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Scott Lang is grappling with the consequences of his choices as both a superhero and a father. Approached by Hope van Dyne and Dr. Hank Pym, Lang must once again don the Ant-Man suit and fight alongside the Wasp. The urgent mission soon leads to secret revelations from the past as the dynamic duo fi nds itself in an epic battle against a powerful new enemy.-WWW Director :   Peyton Reed Based on :   > Ant-Man; by: Stan Lee; Larry Lieber; Jack Kirby; Music composed by :   Christophe Beck Writers:  Chris McKenna,  Erik Sommers,  Paul Rudd, Andrew Barrer, and  Gabriel Ferrari The first time I watched this doesn't count.  Why?  It's because I was ill last Saturday then had a very fruitful morning and early afternoon, but I got so tired that I snoozed most of the time me and my family were at the Premier Cinema, Mall of Asia.  It was supposed to be something the whole family could enjoy together, but...

( source ) My eleven-year-old nephew loves to play BORDERLANDS , which incidentally was featured in this trailer: The movie is stupendous, spectacular, exciting, nail biting and a lot of other superlatives that you could think of in a positive way.  It's like Christopher Nolan's INCEPTION, but not.  It is designed for the younger viewers that even older ones would appreciated.  As one of the critics mentioned(not verbatim), it's a Steven Spielberg 1980s movie at its best. The music and the games are from the 1970s and 1980s.  John Hughes films are mentioned and a whole lot more. Since Ernest Cline is also one of the screenwriters, he was able to convey to Steven Spielberg how he envisioned it to be, and thankfully, Mr. Spielberg interpreted it very well and even made Mr. Cline's imagination more believable. The movie and the story is set in the future around twenty-seven years from now.  It's a dystopian future...to live in the mind or...