Back when the Marvel Cinematic Universe started, people never could have guessed where it would be now. Even more so, who could have predicted that someone like Scott Lang’s Ant-Man would be the sole man responsible for saving half of the universe? The answer is, once again, no one.
Given Scott’s key role in
Avengers: Endgame
, there is notably more excitement for his next adventure in
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
This journey is one that will not only will see his daughter in a more prominent superhero
role but also
introduce another one of Marvel’s biggest bad guys: Kang the Conqueror
.
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The introduction of Kang is a big deal. With all the time travel shenanigans going on in
Avengers: Endgame
, it’s no surprise that Kang is next up. As Tony said, when you mess with time, it tends to mess back.
It would seem, however, that fans aren’t the only ones excited for Kang’s introduction.
WILL ANT-MAN THREEQUEL KEEP ITS COMPOSER?
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In an interview with
Spitfire Audio
, Christophe Beck– the composer of both the
Ant-Man
films as well as
WandaVision
–was asked about his potential return for the third entry in the Paul Rudd-led franchise. Beck said that he has
“every expectation”
to come back:
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“I really hope to be back, I have a great relationship with Peyton Reed the director of the first two and the third movie. I have every expectation that I will be scoring the third one.
Beck then elaborated on what would excite him the most if he did return to score
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
:
“With the addition of a character like Kang…if I do get to do that, I’ll consider that a privilege and responsibility to set the tone for that character.”
EXCITEMENT FOR KANG
Having Christophe Beck back would be an absolute win. While his work doesn’t necessarily reach the same heights as Alan Silvestri, he still brings some great stuff to the table. The Ant-Man films aren’t the only MCU projects that Beck has worked on, as he also scored the recent
WandaVision
Disney+ show.
Beck’s music showcases great fun and whimsical undertones to the musical track. See tracks from
Ant-Man & The Wasp
such as “World’s Greatest Grandma” or “Feds” as proof. Even more than that, Beck is just as good at providing engaging scores for the action scenes in the
Ant-Man
films as well.
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The best part of the interview is Beck’s excitement about Kang’s introduction–something only made better by the fact that it wasn’t brought up by the interviewer. The fact that he already has a passion for this huge character that is set to make his introduction great.
One can only assume Kang’s role in the MCU will only just be beginning
once the credits roll for
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
.
But, imagine having a fantastic key score for Kang himself, one that can be played on and evolved in all of his subsequent appearances. When someone has a passion for their work, it’s always best to let them pour that love into their art.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
is set to hit theaters in the next few years.
ADVERTISEMENT
Back when the Marvel Cinematic Universe started, people never could have guessed where it would be now. Even more so, who could have predicted that someone like Scott Lang’s Ant-Man would be the sole man responsible for saving half of the universe? The answer is, once again, no one.
Given Scott’s key role in
Avengers: Endgame
, there is notably more excitement for his next adventure in
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.
This journey is one that will not only will see his daughter in a more prominent superhero
role but also
introduce another one of Marvel’s biggest bad guys: Kang the Conqueror
.
ADVERTISEMENT
The introduction of Kang is a big deal. With all the time travel shenanigans going on in
Avengers: Endgame
, it’s no surprise that Kang is next up. As Tony said, when you mess with time, it tends to mess back.
It would seem, however, that fans aren’t the only ones excited for Kang’s introduction.
WILL ANT-MAN THREEQUEL KEEP ITS COMPOSER?
In an interview with
Spitfire Audio
, Christophe Beck– the composer of both the
Ant-Man
films as well as
WandaVision
–was asked about his potential return for the third entry in the Paul Rudd-led franchise. Beck said that he has
“every expectation”
to come back:
Beck then elaborated on what would excite him the most if he did return to score
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
:
“I really hope to be back, I have a great relationship with Peyton Reed the director of the first two and the third movie. I have every expectation that I will be scoring the third one.
EXCITEMENT FOR KANG
Having Christophe Beck back would be an absolute win. While his work doesn’t necessarily reach the same heights as Alan Silvestri, he still brings some great stuff to the table. The Ant-Man films aren’t the only MCU projects that Beck has worked on, as he also scored the recent
WandaVision
Disney+ show.
“With the addition of a character like Kang…if I do get to do that, I’ll consider that a privilege and responsibility to set the tone for that character.”
Beck’s music showcases great fun and whimsical undertones to the musical track. See tracks from
Ant-Man & The Wasp
such as “World’s Greatest Grandma” or “Feds” as proof. Even more than that, Beck is just as good at providing engaging scores for the action scenes in the
Ant-Man
films as well.
The best part of the interview is Beck’s excitement about Kang’s introduction–something only made better by the fact that it wasn’t brought up by the interviewer. The fact that he already has a passion for this huge character that is set to make his introduction great.
One can only assume Kang’s role in the MCU will only just be beginning
once the credits roll for
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
.
But, imagine having a fantastic key score for Kang himself, one that can be played on and evolved in all of his subsequent appearances. When someone has a passion for their work, it’s always best to let them pour that love into their art.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
is set to hit theaters in the next few years.
