Leaked Ant Man test footage

[Hector]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-pFrplmexo

Looks pretty darn awesome!

[Gadgeteer]

Fun stuff, hope the movie works out, I think Paul Rudd is a great actor.

[johnmiic]

Clearly Edgar Wright was the man to do this film and Marvel will regret his walking away from it. This looks like he had a clear idea of how the character works and what his powers enable him to do. That was a pretty exciting clip:

Looks pretty darn awesome!

[PNGwynne]

Great stuff, I'm looking forward to seeing this. It's very Atom-ic, too.

Every so often in these sort of films,--the plane rescue in "Superman Returns," Quicksilver in XM: DFP, this clip--I get a frisson of real comic-book excitement: "They nailed it."

[cockyhoskins]

I read this on another site. This fella has some good ideas, including thoughts on the Ant Man movie.

Ultron Unlimited featured Ultron murdering a country. That gets adapted for Avengers 2, causing his creator, Tony Stark, to create the superhuman registration act out of guilt. Captain America 3 and Avengers 3 are basically a 2 part Civil War movie. Chris Evans has two movies left on his contract, he dies at the end of Avengers 3, leading into Bucky (who has 7 movies left on his deal) taking over. Thor is not part of Civil War because of his own story right before it called Ragnarok. That's Thor 3.

OK. So Spider-Man is an integral piece of CW. Marvel is trying to borrow him for this purpose, knowing they have a good chance because of the poor reception of ASM 2. Now...Marvel are being some real *****es about the FF. Canceling their comic and everything. Do they think they can borrow Reed Richards too if the Fox movie fails? Reed is the 2nd of 3 ringleaders of the SRA.

And the 3rd? Henry Pym. As it stands, Ant Man is the only film standing between Avengers 2 and Cap 3. We all wondered why Edgar Wright would ditch the movie after all the time he spent on it. This is why. Marvel demanded he rewrite the script to set up Civil War!

[johnmiic]

We don't need a Civil War multi-part story/film arc. What would be the purpose of that? I think it's only a notch above a Secret Wars adaptation. Worthless. It would only put big $$$ into the pockets of the writers/artists who are more recent rather than put it in the pockets of the Kirby estate and older writers/artists if we adapted classic stories?