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Failing that, it's certainly more than possible that the quantum particles are a way in which the Stones can be reliably counteracted; even if people were literally reduced to dust, if quantum particles can alter the fabric of reality, what's to say they couldn't reach into an alternate universe and pull a new version of a vaporized person back into our dimension? No spoilers here, but getting to see the lovely Michelle Pfieffer in anything these days is a treat, in and of itself. With abilities like that, or with the quantum particles he harvested and, maybe, can continue to harvest , there's a whole new list of potential failsafes against the Infinity Stones. Like how they tied what's going on in this movie with what's going on in the rest of the Marvel extended universe.

I watched the first Ant Man movie a few days before this one and I thought the first one was a lot better. The second post-credits scene takes place immediately after the first. I'd like to know how they made Michael Douglas look, sound, and act like he did when he was decades younger. It's very tongue in cheek and doesn't take itself too seriously.

Ant Man and the Wasp 2018

It's already made a lot of money at the box office if not quite as much as. If you've still yet to see it--or you just did--and are wondering if it has any post-credits scenes to stick around for you, you're in luck. The real question on everybody's mind has been whether the connect with Avengers: Infinity War or 2019's Avengers 4. Warning: Spoilers ahead for Ant-Man and the Wasp. In the first scene we get a look at what Scott, Hope, Hank, and Jan have been up to in the time immediately after Jan's return. They've taken antman and wasp lab-sized bridge to the Quantum Realm and either totally rebuilt it or just conveniently shrunk it down with Pym Particles to fit in the back of a van, and now, Scott's about to make the jump. It's worth noting that with this new, smaller bridge, Scott isn't using the submarine like vehicle that Hank used when he went to pull Antman and wasp out. He's just going in with the Ant-Man suit and a plucky attitude. That matters because just seconds after Scott successfully makes the jump, he suddenly finds himself out of communication with the team back in the normal sized universe operating the device's control panel. Unsurprisingly, we learn that all three of them antman and wasp dissolved into dust care of Thanos's Infinity War finger snap, right at the most inopportune time, leaving Scott presumably stranded in the Quantum Realm with no way to get out, no way to communicate with the outside world, and no one alive with the knowledge that he's even there at all. It's a pretty bleak fate, given how obscure the Quantum Realm is to begin with, and with Hank, Jan, and Hope gone, the list of people smart enough to engineer a way to reach him--or even aware that the Quantum Realm exists--shrinks pretty dramatically. The second post-credits scene takes place immediately after the first. There's basically an endless list of possibilities revolving around the Quantum Realm. Obviously, part of Avengers 4 is going to have to deal with Scott either getting out of or going further into the Quantum Realm. We learned in this movie that quantum particles can literally affect the nature of reality and can cause or, significantly, reverse the phasing of matter between parallel universes. We also learned that spending enough time in the Quantum Realm alters one physiology and can imbue a person with the ability to control--or at least manipulate--quantum particles in people's bodies. Granted, it's pretty unlikely that Scott is going to stay trapped in the Quantum Realm for as long as Jan was, but we shouldn't rule out the possibility that he's going to come out the other side displaying similar energy manipulation abilities, at least temporarily. With abilities like that, or with the quantum particles he harvested and, maybe, can continue to harvestthere's a whole new list of potential failsafes against the Infinity Stones. It's probable--maybe even likely--that when the Stones destroy matter, they're not actually vaporizing it, but instead forcing it to phase out of our reality into another--maybe even into a place that is touching or related to the Quantum Realm. Failing that, it's certainly more than possible that the quantum particles are a way in which the Stones can be reliably counteracted; even if people were literally reduced to dust, if quantum particles can alter the fabric of reality, what's to say they couldn't reach into an alternate universe and pull a new version of a vaporized person back into our dimension. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's and enter It's also worth considering that the Quantum Realm may have literally been out of reach of Thanos's snap all together, and thus, in one way or another, immune to the Infinity Stones' powers. Of course, there's the chance that Scott just got lucky enough to not be one of the people randomly chosen, but he's atypical for the surviving group in that he wasn't one of the original Avengers, which is one of the antman and wasp commonalities between nearly all of the remaining heroes post-Infinity War. If the Quantum Realm is somehow safe from the Stones abilities, it may come into play in a totally different way come Avengers 4 antman and wasp year. Looking for more on Avengers 4 and Ant-Man and the Wasp. Read our fulllearn why it was released after Infinity Wardiscover theand check out so far.

I'd like to know how they made Michael Douglas look, sound, and act like he did when he was decades younger. Approached by Hope van Dyne and Dr. They've taken their lab-sized bridge to the Quantum Realm and either totally rebuilt it or just conveniently shrunk it down with Pym Particles to fit in the back of a van, and now, Scott's about to make the jump. Scott Lang is grappling with the consequences of his choices as both a superhero and a father. Warning: Spoilers ahead for Ant-Man and the Wasp. The action scenes, especially the chases through the streets of San Francisco, are a true highlight as the laws so physics are thrown out the window while speeding vehicles go from normal size to matchbox and back again. Of course, there's the chance that Scott just got lucky enough to not be one of the people randomly chosen, but he's atypical for the surviving group in that he wasn't one of the original Avengers, which is one of the major commonalities between nearly all of the remaining heroes post-Infinity War. And that is saying something. Old pro Michael Douglas returns as Hank Pym, one of the essential characters of the Marvel Universe and in The Avengers history. That matters because just seconds after Scott successfully makes the jump, he suddenly finds himself out of communication with the team back in the normal sized universe operating the device's control panel. There's basically an endless list of possibilities revolving around the Quantum Realm.