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I think that’s where Paul Rudd shines, because you absolutely buy Paul as a hero in the movie but he responds to these absurdities in the same way that you or I would. He shrinks and controls ants, and you have to acknowledge that, but you also have to invest in it. There’s an absurdity to Ant-Man’s powers. It was something that was inherent in the movie from the beginning. How did you approach striking that balance between comedy and high-stakes action in those fight scenes? The great joys of the third-act battle in this movie between Yellowjacket and Ant-Man taking place in a little girl’s bedroom-that, to me, was fun. Also, these movies have gotten bigger and bigger and louder and louder, and this movie was a chance to do the inverse-we went smaller. I loved the idea that he was a pretty normal guy who gets sucked into this Marvel world. Obviously it’s not as easy as he thought in the real world, temptation calls and he succumbs to that temptation-he does this heist and finds himself in possession of this suit. Structurally, you’re just with this guy at the beginning of the movie. And that immediately felt like a different dynamic for a Marvel movie. But his main goal in the movie is to be a better father to his daughter, to earn his way into her life. Obviously at the beginning of the movie we see him come out of prison. What do you think will appeal to people about Ant-Man in 2015? That whole Janet van Dyne/Hank Pym relationship in the comics-it was great to see them fighting as a superhero team, but also the romantic component of that was always great.
They really leaned into that in the writing, which was great, but then they also turned around and he was maybe the only, not the only but maybe the predominant hero in the Avengers that had a girlfriend, the Wasp. I also loved that in the comics he was a founding member of the Avengers, and there was this inadequacy that he felt, because he’s fighting alongside Thor and the Hulk and Iron Man, and these are gigantic powerful heroes, and here he is, this tiny guy. I just loved in the comics when he would go in ant tunnels it was such a science fiction concept. Is any sane audience member is gonna say, “How is that gonna come in handy?” We really show the audience in a big way what you could do. I loved shrinking, and I also loved how weird the idea of controlling ants was-which, by the way, was one of the biggest challenges of the movie. I suppose there’s a correlation with how kids play: you’re always down on the floor, on the carpet, playing with whatever toys you’re playing with, imagining those really tiny things are much larger worlds. What was the appeal?Īs a kid, I loved the powers. We offer a Price Match Guarantee, and QuickQuote form, to make purchasing quick and easy.I read that you especially liked Ant-Man. Unlike Amazon and other retailers who may also offer DK Super Readers Level 3 Marvel Ant-Man and The Wasp Save the Day! books on their website, we specialize in large quantities and provide personal service, from trusted, experienced, friendly people in Portland, Oregon.
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All standard bulk book orders ship FREE in the continental USA and delivered in 4-10 business days. This book title, DK Super Readers Level 3 Marvel Ant-Man and The Wasp Save the Day!, ISBN: 9780744079876, by Julia March, published by DK (February 21, 2023) is available in paperback. Exciting images, simple vocabulary, and a fun quiz will engage young Super Hero fans and help them build confidence in reading.
Step into this amazing world in this thrilling Level 3 DK Reader. Learn to read and join in the action as this tiny but unstoppable team takes on their enemies and saves the world! Meet Scott Lang and Janet Van Dyne who team up to form the pocket-sized Avengers: Ant-Man and The Wasp!
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Combining DK's four-level reading program with the ever-popular Marvel comics, this book will help kids learn how to read-and learn to love readingīeing small doesn’t mean you can’t make a mighty difference
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