Ant-Man: The Pym Particle Partition

This fanedit keeps the focus where it belongs: on Scott Lang, the main character. We follow along with him as he experiences the world, rather than jumping in early on Hank Pym and all the wranglings over the technology of the suit.

The cuts and edits are flawless. I definitely recommend this fanedit and enjoy it more than the theatrical version. Good job, Bobson!

I really like the focus of this edit, which lets you learn about Hank, Cross and all the tech through Scott's experiences rather than flashbacks and other scenes. It feels like a more natural way of storytelling with the only story drawback being that Cross is pretty sidelined and more one-dimensional.

And I understand why you cut it, but I personally think the fight at the Avengers compound could have been left in. Just a personal preference though. Overall fantastic work and would highly recommend!

I am a HUGE fan of the original film and was very intrigued by the idea of this edit. Regarding the quality of the editing, this is top notch! No abrupt or awkward cuts to be found, and no issues whatsoever with sound quality. Narratively, there are some elements I really love with this edit. Cutting out the prologue and earlier scenes featuring Darren, Hope, or Hank really gave this film an interesting plot path. Adding in mystery that didn't exist before. As you focus in more on Scott's journey, Hank comes across as a character with motivations that aren't spoon fed to you from the start of the film, letting HIM tell his own story once it becomes necessary. I found this incredibly satisfying. I wouldn't say this film is a replacement, as I did miss some of the removed plot elements involving Darren and his ruthlessness, crude experiments, and ambition turning into madness. I always enjoyed the film's detour to the Avengers campus and Falcon cameo, so I did find myself missing that sequence but the absence of that sequence didn't harm the narrative here, since it was always unnecessary to the story (just fun, so that's really just personal preference) Lastly, removing the post credit scene/tie-in to Civil War was also a nice touch, making this stand out more as it's own story. The post credit scene that replaces it...really put a smile on my face. Overall, excellent work here.

What else can i say, this is so much better than the TC. Cutting the whole Triskelion prologue serves a better purpose for Scott Lang as a main character while also makes the pacing of the movie flows a little bit better. The deleted scenes also make up a better setup for the heist and Scott's initial meeting with Hank. It's amazing how little cuts and a few deleted scenes can make a movie so much better. This cut is my go-to version from now on. Definitely recommend!

I will say when I first watch some of these super hero movies I tend to snooze. Personally I think there are too many. And they try to out subtle joke each other. That being said, this titles with the cuts made it actually kept my attention. And I was interested in what was going on. I am a bit biased here as I watch as many of Bobsons edits as I can. Especially the TV to movie edits, they are fun. As this title is, Bonson for me has a string of good edits going. On my little popcorn scale I will give this a 4.5 out of 5. Only because as I said there are too many super hero movies and like Star Wars sometimes in my mind they bleed together. Looking forward to Bobsons next edit