Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania: Probability Storm

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[travis_mitchell]

Say what you will about the film as a whole.

But the idea that hearing his daughter’s voice, is what instantly snaps every possible version of Scott into the present, and allows them to work toward saving him, is awesome.

[karansingal]

That one scott "do you have ice cream?" 😂

[IgoTpaynus]

"Do you have ice cream" was the best line!!!! 😂😂😂😂

[shadofett]

1:12 "do you have icecream?"

[kobesworld]

What would’ve made this scene cooler is if the ant-man suits were slightly different like they would bring back the 2015 suit, the prototype suit, the 2018 suit instead of having them all having the same Nano suit

[jjlatinopedia]

Imagine being in a probability storm and the other YOUs piss you off because they don't listen.

[SacredAndyman]

Since there was the possibility of Scott still working in BnR, there should've been way more versions of him like him in the OG Ant-Man suit or even as other Avengers

[ADHD_God]

Despite the flaws that the movie has, this scene was pretty cool and fun to watch.

[Pokestar]

The fact that there was a possibility Scott Lang didn't even became Ant

[travis_mitchell]

When we see the Baskin Robins Scott, he doesn’t recognize the Antman suit,
While the rest question why he isn’t it it, as if it’s beneath them.

Baskin Robins Scott doesn’t show shame or embarrassment, declaring it as “My Uniform.”

What’s kind of profound, is the notion that amongst the millions of possible Scott Langs,
There’s only one possibility where he didn’t become a hero,
And even that version takes pride, knowing it’s all for Cassie.

But When it comes down to getting our Scott Lang back to safety,
Cassie’s voice is it takes to bring the hero out of even the most pathetic version of him,
Showing how great of a person Scott truly is.

The little guy, looking out for the big guy.

[advaithrai]

Fun fact, This movie was written by one of the writers who helped write some eps of Rick and Morty, and in that show, there's a similar episode regarding multiple rick nd morty being produced due to probability variance.

[spidei]

After watching so many series and movies that explore the concept of variants/possibilities, it is so satisfying to see that this is finally the first one where instead of fighting to see who is the only one, they work as a team.

[DromedaSentaur]

Imagine if kang goes into this probability storm 😂

[ricardoortiz]

Literally died in theaters seeing this. 😂

[brandonthevampireslayer]

“What are you doing? How are you able to do that?”

“I’ll tell you how. We all want the same thing.” ❤

[evolvedGodzilla]

You know this reminds me of family guy Stewie and Brian from future

[francocorradi]

The power core was Schrodinger's box, and Scott is the cat.

[whammycheng]

0:57 when you realize Basket Robins Scott is likely the Scott from the universe where Hank Pym becomes evil; nice to know that messy tragedy only occurred in one universe.

[jessetorres]

The Ant Man movies have been the best advertisement for Basken Robins.

[yudhazacharias]

Each choice you make in life make another world, but you can't see it. Here, you do* see it. You see your variant who picked another choice