Giovedì sera la Marvel ha tenuto la prima anteprima stampa di Ant-Man e subito su twitter ecco arrivare i primi commenti. In generale sono tutti dell’idea che sia un buon film ma nulla di eccelso.
Vengono inoltre confermate due scene dopo i titoli di coda, una metà ed una alla fine e viene anche confermato il primi vero riferimento a Spider-Man. Ecco tutti i twitt qui sotto:
https://twitter.com/jtyboone/status/614308951585259520
If I'm not mistaken, #AntMan contains the first reference to #SpiderMan in the MCU.
— John Boone (@jtyboone) June 26, 2015
https://twitter.com/RothCornet/status/614314945082056704
#ANTMAN is both fun and funny, and just a damn good time. As much as I love #PaulRudd, I have to say .@realmichaelpena steals the show.
— Christina Radish (@ChristinaRadish) June 26, 2015
ANT-MAN is a TON of fun! It's Marvel's version of Ocean's 11. Great cast, slick score and two wonderful post-credits scenes #StayTillTheEnd
— Brian Gallagher (@GallagherMW) June 26, 2015
You don't need to have seen all the Marvel movies or read the comics for Ant-Man to be amazing! Perfect for hooking a new Marvel fan!
— Lauren (@MidgetMomma1200) June 26, 2015
Two Ant-Man credits scenes, each better than the last.
— Germain Lussier (@GermainLussier) June 26, 2015
Ant-Man is more methodical than most Marvel movies but it’s hilarious & a totally great ride. So many fun MCU links too. Another winner.
— Germain Lussier (@GermainLussier) June 26, 2015
A woman who watched Ant Man behind me made no noise during the whole screening, but almost exploded when the post-credit scene came on.
— Todd Gilchrist (@mtgilchrist) June 26, 2015
ANT-MAN is good. Not a disaster like some expected but also not a homerun. Has a *must see* after the end credits scene.
— Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) June 26, 2015
It takes ANT-MAN a moment to get cranked up, but once it does, it’s sensational. My favorite third-act of any Marvel movie.
— Jeremy Smith (@mrbeaks) June 26, 2015
Sadly ‘Ant-Man’ falls flat in almost every way. Doesn’t seem like it’s sure of what it wants to be. Not so much bad as it is blah.
— Mike Sampson (@mjsamps) June 26, 2015