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Ants In Peyton Reed's Movie Ant Man

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“I think our first move should be calling the avengers”(Paul Rudd) in a universe with Greek gods, green monsters, and men in metal suits, we are introduced to a movie full of jokes, action, and ants. In Peyton Reed’s movie “Ant man” we are introduce to a man name Scott Lang, a former criminal trying to set his life straight for his daughter. While getting involved with a former scientist who invented a superhuman dangerous suit with the ability to shrink into the size of an ant, demonstrating how a small item can be such a deadly weapon in the wrong hands. Arguing the movie being ants, people refused to see it, as they felt it would be a waste of time and a waste of money, however for those who decided to watch it they got to enjoy 2 hours or comedy, thrill, adventure and of course, ants
“The Marvel Universe's tiny but fierce hero is also its funniest” (common sense media). As a result for the Marvel Cinematic Universe being a big hit in today’s box office, people felt like the creators were trying to milk the fame by making a movie about ants. With people refusing to see it at first, it only made $57,225,526 on its opening weekend, making it one of the lowest grossing Marvel film up to date. Like another Marvel film, “Guardians of the Galaxy”, people felt it wouldn't be a big hit in the big screen either, considering both “Ant man” …show more content…

And also with a huge foreshadowing at the end of the movie after Falcon losing a battle with Lang, Lang feared for what would happen next after he found out Falcon was looking for him, and leaving us the viewer anxious with what will happen

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