Having various characters know about Kang(s) as a looming threat could conceivably get a little dull if Phase 5 continues the trend of peppering variants in shows and movies. The “family reunited” ending, while Scott worries about the threat the Exiled One foreshadowed, is a rehash of the Loki season 1 finale, where He Who Remains (played by Majors) warned Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and Sylvie (Sophia Di Martino) that killing him would lead to worse versions rearing their heads. Having Hope and Scott trapped in the Quantum Realm for the proposed Ant-Man 4 would’ve given us another reason to visit there, and possibly bring back Bill Murray’s Krylar. If we were to take the leaks as gospel, Quantumania‘s original ending raised the stakes and left the Kang we’d just spent the last 150 minutes getting to know as a major threat. Would the Alternate Ending Make Quantumania Better? Pfeiffer and Michael Douglas are sporting their finale outfits for the reshoots, while others noted (via Twitter) that Lilly’s hair is its usual color during the escape from the Quantum Realm, not the darker pixie cut we saw throughout. January set photos showed Rudd holding the Baskin-Robbins cake, and although it originally looked like this was from the opening montage, it’s clear that it’s actually from the restaurant ending. The birthday meal now looks like a last-minute inclusion. Paul Rudd on Set (January 6) /PcJUmmxND3- PAUL-RUDD.COM January 7, 2023
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Apparently, the original post-credits featured Cassie running multiple simulations on how to save Hope and Scott, with her eyes going wide when she spotted something mysterious on a screen… cut to black. This left the pair stranded, similar to how Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer) left Kang there. When Heavy Spoilers reported on the October leak, it was thought that Hope returned to the Quantum Realm but Kang managed to escape. If you thought the transition between Hope and Scott in the Quantum Realm and Cassie’s rescue felt slightly abrupt, you aren’t alone. Scott and the Pym van Dynes celebrated Cassie’s fake birthday, while the first post-credit scene had the Council of Cross-Time Kangs assembling and one pronouncing Quantumania’s Kang dead (don’t count on it). Instead, we switched back to Cassie, who used her invention to pull Ant-Man and the Wasp back out. This briefly trapped Hope and Scott in the Quantum Realm, and as the pair looked out on their new home, it seemed like the perfect time for the credits to roll. Quantumania ended with Scott blowing up Kang’s multiversal core and the blue-hued baddie being presumed dead.
However, the final fight was seemingly changed. As well as nailing plot points like Darren Cross (Corey Stoll) being MODOK, there was Cassie (Kathryn Newton) and Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) going supersized in the Quantum Realm. A Galactus-sized plot leak made its way online in October 2022, and now the credits have rolled, it’s clear that it was almost all the real deal. It’s no secret that Quantumaniaunderwent reshoots in January 2023. What Happens at the End of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania? Alongside a maligned MODOK, and with some questioning how Evangeline Lilly’s minor role as Hope van Dyne can warrant the “and the Wasp” title, could an alternate ending have saved the Ant-Manthreequel? Let’s shrink down and look at the supposed Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumaniathat never happened. While audiences and critics can’t decide whether it’s one of the MCU’s best or worse, Phase 5 is off to a rocky start. Well, having to introduce Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror into the world’s highest-grossing franchise is no small feat. This article contains giant-sized Ant-Man 3 spoilersĭespite the pint-sized stature of its characters, Peyton Reed’s Ant-Man and t he Wasp: Quantumania tries to be one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s biggest outings.
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