfect analysis