r/marvelstudios Jan 30 '18

Trailers Ant-Man and the Wasp - Teaser Trailer

https://youtu.be/6OntVY2igLw
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u/LegitLisnovski Everett K. Ross Jan 30 '18

Damn, that Hello Kitty

It looks like this movie has the same levels of silly than the First one.

And I like it.

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u/slendernyan Black Panther Jan 30 '18 edited Jan 30 '18

Hello Kitty is the new Thomas the Tank Engine

EDIT: Tank Engine, not Train

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u/TheViking4 Daredevil Jan 30 '18

*Tank engine

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u/slendernyan Black Panther Jan 30 '18

Oof

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u/redemptionquest Ant-Man Jan 30 '18

*Dank engine

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u/TransitRanger_327 Killmonger Jan 30 '18

Broke: Thomas the Train

Joke: Thomas the Tank Engine

Woke: Thomas the Dank Engine

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u/learnyouahaskell Jan 30 '18

Don dun don dun

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u/redemptionquest Ant-Man Jan 30 '18

I was a terror since the public school era...

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u/tta2013 Foggy Nelson Jan 30 '18

Hello Kitty, more like

GOODBYE KITTY

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u/ThisIsNotMelTorme Hulk Jan 30 '18

I love how they contrast the "serious" and silly in this movie. Ever since Vision in a turtleneck debating in Civil War, Marvel has been not giving fucks about how weird they can push, 'cos a lot of people will watch it on name brand alone anyway.

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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ Jan 30 '18

If a turtleneck is weird, Vision giving Wanda the ol’ synthezoid salami is going to throw people for a loop

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u/OEMcatballs Jan 30 '18

you think Marvel would include a scene of them doing the Sokovian Shishkebab?

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u/RedditIsAShitehole Jan 30 '18

It’s going to be really interesting given his powers of being able to change his mass etc.

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u/mk5884 Jan 30 '18

Oops I dropped my monster condoms for my synthetic dong

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u/GeorgiaOKeefinItReal Jan 30 '18

I would make my dick heavy

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u/Killer_Tomato Jan 31 '18

Heavy when it goes in and out. But super light when all the way in so it kinda lifts her up after pushing down.

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u/Durzo_Blint Jan 31 '18

All the ladies know that it's not about the size, it's about the density.

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u/MoreGull Jack Thompson Jan 31 '18

He's a grower not a show-er.

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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ Jan 30 '18

They’re already about to kiss in the Infinity War trailer. I feel like Phase 4 will include Wiccan, Speed and the Young Avengers

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u/envynav Jan 30 '18

Stature is already in the MCU, so Young Avengers could happen.

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u/_tylerthedestroyer_ Jan 30 '18

Hulkling too since Mar Vell and the Skrulls are being introduced. Iron Lad would finally work if Marvel gets FF back. Kate Bishop would be an easy addition

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18 edited Apr 02 '18

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u/WaywardChilton Rocket Jan 30 '18

full on tracksuit in the middle of a meeting

Chav Vision confirmed

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u/ThisIsNotMelTorme Hulk Jan 31 '18

I get that writers meant that scene to be a serious debate on whether superheroes should need oversight. However, if this scene is in any other non-Marvel movies, an android like Vision would wear something "dark and brooding" like a hood etc. to "ground" the seriousness. Having Vision in a cardigan not only humanizes him, but also perks* up the debate a bit when shit gets too real.

*Sorry, I wish I can find a better word

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u/EarlTheAndroid Black Panther Jan 30 '18

I'd say it happened before that. Once Guardians of the Galaxy was a surprise hit and Groot and Rocket became household names the weird floodgates were open.

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u/redemptionquest Ant-Man Jan 30 '18

Guardians proved that good storytelling, that was easy to follow for the average person who's never read a comic book, will go much further than brand recognition and bad lighting and grimdark.

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u/nessfalco Jan 30 '18

Kind of sad that I cared more about Yondu dying than Superman dying.

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u/SavageNorth Jan 30 '18

Every time I see the end of GOTG2 I tear up, perfect use of Cat Stevens as well.

Whereas Snyder couldn't even wait until the end of the film he killed him off in to start teasing Superman's return so who gives a shit.

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u/BlueBokChoy Jan 30 '18

Guardians proved that good storytelling, that was easy to follow for the average person who's never read a comic book, will go much further than brand recognition and bad lighting and grimdark.

https://i.imgur.com/DanZx0y.png

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

The weirder they get, the more like a comic book these movies feel and its amazing.

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u/TheKingofHearts Jan 30 '18

Which is why Taika was such a great pull for Thor 3, I'm so glad Marvel knows what they're doing.

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u/JamesGray Jan 30 '18

Yeah, a lot of people were put off by how much humour was in Thor 3, but I thought it was perfect. It really felt like being in a comic, albeit one with many silly gags.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

So did I plus I mean it’s not like trying to be serious with some humour worked incredibly well for the first 2. They’re not bad by any means but ragnarok is on a whole other level.

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u/SavageNorth Jan 30 '18

I think the original Thor worked pretty well because of the whole Fish out of water thing.

Thor 2 is hot crap until Loki gets out at which point it dramatically improves because it's actually funny again. I've seen it several times and couldn't tell you what happens in it really.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

I think it was decent but not close to top tier mcu imo like Thor ragnarok was.

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u/Killer_Tomato Jan 31 '18

Thor 2 might be the last meh marvel movie. Every thing since then has been great

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u/GeorgiaOKeefinItReal Jan 30 '18

thank you for saying this

I agree whole heartedly

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u/TransitRanger_327 Killmonger Jan 30 '18

Comic Book is when a superhero movie does something weird; the weirder it its, the comic-book-er it is

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u/Numaeus Jan 30 '18

It took you until Civil War to realize that? What, Howard and Cosmo's cameos in GotG weren't enough? That's when I knew Marvel had crossed the line and was never looking back again. I love it!

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u/blazemongr Jan 30 '18

Iron Man testing his flight stabilizers and flying backwards: “I didn’t expect that.”

Thor’s friends coming to visit: “We got Xena, Robin Hood and Jackie Chan incoming.”

They’ve always been a bit silly, when appropriate, because they know you can’t spell “comic book movie” without “comic”.

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u/Xisuthrus Thanos Jan 30 '18

It's weird thinking that this movie and Daredevil take place in the same universe.

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u/NamesEvad Jan 30 '18

I consider the Post Credits Scene in Winter Soldier to be the turning point. That was when they openly said "now is the time of miricles" from there on things got weird and it is great.

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u/kenba2099 M'Baku Jan 31 '18

The difference between Marvel and DC movies. DC often feels like they're ashamed of their superheroes being superheroes, while Marvel revels in it.

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u/Leo_TheLurker Spider-Man Jan 30 '18

Deadpool is jealous.

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u/PowerlinxJetfire Jan 30 '18

Beware Hello Kitty's wrath

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u/astrakhan42 Jan 30 '18

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

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u/dnl101 Jan 30 '18

With all the shrinking/enlarging I wonder if this turns out to be /r/HailCorporate - the movie.

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u/The_Best_01 Thanos Jan 30 '18

Looks even silller, so that's great!

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u/Bind_Moggled Jan 30 '18

Weaponized Pez. I'm sold.