I know I'm a day late and a dollar short but what do you think of...

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

...2015's Ant-Man? I haven't seen Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015) so, I think Ant-Man's probably the best comic book film of 2015.

[Vasher]

Haven't seen Antman, son liked it. Son talked me into Kingsman (didn't have high expectations). Having seen Kingsman, there is nooooo way that Antman is better (i.e. I liked it a lot).

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

Haven't seen Antman, son liked it. Son talked me into Kingsman (didn't have high expectations). Having seen Kingsman, there is nooooo way that Antman is better (i.e. I liked it a lot).

Well, I liked Ant-Man better than Avengers: Age of Ultron because Age of Ultron didn't have any heart to it. And Ant-Man did. Because you see, Ant-Man was about fathers and daughters.

[Vasher]

... I could just be speaking out my arse.


Now I want to watch Antman (son did like it, he's a picky critic, generally good taste in film).

Kingsman is really, really good though.

[charliepanayi]

It's decent, I liked Michael Pena's character and the Cure gag made me laugh a lot. But the villain (like all MCU villains that aren't Loki or Ultron) is utterly forgettable. I've seen a lot of people say they preferred this to Age of Ultron and with the greatest of respect, I think those people are nuts.

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

It's decent, I liked Michael Pena's character and the Cure gag made me laugh a lot. But the villain (like all MCU villains that aren't Loki or Ultron) is utterly forgettable. I've seen a lot of people say they preferred this to Age of Ultron and with the greatest of respect, I think those people are nuts.

And I think anyone who honestly prefer Age of Ultron and/or the original Avengers is just a raging Joss Whedon fanboy/girl. Because those movies have no heart and in Confused Matthew's words are just Mountain Dew infused with more Mountain Dew and served with Mountain Dew.

[Mr. Carnelian]

Ant-man was great fun. Age of Ultron was no fun. For me, there's no contest: Ant-man was miles better.

[DMKA]

I liked Ant-Man better than Kingsmen. Though I'd say it's one of the less fascinating MCU films. I'd put it on the same level as the first Captain America.

[charliepanayi]

I am a Joss Whedon fanboy, but frankly that has little to do with my opinion here. And I'm not sure where the 'heart' is in Ant-Man (unless it's the tiresome old 'I need to be a better father to my kid(s)!' trope)

[Pheesh]

I preferred Ant-Man to Age of Ultron, but Ultron was a better villain than Baldy McEvil-Dude from Ant-Man. Kingsman was really good as well but I guess I'd have to watch it again to find out if I enjoyed it more than ant man. I'm so sick and tired of comic book films but they're basically all that comes out these days so I end up seeing them anyway.

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

Ant-Man has heart because it was about fathers and daughters, The first two Avengers movies were just typical comic book superhero movie fare.

[Pheesh]

Ant-Man has heart because it was about fathers and daughters, The first two Avengers movies were just typical comic book superhero movie fare.

They're about friendship aren't they? Much like Captain Planet. Are you saying that Captain Planet has no heart?

[The Fat Bioware Nerd]

Ant-Man has heart because it was about fathers and daughters, The first two Avengers movies were just typical comic book superhero movie fare.

They're about friendship aren't they? Much like Captain Planet. Are you saying that Captain Planet has no heart?

Oh, great. Now, you're bringing in the stupid the Captain Planet metaphor into it. For christ's sake.

[FFNut]

The Kingsman was a film that was better then it should have been. Maybe because I had very low expectations going in to it that it impressed me so much.

I havent seen Antman yet. Heard it was pretty good though.

[Crop]

Ant-Man was ok. Kingsman was excellent. I'm pretty sick of comic book films but it was very refreshing to see one outside of the Marvel and DC Universe.