Marvel just released a new trailer for "Ant-Man," its most obscure comic-book adaptation since "Guardians of the Galaxy." Some had doubts about the box-office potential of "Guardians," but it went on to become one of the
However, Ant-Man will still prove to play a huge part in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, bringing back characters like Tony Stark's departed father Howard Stark (played by Mad Men's, and everyone's favorite retro S.H.I.E.L.D. operative Peggy Carter from
At first glance, it might be hard to take a hero like Ant-Man seriously. That's why studios produce movie trailers, though. It's also why they cast funny-men like Paul Rudd to play these unlikely protagonists. The first extended
Marvel and Disney have had the golden touch with their tentpole comic collaborations — of course the Avengers and Captain America films but also properties a bit lesser-known to the superhero-uninitiated such as Iron Man and Guardians of the Galaxy.
Paul Rudd hits the screen as a superhero in Marvel's new trailer for “Ant-Man,” where must become ant-sized and pull of a major heist in order to save San Francisco, and you know, the world. After a sneak peek of the film during the MTV Movie Awards