Although the FBI seized Hank's house and equipment, he and Hope are using an office building as an underground lab. They are upset that Scott didn't tell them about taking the Ant-Man suit to help Captain America. Meanwhile, Hank and his daughter, Hope, have had to go underground because of Scott's actions. The FBI searches Scott's place to make sure he isn't in contact with his former mentor, Hank Pym, the creator of the Ant-Man suit.

The FBI placed Scott under house arrest after he used the Ant-Man suit to help Captain America in Cap's fight for freedom overseas, in violation of the international accords against superheroes acting on their own without United Nations approval. Unfortunately, Scott's foot accidentally breached fence outside his house, and his anklet device alerts the FBI. The adventure ends with a slide down a cardboard contraption. The movie opens with Scott and his daughter, Cassie, playing an Ant-Man adventure in Scott's townhouse. It has a driving plot, lots of great laughs, exciting action, and heartwarming themes about parents and children, but it's marred by lots of foul language, including three gratuitous strong profanities, which undermine the movie's strong family-friendly features. Ant-Man and the Wasp finds Scott Lang, the Ant-Man, under house arrest for violating international accords against superheroes, when he decides to help his former mentor, Hank Pym, and Hank's daughter, Hope, save Hank's wife and Hope's mother, who's been trapped in the subatomic quantum realm.Īnt-Man and the Wasp is a highly entertaining sequel.

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