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The concept, the cinematography and especially the dialogues all are great. The movie has a unique malayali touch whether it being the story or the witty dialogues. The characters are well portrayed by the most appropriate cast. Watch the movie for a modern rendition of the classic. You will not regret it.

I'll be honest. The dialogs are so cheesy. The antics are sometimes goofy. MODOK was a letdown. But the villain was great. Kang was powerful and had a clear purpose. The new characters were entertaining. The story itself is decent with good action sequences and visual effects. Also like the other 2 Ant-man movies, this movies is paramount to the continuity of MCU. Apart from Loki, this is the only MCU phase 4 project which actually contributes towards the next phase. It fit perfectly to Loki series. It even provides closure to the end of Janet life in quantum realm which was left unexplored in Ant-man and the wasp.

I was a bit tired of all the stereotypes they pushed during this doctor's time, especially the ones about her overdependence on her companions and absolute lack of knowledge and badass speeches. But this episode tries to make up for it. We see a lot of Easter eggs as past doctors, companions and references. Despite that, Yaz is the paramount in the story which is great. We get a solution at the end only a doctor could think of and a huge Cliffhanger at the end. Honestly if they hadn't confused the whole storyline with the timeless child, this would have been a great episode. I still enjoyed and Jodie the best because her acting was awesome, the last 2 seasons just had really confusing stories.