Marvel boss Kevin Feige has confirmed a fan theory regarding the Wasp to be true. At the end of the movie, Scott shrinks down to ant size in order to sabotage Yellow Jacket’s suit. In the blink of an eye, Wasp’s silhouette appears.

Feige has confirmed that what we saw is the original Wasp Janet Van Dyne, played by Michelle Pfeiffer.

“In the first film it was, we got a glimpse of it for people who like to go through frame-by-frame, there was a little silhouette of Janet as the Wasp in there, which is a big story element in this movie,” he told ScreenRant.

Other news also seems to suggest that Ant-Man and the Wasp could be a stepping stone in the way of The Young Avengers.

“Well, sure… so where and when we would see the evolution of that, I don’t know,” Feige said in response to the idea.

“And certainly – taking our cue from the comics as we always do – that’s why we wanted Cassie, a very young Cassie in this movie, to be inspired by her father. Just planting seeds.”

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Peyton Reed directed the sequel to his 2015 film Ant-Man, which starred Paul Rudd as Scott Lang and Michael Douglas as former SHIELD inventor Hank Pym alongside his daughter Hope, played by Evangeline Lily. The film had a $142 million budget but went on to gross $519.3 million.

In the upcoming feature, Ant-Man teams up with Hope’s secret identity, the Wasp. She can also shrink down to insect size but might actually be slightly cooler, because she can fly. In the trailer, when Ant-Man gives her orders to stay low in combat, she retorts:

“I have wings. Why would I stay low?”

The trailer also shows more of Ant-Man. Scott boasts that he doesn’t just shrink, but once grew up to 65 ft. It consequently looks as if the sequel will be bigger than the debut in more ways than one.

The general vibe from the trailer is that the movie will have a lighter comedic tone, which will be refreshing after the intensity of Avengers: Infinity War. It does not look like it will be as bombastic as Deadpool though and seems to have something of a more serious plot going on, although it is not entirely clear what that will be yet.

The movie comes out on July 6th.

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Marvel boss Kevin Feige has confirmed a fan theory regarding the Wasp to be true. At the end of the movie, Scott shrinks down to ant size in order to sabotage Yellow Jacket’s suit. In the blink of an eye, Wasp’s silhouette appears.

Feige has confirmed that what we saw is the original Wasp Janet Van Dyne, played by Michelle Pfeiffer.

“In the first film it was, we got a glimpse of it for people who like to go through frame-by-frame, there was a little silhouette of Janet as the Wasp in there, which is a big story element in this movie,” he told ScreenRant.

Other news also seems to suggest that Ant-Man and the Wasp could be a stepping stone in the way of The Young Avengers.

“Well, sure… so where and when we would see the evolution of that, I don’t know,” Feige said in response to the idea.

“And certainly – taking our cue from the comics as we always do – that’s why we wanted Cassie, a very young Cassie in this movie, to be inspired by her father. Just planting seeds.”

The post Marvel Boss Confirms “Ant-Man” Fan Theory appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Peyton Reed directed the sequel to his 2015 film Ant-Man, which starred Paul Rudd as Scott Lang and Michael Douglas as former SHIELD inventor Hank Pym alongside his daughter Hope, played by Evangeline Lily. The film had a $142 million budget but went on to gross $519.3 million.

In the upcoming feature, Ant-Man teams up with Hope’s secret identity, the Wasp. She can also shrink down to insect size but might actually be slightly cooler, because she can fly. In the trailer, when Ant-Man gives her orders to stay low in combat, she retorts:

“I have wings. Why would I stay low?”

The trailer also shows more of Ant-Man. Scott boasts that he doesn’t just shrink, but once grew up to 65 ft. It consequently looks as if the sequel will be bigger than the debut in more ways than one.

The general vibe from the trailer is that the movie will have a lighter comedic tone, which will be refreshing after the intensity of Avengers: Infinity War. It does not look like it will be as bombastic as Deadpool though and seems to have something of a more serious plot going on, although it is not entirely clear what that will be yet.

The movie comes out on July 6th.

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