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Scharfman's directorial debut can feel a little clunky at times. While the fantasy aspects mix well with the bloody horror and dark comedy. The story was too predictable. The satirical commentary is clever, though too on the nose. The cinematography is good, the colour palette vibrant, while the tone is dark, though balanced. The music mixes fantasy and horror well, sounding otherworldly. Death of a Unicorn earns is decent.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s fifth chapter is off to a bad start! This new Ant-Man tale might have noble intentions but fails to impress!

After the catastrophic fallout of Thanos’ snap, the remaining heroes gather for a daring mission while processing their grief. But can the Avengers change the course of time?

Riding the high wave of Infinity War, this MCU follow-up is a much smaller, contained, heist sequel to the amazing Ant-Man blockbuster!

It is friend vs friend, as our heroes are torn apart from the inside due to secrets kept and doubts arising from previously made decisions.