Quantumania Final Scene: Not What You Think!

Is Scott Lang in a warped timeline at the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania? Erik Voss explains!

PATREON PRODUCERS:
Comically Inclined Studios
Ladmia
LookNoHands
Karen Wang
Rick Denmon
RXJedi

Written by: Erik Voss
Producer: Zach Huddleston
Producer: Brandon Barrick
Post Production Supervisor: Riley Auskelis
Staff Editors: Drew Coombs, Joshua Steven Hurd
Editor: alexa
Camera Operator: Dashiell Hamingson

[justspeakingmymind]

When he starts questioning if he did the right thing or not. It gave me strong Tony panic attack vibes.

[unknownagent]

I know something felt off about that ending. It didn't feel like he was back on his Earth.

[lacross]

It seemed too good to be true that Cassie was just able to find them. It would be great if Scott and Hope are actually just in a loop or simulation of a Kangs making.

[yukijadenfilms]

One of the guys at the end even says to Scott “You’re alive?”

[thatswackwill]

That "glitch in the matrix" is probably just a continuity error lmao

[kevint]

The ending reminded me of the final scene in Dr. Strange in the MOM. I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop.

[bibaswanpatra]

Psychologist: You should stop overthinking
Me:

[pboxtm]

Thank you for mentioning that! I knew that the ending was very weird

[christophersandidge]

Just watched this movie yesterday. Didn't notice it, and didn't give it a thought. I saw, but did not observe. This is why I watch your break downs. You think, so I don't have to.

[paulfox]

The same thing happened on the Loki finale: Sylvie kills 'He Who Remains', then Loki noticed some differences within the TVA. In Scott's case, the audience noticed differences too. Also, I think Kang the Conqueror reincarnated himself: He Who Remains said he would end up back at the Citidel while referencing reincarnation, so, what if Kang did the same thing on Scott's timeline?

[Greenhawk]

You say “not all Scott’s fault” like he had a choice to do something that lead to a good outcome when both choices he had basically lead to the same bad outcome. I mean killing the exiled Kang unleashed the dynasty and if he allowed the exiled Kang to get out then that would have unleashed that kang and his massive army so it’s not like he had something he could have done to lead to a good outcome.

[eatgluedrnkpaint]

Thanks for all your hard detective work E-rock! We love you bud!

[FCC]

It’s basically the same thing that happened in Loki. When they got back to the TVA after killing he who remains, everything was different

[TheWorld]

I think they haven't given up on leaving him in the quantum world, since if you watch the last scenes of the movie carefully, when he's walking down the street, there's something wrong, like if they were in some kind of time loop, green and purple colors similar to Kang's costume, it's really strange

[JTabor]

returned to a timelime where he was the Avenger that snapped his fingers

[Maddoxxx]

The ending kinda completely belong to wanda universe...that creepy town

[fooleythawise]

My big question is why did Kang let Scott beat him....? Sometimes the smartest villains pretend to lose because winning, to the hero, is more important than the end game.

[justingary]

Scott was having PTSD/anxiety attacks after Kang whooped Scott's AZZ 😂

[vikvondoom]

That couple glitching is just a climbing error.. you guys taught me that from MoM cmon now

[ronibigbangnicole]

Is it possible that Kang somehow trapped Scott in an alternate reality or different universe?