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Cast & Crew

Paul Rudd
Scott Lang, Ant-Man

Michael Douglas
Dr. Hank Pym

Evangeline Lilly
Hope van Dyne

Corey Stoll
Darren Cross, Yellowjacket

Bobby Cannavale
Paxton

Judy Greer
Maggie Lang

Abby Ryder Fortson
Cassie Lang

Michael Peña
Luis

David Dastmalchian
Kurt

T.I.
Dave

Wood Harris
Gale

Hayley Atwell
Peggy Carter

John Slattery
Howard Stark

Martin Donovan
Mitchell Carson

Garrett Morris
Car Driver

Gregg Turkington
Dale

Rod Hallett
Hydra Buyer

Joe Chrest
Frank

Peyton Reed
Director

Edgar Wright
Screenwriter

Joe Cornish
Screenwriter

Adam McKay
Screenwriter

Paul Rudd
Screenwriter

Kevin Feige
Producer

Louis D'Esposito
Executive Producer

Alan Fine
Executive Producer

Victoria Alonso
Executive Producer

Michael Grillo
Executive Producer

Stan Lee
Executive Producer

Edgar Wright
Executive Producer

Russell Carpenter
Cinematography

Dan Lebental
Film Editing

Colby Parker Jr.
Film Editing

Christophe Beck
Original Music

Shepherd Frankel
Production Design

Sammy Sheldon
Costume Design

Sarah Halley Finn
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Audience Reviews for Ant-Man

• Jun 18, 2016

  See more reviews like this at chrisbreviews.blogspot.com Ant Man, for me, was a breath of fresh air. Marvel Studios has demonstrated, especially in their most recent films, that they have taken on a new style; incorporating humour into superhero films. This film is primarily humour-driven, spearheaded by the protagonist played by Paul Rudd and brilliantly accompanied by Lang's sidekick Luis (Michael Pena). The humour dominated the film; from the one-liners and Marvel movie references ('Why don't we just call in the Avengers?') to the goofy remarks and comedic shrinking and enlarging of various items, I couldn't stop laughing. It was great to see a good quality superhero film being considered a comedy without spoofing. This is yet another example of Marvel taking huge risks and pulling them off with great success. They truly have found a formula to success. This film wasn't trying to be a massive blockbuster where the fate of the universe is in the balance. The best element of the film is that it's aware of its small scale and works with that. Lang is the classic unwilling hero, who is trained by the sarcastic father-daughter duo Hank and Hope; both of which demonstrate major character development within themselves and their rocky relationship which is beautiful to watch unfold. After rigorous training, Ant-Man becomes a heist movie which sees Lang's street friends collaborate with the highly professional Pym's to get Scott into a high security facility- with both humorous and interesting results. This movie, once again, surprised me with its storyline centred around family, evident in some highly emotional moments. The cast was fairly small for a Marvel film, but among them were Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas, Evangeline Lilly, and Michael Pena with cameo appearances from Anthony Mackie (who plays Falcon in Marvel films) and Hayley Atwell (who plays a World War II Veteran Peggy Carter). The cast was well-chosen by Director Peyton Reed for a film of this type. All of them bring something unique and funny to the overall result. The genres included by Reed were action, adventure, and comedy, with hints of drama and romance. It, like many Marvel films, is age-appropriate. Sadly, this film was not flawless. My biggest issue was the villain. Darren Cross (Corey Stoll) managed to recreate Pym's Ant-Man suit with some enhancements by the name of 'Yellowjacket'. After staying in his business attire for 3 quarters of the film, he changes into the yellowjacket, and hence is born as yet another generic villain. They both have exactly the same powers and it becomes a battle of brain over brawn in the climax. To many movie fans, this will sound very familiar. The next thing was something that Reed obviously didn't care about when he made this and it's also ironically one of the things I like about this film; the lack of large-scale action. Ant-Man, while he has many advantages, isn't exactly the most epic hero of all. But this cannot be helped. Overall, I had a lot of fun with Ant Man, and it certainly strayed from a cliche superhero film. It was original and that was one of its best traits. We might see more of this going on after Ant Man's success; the nearest one being the much less family friendly Marvel Fox film; Deadpool. It didn't bring in as much money as The Avengers, it wasn't as large a scale, but it did this new character justice and was executed in the best form possible. And obviously it worked, as Ant Man is scheduled to appear in both 2016's Captain America: Civil War, and 2018's sequel Ant Man and the Wasp.
  

  Christopher B Super Reviewer
• May 10, 2016

  Ant-Man was such a surprise. I didn't think a movie like this would ever exist and I honestly didn't know anything going in, now I love this character! Let me go into what I liked/disliked. Positives: 1. The characters; Paul Rudd nailed it as Scott Lang! You care about him and you see where he's coming from and he's entertaining. Michael Douglas was fantastic as Hank Pym, it was nice to see Douglas back and he was great. Michael Pena was hilarious and the rest of the cast was good too. 2. The tone and writing; this movie is really funny, in fact the comedy overtakes the action to be honest. This film surprisingly has heart to it and it did get emotionally powerful when Scott shrunk into those molecules. I love the scenes where Scott is tiny, its very entertaining and innovative too. especially the final fight scene which was all at a train track. Negatives: 1. The villain turning into Yellowjacket was very tact on and rushed. There was no real proper build up to it. They should've showed scenes of him testing out the Yellowjacket, but he just puts it on in the last second for that final fight scene. It was so forced. 2. It could've been a little bit more funny at times. Originally Edgar Wright was going to direct but he left apparently because Marvel got in the way too much, which was a shame cause if he had directed this film, it would've been a lot more funny. But the final product we got was not that bad though. Overall: Ant-Man was a fun movie filled with humorous moments as well as heartfelt ones. I can't wait for the sequel!
  

  Diyar G Super Reviewer
• Mar 29, 2016

  I'm probably one of the few that actually loved the character of Ant-Man from the original Avengers comics. I was really excited when I heard they were bringing the Scott Lang version to the big screen and I'm happy to say that the movie doesn't fail in any way. It's a very good movie that doesn't go the usual 'worldwide destruction' route as the other movies and keeps the stakes small. It's a movie that deserves so much praise and it is definitely one of the best MCU movies. I can't help but want to see the Edgar Wright version of it, though.
  

  Lasse G Super Reviewer
• Mar 26, 2016

  A wonderfully unique take on the superhero film, Ant-Man is smaller scale (no pun intended) and benefits from it. The action scenes are both hilarious and inventive, and Paul Rudd is perfect in the title role.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer

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