Ant-Man Story

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WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!

I watched Ant-Man with my dad on Christmas. I truly and honestly enjoyed all of it. It was not at all the way I had expected would be. It was unlike the serious mood of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. It was actually full of humor. Ant-Man was about transformation of a man named Scott. He had just gotten out of jail. He was an electrical engineer, and he was also a thief. He, along with his comical men, were going to rob the house of someone named named Dr. Pym. They broke through it and found a suit. Disappointed, they went back to their apartment building. Little did they know that Dr. Pym let them take the suit. Scott put the suit on in the bathroom, and found that it could make him extremely small, the size of an ant. However, the situation really escalated for him when his friend decided to take a shower at the same time. Things look and sound very different when you are an ant. Scared, he decided to return the suit to Dr. Pym's house. Unfortunately, the police caught him after he returned what he stole, and he went back to jail. Thankfully, Dr. Pym got Scott out of jail. It was then that Scott realized that Dr. Pym let him take the suit. He also found out that he was a founder of a huge company, but was voted out of it. After training with Dr. Pym and his daughter Hope, he learned how to use his powers wisely, and also how to collaborate with his fellow ant friends. Then, Dr. Pym started to send him on missions. Towards the end of the movie, Ant-Man got into a fight with yellow-jacket, controlled by Dr. Pym's rival, Derek. In order to save his daughter from yellow-jacket, Ant-man went sub-atomic, where all concepts of time and space were lost. Providentially, Scott found a way to return to his world. Ant-man was an awesome movie. I enjoyed it.

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