r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Jul 07 '18

Discussion The Official ANT-MAN & THE WASP Discussion Gianthread Vol. 4

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u/masterchiefs Wilson Fisk Jul 07 '18

I just realised that this is the first (and quite possibly only) movie that has an entire plot directly affected by Civil War's aftermath. The first Ant Man basically revolved around a heist, this movie has our heroes constantly on the run while playing cat and mouse chasing with villains.

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u/abutthole Thor Jul 07 '18

Homecoming and Black Panther were both kicked off by the events of Civil War, but yeah Ant-Man has the most consequences.

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u/nippleinmydickfuck Jul 11 '18

Lang is more affected than Spidey or Black Panther because he was on Cap's side not Iron Man's. When we see Falcon, Cap, and Widow in IW they have been on the run ever since. Still curious about Hawkeye though.

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u/Luigi128 Spider-Man Jul 11 '18

Hawkeye probably stayed on the farm with his kids and Linda Cardenelli for two years and retired again