As per the official announcement, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania comes to streaming on May 17. Check out the trailer:

With the earlier previews for the film leaning hard on the trippy visuals, this Disney+ announcement is surprisingly sparing. With the recent allegations of Jonathan Majors though, I think it’s kind of funny that the reveal of Kang feels like an afterthought in this preview, and we barely get to see any of him.

I’ll admit, Quantumania kind of felt like a by-the-numbers Marvel film, and I kind of enjoyed how small the first two films felt. I guess fun of the Ant-Man movies is seeing just how creative Hank Pym and the rest could be when they shrink and grow things; but Quantumania kind of just dumps them in a sci-fi world where they have to fight a generic oppressor.

It’s unclear if this is going to be the final Ant-Man movie, but I still love the characters and I’m hoping to see more of Scott Lang in the future.

Ant-Man and the Wasp find themselves exploring the Quantum Realm, interacting with strange new creatures and embarking on an adventure that pushes them beyond the limits of what they thought was possible.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania comes to Disney+ on May 17.

Watch the trailer for Quantumania here:

While the first previews for Quantumania have only teased the potential of Jonathan Majors’ Kang, we see him going all out with his powers in this trailer, and we also get a good idea of the stakes in which Scott Lang is agreeing to work with him.

Though Doctor Strange is kind of the property that owns the kooky visuals in the MCU, the trailer does have some quantum insanity going on with Scott Lang multiplying into thousands of copies, enough to make an Ant-Man tower made of Ant-Men. We don’t know what other kind of visuals we can expect, but after the underwhelming ‘Multiverse of Madness’, I hope that Ant-Man leans in on the title of ‘Quantumania’.

Also, I think it’s worth mentioning that though he doesn’t talk, we also get a look at MODOK a.k.a. Darren Cross (Corey Stoll). I’m admittedly bummed Jim Carrey didn’t get the part, but I hope that Marvel keeps MODOK around to cause some chaos in the future.

Here’s the official synopsis for the film:

Ant-Man and the Wasp find themselves exploring the Quantum Realm, interacting with strange new creatures and embarking on an adventure that pushes them beyond the limits of what they thought was possible.

Catch Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania when it releases in theaters on Feb. 17.

Watch the new Antman trailer down here: 

While both Ant-Man films had featured Scott Lang going on elaborate heists on Earth, this jump into the Quantum Realm feels a lot like Guardians of the Galaxy, with Lang and his family running into all kinds of kooky creatures (and Bill Murray).

Of course, the big bad of the movie also makes an appearance in the form of Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror. We don’t really know what his deal with Scott is, but there is a rumor going around that Kang will be forcing Scott to steal something for him—after all, heists are all about Scott’s thing for two films already, and it probably won’t feel like an Ant-Man movie without one.

One character we don’t get to see though, is MODOK, who is finally going to make his first live-action appearance in this film. It has been said that MODOK will be played by Corey Stoll in this film as a kind of rehash of his character from the first Ant-Man movie, but we’ll just have to wait and see what happens in the actual film.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania comes to theaters on Feb. 17, 2023.

Here’s the Quantumania post from director Peyton Reed:

Principal photography on ANT-MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA is now complete! Can’t wait to show you all what we’ve been up to…

(Art by Mark James Hiblin) pic.twitter.com/wgPcewSakx

— Peyton Reed (@MrPeytonReed) November 23, 2021

We don’t know if that’s a regular-sized Wasp riding on a Giant-Man or a small Wasp on a regular Ant-Man, but it should be a hint of what kind of action to expect in the film. While the size-changing gimmick makes for some fun heist mechanics, the Ant-Man films have also made for some creative action sequences.

With the Quantum Realm being accessed in Endgame, we’re only scratching the surface of what could be possible with the third film. Thanos was able to create so much mayhem just jumping into one point in the timeline, imagine how dangerous Kang would be, having complete mastery of time? And the only one to stop him is Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne?

How is this not an Avengers-level threat again?

Ant-Man has admittedly been the underdog of the MCU films, but with Kang being one of the more iconic villains from the comics, this could be a chance for Scott and Hope to prove themselves; and maybe even pass on the torch to one Cassie Lang.

Catch Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania when it releases on July 28, 2023.