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ANT-MAN AND THE WASP

thread in the Earth-bound tapestry of the Marvel Cinematic Universe owes much to the presence of star/co-writer Paul Rudd, whose comedic charms and dramatic sensibilities embiggen an otherwise diminutive hero. Two years after the, when ex-con Scott Lang (Rudd) illegally fought as Ant-Man, he’s nearing the completion of his house arrest and ready to get his life back on track. But as the only person to ever visit the sub-microscopic quantum realm and return safely, he is uniquely qualified to help genius inventor Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and his tough-as-nails daughter Hope (Evangeline Lilly). After a series of bizarre visions, Scott is drafted into a risky plan that might offer the only chance of rescuing a long-lost member of the family.

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