Marvel
When Marvel's "Ant-Man" hits theaters July 17, 2015, director Peyton Reed will help shepherd the hero into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a cast led by Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas, with writer Adam McKay contributing to the film's script.
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As I said in the dup article
Out of all decent choices they've been flinging back and forth over the past week or so this is the best they could do. The only thing this guy has done which has been great was Yes Man
The Break Up, Bring it On, Down With Love, New Girl (not a fan)....none of them remotely interesting.
Seems like a major downgrade from Edgar Wright and to be honest it seems a bit like a "We have no choice" pick.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the Ant-Man's only power to shrink? I'm scratching my head as to how they plan to make this a compelling movie that the masses would enjoy. Regardless, at least they have a good cast.
Ant man can grow up to 50 foot as well
Adam Mckay's involvement in this film is a huge plus. I'm not familiar with Peyton Reed's work, but I'm glad the cast hasn't changed. I'm excited to see Paul Rudd's take on the character. Plus, I don't recall ever seeing him in an action movie.
The Atom is much better.