I like to add a win for the fact that Cassie's step father truly cared about her and bravely stood up to Yellowjacket to protect her. In a lesser movie he would have been a total coward just to make Scott look better

"are you looking for my daddy?" "yes, sweetheart." "hope you don't catch him." *THUG LIFE*

"He's so UGLY! I LOVE HIM!" I like the way this child thinks

Just make a montage of just Marvel's "Luis" narrating for two hours. I'd watch that.

"Keep it out of the hands of Stark" 5 to 7 years later Gives it to freaking Stark...

"He's so ugly, I love him!" That was off the cuteness scale. We're going to need a bigger scale. She just beat Agnes, and the stuffed unicorn that was "So fluffy I'm gonna die!"

"It's too loud there's a tank I can't hear you!" **chokes on drink while laughing**

0:53 "And my dad got deported.........But I got the van!" I'm dead

Wait a minute. "One of the best fights inside a briefcase"? Have there been other good fight scenes inside briefcases that I've missed??

sooo, not gonna mention on how amazing a step dad jim paxton was to cassie? like, he didn’t care that her father is the man he hates, he just wants her to be happy and safe and calls her sweetheart and basically loves her like his own.

Overlooked Win: Cassie's Dad & Stepdad. Scott Lang wasn't an absentee dad once he left prison unlike Hank Pym who could have been there for his daughter. Scott tried to re- connect with Cassie, when other ex-cons distance themselves. Paxton was a loving step-dad to kid, regardless of her snark. Not a typical movie step-parent.

“He’s gonna lose the suit” “He’s gonna lose his life” Priorities. No win for that?

I met Paul Rudd when I went on set of a movie he was in with my dad, a film producer. He was super nice, and a great actor too. He said himself that when he went to quantum level it didn't make sense, because pym particles only shrink the space between the atoms, not the atoms themselves. He was so awesome that he introduced himself to me, because I was way too nervous to introduce myself to him.

8:50 truly shows the difference between CinemaWins and CinemaSins. In the sins video, he complained that Scott is basically instructing the ants to drown themselves to make themselves as a raft for him float. CinemaWins actually researched how these fire ants can make an oxygen barrier around themselves. Crazy what a google search can do!

"But I got the van!" "I'm trying to keep this out of the hands of Stark" ...yeah about that...

i love when Scott takes off the shirt and CinemaWins is just "...oh"

3:38 I would have gone with Surveill-ants.

I was actually pretty happy that Falcon was the Avenger that showed up in this film because it gave him a chance to get a cool fight scene after missing out on the finale of Age of Ultron. He gets to show off why he’s cool while providing a believable measure of progress to Scott’s training.

You can see Michael Douglas smiling when he says "just a tall tale." It's adorable.

The conflict between Pym and Cross reminds me a lot about Shifu and Tai Lung. They both saw potential in their pupil but they failed to see the darkness in their hearts. Also, Ant-tony. You'll be missed, buddy. 😢

The line that truly got me was Michael Douglas' " We're doomed!" after Pena gets all excited abt being in the system!

Dormammu I've come to bargain.

can't believe you did not give luis "always a win status"

Hank's remark about keeping the Pym particles out of Stark's hands is all the more entertaining in light of how Endgame went down. One has to wonder whether those particulars had already been figured out when this script was finalized.

"Accepting your reality." Oh. Okay. Just found the Doctor Strange reference.

I agree this is in my top 3 MCU films. Also gou forgot "Baskin Robin's never forgets." :)

13:23 “Scott’s reason for everything he does is just to be able to spend time with his daughter” ahhh Endgame Im crying 😭😭😭

5:53 Ehhh, not necessarily. I saw it as Hank scared he'd lose Hope like he lost Janet. Heck, that's why he recruited Scott in the first place. Scott said it to Hope: "I'm expendable."

What sealed the deal for me that they weren't afraid to kill off people in the MCU was Antony not quicksilver

WOW I NEVER SAW WASP WHEN HE WENT INTO THE QUANTUM REALM!!!!!

The security guy whistled the tune of "it's a small world after all." Which is just so clever.

"He's so ugly! I LOVE HIM!" is a line so damn adorable, that I have to pause every time just to be able the cuteness.

OK, if Marvel pulls off Doctor Strange as well as they pulled off Ant-Man and Guardians Of The Galaxy, I'll literally never question them again until they actually make a stinker.

The science makes no sense, but the idea is great and it is fiction for a reason. So carrying a 60 ton tank meh, why not.

I think the whole thing about Cross using a lamb instead of a mouse was to further him as a villain, but more so because lambs are seen as symbols of innocence rather than it being cuter, and killing an innocent is very villainesque.

"I'll have to shrink between the molecules to get in there" "I love you cassy"

Ant-Man was a really fun movie. Never been this early on one of these videos lol.

Nice catch on the external hammer on the Glock, not a lot of people outside firearms culture picked up on what was wrong about that scene.

“No way Paul Rudd can carry a film like Chris Pratt.” I respectively disagree with this. Chris Pratt *IS* awesome in GotG. However, I think Paul Rudd held is own solidly and did an equal (if not better) job with his quips and wit and playing it straight- so it turns out even funnier. Both are great!!

Hank actually scared me when he yelled... He kinda reminded me of my dad in the past.

I really liked this movie. The fact that Marvel was willing to try this is a big win for them. They tested the waters for lesser known characters while at the same time establishing a new IP into the MCU. I don't think Doctor Strange would have even came out if Ant-Man hadn't done well. Or if it had still been made it may have not gotten the effort that it did.

I give so much respect for this movie. The advertisement didn't do this movie an favors for me, but god I regret to this day I didn't see this movie when it came out in theaters. Honest Trailers is what got me to rent it, and its in my top 5 favorite Marvel /Superhero movies. Tomorrow ok going to see Dr Strange with my little brother and mom, I didn't have AntMan be my first 3-D experience..but hopefully Strange and AntMan 2 will be just as incredible if not better;).

7:46 You say “One of the least expensive Avengers”, I say “Avenger who deserved more screen time”.

10:40 for some reason, Cross' scream scene still pumps me up. i don't know why. he scream is easy to remember

I really like your second theory on how the Pym Particles work.

Does anyone else think that Antman's score is really comic-like?

5:57 Hank shouting "NO" in slow mo is the best.

I wasn’t to excited to see this movie, but when I saw it, I was like “What have I been missing out on?!”

I can't wait to see Doctor Strange tomorrow in IMAX 3D

The wasp subatomic thing has me going "OH SHIT!"

11:58, thanks for actually knowing who she is. I love her work on UKposts, so it's nice she gets some recognition.

I weirdly appreciate them finding a way to keep the "problematic" aspects of Hank Pym in the universe. We shouldn't glorify domestic abuse but pretending it doesn't exist or isn't a component of complex human beings is not helpful either.

I have seen Doctor Strange 2 times now and it is so AWESOME!!!

9:38 Losing a win CinemaSin: YES CinemaWin: Nonononono... Ding.

5:15 - Love the second theory. Makes a whole lot of sense. He's a thief, and hardly a Ph.D, why tell him things you don't really want to tell him and he wouldn't understand in the first place?

I'm so glad David Dastmalchian got a chance to flex his acting muscles a bit in The Suicide Squad. His story is absolutely fascinating, and he seems like a good dude

It would be great if you could make everything great about The Incredible Hulk, it is such a criminally underrated marvel movie that it needs some wins...

Michael Penã BEEN a RANGED actor. Comedy in Next Friday. Drama in End of Watch or battle Los Angeles.

I NEVER NOTICED THAT WAS PEGGY CARTER

7:30 Scott would be excellent at CinemaWins

Just been in Cinema for Doctor Strange... Dude.. You simply *must* do a video.. Right now.. Go.. Go do it!

You should do Speed Racer. It has to be one of my favorite films and it's a shame that it is so underrated.

Woah, woah, woah. I just realized while watching this video that the tank shown in the archive footage (1:10) is the same tank that Hank uses at the end. That a continuity win!

Who is gonna tell Luis that his van got destroyed in endgame.... It was all he had 0:48

Fire ants are able to survive floods partially by surface tension between their body hairs, their low mass density and the fact they're floating on the corpses of their less fortunate swarm mates

Still wondering and waiting to see if Jeremy will do a video with you... or if he hates you.

That exchange in the beginning between Scott and Louise while they were in the van had me dying 😂😂😂

My two wins that weren’t here: 1. Tongue in cheek Titanic movie references. 2. Two smoothie machines.

Prince of Egypt (1998) Also SW Episode I SW Episode II SW Episode III

7:37 should've been an honesty win.

You,Cinemasins, Lindsay Sterling, and a few other UKpostsrs are my go to when I feel sick or have a stomachache and you know what you always make me smile and happy and for that I just want to say thank you hope you're having a good day or night and that you keep being awesome!!

I re-watched this movie a couple days ago and having seen Endgame more than once, the "I've been trying for years to keep this tech out of the hands of a Stark" line made me chuckle a bit because all the Avengers get Ant-Man like suits.

I love your channel so much! You make a lot of really great observations about films and compliment them, regardless of whether or not they were well-received by critics. I love your attention to detail and how much you focus on the strengths of the narrative rather than the weaknesses. Keep up the great work! :)

some of the most genuinely funny jokes in the MCU are in Ant-Man :)

I don’t know if it’s how Luis says it, or it’s how the actor emphasises it, but the ‘ just chillin ‘ part of the story gets me everytime. Also, there’s no evidence, but I always thought Hank couldn’t use the suit anymore because of the anger he showed, like it affected him on that level.

3:57-4:00: And this time make it a kitten because I'm not sure everyone got the picture! Me: Lol!!! You made that sound so funny!!

DO TWILIGHT! Lol... It's a great challenge!

9:39 REMOVING A WIN?! Woah! I've never seen you do that, before! As always, wonderful video CinemaWins!

13:59 The smaller you are, the less you will take from fall damage, so that fall probably wouldn't be fatal, I also doubt serious injuries. An ant can be thrown out of a plane and survive the fall with little injuries.

Antman and Wasp were some of my favorite heroes growing up, I’m so excited that these movies are being made.

love your channel! !

I think the smartest thing they did was jump past the Hank Pym ant man and instead make Scott Lang's Ant Man the focus. Aside from the fact that I really liked this elderly mentor character who for once didn't die halfway for the film, having it be Hank Pym doing a origin story would have killed the film. Comic Book Hank Pym is reprehensible, pointless and boring. There is only two things about Hank Pym, that he created Ultron and the domestic abuse against Janet (I don't know the context and I don't want to because it is indefensible). The MCU showed that you didn't need Hank to create Ultron so there is nothing Hank could bring to the Avengers. He would be just another 'Smart' person but without Tony's charm or Bruce's tragedy. Meanwhile Scott brings the powers but also with a fresh perspective. And credit where it is due, this film made me care about Hank Pym. Film Hank Pym I would love to see more of and see him interact with other marvel characters. At the very least I would love to see Hank and Tony in a room together, just to see them duke it out.

Love this video! Please can you do Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Coraline x

My favourite MCU film- I may be technically more of a Cap fan, but this movie is pure cinematic joy on a popsicle stick, and it turned shrinking from body horror into a power fantasy. Hooray for Ant-Man!

Great video! I agree that Ant-Man is a fun film. I really enjoyed it when it came out. However, there's one small plot hole that you missed. It's established that even though something shrinks, it's still the same weight and mass, or something like that. Since that's the case, why was Hank able to hold the tank like he did? Unless it's a toy, it should be impossible for him to carry at all! Keep up the great videos!

this is the most underrated movie in the mcu, it's more unique seeing as it isn't a conventional superhero movie and the villain isn't all about taking over the world and killing everyone. this is a superhero heist film which focuses on redemption and i personally think Darren Cross/Yellowjacket is a great villain. he's not as great as Loki or Killmonger but he is more believable seeing as he's a corrupt businessman who doesn't care about who he hurts, also his death scene where he starts Shrinking uncontrollably until he dies is not only epic but appropriate for a villain who was killed by the power he tried to get his hands on. Ironic deaths are the best kind.

"A Center For Ants" was indeed the name of the music used for that scene. And the exposition style was Pena's idea.

“Scott won’t tell anyone so he made it fast and small” ends up saving the world with it

love your videos, keep doing what you're doing you saint

I really wish that Hank could have made a serum, that gave his daughter an ability to control ants, while Hank and Scott used that gadget thing.

Honestly, I was excited when I heard the Ant Man movie was coming out. I'm a pretty big fan of Pym and his various personas. And even though I missed the Scott Lang era entirely, Pym was in the film, and that's enough for me

3:05 "They kind of invented a whole new exposition delivery system!" Clearly this guys knows *nothing* about the genius that is Edgar Wright...!!

This was one of the movies i thought would be a bit too stupid because his powers was to turn small but still turned out to be one of my most favourite Heroes

Another great vid. Thank you for this. Acknowledging all the hard work that goes into these movies, from careful research on callbacks to a helluva lotta sit-ups by our leads- So much optimism while still offering critique. I think many of us could learn a few things about how we watch movies from Cinemawins.

OK so I just wanna pop in and say something. So I was having anxiety and I count figure out how to stop it so I turned on your video and you really helped me out here. After one video I’m not really thinking about what was giving me anxiety and I’ve calmed down. So thank you!!

"If a movie can make me tear up over an ant, you know it did something right." --Yup.

I always thought that the reflection on his helmet was Doctor Strange. But now that the Wasp has been mentioned it makes more sense for it to be her than Strange.

When I saw the trailers (knowing little about Antman) I was exited for the movie, mainly because you could immediatly tell that this was a fundamentaly different origin story to the rest of the MCU. I mean, a genius billonaire + sidekick, a supersoldier from 70 years ago, a scientist/rage monster, a demigod, two professional assasins, an artificial lifeform, a mutant/witch, and a veteran with a pretty unique deployment. And that last one is the most ordinary of them all (which makes the interaction between Falcon & Antman pretty appropriate actually). Introducing Antman as someone from the other end of the social spectrum was a brilliant move in terms of character constellation, and that played out pretty well in Civil War. And similar things could be said about the action; They deliberatly went for the fundamentally different type, literally on the opposite end of the scale. This wasn't a random character being thrown into the mix to bridge the time until Civil War. There was clearly a lot of narrative method behind this in the grand sceem of the MCU. I walked out of the theater thinking "Well, I enjoyed this, it was different. And I can't wait to see how the rest of the team will interact with this rather ordinary guy." Which I'm pretty sure was the intention.

5:22 The 3D printer in the background is defintly a win, you overlooked. (the orange one)

I just watched this for the first time tonight and is now honestly one of my favorite Marvel movies ever. Sure it didn’t have as much action but it was fucking hilarious and the plot was still good. Can’t wait to watch part 2 tmrw night!!