Multiple outlets report that Jeff Lovenes is officially on board to pen Ant-Man 3. He’ll be joined by returning director Peyton Reed who helmed 2015’s Ant-Man and 2018’s Ant-Man and the Wasp. Franchise stars Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly also are expected to return.

It is still unknown when the film will go into production and the studio has yet to announce an official release date. It’s fair to assumer, however, that Marvel won’t be announcing any dates soon, as the MCU is currently busy reshuffling its release date schedule due to the Coronavirus. 

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Paul Rudd and Jimmy Fallon got musical on Thursday night’s The Tonight Show, and walked down memory lane all the way to 1985. 

The Ant-Man star and late-night host recreated Dead or Alive’s “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record),” and we have to say that its their best musical creation yet. he pair have teamed up before replicating Styx’s “Too Much Time On My Hands” and Go West’s “King of Wishful Thinking.”

The iconic music video for the hit song, which reached No. 11 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1985, was directed by Vaughan Arnell and Anthea Benton. It paid homage to the Hindu God Vishnu, but was definitely re-imagined to suit the times with a disco ball and gold flags and of courser Pete Burns’ eye patch.

“[It was] very disturbing. I didn’t realize he’s hard to sing, Pete Burns … He’s got such a strange vibrato,” Rudd said and Fallon added that the process of filming was actually quite “disturbing.” 

Check it out below!

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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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Multiple outlets report that Jeff Lovenes is officially on board to pen Ant-Man 3. He’ll be joined by returning director Peyton Reed who helmed 2015’s Ant-Man and 2018’s Ant-Man and the Wasp. Franchise stars Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly also are expected to return.

It is still unknown when the film will go into production and the studio has yet to announce an official release date. It’s fair to assumer, however, that Marvel won’t be announcing any dates soon, as the MCU is currently busy reshuffling its release date schedule due to the Coronavirus. 

The post Jeff Loveness To Pen “Ant-Man” Sequel appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Paul Rudd and Jimmy Fallon got musical on Thursday night’s The Tonight Show, and walked down memory lane all the way to 1985. 

The Ant-Man star and late-night host recreated Dead or Alive’s “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record),” and we have to say that its their best musical creation yet. he pair have teamed up before replicating Styx’s “Too Much Time On My Hands” and Go West’s “King of Wishful Thinking.”

The iconic music video for the hit song, which reached No. 11 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1985, was directed by Vaughan Arnell and Anthea Benton. It paid homage to the Hindu God Vishnu, but was definitely re-imagined to suit the times with a disco ball and gold flags and of courser Pete Burns’ eye patch.

“[It was] very disturbing. I didn’t realize he’s hard to sing, Pete Burns … He’s got such a strange vibrato,” Rudd said and Fallon added that the process of filming was actually quite “disturbing.” 

Check it out below!

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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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