Ant-Man

Biochemist Dr. Hank Pym uses his latest discovery, a group of subatomic particles, to create a formula that can change the size of objects. And although his first experiment on himself does not go completely well, he invents a device that allows him to communicate with and control insects. Read more The desire of the Disney studio to bring this hero of the Marvel comics to the screens appeared in 2006. Although before that, in 2003, Edgar Wright himself took the initiative to transfer the adventures of Ant-Man to the big screen. For a long time, the British was considered the director of the project, who was going to show LM in a comedic light. However, the matter did not move forward with the ideas, and after many years Wright gave up the chair. It happened in May 2014. Although the most interesting thing is that three scripts passed through his hands, and test footage was shot, shown in San Diego at Comic-Con. The new director was Peyton Reed, who was quickly offered to direct the film when Wright left. Paul Rad was approved for the role back in December 2013. Among other candidates for the role of Ant-Man was Michael Peña ("Patrol") and Adrien Brody, who himself was interested in the role. Filming began in August 2014 in San Francisco. The superhero himself will not be part of the overall Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to Joss Whedon, the director of "Avengers", there is no point in introducing another scientist like Hank Pym into the universe. Interestingly, according to the comics, Hank Pym was the creator of Ultron, the villain of the Avengers sequel.