Oh, OK. We’re good. Everything’s gonna be fine.
That looks like it’s going to be a lot of fun, actually. Especially the part where Dr. Pym is fairly obviously all “I don’t give a good goddam about how my suitcase-building will affect the rest of the MCU continuity that’s THEIR problem I got stuff to do.” When you think about it, they’ve been pretty careful so far in trying to minimize (heh) the disruptions from all this hyper-tech; but in the end, this is a superhero universe, and we all came here for human-sized Hello Kitty Pez dispensers being thrown at people. I am, as they say, down with it.
Comes out in July 2018.
The human-size Hello Kitty Pez dispenser part sold me on this movie. It was the toy train that sold me on the last movie too. Can’t wait!
Yeah. It’s the underlying realization that the people who make the Ant-Man flicks are going around and saying “What goofy things would WE do with this power?” Which is exactly the smart thing to do here.
As the previous Ant-Man movie was the first heist movie in Marvel Cinematic Universe, according to TV Tropes, this will be their first Romantic Comedy.
I’m not concerned with the suitcase-building. The doc’s had that tech for a very long time, just assume he arranged to have the building built with the necessary machinery.
You need justification, look at Ghostbusters and the weird superstructure of the building at the end of the movie (“The whole building is a huge, superconductive antenna that was designed and built expressly for the purpose of pulling in and concentrating spiritual turbulence.”)