There are well -known avengers - guys like Thor and Captain America. Then there are the less obvious. We're talking about the guys on the periphery. Sometimes they are less important. At other times, they are literally too small to see them. They are those who spend time outside the radar (because they are in house arrest). They often mistaken in restaurants for Spider-Man. In the complex word, they are ants.

Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) is an unwanted hero of Marvel's film universe. In his own franchise, the reformed convicted cheerfully does the right thing. He also plays a key role in the larger timetable "Avengers" and is passionate team captain America. But what are Lang's best and worst moments in MCU? Let's rank the Ant-Hoelk films from the worst to first. Hise we include his performances in other full-length films, in addition to his recordings of the same name-but not multi-market shows like "What if ...?"

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The third film in the franchise Ant-Man is a fun, colorful dream of fever that brings its audience on a journey packaged throughout the quantum area. Nice, the whole thing is an ordinary attempt for CGI to express a bunch of concepts for theoretical physics, with a bunch of superhero -dumped things.

Despite the fragile nature of some visual and overall flow of the story, the film moves the story of Scott Lang forward. It also successfully unpacks the Etnet van Dean's backstew (Michelle Ffsifer) and sets Kassi Lang (Catherine Tonutn) as a growth.

The problem here? There are too many weak places. The story does not go well (again, not the time, we get it, but it does not help the fact that it is difficult to follow). Tight (Evangeline Lily) is forgotten until it is convenient for the story. Hank Pim (Michael Douglas) is reduced to a side show that extends pizza. Michael Peña's Lewis is nowhere. Returning Daren Cross (Corey Chair) as MODOD is disturbing at best. The final straw that breaks the camel's back, yet? Kang the conqueror is bad. At first, this was wonderful. But when Athonnan Miors came out of the franchise for goodHe turned the greater context of the character into the movie "Ant-man" into a great one (or we have to say objectively minuster). Add it all, and this comes in dead last.

Counting backwards, our next best look of ants comes in the second film in his franchise. Again, the criticism here is less "bad" and more "average". "Ant-Hoen and wasps" is a beautiful one-time film collected with Lang under house arrest after Captain America: Civil War. (More about that movie for a minute.)

Unlike "Quantumania", this film is very earthed in San Francisco. Except for some hints of the quantum area, the film is lowered to the ground and focuses on the sympathetic and tragic cases of spirit (Hannah Johnon-Kamen) and Etnet Van Dine. The first suffers from an uncontrolled phase as a result of molecular imbalance (ask Dr. Bill Foster of Lawrence Fishburn - it is too complicated to explain here). And Etennet? It is in the quantum area.

Overall, the sequel plot is fun, but it just doesn't hit home the same way as other performances on the movie Ant-Jovec. This is especially true given the fact that this is a sandwich between "Avengers: Infinite War" and "Avengers: Endgame" in The larger, extremely complicated MCU time schedule. In context and perspective, the stakes only feel small here. The only real factor of redemption is the scene of the final loans where Scott is stuck in the quantum area during the temporary Tanos, placing the scene for his side in "Endgame". "Naf said.

"Captain America: Civil War" is a technical third film in the Franchise Cap. In reality, it is "Avengers: 2.5". The film, which comes between "Avengers: Ultron's Age" and "Avengers: Infinite War", has most of the team of avengers facing each other. It also appears in new heroes, including Spiderman, Black Panther and abstained former San Fran with a suit that can be re -examined by Scott Lang.

Lang doesn't get much time for a short time in this, but he made the most of what he gets. When he appeared at Leipzig-Halle Airport and joins Cap and Company to take over Team Iron Man, Lang has several key moments. He enters Tony Stark's armor (Robert Downey Runior) and causes mutilation. He also shows the giant man for the first time, and even snaps in half at one point. Around the role of Ant-Man here is all the fun. It is simply not important enough or important enough to get a higher than the midpoint of the list.

There are larger movies on MCU, and then there are independent records. The latter can be difficult to rank high on the list like this, especially if it is a story of origin. You still don't know the character, and even the actors still feel comfortable. The origin can also be slow and can require a lot of exhibition.

Despite the tough battle to be an isolated franchise and a story of origin, Ant-man manages to hit from the park. The movie is just fun. Paul Rudd's charisma is in full show because we find out about Scott Lang's past and we see him entering the web site and subversion of Hank Pim. The role of Darren Cross as a yellowjacket is also a perfect size for origin. He is not too big or too bad to distract from the focus of Ant-Man's early story. And yet, it is important enough to return as Moddy later (even if that waiting does not pay).

The film also provides a digestible explanation for the scientific discoveries of PIM with six legs and feels like a very complete story. 10 out of 10 for execution, acting and all around the heart. Its only real diving is the fact that it really is not a factor in the larger universe. Of course, the duels of Ant-Man Sokol in the Avengers compound, and one of the scenes of the final loans is fully reserved for "Captain America: Civil War", but on the whole, the film is too focused on having more than isolated-which leads us to our top selection.

"Avengers: Endgame" may not be for Ant-MAN, but seriously, is there a better walk for Scott Lang all over MCC? The man reappears five years after temporarily, entering a world where he misses his daughter and also know, the apocalypse.

The reason this hit at home better than Ant-Man's involvement in Captain America: Civil War is that it is not just a man to get involved in a larger story of avengers; His technology is instrumental in starting a comeback of the group against Thanos. Until Lang appears in the Avengers facility with a quantum van in tightening that things are starting to move and plans fall in place.

Therefore, Scott remains strongly involved in time. He headed to 2012 in Newouper, where he gives an alternative form of Tony Stark Heart Coke by messing with his nail polish reactor. Then it helps to restore the skeptic with the stone of the mind back to the current Avengers headquarters. Therefore, he joins the last battle against Thanos. Again, this is not a pure film "Ant-man", but it has the heart and talent of Scott Lang on a full view, and that is his hands to his top MCC exit to this day.