In just over two weeks, Marvel’s smallest hero hits the big screen. Ant-Man rounds out 2015 for Marvel and the House of Mouse, with a flick that swaps Earth-shattering plots from genocidal robots for a more down to Earth plot about a more relatable hero. And according to some early reports, it looks like Marvel has yet another hit on their hands. …

We’ve got just a little over a month until the release of Ant-Man, which means that Marvel are going full steam ahead now with the movie’s marketing campaign. Just a week since we saw new TV spot for the formic superhero flick, another has been released giving us even more looks at some of the movie’s size-changing action beats, as …

After that disastrous overly dour first trailer, it appears that Marvel have finally realized something about the upcoming Ant-Man: it’s kind of silly. Once they stopped trying to sell the shrinking hero as a serious character, everything about the troubled production suddenly started clicking into place, including that hilarious and greatly improved second trailer. Now a new extended TV spot …

I’d kinda forgotten about Ant-Man, in the fallout of Avengers: Age of Ultron. That film is actually tantalisingly close now, and I’m kinda feeling the vibe for it. After all, with Age of Ultron upping the stakes, seeing a smaller hero on the screen (Pun intended), might make for a nice breather and help avoid super hero fatigue. Marketing is about …

The musical chairs fiasco that resulted from Edgar Wright departing Marvel’s Ant-Man is very well documented. What isn’t is just why Wright actually split. Sure we know the official version that his vision of the character – which he had begun working on back in 2006 before their even was a “Marvel Cinematic Universe” – just didn’t gel with what …

Right, it’s sort of official: Captain America 3 is pretty much Avengers 2.5, judging by the number of characters in spandex in this film alone. There’s already a ton of characters in the flick, who’ll be choosing sides when Captain America and Iron Man go to war. And somebody’s about to get a big addition to their side, as Marvel …

Let’s just be honest with each other for a second here: the first trailer for Ant-Man blew it. After a nearly flawless run when it came to building hype through incredible trailers, Marvel finally dropped the teeny tiny shrunken down ball with a tone-deaf, far too serious preview that showed off virtually none of the cool action we’ve been hearing …

Despite a rather somber first trailer, I’ve still got hope that Ant-Man is going to be a fun movie. A movie, despite a rocky road to production, that will manage to retain the sense of adventure and wonder that previous Marvel movies have managed to exude as of late. With director Edgar Wright leaving the film last year after having …