Ant-Man, the superhero capable of shrinking, takes us on a great adventure filled with action and humor in Ant-Man and The Wasp, a feature film by Peyton Reed, and produced by Kevin Feige, for the Marvel stable to be (re)discovered on TF1 this Sunday, March 12, 2023, at 11:45 pm. The opportunity to refresh your memory before going to the cinema to discover Ant-Man and The Wasp - Quantumania.
The cast includes Paul Rudd (Scott Lang), Evangeline Lilly (Hope van Dyne), Michael Douglas (Hank Pym), Michael Peña (Luis) joined in this new opus by Michelle Pfeiffer (Janet van Dyne), Laurence Fishburne (Dr. Bill Foster/Goliath), Randall Park (Jimmy Woo), Hannah John-Kamen (Ghost),Walton Goggins (Sonny Burch)
After the events of Captain America: Civil War, Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) struggles to reconcile his life as a superhero with his responsibilities as a father. But his thoughts on the consequences of his choices turn sour when Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) and Dr. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) give him a new and urgent mission... Scott will have to put on his costume and learn to fight alongside The Wasp in order to shed light on long buried secrets...
Ant-Man and The Wasp is indeed the cure for the gloomy end ofAvengers: Infinity War, with a present but discreet humor, dynamic action scenes and a fairly dense rhythm. The character of Hope Van Dyne is well exploited, making The Wasp a real superhero and not just another sidekick. The secondary characters (Luis, Cassie, Woo...) bring some freshness and humor to a family movie that tends, from time to time, towards the drama with several very touching scenes. Beside that, Ant-Man and the Wasp frustrates us a little by its lack of ambition with a scenario without stake and without asperity, an ending a little bit wasted, but the film remains a pleasant entertainment to watch with the family. The first post-generic scene had us hooked, and is a determining factor for the next Marvel movies to come. Be sure to stick around until the end!
