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+ Best Superhero Movie of the Year
The handsomely designed, almost popcorn-smelling poster for Peyton Reed's Ant-Man |
Hank Pym is an alienated business pioneer in the field of minimizing the human being for military purposes. He now wants to protect his company by making an ant-man out of an unsuccessful petty criminal.
Michael Douglas (The China Syndrome (1979)) makes an impressive comeback in this his highest-grossing pic to date, and he works well as the person that the film's protagonist ant-man Paul Rudd (The Simpsons (2011-14)) plays up against. Rudd's three friends in the film, played by Michael Peña (Cesar Chavez (2014)), T.I. (Get Hard (2015)) and David Dastmalchian (Chronic (2015)), add to the fresh sense of fun that this self-ironic movie benefits from, - Peña especially.
Ant-Man is truly a spectacular special effects film, and so watching it without the 3D element some of the point of the film evaporates, and especially in that case, some adult audiences might have to really force themselves to stick with its naturally loony plot. It is phallocentric but done with an infectious energy and a lightness to it. The film also boasts a tremendous climax. It is written by Joe Cornish (The Adventures of Tintin (2011)), Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz (2007)), Rudd and Adam McKay (The Other Guys (2010)) and directed by Peyton Reed (Yes Man (2008)).
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