Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania first reactions make bold claim about Kang

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Miracleis the first release since Black Panther: Wakanda Forever was screened in the US on Monday (6 February), and while reviews will be restricted until 14 February, social media reactions are being allowed.

Unsurprisingly, many fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (mcu) has praised the sequel, which is a follow-up to ant Man (2015) and ant-man and the wasp (2018).

But there are some who are saying that the film is not a knockout as others are claiming, citing pacing issues in the first half.

Although it is agreed that Jonathan Major The film’s villain deserves praise as Kang.

Majors made his debut as the character in the Loki TV series, but the new film marks Kang’s first big screen appearance since it was announced he will face off against the Avengers in a future film titled avengers: kong dynastyWhich will be released in 2025.

indeed, those who have seen Quantity Bold is claiming that Kang is scarier than former Avengers villain Thanos (Josh Brolin).

“Jonathan Majors effortlessly conquers every second of screen-time,” wrote @DempseyPillot along with @noradominick, “He’s compelling, cool and already delivering a top-notch performance.” I love the complexity she brings to Kang with literally one look. The MCU really wins with this casting.

@Mar_Tesseract said that Kang is “certainly a scarier threat than Thanos” and that in addition, he “has all the makings of an iconic cinematic villain”.

There is also agreement that the film is the “weirdest” entry of the MCU yet, thanks to the visuals and characters, including MODOK, who has long been considered one of the strangest. The most difficult Marvel characters to translate on screen,

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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Douglas, Michelle Pfeiffer and Kathryn Newton also star. It will release on 17 February.