I don't think I've ever watched a horror film and actually almost shed a tear because I was so terrified. I wanted this to end. In fact I actually hated I went to watch this. Diverging a bit for comparison - the recent sci-fi horror Annihilation had two scenes (1. the bear scene 2. The humanoid/alien scene) which I would say were so utterly terrifying I wanted to walk out from the level of discomfort and terror I felt. Annihilation…

The theater was so diverse for this movie, I can't remember the last movie I saw where the theater wasn't one predominate race or specific age group. There were kids, adults, men, women, and so many different ethnicities and so on. To me as an aspiring filmmaker that's beautiful to draw in so many different types of people. It's becoming more and more evident that the call for diversity in western cinema is extremely persistent amongst cinemagoers, and although this…

After the emotional devastation of Infinity War this is exactly what I needed. It felt so rewarding to see Marvel fans smiling so hard and laughing out loud during a Marvel movie as opposed to seeing the faces of completely defeated theatergoers. The relationship between Hope and Scott alone should charm audiences, I loved this duo and every scene they had. Ant Man and The Wasp offers just the right amount of everything. Never going too big and never going…