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    Quantumania’ promise a great start for Marvel’s Phase 5

    Joaquín GonzálezBy No Comments6 Mins Read

    There are just a few days left until Phase 5 of Marvel officially starts with the premiere of ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, also being the first title of the studio in a 2023 that is full of news. In addition, there are a few who have already been able to see it and, as usual in these cases, the first opinions are very positivethere are also several comparisons between this film and Star Wars.

    In addition, there is broad unanimity in highlighting the work of Jonathan Majors as Kang, the next great Marvel villain we already met briefly in ‘Loki’. On the other hand, many of the actors are highlighted individually, which suggests that there will be something to hold on to for any type of viewer.

    In general, ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ has been liked a lot, but there are also some small drawbacks that suggest that it takes a while to start up or that everything it proposes simply doesn’t work. All in all, it sounds like a return to that Marvel that Phase 4 of this superhero universe left a little to one side. Next, I leave you a review of some of the most outstanding comments about her:

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    It’s the closest Marvel has come to a Star Wars movie, with little ‘Rick and Morty’ touches. Not everything works out, but the hints of what’s to come with Kang have me intrigued. Jonathan Majors is solid, and Kathryn Newton is the best in the show.

    The best Star Wars movie since 2018 is ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’. It’s a great sci-fi adventure with some gorgeous world building that feels almost un-Marvel in how much world building there is. But it has humor, heart, Kang rules completely & Michelle Pfeiffer steals the movie.

    It’s Ant-Man doing Star Wars over the top. A little creaky at first, it turns into a wacky and absolutely hilarious (interior) space opera. It’s easy to understand why Jonathan Majors was chosen as the new villain. Kang is fierce.

    PHASE 5 HAS BEGUN! The new Ant Man movie is like a psychedelic roller coaster full of scary and hilarious weirdness, plus a VERY menacing Kang. Big STAR WARS vibes meet the MCU in the freakiest, most inventive version of it. MODOK is in a riot, but Jonathan Majors conquers. I loved the trip.

    I’ve had a great time watching it. Creative, irresistibly energetic and full of great action sequences. Welcome Jonathan Majors, you badass. The effects are magnificent.

    It was ok. Neither excellent nor terrible. The story worked but the plot had some holes. Mix of ‘Journey to the Center of the Earth’, ‘The World of the Lost’ and ‘Star Wars’. The key is to go into it (and the MCU movies, in general) without expecting it to be Infinity War. Kang is going to be a lot of fun.

    I had a great time. Paul Rudd has never looked better and Jonathan Majors effortlessly conquers every screen second he gets, BUT the real star of the film is Jeff Loveness’ script: a wonderfully strange and mysterious reminder of how the MCU remains.

    It’s a great start to Marvel’s Phase 5 and is well received after the bittersweet Phase 4. The best movie of the trilogy. I really disliked Modes but I loved every scene of Jonathan Majors as Kang the Conqueror. It has 2 post-credits scenes.

    After a frustratingly rough first act, he finally gets going, only to end where this story should have begun. While the outside stakes are clear and weighty, the emotional drive felt light (and the lightness even lighter). That being said, Jonathan Majors rocks it.

    I remind you that ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ will be released exclusively in theaters next February 17th.

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