Scott is on house arrest from the events of the Civil War. He has three days left. Hank and Hope hate him for helping Captain America. Can Scott stay out of trouble for the until he is released on probation? What do you think? This movie is fun, but it is not quite as good as the first Ant-man. There is a LOT going on in it, and they could have done without the gangsters altogether. There was no real purpose to have them, since "Ghost" was a good enough antagonist on her own, along with Hank's former mate Bill (Black Goliath, Goliath, Giant-man II) Foster. It would have made the movie a bit shorter as well. Aside from that, it is a fun movie, and it's great to see Giant-man in person yet again. And of course, that ending... when I saw it in the theater the people sitting next to me gasped at the same time when we realized what was about to happen.SNAP! It does beg the question, since Hope and Hank are fugitives because they provided the suit and tech to Scott, how are they able to do experiments with Scott? He really shouldn't be hanging out with them, unless maybe they got pardoned? It is nice to see this Janet van Dyne be a scientist, rather than an obsessed with Hank heiress (she got better later on).
Next up- Carol Danvers- Ms Marvel- Binary- Warbird- Captain Marvel (with a detour for Hawkeye).
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