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A young Nathan Fillion would have been the ideal Ant Man. Since that option is obviously unavailable, who do you think would be a good Ant Man?

Paul Rudd is Henry Pym aka Ant Man.

http://m.rollingstone.com/movies/news/paul-rudd-suits-up-for-ant-man-movie-20131219

this just needs a good story with good action

Originally posted by Impediment
Paul Rudd is Henry Pym aka Ant Man.

http://m.rollingstone.com/movies/news/paul-rudd-suits-up-for-ant-man-movie-20131219

I quite like some of the stuff Rudd's been in so I've got some confidence for this

Rudd just fits Pym perfectly Imo. Good move Marvel

Just wish they could have been more patient by bringing in Ultron after Pym comes along!


Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
this just needs a good story with good action

It will have good action, that's easy, and looked cool in that teaser from ages ago. What it needs now is some Good Comedy! To make full use of Paul Rudd, and to have a guy who talks to ants being more funny than silly.

Rudd will be fine.

As a comic fan I've already lost interest. If he simply plays the Ant-Man part then fine.
But the character has alot of catching up to do if Stark was required to steal his thunder.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Rudd just fits Pym perfectly Imo. Good move Marvel

Just wish they could have been more patient by bringing in Ultron after Pym comes along!




It will have good action, that's easy, and looked cool in that teaser from ages ago. What it needs now is some Good Comedy! To make full use of Paul Rudd, and to have a guy who talks to ants being more funny than silly.


i agree

The initial plan was for antman to release before incredible hulk, but edgar Wright kept postponing his involvement in the project, throwing a wrench in marvels plans

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Rudd just fits Pym perfectly Imo. Good move Marvel how so? what movies of his have i missed that makes you think he fits Pym's character?

Originally posted by marwash22
how so? what movies of his have i missed that makes you think he fits Pym's character?

Rudd maintains a good balance between subtle comedy and seriousness. Good choice in my opinion.

Hank isn't a funny dude tho, not in the series I've seen him in.

But hey, if they (Disney/MCU) plan on playing Pym like a lighthearted wise-cracker similar to RDJ's Tony Stark, then i suppose Rudd is an okay choice.

Originally posted by marwash22
Hank isn't a funny dude tho, not in the series I've seen him in.

But hey, if they (Disney/MCU) plan on playing Pym like a lighthearted wise-cracker similar to RDJ's Tony Stark, then i suppose Rudd is an okay choice.

I think Disney is going for that egotistical, selfish douch bag vibe in Rudd

Honestly this may work in comics but I can't see the appeal for an Ant Man movie...

Alien invasion?
Government conspiracy?

SEND IN THAT GUY WITH THE ANTS!!!

Originally posted by Impediment
Paul Rudd is Henry Pym aka Ant Man.

http://m.rollingstone.com/movies/news/paul-rudd-suits-up-for-ant-man-movie-20131219

Meh...

But I guess, considering how Marvel's most recent movies have turned out, they may as well cast a comedian in a leading role.

Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Honestly this may work in comics but I can't see the appeal for an Ant Man movie...

Alien invasion?
Government conspiracy?

SEND IN THAT GUY WITH THE ANTS!!! Ignorant jargon like this is the reason the mainstream thinks Aquaman is just a dude who talks to fish.

Let's be honest though, Ant-Man's superpowers are pretty lame. He may be useful, but he really isn't all that interesting IMO.

Edit: Now that I'm thinking about it. A comedy is probably the best way to go.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v484/Ash_ED/Other/iloveyouantman_zps3c53e236.jpg~original

Originally posted by marwash22
how so? what movies of his have i missed that makes you think he fits Pym's character?

It's pretty clear with the way Marvel movies have gone so far that they will take the more comedic and fun approach to Ant-Man. And Paul Rudd always plays well off others in a big cast too (Anchorman, I love you man, 40 year old Virgin and even Friends), so I'd love to see him in Avengers alongside Downey, Hemsworth e.t.c.

On top of that getting some one recognisable will help with a character whose not so familiar to people. And with the name "Ant-Man" I think they really need that.

Plus, he just really looks like Ant-Man to me. Not sure why, but he does.

Originally posted by ares834
Let's be honest though, Ant-Man's superpowers are pretty lame. He may be useful, but he really isn't all that interesting IMO.



Nah, they can have tons of fun with the shifting of size from normal height to 5 inches to 50 feet.

Other marvel characters much more deserving of a movie

Originally posted by marwash22
how so? what movies of his have i missed that makes you think he fits Pym's character?

200 Cigarettes (1999)

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn
Other marvel characters much more deserving of a movie
I've never even heard of Ant Man and it sounds pretty dumb. And since when is Paul Rudd an action star? Or is it not an action character? Hell, if he can rid my car of ants, then I'm all for him...

I agree with everyone who says Ant Man seems.....well, lame. As stated before, ridiculous concepts like that may work in comics, but not a film.

yeah, because a guy who can psionically communicate with bugs is so much more outlandish than, rainbow bridges, a man turning into a giant rage monster or alien invasions.

I don't even need to bring up other movie franchises because you don't even need to look beyond the MCU films to find more fantastical premises than talking to bugs.

you sound ridiculous.

By rainbow bridges, you mean "rainbow bridges belonging to a near-millennium old myth that people have known about and gained logical acceptance of since practically childhood", correct? Giant rage monsters are awesome (see: Godzilla), and obviously alien invasions are not outlandish considering the trope has existed for near over a century.

What is fantastical is thinking that audiences will accept the rather lame premise of a guy who talks to insects as well as they do an awesome uncontrollable giant rage monster. It's plausible that Hulk can bring something to the table if say, an alien invasion comes up. Only way Thornberry-Man will seem like a plausible world-saver is if some comedically-ridiculous Squirrel-Girl-esque bullshit occurred.

I mean, tell me marwash, how do you see Thornberry-Man using his insect-glot powers to save the world?

By shrinking down to size, entering where others couldn't and using his vast intellect and the help of ants to disarm the world-destroyer-bomb about to destroy the world. Duh.

Originally posted by Lestov16
By rainbow bridges, you mean "rainbow bridges belonging to a near-millennium old myth that people have known about and gained logical acceptance of since practically childhood", correct? Giant rage monsters are awesome (see: Godzilla), and obviously alien invasions are not outlandish considering the trope has existed for near over a century.

What is fantastical is thinking that audiences will accept the rather lame premise of a guy who talks to insects as well as they do an awesome uncontrollable giant rage monster. It's plausible that Hulk can bring something to the table if say, an alien invasion comes up. Only way Thornberry-Man will seem like a plausible world-saver is if some comedically-ridiculous Squirrel-Girl-esque bullshit occurred.

I mean, tell me marwash, how do you see Thornberry-Man using his insect-glot powers to save the world? Ahhh, i see, you think all Pym brings to the table is talking to bugs. My mistake, i didn't know you were one of those people who don't actually know what the hell they're talking about... I'll just lump you in with the people who think Aquaman's only talent is talking to fish, and disregard anything you have to say on the subject.

forget i said anything.

Originally posted by marwash22
I'll just lump you in with the people who think Aquaman's only talent is talking to fish, and disregard anything you have to say on the subject.

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I'm sorry, I forgot he can grow and shrink, you know, that outdated obsolete trope that was only good in the 50's and Honey I Shrunk The Kids. . Yes, modern day audiences will eat that up. Box office gold!

Maybe they will when he starts throwing battleships around.

Originally posted by marwash22
Aquaman's only talent is talking to fish

Aquaman only has a bad rep because he wasn't properly displayed in Super Friends. Aquaman actually has a cool powerset and if shown, would be rather enjoyable. Ant Man.....not so much.

Originally posted by Lestov16
I'm sorry, I forgot he can grow and shrink, you know, that outdated obsolete trope that was only good in the 50's and Honey I Shrunk The Kids. . Yes, modern day audiences will eat that up. Box office gold!

Stop talking before you sodomize yourself all way.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Maybe they will when he starts throwing battleships around.

Just because it looked cool when Gypsy Danger beat down a monster with a ship doesn't mean it will look cool when Paul Rudd does it.

Originally posted by Lestov16
I'm sorry, I forgot he can grow and shrink, you know, that outdated obsolete trope that was only good in the 50's and Honey I Shrunk The Kids. . Yes, modern day audiences will eat that up. Box office gold! cool story.

...see you opening day.

Originally posted by Robtard
Stop talking before you sodomize yourself all way.

Sure, Marvel may prove me wrong and the film could be awesome, but until then, I merely ask you what is the latest "giant person" (not giant monster or giant robot) film that has actually been successful? Attack of The 50 foot Cheerleader?

Monsters vs Aliens. estahuh

Originally posted by marwash22
cool story.

...see you opening day.

Hey, if the film is good, I'll have no problem admitting I was wrong, but until then, we only have the details to go on, and, at least IMO, those details don't sound promising.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Monsters vs Aliens. estahuh

Dirty whorebag

Marvel had invested millions into this antman project. Just the fact that their making a movie on antman must mean that they have a good idea on how to sell it.
I wouldn't worry, marvel/disney hadn't disappointed me yet.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Sure, Marvel may prove me wrong and the film could be awesome, but until then, I merely ask you what is the latest "giant person" (not giant monster or giant robot) film that has actually been successful? Attack of The 50 foot Cheerleader?

Better question, what was the last "giant person" movie that wasn't successful?

And don't come at me with any SyFy channel C-Movie nonsense, I'm talking about an actual attempt that hit the big screen.

Originally posted by Robtard
Better question, what was the last "giant person" movie that wasn't successful?

And don't come at me with any SyFy channel C-Movie nonsense, I'm talking about an actual attempt that hit the big screen.

Jack the Giant Slayer?

Originally posted by Robtard
Better question, what was the last "giant person" movie that wasn't successful?

And don't come at me with any SyFy channel C-Movie nonsense, I'm talking about an actual attempt that hit the big screen.

Excellent dodging of my question. Is Quan rubbing off on you?
Anyways, I asked first, so answer my question, and then I'll answer yours

Originally posted by Firefly218
Jack the Giant Slayer?

Good call, overall.

But that film suffered from lack-luster CGI though. Digital Domain got kicked in the financial balls and massively downsized while they had the contract for Jack The Giant Killer and it shows in the piss-poor end product.

Though it's a guess if the film would have done better than break even if the CGI was top notch.

There's not many films focused on a giant person, but giant beings in general tend to bring in box office. We need look no further than Godzilla and King Kong.

Then there's exploring the universe by shrinking to the size of an ant. Then there's a scientific genius behind all of this, and then there's the likelyhood that the film will have a lot of fun with the idea.

So yeah count me in on the opening night.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Excellent dodging of my question. Is Quan rubbing off on you?
Anyways, I asked first, so answer my question, and then I'll answer yours

How is it dodging when Neph already answered your question? Monsters Vs Aliens. Last "giant person" film I can think of that the giant person isn't a monster in any shape.

I trust marvel to somehow make antman an awesome movie
Edgar Wright's the perfect director to pull it off

Also its definitely gonna get a box office boost from avengers 2

Originally posted by Robtard
How is it dodging when Neph already answered your question? Monsters Vs Aliens. Last "giant person" film I can think of that the giant person isn't a monster in any shape.

So you're going to use an animated kids film as your example. OK

To answer your question, Jack the Giant Slayer

Now for the next question, what is the the latest successful live action giant person film? Given your previous answers, you'll probably say something like Gulliver's Travels or Ella Enchanted. So let's just say live action sci-fi film.

Originally posted by Firefly218
I trust marvel to somehow make antman an awesome movie
Edgar Wright's the perfect director to pull it off

Also its definitely gonna get a box office boost from avengers 2

I'm just going to judge off of the trailer. If it looks appealing, cool, but if not, I won't be surprised.

Ignorant Lestov saves the day.

All these postings, still nobody asking the question. Why Antman, of all the characters fans have been begging marvel to make they give us Antman..
.Antman.

Where have they been begging? or is this another one of your assumptions.

^ umm... any comic dedicated website or forum, obviously

Originally posted by Kazenji
Ignorant Lestov saves the day.

Don't be hatin just because I have a point

Nah your just ignorant.

Originally posted by Lestov16
So you're going to use an animated kids film as your example. OK

To answer your question, Jack the Giant Slayer

Now for the next question, what is the the latest successful live action giant person film? Given your previous answers, you'll probably say something like Gulliver's Travels or Ella Enchanted. So let's just say live action sci-fi film.


Use some imagination. It's been a very long time since there was a film based on a giant hero. Ant-Man's a great opportunity to reinvent that s***.

If no one had the balls to try something new, then we'd have nothing interesting on the screen.

And there's a lot more to Ant-Man than just being a giant man. He's not a lame character to use at all, and is one of the original Avengers.

But for the record there clearly is a market who enjoy watching giant beings fighting each other.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Use some imagination. It's been a very long time since there was a film based on a giant hero. Ant-Man's a great opportunity to reinvent that s***.

I don't think there has ever been a live action film with a giant hero. Paul Bunyan?

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
If no one had the balls to try something new, then we'd have nothing interesting on the screen.

It's not something new. It's an outdated trope from the 50's. Hell, Monster vs Aliens chick was purely a comedic homage to that.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
And there's a lot more to Ant-Man than just being a giant man. He's not a lame character to use at all, and is one of the original Avengers.

Oh yes, Paul Rudd will be losing his battle against the villain, and then he turns on his Thornberry powers, and we watch as insects swarm the opponent like phucking Squirrel Girl and take him down. That won't look silly or ridiculous at all

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
But for the record there clearly is a market who enjoy watching giant beings fighting each other.

Giant robot fanbase? Yeah. Giant monster fanbase? Indeed. Giant Paul Rudd fanbase? Uh.....

Originally posted by Lestov16
I don't think there has ever been a live action film with a giant hero. Paul Bunyan?


Well there you go then. You have nothing to judge this on.



Originally posted by Lestov16
It's not something new. It's an outdated trope from the 50's. Hell, Monster vs Aliens chick was purely a comedic homage to that.


Lol If the last time it was tried was decades ago, you don't think it might be an idea to try it now with modern day special effects and see if there's a new interest now for that sort of thing?




Originally posted by Lestov16
Oh yes, Paul Rudd will be losing his battle against the villain, and then he turns on his Thornberry powers, and we watch as insects swarm the opponent like phucking Squirrel Girl and take him down. That won't look silly or ridiculous at all


Thankfully your not writing the script, so it won't be that silly.




Originally posted by Lestov16
Giant robot fanbase? Yeah. Giant monster fanbase? Indeed. Giant Paul Rudd fanbase? Uh.....


Well you have to try it before you make a fanbase.

With that sort of attitude we wouldn't have half the superheroes we see today on the big screen.

Originally posted by Lestov16
So you're going to use an animated kids film as your example. OK

To answer your question, Jack the Giant Slayer

Now for the next question, what is the the latest successful live action giant person film? Given your previous answers, you'll probably say something like Gulliver's Travels or Ella Enchanted. So let's just say live action sci-fi film.

Considering the lack of "giant humans that are not monsters" in films, yes.

Jack the Giant Killer had giant monsters that loosely resembled humans. So by your own "rules" you set here, that doesn't count

You've yet to answer my question successfully, not that it matters, as it's clear you're just going out of your way to shit on this film when you know next to nothing about the character.

Lestov16 ~ any movie concept can be made awesome with the right cast, writers and director, including antman.

I realize I'm being too prejudiced, and you guys are correct, any concept can be intriguing with the right production, so I'll reserve any further judgement until the trailer.

The movie won't totally fail it will get money off merchandising and the fact it will create a antman fanbase and further increase those that already are.

But it still isn't interesting

IMO, I believe so too, but apparently there's some appeal to this guy that I'm not seeing. So again, I'll wait for the trailer.

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if that doesn't help, Then there's something wrong with you.

Originally posted by Kazenji
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if that doesn't help, Then there's something wrong with you.

Agreed. Fools beware.

That was indeed phucking awesome. But why would Paul Rudd revert to such tactics when he could just spray himself with Sex Panther by Odeon (Rawrr)?

Ok kazenji that video was cool as hell... phuck.

I guess i just want my black panther movie

But that will never happen since some Hollywood execs deemed a futuristic society of African people too unrealistic...sigh

Originally posted by Firefly218
A young Nathan Fillion would have been the ideal Ant Man. Since that option is obviously unavailable, who do you think would be a good Ant Man?

box office flop

Originally posted by Kazenji

if that doesn't help, Then there's something wrong with you.


Groan...seriously???

I can't see the appeal...

Originally posted by 0mega Spawn

I guess i just want my black panther movie

But that will never happen since some Hollywood execs deemed a futuristic society of African people too unrealistic...sigh

I thought there was one planned for Phase 3 or even later on.

Along with doctor strange, black panther will prob be in phase 3

I read somewhere they also got plans to do Blade again since the rights reverted back to Marvel.

Originally posted by Kazenji
I read somewhere they also got plans to do Blade again since the rights reverted back to Marvel.

Would probably be a tv series with a shared universe with the planned daredevil series. But I doubt there will be a movie anytime soon.

I just read that Michael Douglas is Hank Pym.
That's 69 yr old Michael Douglas.

From what I've heard Hank Pym isn't going to be the main character. They are loosely adapting "To Steal an Ant-Man" so Scott Lang will be the hero.

Yeah there's going to be two people who will be Ant-Men, A young & older one

i'm sure the older one (Michael Douglas) will be teaching all the tricks to the younger one.

Or there could be just one. Rudd and Douglas could both be Pym, Rudd could be in the 60s flashbacks working with Howard Stark?

It's interesting that Marvel's falling back on respected actors like Redford & Douglas.

Watchmen star Patrick Wilson in talks to join Ant-Man

http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/JoshWildingNewsAndReviews/news/?a=95265

Edgar Wright directing a Marvel movie with Rudd and Douglas starring!!!

Still can't believe, Ant-man is getting a feature length live action movie. I would question the decision to make an animated movie about him. I know he's an important character but they very easily could have written him in the other moves as a supporting role. He could have been introduced into Shield and that way you could slowly develop his character across several movies leading up to Avengers 2. Personally I think he should have just been included in the first Avengers. That movie could have used a good twenty minute shaving process in the editing room. So it's not like the movie didn't have room. I really only see about ten to fifteen minutes needed to establish and explain his character.

So, Evangeline Lilly as WASP? I've been hearing it all over.

Villain has been cast

http://m.hitfix.com/news/marvels-ant-man-finds-its-villain

I'm going with Egghead , If not him then that other guy.

Originally posted by Firefly218
Villain has been cast

http://m.hitfix.com/news/marvels-ant-man-finds-its-villain


most likely egghead

Edgar Wright is out due to creative differences.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Edgar-Wright-Abandons-Marvel-Ant-Man-Over-Creative-Differences-43158.html

Originally posted by Impediment
Edgar Wright is out due to creative differences.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Edgar-Wright-Abandons-Marvel-Ant-Man-Over-Creative-Differences-43158.html

This is odd so late in the filming process. Must have been a serious creative difference

Originally posted by Impediment
Edgar Wright is out due to creative differences.

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Edgar-Wright-Abandons-Marvel-Ant-Man-Over-Creative-Differences-43158.html

Which means I'm likely out as well. I'm not a fan of Ant-Man and Wright was the only thing that interested me in the film. Plus, the director leaving this late suggest some major problems behind the scenes.

http://media.joe.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Whedon.jpg

Joss Whedon holding up a cornetto in response to Edgar Wrights departure

First look at yellow jacket

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B1smSUxIQAASW64.jpg

this is the first character the MCU is utterly dismantling and disrespecting.

Originally posted by marwash22
this is the first character the MCU is utterly dismantling and disrespecting.
? Have you seen the movie?

I have, MCU utterly dismantled and disrespected Pym.

Originally posted by Firefly218
? Have you seen the movie? yes.Originally posted by Robtard
I have, MCU utterly dismantled and disrespected Pym.

Edgar wright is all to blame for all the pym bullsh!t

100% blame.

all blame.

Lies

Paul Rudd has wrapped filming. Plot summary revealed.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ant-man-pl...ut-soon-1478327

http://entertainthis.usatoday.com/2015/01/02/ant-man-ant-sized-teaser-marvel-paul-rudd/

"Because they can."

awermm

Originally posted by Impediment
http://entertainthis.usatoday.com/2015/01/02/ant-man-ant-sized-teaser-marvel-paul-rudd/

"Because they can."

awermm


yep

Originally posted by Impediment
http://entertainthis.usatoday.com/2015/01/02/ant-man-ant-sized-teaser-marvel-paul-rudd/

"Because they can."

awermm

Or "Because it's crap."
Jan 6 will tell.

Human sized one

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you can catch the world premier trailer of ant-man this Tuesday at 8:00p m to 10:00 pm on abc during the premier of angst carter TV series

^^Funny how only Americans always assume EVERYBODY lives in America.

Where else could anyone possibly live?

Originally posted by Esau Cairn
^^Funny how only Americans always assume EVERYBODY lives in America.


no other country exists

Yet Americans cry because they didn't get a movie first, When places like UK or Australia gets it first before them.

Australian posters gonna release all spoilers for now on.

Hey Americans....Avengers 2....IT'S ULTRON!!!!!

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I bet they paid Douglas a million bucks NOT to snigger when he says,
"Scott...I want you to be...The Ant Man."

.

Meh

Mouth is so upset at Marvel Studios disrespecting Pym that he can't even speak

Trailer was okay, didn't stir me like Ironman, Avengers or CA:TWS, but still looking forward to seeing it

my butt is full of hurts. and not in a good way.

That was horrible. They should have played up the humor more rather then trying far too hard to be epic using generic exposition.

Originally posted by Impediment
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i am intrigued

Originally posted by Robtard


Trailer was okay, didn't stir me like Ironman, Avengers or CA:TWS, but still looking forward to seeing it

I'm the same for the moment.

Yup...daughter definitely's there to be kidnapped.

Bet this is another Marvel film that ends with a race/fight against a count-down...

That "Hmm" reaction from Paul Rudd was great.

However, the rest of this movie looks really very not good

Looks awful.

But maybe my not expecting anything good from it is a positive. Because I'll be pleasantly surprised? mmm

It doesn't look good, I'm hoping the movie itself is actually better

Awesome trailer.....











Not!ermm

STACADO'D! Sick burn

Paul Rudd will Own this movie IMO

I keep having to explain to my friends that Michael Douglas is Hank Pym and Paul Rudd isn't.

Originally posted by Impediment
I keep having to explain to my friends that Michael Douglas is Hank Pym and Paul Rudd isn't.

Get better friends

Originally posted by Impediment
I keep having to explain to my friends that Michael Douglas is Hank Pym and Paul Rudd isn't.

send them through a wormhole

Hank Pym/Michael Douglas better get something better a Batman Beyond style "mentor" role. He's a damn interesting character with all of his mental health issues.

Originally posted by Impediment
I keep having to explain to my friends that Michael Douglas is Hank Pym and Paul Rudd isn't.

Just simply ask them which of the two looks like a wife beater more?

Originally posted by Dr Will Hatch
Hank Pym/Michael Douglas better get something better a Batman Beyond style "mentor" role. He's a damn interesting character with all of his mental health issues. from what I've read, sexagenarian Hank will team up with Scott at some point, so it's likely he will be more than just a mentor.

Looks interesting. Marvel can be very deceiving when it comes to trailers. GOTG trailer feature a few things that weren't actually part of the movie. From the trailer, it made it seem look the team had already been established and has a name. The team actually formed as the film progressed, and their name was adopted near the end when Ronan labeled them as the guardians of the galaxy. Winter Soldier and IM 3's trailer were deceiving as well. Might not be the best trailer but who knows what they actually left out?

Originally posted by WhiteWitchKing
Looks interesting. Marvel can be very deceiving when it comes to trailers. GOTG trailer feature a few things that weren't actually part of the movie. From the trailer, it made it seem look the team had already been established and has a name. The team actually formed as the film progressed, and their name was adopted near the end when Ronan labeled them as the guardians of the galaxy. Winter Soldier and IM 3's trailer were deceiving as well. Might not be the best trailer but who knows what they actually left out?

That's the whole point of a trailer, Just to show a little bit of the movie not the whole thing

For has important as Pym is to the Avengers and Marvel universe i just don't think he's a character that deserves his own movie. He could easily be introduced and developed as a supporting character

I think if any movie required a trailer that showed us what we're in for, it's this one.

The title "Ant-Man" is a tease enough. It's like Marvel is like "oooOOOOoooOOOOO ANTMAN what does it MEAN like what's GONNA HAPPEN OOOOooooOOOO" and I'm just watching the trailer like "What is the point of this thing I'm seeing?"

The trailer seems like a carbon ripoff of the Guardians of the Galaxy trailer. Paul Rudd arrested, Cool music, Paul Rudd shirtless, some action, wacky joke.

The mere mention of having a daughter already implies that saving her will be an integral part of the climax.

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that train part literally made me lol. kinda wish i hadn't seen it. Now it's not gonna be funny when i see it in theater.

Yup, it's ruined now...loved that train scene

OH MY GOD NERD BONE ANOTHER MOTHERFU#KING SUPERHERO MOVIE IN THE MOTHERFUC#ING MARVEL UNIVERSE... MASSIVE FANBONER

If you don't like the movies then don't ****en watch them them, You sound the folks at the oscar's this year with their anti-Superhero movie vibe.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWdKf3MneyI

*Facepalm*

Originally posted by Kazenji
*Facepalm*
I use to read the comics when I was a child

http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=586749&highlight=Ant+Man+forumid%3A2

Oh wow I even searched it and it didn't come up
**** you kmc search

Merged.

Originally posted by Impediment
Merged.
Thanks now I'm not a complete failure

Originally posted by Spawningpool
I use to read the comics when I was a child

Do you want an award for it?

because Henry_Pym is also a fan of Hank Pym too.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Do you want an award for it?

because Henry_Pym is also a fan of Hank Pym too.
He also likes slapping too!

The international posters for this are so much better then he U.S. ones.