Marvel Studios' new superhero blockbuster "Ant-Man 2: Wasp Woman Appears" officially announced today that it will be released nationwide on August 24, and a Chinese version of the poster was released at the same time.
In this poster, giant Ant-Man and Wasp woman join forces to confront the villain in the downtown streets. After battling the Avengers, Scott Lang is embroiled in trouble because of his Ant-Man identity, while the appearance of the mysterious villain "Ghost" on the other side disrupts Hope and Dr. Pym's rescue plans. Fortunately, this time, Ant-Man is no longer alone - Hope, who wears the Wasp woman's suit, becomes Ant-Man's best partner. With high-tech equipment, a cool head, and a quick hand, she even overshadowed Ant-Man.
This sequel highlights the stunning shrinking abilities of ant-man and wasp, two superheroes. Following the storyline of Captain America 3, Scott Lang ushered in his dual identity as a superhero and a father of his children. On the one hand, he strives to live his life while carrying ant-man duties; on the other hand, the second generation of Wasp women, Hope van Dane and Dr. Hank Pym, convey to him an urgent new task. Scott must put on his suit again and fight alongside the Wasp Woman to solve puzzles from the past.
Don't look at the small size of the wasp woman in the battle, she not only showed her fist and foot kung fu in the film, but also used high-tech equipment such as wings and laser guns to teach her opponents, no less than Ant-Man. In a kitchen battle, she fights several burly men alone, not only walking on the tip of the flying knife, but also using a huge salt tank to hit her opponent. Inherited from her father's excellent mind also plays a role in the battle, she does not panic in the face of the villain's pursuit, using the free zoom function of the van to overturn the opponent's vehicle.
"Ant-Man 2: Wasp Woman Appears" has been released around the world, the response is enthusiastic, and it is the runner-up of the first weekend box office in South Korea, second only to "Avengers 3". The film was not only a box office success, but also well received by the media: Variety described the film as a smooth and bright big-budget comedy; the Hollywood Reporter called it the funniest Marvel movie of the decade, pushing the film's expectations to a climax.