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If I am not mistaken Pym was the most famous Yellowjacket, but he wasn't the only one. Rita DeMara was Yellowjacket with the same powers minus the rage which was a throwaway nod to the Pym Yellowjacket. The stakes were not really world threatening in the movie, just a bad guy weapons designer trying to sell a suit. Not the most original but it was better that the random twist in Wonder Woman.
What "random twist"? Ares' disguise? His human form was perfect. The proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing. What I would have changed is the actor for Ares. I would have used somebody different, i.e. younger and more imposing. A middle-aged mustached Brit didn't work as a Greek god. I think we all agree on that.
Darren Cross was YINO (Yellowjacket-In-Name-Only). He was a one-note knockoff who was tonally uneven and served to be the "bad guy" in the 1960s sense of the term.
What "random twist"? Ares' disguise? His human form was perfect. The proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing. What I would have changed is the actor for Ares. I would have used somebody different, i.e. younger and more imposing. A middle-aged mustached Brit didn't work as a Greek god. I think we all agree on that.
It wasn't telegraph able. I love Disney films and think Meet the Robinsons. In it...
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Lewis Robinson's roommate in the orphanage Goob, talks with the protagonist after getting beat up. Bowler Hat Guy tells Go on "To let the anger he feels tester in him."
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Later Bowler Hat Guy reveals himself to actually be a grown up Goob trying to ruin Lewis future out of jealousy.
How this relates, Sir Patrick Morgan was all about armtisace and then is revealed to be Ares? No tease, no reason (well other than "Oh humans break treaties all the time) and it made no sense.
Well, you hated the movie. You know, "ripped off The First Avenger" and all that.
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No tease, no reason (well other than "Oh humans break treaties all the time) and it made no sense.
