[ SECRET POST #3157 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3157 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 2 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I still don't want to see Ant-Man because of what it stands for and it honestly doesn't look that great...but that's good to hear I guess.
As a kid(and a little bit now too I guess) I've been pretty insecure when comes to my eyes.
Everyone in the movies and comicbooks always had blue or green eyes and they always looked so pretty. All the books I read growing up glorified blue or green eyes as well, and I always felt super jealous and wanted a pair of green or blue eyes as my own. It didn't help that I was born a redhead, where being born with brown eyes is actually supposed to be pretty rarer than average. So I felt like on top of that, I got double screwed over. :/
Oh well, c'est le vie.

[(Anonymous)]

What does it stand for?

[(Anonymous)]

I'll probably get accused of being an evil tumblr SJW for this...

But I don't like how it represents marvel's unwillingness to make more movies about female or poc superheros. (And yes I know, Black Panter and Captain Marvel are confirmed, but those aren't coming out for 3-4 years.) I'm sorry but there are way more interesting and dynamic superheros you could make a movie about than Antman. It just seems lazy.
But I don't think I would have nearly that much of a problem with it though, if Wasp was at least in it.
But nope! Let's just kill her off screen because haha fuck you Wasp fans. And then at the very end of the movie, let's show you a five second clip of her cool costume just to rub it in even further of what a great opportunity we missed.
I'm sure the acting is great and I'm sure everyone worked hard on it, but for mostly personal reasons, I think the movie is stupid and I won't spend money to see it.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

[(Anonymous)]

At the end they showed that her daughter would become the new wasp...

[(Anonymous)]

That's a lot of specific hate for something you haven't seen.

[(Anonymous)]

That's the internet for you.

[(Anonymous)]

having seen it, the writing is lazy as fuck, ESPECIALLY in regard to why this random white felon has to be the new superhero instead of the girl

(spoilers it's because the old white guy is an asshole, and that's literally the only reason, even in universe)

not really stupider than other marvel movies, but way, way less charm that might have made it go down easier, the villain is utterly generic, the CGI is distractingly bad in some places

just

uhg

[dantesspirit]

There was actually about a 2-3 minute part with the original Wasp in it and it explained as well as showed how exactly she 'died'*, on screen, so she didn't die offscreen at all.

But I do get where you're coming from and agree, there needs to be more female superhero movies.

















*spoiler- she may actually not be dead after all, just lost.