ANT-MAN WASP QUANTUMANIA BREAKDOWN! Easter Eggs & Details You Missed!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 лют 2023
- Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania Full Movie Breakdown & Scene by Scene Analysis by Erik Voss! This breakdown is brought to you by State Farm. Call or go to StateFarm.com to get a quote today.
Subscribe to The Deep Dive, which is now live with premium videos: / @deepdivenr
Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania (2023) full movie breakdown and Easter Eggs! What details did you miss in Quantumania, and how does it set up Marvel Phase 5? Erik Voss breaks down the Easter Eggs you missed in Quantumania, from the future of Kang the Conquerer, the Sacred Timeline, Avengers Kang Dynasty, Loki Season 2, and Avengers Secret Wars.
Check out our sweet, sweet merch! www.NerdRiot.shop
Subscribe: bit.ly/SubNewRockstars | Enable ALL push notifications 🔔
Follow New Rockstars:
Instagram: / newrockstars
Facebook: / newmediarockstars
Twitter: / newrockstars
Patreon: / newrockstars
About New Rockstars:
Hey everyone, welcome to the official New Rockstars UA-cam channel! We got you covered with our in-depth analysis of every movie and television show you love! Don’t forget to subscribe and enable all push notifications so you never miss a podcast, breakdown, or theory.
PATREON PRODUCERS:
Comically Inclined Studios
Ladmia
LookNoHands
Karen Wang
Rick Denmon
RXJedi
Written by: Erik Voss
Producer: Erik Voss / eavoss
Producer: Zach Huddleston
Producer: Brandon Barrick
Post Production Supervisor: Riley Auskelis
Staff Editors: Drew Coombs, Joshua Steven Hurd
Editors: Aaron Carrion, Cody Kenner, Kelly Joule, Songvit Kiatpiriya
Camera Operator: Dashiell Hamingson
For business inquiries please contact business@nrdigitalstudios.com - Розваги
![ПОЛНАЯ ИСТОРИЯ ЭКЗОРЦИЗМА [Топ Сикрет]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qBySr6Bt0B8/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how Scott’s paranoia of Kang mirrors Tony’s of thanos
Good catch
I'm wondering who tried to poison him with that cake.
So he almost knew the day would come loo
That was exactly what I thought too while watching that scene!!
You’re not the only one cursed with knowledge.
I liked the creepy turn the seemingly happy ending took. "Kang will return."
Reminds me of the end of Infinity war where it said "Thanos will return."
It was corny.
@@MrWarrenRB nah it was great.
would be better if it said "Kangs will return" lmao
@@wayne3629 it probably hinting that the kang in this movie is not dead and that he will return in the future.
You failed to mention that in the scene where all the ant men were piling on top of each other to help Scott reach the core, they were acting like literal ants
i totally made that parallel as well...
It was obvious
Yeah I noticed that too, super cool to see
That's what I told my son
That's what I told my son
I loves the moment in the probability matrix when Hope flies in to help Scott. All the possibilities start collapsing into one, because when Scott and Hope are together there is only one possibility
Scott being bound gaged and pegged by hope in a dominatrix suit?
Yes. Mama told me its called as making babies.
Disney censor all of other possibilities they're gonna do
That's honestly so sweet. Thank you for noticing that Grimlocke.
@@CodeeXD wtf
The way Scott was lingering on "is Kang really dead" at the end of the film made me think back to when Janet van dyme said "you can't trust him, or let him get in your head".... I really think there's something to that
It felt like a Wanda vision moment😂
Be wild if Kang turned out to "physically" be inside Scott's head on a neurological scale. Like a whisper literally hiding in his consciousness.
I hope not but that is something they might throw at us
Maybe... Maybe not... Idk 😅 Marvel tends to mess with people's death here.
@@HonestJohn_01.19 except that doesn’t make sense and Kang doesn’t do that
When the final scene began playing, I really thought they were replaying the opening scene. I think it would’ve been amazing to reveal that Kang had actually escaped and trapped Scott in a time loop so he couldn’t interfere any further. Obviously it would’ve taken too much explaining, but I think it would’ve been a good way for Kang to defeat Scott without killing him outright.
That would of been brutal. That would of showed Kang's power.
I'm actually think this just how he told him he make him relive torture over in a loop and maybe he getting little hints after every win like wake up this isn't real
@@rashodhustle9718 oh this is terrifying, but i would love if this was true.
Yeah that would've been cool. I thought the same thing at first
Yeah I thought something similar
Jonathan Majors is so captivating and amazing actor. I loved how he portrayed Kang The Conquer.
@@guyincle126yikes, this didn't age too well
@@guyincle126 tell me about @guyinxle126👈👏💯👍
@@J.R8765 actually it didn’t age well despite his arrest he’s still the whole reason people watched the movie 🤡
@@J.R8765 🤡🤡🤡🤓
@@J.R8765 idc he’s really good if they fire him ima be pissed
Crazy how Hank says that his ants are a type 2 civilization of the kardashev scale, wich means they can control the power of a whole solar system. Pretty impressive
Real shit tho ctfu
The power of socialism
He never said it was the kardashev scale
It's implied I'm sure, marvel guys are nerds and mix real science with fiction
But how? They do they even have stars in the Quantum Realm?
Scott being paranoid by Kang’s possibility of returning reminds me of Iron Man’s paranoia with Thanos
It would’ve been cool to of gotten a scene with Kang fighting the other kangs and being exiled
Coming up
Patience my fried it will come
It would be a cool if they just redid this entire movie and made it better
We’ll probably see that flashback in “The Kang Dynasty”.
That might happen in Kang dynasty
I like the fact that, as soon as Hope enters the “Schrodinger‘s box “both of their possibilities merge into one because they’re both looking/observing the outcome
I LOVE how HUMAN Kang appeared. It was the moment RIGHT before he went down to kill everyone… he had tears in his eyes. This was like the moment Thanos had tears in his eyes before killing his Daughter. Kang didn’t want to kill everyone but it was like he knew he had to, so he can save whatever was left of his life events. Janet asked.. “Who is Kang” and he said… “It’s who I must be..”.
I saw that very differently, for me this Kang was a boy who lost his patience and cried because things didn’t go his way. Especially in the end when he lost his composure and couldn’t act normally. I really loved that
@@Peace4Leisure91 yeah, I read that as a petulant childlike response, as well.
Kang is (in his eyes) a necessary evil to stop the Kang Dynasty... that's why they exiled him
I didn't see tears. I saw light shining on those lines that ran up and down near the outer corners of his eyes?
@@visacrum just watched it, he definitely had tears.
I always thought Quantumania sounded like a form of mania onset by years of being hopelessly stuck in that quantum realm it's basically Kangs version of cabin fever 😂
Yes! I was thinking like Kang and/or the Quantum realm made Scott go into some type of mania which would explain possibly the colors of purple and green everywhere at the end. Kang might be everywhere now or in his mind idk lol.
That and the ant family is so obsessed with the quantum realm you could say they have quantumania
It could be Pandorum.
Thay could be what happened to he who remains
Omg
19:20 no mention of how once Scott and Hope meet up again all the variances merge back to one to symbolize how there is no confusion in their actions when they work together?
I think because they were “possibilities” I think the reason why they said to ignore them is because the more you focus on it/them the less there will be
As they’d say , love wins 🙏🏾
Power of friendship is too powerful
Make your own video
Love will make you do strange things.
I absolutely love Cassie calling Hank ‘grandpa’ it’s just so cute!
I loved how I sympathized with Kang, I still have the instinct of not wanting him to get hurt. Although we know all the terrible things we have done, he appears so undeniably human the empathy we as a audience experience for him is intact.
I loved the portrayal Johnathan majors brought to Kang the Conqueror, a regal and reserved monster, his loss at the end of the film was mostly the problem if his ego he felt the rebels were so beneath him, he felt no reason to bother with it himself. The same way he failed his promises to Scott. His attitude that Scott was so far beneath him that breaking the promises was like lying to an animal. There is no repercussions as what are they going to do to the Conqueror of the multiverse. It was utterly terrifying the raw power he demonstrated. Can't wait to see a ton more of him in the future!!!
Yes! I agree, his ego was ultimately his downfall here.
@@beautywisz with all major , unbeatable villains, the only thing that can really beat them is their ridiculous ego. While the hero is fighting based on faith and a lot of times luck. The villain never wins because they don’t take their potential loss as a real thing that can be done
He lost to ants
@@JohnnySensei7 But- Kang has stated in the comics the losses he takes from the Avengers are worth it as eventually he'll conquer the universe.
He’s not dead trust me
Really cool seeing Jonathan Majors use some of that boxing skill he's going to use in Creed III. I can't wait to see how the Fantastic 4 fits into everything. Hopefully, critics and fans don't complain to the point that we don't get the complete story.
Lol yeah he messes scott up with them punches
I watched the Creed trailer before Quantumania, yeah, I can see it now.
@@mikeedwards9984 it almost killed Paul just how bad those punches were
I love how the final battle is just a straight up fist fight. That scene when scott punches kang and kang just smiles back and precedes to lay into scott
@@metallicnole4514 even broke his helmet to make sure Scott doesn't use his suit against him like shrinking into his bottom like he would try to do with thanos😂
I love how Scott knew and told everyone about how to save the world in endgame and now hes learned about another huge threat hes got to warn everyone about. Antman really is one of the most important Avengers to date! With the exception of Darren dying an avenger😆
He thinks Kang is dead, he’s not going to warn anyone. Also he wanted to leave the quantum realm to fend for itself and didn’t want to help at all. He just wanted to save Cassie.
@@F76CC however, Scott also took heed to Kangs threat so it’s likely that he’s gonna have a tony stark type issue where he’s waiting on some kind of impending doom
That Cannon Ball Antman used to break Kang’s force field resembles the same technique that Vision used in civil war to take Antman down.
Nice catch
I'm gonna watch that whole movie tomorrow just for that scene lmao
I feel like this was such a great use of MODOK. He's such a ridiculous character and bringing Darren back just made sense. Never could see MODOK being a major villain.
The psychotic comedy of his character and the way he kept getting interrupted when trying to tell his back story was done very well.
He looks strange but that’s just MODOK.
You are actually crazy. “Bringing Darren back just made sense” no it doesn’t 😂. This is the worst use of MODOK. He’s literally an avengers level villain, but he’s played as a joke. You have the worst opinion on this whole video
@@FlipFlopGodokay lol.
I respectfully disagree, I'd love a movie with MODOK and A.I.M as the main villains.
Modok moment
Really enjoyed this movie. Loved every variant of Kang we got to see, Jonathan Majors was a great choice and he is killing it. I liked how they incorporated MODOK into the MCU and the audience in my theatre seemed to love him. What I don’t understand is how they never said or mention ‘stature’ in any way.
Agreed, it has its cracks. But it’s definitely good. Idk why people are saying it’s awful
@@regulusking4299 because it was. There were only 7 in the theater last night for a reason.
@@preposterous23why do you thing that tho
modok was well done, every time his mask popped off i couldn't help but laugh and in the end Darren wasn't a dick
I'm actually not a fan of how Johnathon majors is portraying Kang, I think he's a mistake.
I thought that everyone talking about "him" but never saying Kang's name or revealing his face did a great job making it really scary waiting for his reveal
When the ending was mirroring the beginning, I was worried that it was going to be an alternate timeline. But I like that Scott is worried about if that Kang is really gone. Because, it does seem like it was a bit too easy to beat him.
Kang is so powerful that his presence in this video altered the motion of time of this video. LOL 😂
I had to find a comment to make sure it wasn’t my phone 😂
Wait nothing happened to my phone- what happened to your phones, guys?
@@aleliejoyponce3372 the video was entirely out of sync for some reasons. The Fixed somehow idk. Lol
Do we think avengers 5/6 will be directly related to the ending of Loki season 1? He who remains says that no matter what happens with his variants, he always ends up back there and tells Sylvie “I’ll be seeing you soon.”
Could we see avengers seemingly end with loki and sylvie having this exact conversation with He who remains until they choose not to kill him?
And relive all the battles and all the multiversal wars and having this conversation over and over until they choose to take over instead of killing him?
I loved how How Scott handled his clones. It could be foreshadowing how the Kang Dynasty problem can be solved.
With how troublesome one Kang was, I think the only way to beat an army is to turn them against each other. Because it’ll be virtually impossible to beat them by force, or strategy considering they know the future and all possibilities
Scott is going through the same thing Iron Man went through which made him so paranoid he consistently upgraded over and over and over again. I can see this with Scott evolving the Ant-man.
Did the movie feel super Star Warsy to anyone else for the first 30 minutes of them being in the quantum realm? Or is that just me lol, they even did a little “I don’t think that’s a Sun” moment, maybe referencing “that’s not a moon”
Loved the movie!
100% it did. The red ants vs. the blue quantumnauts battle reminded me of the storm trooper battle scenes. I loved the Star Wars vibe personally.
The whole movie did and I really enjoyed it since the realm is supposed to be outside of time and space yet is still effected by them
Yes. I didn't mind it though.
If you see this I hope you have a good night
Thanks homie
Ong u to
Thanks, you too!
@@billythekidder7182 no problem thank you
@@aydangrill4897 you’re welcome my friend.
Another important detail, In Loki finale, while He Who Remains was explaining about everything, look closely at the 3D representation on his table, only the main variant who harnessed Alioth is wearing spectacles. Victor Timely also wears similar spectacles.
I knew the thing that would allow Scott to pass through the probability storm was that every version of him would choose to save his daughter.
I loved the probability storm scene, felt like a really fun and oddly emotional way to characterize Scott’s reasoning for being the hero to do this job. He really only ever has one goal in the film, and when they all snap back together I legit smiled so hard
Wholesome❤️
It also parallels the particle/wave experiments "weirdness", the fact particles appear and disappear simultaneously everywhere and nowhere... It makes no fuckin sense!!
Which is why it freaked out Einstein... I know it'll go over most heads, but I loved the "probability" scene where Scott & Hope essentially "Collapsed the wave function".
.....love quantum physics, and this movie!!
One of my favourite scenes in the movie!
At first when Scott was extremely tall in Quantumania I was thinking "Is he not going to get tired or anything? This is a plothole!" but then I realized that of course this is a super tiny world and being that large is pretty much nothing. However, when you think of that, it would seem there isn't really a limit to how big Scott could be, so I wonder why he chose that height?
I think it’s more so that Scott is used to the strain of being a giant, like how the more you workout the easier it gets and the more you can push yourself. Because Cassie did get exhausted and almost passed out, and they both ask for citrus. Citrus is known to help the body recover after physical activity.
@@F76CC Yeah I think you’re right
Scott asks for an orange slice in Civil War after he came down from being big in the airport scene while lying exhausted
"Kang will return!"
Now those 3 words are spine chilling by itself, I'm so so ready for Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars, Phase 5 and 6's gonna be one hell of a crossover time. The movie's super epic, flawed yes, but still a damn good time!
have you read any of the Kang comics? He's always coming back. He's legitimately a paradox. There's no stopping/defeating him.
Really? It was alright
The paranoia that Scott felt at the end really reminded me of Tony's paranoia/anxiety about another attack from off world. Maybe a stretch but perhaps, an as above (space), so below (quantum realm) ??? 🤓
I give it a 7-8/10, I really enjoyed it a LOT and I’m super excited for PHASE 5 !
I liked kang but at times but the tonality all over the place at times
You like anything that comes from marvel. No surprise
@@FlipFlopGod why are you everywhere tryna make people feel bad for liking things
@@FlipFlopGod You play cod
@@krisdonahue2029 cool, I play other games too. 😂 not insult you think it is bud.
This was a fun movie. 💛
Kangs buildup throughout the first 45minutes, the Lang family dynamics, Quantum realm, the visuals. Paul Rudd was surprisingly the highlight for me. Kang was badass. I'm glad he was just another variant. Not the REAL Kang.
The 2 credits scenes. True, I would've wanted a more vicious Kang but this version was intimidating too. And M.O.D.O.K. 😂 They tried though. I liked with the Mask on.
Overall, it was a 7/10 for me. 💛
He is the real Kang he just lost but he knows how he gets out
What Kang buildup? just talking and absolutely zero development...
There's more kangs to come if you watched the post credits.
The post credits weren’t kang. They were his variants with different names
I couldn't be more excited for the Kang Dynasty cause Jonathan Majors did such a good job!!!
How bout now?
I like how Kang’s arc is spread across the Multiverse Saga, unlike Thanos’ who’s arc was only really explored in Infinity War.
DM me with🔝🔝the above Name..
They did have the Thanos Copter in Loki...
Didn't they mention in the movie that there are layers of the Quantum realm (or maybe sizes) - so when Scott went down for the particles for Ghost, maybe he wasn't in the layer/size of where Kang was?
Well yea they showed it
I don’t know why people think they can understand it. The multiverse and timelines in the MCU are inconsistent, so is the quantum realm
When Scott went down for Ghost, he accidentally fell into the time vortex. This time they all fell into the normal Q Realm.
@@FlipFlopGod idk why you think they can't make an explanation of it
Scott had only been in the void like Janet said, the realm where they were on during the movie was a step further.
Kang really carried this movie he was so menacing and he felt so raw.
I think the ants falling into that time zone where they aged 1000 years in a day is going to have a major role later in phase 5. Like what if there is a Kang variant in the time zone as well just gaining all the knowledge ever known to all living creatures. Maybe just maybe he would be the real next “Big Bad” and not the entirety of Kang Dynasty…… either way I think the short lived story of the ants living 1000 years in one day will have a bigger role later wether it’s the ants themselves or someone else.
To me it just seemed like an easy way to explain how and why the ants could help.
something's wrong with the video lol, thought I'm losing my mind xD, please fix it I want to watch it
My favorite bit in this movie is they almost drown Scott with that liquid but Hank, Janet and Hope just take a shot of it.
It was pretty stupid
7 holes buddy, 7 holes
I put that down to cultural diversity. Almost class-based in its approach ha.
@@agilebeast9405 wasn’t funny in the movie, ain’t funny now. Shhhhhhh
@@FlipFlopGod Maybe he just finds it funny?
Not only do I think this Kang is isn't dead, but I think he is the kang that would eventually be He Who Remains.
As Voss said. He's not dead and probably will be the last villain the Avengers have to defeat in the Secret Wars. Remember, the other Kangs exiled him because they were afraid of him, He is the most powerful Kang, The Ultimate Conqueror
He will not be he who remains
@@intisarmehbubkhanramim7650 yup, and u kinda think he may he prime Kang. I'm less sure about him being he who remains nmthough now that I rewatched those bits of loki.
@@wintermute7378 Exactly. He has that calm determination and seriousness in him that makes me wonder if he is the prime Kang. Kind of a No Nonsense Ruler. And also He Who Remains didn't have facial scars though.
@@intisarmehbubkhanramim7650 I wonder if they give us Dr doom in secret wars cause wasn't he in secret wars I don't remember honestly
I like how the suit grows out of the center, indicating that Lang based his nanotech on pym particles, and the suit is being physically shrunk and grown out of the puck
Wasn’t a bad movie at all. I’m looking forward to the other movies in phase 5 now!
yep, critics were too harsh I guess. It is not a masterpiece or some award winning but its entertaining.
I can't wait to see Secret Wars tie everything together.
it's not bad like thor 4
@@knkaitlog critics defiantly weren’t too harsh, it’s a 4/10, 5/10 movie
@@FlipFlopGod probably, but opinions are subjective so idk. its not dogshit but I feel like theres more that they could have done with the story
Is it me or is the vidoe out of sync
I noticed in the end M.O.D.O.K took off his helmet to imply that he isn’t in Kang’s control anymore. It’s also more comic accurate.
I really like the end dialogue it gave off 'little misfortune' and 'Stanley parable' vibes both really good games about not being fully in controll of your actions
Kang was the highlight of the film majors is such a phenomenal actor I wanted him to win in this movie and have him defeated in a later movie
Kang can never be defeated. The motherf*cker is a living and walking paradoxe. He's kinda like Reverse Flash.
Lol I wanted him to win too
Me too! Every scene he was in was soooo good and he was intimidating!
Same it would have been so much better if Kang bet Scott and he was then stuck in the quantum realm
Am i the only one getting delayed video?
yea same, i thought it was me
The only surprise I experienced in this movie was the ants making a full frontal assault rather than sneaking around sabotaging the ship while Kang was distracted…but it was still one of the better Marvel movies lately.
When Kang gets pushed back to the core a second time by Hope, we see Kang split or shrink into two Kangs (similar to the shrinking effect when the heroes reduce in size). It's on screen for a split second
I think that Kang The Conqueror and He Who Remains are one and the same. He Who Remains mentions that he thought his over Variants (The Kang Dynasty) and mentioned that he'll always end up where he is at the end. To me that implies he's the Conqueror who defeated the Kang Dynasty and implemented the TVA to stop those variants appearing again and stop incursions
you may be on to something because he who remains said ive been called a ruler a conqueror
...FYI thats exactly why he is called He Who Remains. 👍
It would be really cool to see how we were so mistaken to think that he was the villain when he, actually, was the hero. He was the only key to avoid tons of Kangs destroying the natural flow of time. And just like Thanos, his intention was pure but his ways to achieve the goals wasn't so humane.
Is anyone else not seeing the video match up properly?
Quick question - what if the council were referring to the death of "He who remains" rather than "Kang the conqueror"? 😲
Kang did shed a tear in this movie and I loved it.
Does Scott growing big inside the Quantum realm really count, against the times he grew large in the main universe, like isn't he tecnically still small, given that he is in a place that is quite small
But his technology can be used in the quantum realm
It's all relative.
@@atharvasharma777 Yeah it still works but he's still subatomic. He's not 400ft tall in the quantum realm
And then it makes no sense for Cassie to be hungry and wanting citrus. Technically they should be supercharged with a lot of energy in the quantum realm
No he’s small. If a foot is a foot then they are the same size as original
Why is the dialogue not syncing up with the video 😩
Just watched the movie! Phase 5 started with a bang! I loved Jonathan Major’s performance as Kang! The movie was also a break from the usual marvel we get nowadays.
He's not 400 feet tall, he's subatomic. He could be whatever relative size he wants there and still be unimaginably tiny
Thank you. Glad I didn't need to say this.
exactly what I was thinking
Anyone else having issues with lag on the video?
Is it me or is the sync off from this video??
Same
I thought my youtube was acting up
I just realised that reed richards entrance into multiverse of madness via a blue square rising and him appearing was the same entrance as all the kangs in the dynasty of kangs shots. Hinting more at his Nathaniel Richards roots.
Nice I didn't catch that
Jonathan Majors is so talented. Glad we are getting more of him. Think we’ll get a genuinely good variant of Kang?
i can’t help but to feel that the variant killed at the end of Loki was the nicest version of him that we will see lol
@@tionnanicole95 Good point! Also, isn’t there a young/good version of kang in the comics?
I think the ten rings are kang tech.
Circles/rings are used by kang for everything. His ship, the power core for his ship, the gigantic version of his ship he was gonna use to take over everything. Hell, even his language is circles (can be seen in the movie). They also give the user longer life; in other words, it helps them master time.
I think the signal they're putting off at the end of shang-chi is a signal to a kang variant, maybe signaling a change in ownership? That they're no longer in possession of who that kang variant put his trust in.
A more meta reason, is the kang dynasty avengers movie is going to be directed by none other than shang-chi's director
That's why they were blue!!
I noticed that when they first put thr trailer out!!! I was like.. hmm🤔 those rings look familiar
The exposition given in the beginning of Shang-Chi mentions one of the possible origins of the rings being from a tomb. Which would be cool if it linked with Rama-Tut
You're regurgitating every other marvel theorist.. people thought of that 2 years ago
@@KonohaRamenNoodlesI’m thinking more of the lines of immortus because the rings basically give immortality to the ones wearing it
All the Scott’s uniting on the same thought reminds me of when Neo and all his possible thoughts united into one when the Architect of The Matrix had him choose between the entire World and Trinity. Nostalgia 🥹
The circular style of writing also reminds me of written Gallifreyan which could be a nod to the time travel of it all being the language of the TIME Lords of course… I would think Kang sees himself as a Lord of Time and probably has a lot in common with those high and mighty Time Lords that the Doctor rebels against with his more compassionate and individualistic approach to time and saving people
What about the rings of Kangs fortress when he was about to travel out of the quantum realm, don't they look similar to Shang-Chi's rings. The colours and writing must mean something and remember in the Shang-Chi end credits they said the rings are sending a message like a beacon.
This movie was amazing 👏 so cool how they made it with a star wars kind of vibe , never expected to be like that, and the build up of kang was awesome he was a beast, and well mostly was more of a kang movie than antman but so good
Agreed, I definitely got star wars vibes from this film
The scene where Scott was all big and being surrounded by ships and then was saved by those freedom fighters was straight out of Skywalker Saga but done right.
I’m pretty sure the line “They actually came” was ripped right from that scene.
Definitely not amazing lmao
@@FlipFlopGod it’s his opinion so
@@QuiGonJack10 yeah well there were only 7 in the theater on a Friday night. That tells you something.
Anyone else having issues at the beginning of the video?
Antman and The Wasp Quantumania was a great movie. Super excited to see more Kang. I want to see Jim Carrey play a variant of Kang
He be freaking insane as Kang if not better than Jonathan majors Kang
Bette yet he could be Dr doom if he has the chance
I have a feeling the probability storm will be a big help in defeating the kangs if all variants have the same goal of defeating him
I watched this movie today and I loved it! Was hilarious, engaging, and was a good story overall. Wasn’t perfect by any means, but overall enjoyed the majority
Had seen it earlier I honestly did like the film was just disappointed how they did kang at the end
Same. I enjoyed the movie and I am a fan of Johnathan Majors run in Hollywood. We lost Chadwick too soon so I just want to enjoy the story and buildup. I'm excited for the next Avengers movies.
The house holding the other house was the saddest part of the movie :(
Nobody cared about the resistance
Yeah it was 😭 I wish we’d gotten to learn more about the people of the quantum realm and how they got there
This video is out of sync. Whyyyyyyyy?
so i am not the only one with that issue
3:41 Ryan Bergera! So glad you mentioned his little appearance and hyped up Watcher! I loved your guest spot on Top Five Beatdown!
One thing to note about the probability storm Scott was that they were building a bridge like ants do. They worked together like ants.
This movie was so awesome. Looking forward to seeing more Kang!!
DM me with🔝🔝the above Name
I am more excited for Kang than I was thanos
Ok, thank God I'm not the only one experiencing the lag.
I don’t know why everyone is saying this movie was bad I really enjoyed it I actually love the idea how yellow jacket doesn’t die and rebirths and Kang was shocking to me throughout the movie I wondered how there going to stop him as he’s so powerful he pretty much is Darth Vader without the lightsabour instead of that he also has tech armour and a really high understanding of time loved the character one of the best villains in the h
There
I had the same. And why would you need lightsaber if you have lasers decimating live beings
I honestly said out loud during the beginning of the third act “now how are they going to ‘realistically’ take out Kang?” I really didn’t see an end lol
more and more i'm starting to think that the 10 rings are kang tech that he left in the past- the look of his ship in this just really reminded me of that
I loved MODOK. It was impossible to make it not look ridiculous but Marvel Studios clearly thought “screw it, if we’re gonna do we have to go all in”. His personality was perfect too.
Well said. My son and I looked at each other and were like “it’s weird, creepy,and kinda icky, but I can’t look away 😆
I agree 😂
Yeah I definitely appreciate the braveness putting a ridiculous looking character in live action
I also liked modok he was a bit too comedic but I did enjoy him more than I thought i would've
I thought my headphones weren't working right, video out of sync
Only just getting to see the movie and had to come here after finishing it. Is it just me or does the quantum drive used by Kang to power his ship look a lot like the rings on the main window of Dr Stanges sanctum? The design just looks soo similar
Idk what it is but there is just something crazy cool to me when I research something from the comics on the marvel database and I see it on the big screen. And I know it all. I’m in love with seeing the movie renditions on screen. The suits, the actors, the artifacts
I didn't even notice the green and purple all over the place at the end of the movie! that's a great pick up!
why is this whole video out of sync for me, ive restarted youtube and even my phone multiple times just to watch this video
So happy that Ryan Bergara and Mari got a shout-out in this video! I was hoping you would! I went to see this movie for him and Johnathan Majors 💕
You missed it when MODOK feels Scott as a brother, and he thinks he died as a Avenger.
I was hoping for more Kang screentime in this film. I know we're going to get a LOT more of him & his variants in the future, but I was hoping he'd get more screentime in Quantumania.
What do you mean 😂 he got plenty of screen time.
@@Martin-jl7dk since he was the the best part of the movie, the movie should have been about him
@@FlipFlopGod And then people will complain that it's really a Kang movie like how some people reacted to Wanda in Multiverse of Madness (or WandaVision Season 2🙄).
He literally had so much screen time wdym
While I do think he was in it a lot, I think I get what you mean. Despite how present he is in the movie, it felt like there was something missing in his story. We're told how he ends up in the QR and how him and Janet meet, but were not shown or told much about him before that. We don't really know what kind of world he comes from, how the other variants were able to exile him, how different and much smarter he is than others from his home world, how he came into contact with his varients the first time, etc etc there's def a lot more of his origin and where he comes from that they could have shown. Like I think about Thanos in infinity war, you really get a lot of information about what he'd been doing up to that point, what his home planet was like, how and why he started his conquest for the infinity stones, he felt really flushed out and his motivations were understandable. We don't really get that feeling with Kang. We know he's a conquerer, but why does he want to conquer? What in his past makes him feel like he has to do what he does? Idk maybe I just missed it in the movie but I feel like there could have been more to him
My issue with Janet aging is that they specifically said in the movie, as you quote @9:02, "It's a place outside of time and space." Unless I'm misunderstanding this part, Janet shouldn't have aged normally.
10:27 Hank talking reminds me from Tron Legacy when Kevin Flynn talks about how it could change the world from diseases, cure and much more
If you looked closely when Janet was finding 616 in kangs computer, you could see how a) there has been a nexus event and our timeline is branching out and B) you can assume 838 is beside it because it’s growing out with another universe (due too an incursion).
How the he'll did you see all of that?
Noticed it first time, saw it a second and confirmed. After an inference, for that
@@thefiresalamander6006 you watch this trash movie twice?
Went with fam then with friends
Went with fam then with friends
Getting the feeling that Probability Storm is how a Kang variant inspired needing the formation of a Council of Kang.
Another fact is that by being stuck in that storm, The Conqueror would master how to control hundreds of Kangs, thus giving him the experience against the Council of Kang.
I feel that if Kang is trapped in a probability storm, he'd be like the time cop in Rick and Morty Se2 Ep1, A Rickle in Time. So he'd only be one variant as he sees time all at once.
Really enjoyed this movie. Haven't had so much fun in an MCU movie in a long time.
The video isn't working properly.