‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’: The public disagrees with the critics and appreciates the new Marvel positively

Those who were able to attend on Feb. 16, a day before its premiere, to see ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ left the room much happier than most of the critics who enjoyed the preview just days ago. According to ComicBook, the audience score of more than 500 people gives it an 84% “freshness” with a 4.2 out of 5 star rating. While the aforementioned score will vary as people go to see the film over the weekend, there is already a disparity with many of the opinions in the specialized press.

The premiere of the last part of the trilogy starring Paul Rudd It did not receive the reception most critics expected.. Many of them have pointed out that the inspiration in ‘Star Wars’ distances it from what was seen in the previous two films, or that the amount of special effects becomes too much. While it is true that not all criticism is bad and others congratulate her and defend the film, indicating that in addition to being fun it serves very well as an advance and that at the same time it works very well individually. As a final result (for now) and according to Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, the film gets a poor rating, with 53% and 50% international critics votes.

However, it should be positively noted that the point of convergence between fans and critics was Kang. He Marvel’s new villain fits both industrieswho praised and congratulated him, underlining the good role that the character has and that Jonathan Majors has played, and the great relief he has for Thanos.

Compared to Marvel’s latest

While it’s still too soon for CinemaScore to release the results of its survey, one can suspect that something similar to what has been seen on other recent occasions will happen. Last year both “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and “Black Adam” surpassed critical reception to public reception. The film starring Benedict Cumberbatch received 79% from critics while the public gave it 10 points more. And in Dwayne Johnson’s film, the results were even more mixed, with critics giving the film a 40% rating while audiences gave it an A+ (88%).