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Marvel's Ant-M Movie Analysis

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My favorite movie is Marvel 's Ant-Man. I really love this movie because of the excitement and humor that it has. It has a thrilling plot which orbits around a reformed thief named Scott Lang. Scott does everything he can after he is let out of prison to be able to see his daughter. In the hardship, one of his talkative friends give him some good news about something precious hidden in an old man 's house. When he finds the precious item, it isn 't jewelry, gold or money. But more like his beginning of being the

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