Rotten Tomatoes
| Critics | Rating | Variety of Critiques | Common |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Critics | 55% | 114 | 5.9/10 |
| High Critics | 45% | 31 | 6.0/10 |
Metacritic: 50
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Perhaps the images ought to get small once more; it is perhaps the one solution to save an MCU that appears dangerously near getting too large to do something however fail.
In “Quantumania,” sprightly pacing and lighthearted humor have succumbed to the turgid seriousness that plagues a lot of the comedian e book canon.
In case you can ignore the convoluted plot – not, sadly, a rarity within the more and more advanced Marvel Cinematic Universe – you’ll have a blast with these characters.
Each a dispiriting reminder that the MCU has deserted wit and that even probably the most intelligent and idiosyncratic of filmmakers may be steamrolled by the unstoppable obligations of company storytelling.
Quantumania isn’t as wacky accurately, and the humongous stakes really feel oddly small. However the place else do you get a wild Jonathan Majors, an intense Michelle Pfeiffer and speaking broccoli?
Put together to be slammed by particular results, hammered by an ear-battering soundtrack. Oh, and also you’ll be left mewling for mercy after an onslaught of Actually Unhealthy Dialogue.
All in all – notably when balanced towards the weightiness of Majors’s efficiency – Quantumania properly hits the mark: it’s goofy, however goofy to only the suitable diploma.
Majors fortunately rights the ship each time he pops up together with his deliciously disconcerting presence.
Sorry to Raid in your parade, “Ant-Man” followers, however the third chapter is a pile of filth.
Whereas it’s not stunning that [Majors’] imposing physicality completely fits his iconic villainous character, he additionally invests his efficiency with such an arrestingly quiet stillness and ambivalence that you simply’re on edge each second he’s onscreen.
