Sentences with word «microverse»

He seems with Signs and now The Village to be espousing some kind of insane puritanical religion — call it the Church of Shyamalan, where the real world is too loutish a place for his gallery of close - mouthed martyrs, who exist in specially - created Hitchcockian microverses as airless as they are unlikely.

The introduction of the real Microverse could play into the steadily growing MCU multiverse, first introduced in Doctor Strange.

With Ant - Man and the Wasp trailers teasing a return to the Quantum Realm, fans began speculating that the actual, populated Microverse would make an appearance.

Learn its comic book origins, and why Marvel Studios can't use the term Microverse.

First, let's consider the most striking similarity between the microverse and the multiverse: the absence of time and space.

In director Adam Reed's sequel, it seems that Pym Technologies may well beThe Ghost's target, throwing off Team Pym's mission to save Janet, the original Wasp, from the depths of the microverse.

Ant - Man didn't spend too much time in the microverse, so we'll have to take Hank Pym's word for it; considering he's the one that designed the technology in the first place, though, it's probably pretty safe to assume he's right.

Scott Lang entered the microverse when he went subatomic; that is, when he shrank beyond his suit's limitations.

Plus, the microverse was so unlike anything we've seen in the MCU thus far that it isn't much of a stretch, and it would open up an opportunity for Janet Van Dyne, the original Wasp, to make her MCU debut.

Sure, Doctor Strange's journey is a little more complex and he undergoes some substantial transformations, but we see his astral form move through the multiverse, where Ant - Man enters the microverse physically.

It wouldn't come as much of a shock, then, for the microverse and multiverse to be connected in the grand scheme of the MCU.

He was eventually able to think his way out of the situation, but his experience with the microverse probably won't encourage him to return there anytime soon.

Nevertheless, they may just be connected by one subtle aspect: the microverse — or, as Strange knows it, the multiverse.

The microverse was introduced in «Ant - Man,» which dropped in 2015.

Whether or not the multiverse and microverse are truly connected is yet to be seen, of course, but «Doctor Strange» makes it seem increasingly likely that the MCU's link between magic and science is stronger than ever.

Additionally, both characters move in a similar way as they tumble through the multiverse / microverse.

What's more, their shared access to the microverse / multiverse would provide a great tool for battling Thanos.

As he continued to grow smaller and smaller, he passed through the microverse, where — in original Ant - Man Hank Pym's own words — «all concepts of time and space become irrelevant.»

Using their super suits, the two will evade government agents and multiple enemies all while searching for Hope's mother Janet, the original Was who isp believed to be in the subatomic quantum realm of the Microverse.

Ant - Man has played around in the Microverse in comic books before, but the usage of it — under the new name of the Quantum Realm — in Ant - Man puts it front - and - center in the revised mythos of the Ant - Man character.

Apart from that, fans will be eager to see what happened after Lang was presumably broken out of the Raft at the end of Civil War and how he plays a part in the quest to rescue Janet Pym from the microverse.

Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature «Ant - Man» — The Microverse «Jurassic World» — Jungle Chase «Star Wars: The Force Awakens» — Falcon Chase / Graveyard «Tomorrowland» — Tomorrowland Center «The Walk» — World Trade Center

Scott Lang's journey into, and back out of, the subatomic Quantum Realm in 2015's Ant - Man demonstrated to Hank that there is a way to access that microverse.

There is little we know about this microverse — for all we know, it might lead to other realities.

The Quantum Realm is essentially the movie counterpart to the comics» Microverse, an entire universe hidden away at subatomic size.

This will be a major plot driver in the sequel, as it has inspired Hank and his daughter Hope van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) to explore the microverse to try to rescue Janet.

In a previous interview, Lilly has said this newfound interest in the microverse will lead to revelations about the multiverse.

Here, we will give you the comic book history of the Quantum Realm, under its comic book name, the Microverse!

Some fans even speculated that Janet would actually be in the Microverse, living out a life.

The Silver Surfer also once hid in the Microverse when Galactus returned to Earth to try to get his old herald back.

Extravagant special effects are taken for granted in superhero movies, but Ant - Man has enough imagination to make them seem both fun and necessary, whether it's during a scene where the shrunken Lang finds himself dodging Lucite heels on a dance floor or in a psychedelic, space - folding sequence set in the Microverse, the dimension of the sub-atomically small.

She was thought lost to the Microverse, or Quantum Realm, as the MCU refers to it, after going subatomic to defuse a Soviet missile back during the days when she and Hank fought crime together.

Grab your magnifying glass and learn how the man in the anthill became a size - changing super hero in clashes with the menace of the microverse, Psycho - Man, and the beach that walks, Sandman!

The Microverse, or the Quantum Realm, plays a significant role in the film, as the efforts by Hank Pym and Hope van Dyne to rescue the first Wasp, Hope's mother Janet, from the alternate dimension will drive much of the story.

Here's an explanation of the Microverse from the Marvel Wiki:

Kevin Smith's (Dogma, Chasing Amy) fifth film was intended to be his last in the microverse (aka, the View Askewniverse) of Jay and Silent Bob, who appeared as characters in his four previous films, though he would return back to it after the less - than - stellar results of the Jay and Bob - free Jersey Girl with 2006's Clerks II.

The Quantum Realm exists in the comics too, but it's called the Microverse and has its own group of superheroes called the Micronauts.

This is known as the microverse in Marvel Comics and it has played some big roles (no pun intended) in major events.

Pym explained, as you grow smaller and smaller, you pass through the microverse, where «all concepts of time and space become irrelevant.»

This hinted that the microverse is just one aspect of this multiverse; further illustrated when Strange traveled to another unique dimension: Dormammu's Dark Dimension.

As Strange fell through space and time, he encountered bizarre, neon - colored landscapes and Steve Ditko - inspired psychedelic visions (which matched the visual aesthetic we saw when Reed had Lang tumbling through his microverse).

However, in the movie's finale we saw Scott Lang's (Paul Rudd) Ant - Man successfully enter and escape the microverse.

The key «wow factor» is in Reed's presentation of the «Microverse» - aka the world as seen from the Ant - Man's tiny point of view.

Synopsis (spoilers ahead): In the Microverse, Ray Palmer fights Chronos, his longtime...

A quick journey to a microverse where problems are conquerable and progress feels tractable.

Or picture collaborating on a mural, learning turntablism, or exploring the microverse through fermentation and visualization.