It's entertaining, joyful and mostly funny, however lacking distinction at times.

The film was honestly okay. There were some fun moments, however it just didn't really feel enjoyable. It was really rather bland and shallow. It didn't have that unique feel or distinction towards it. It's not something you haven't seen before.

Peyton Reed's directing wasn't his best work. The film just wasn't memorable, there were no distinct, engaging scenes.

The visuals were good and unique, with the quantum realm and the shrinking perspectives. The action felt decent, nothing truly spectacular or new.

Most of the performances were good throughout. Although only a few stood out. Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man was good, had some decently funny scenes. Evangeline Lily improved from the predecessor as this time she had more to work with being The Wasp.

However, the rest of characters just felt really limited. Michael Douglas' Hank Pym had no change in character since the first movie. Hannah John-Kamen's Ghost had some potential to shine in the movie, but Peyton Reed just didn't utitlise her potential. The rest of the cast were just sort of there, like they were just in the film. Didn't have more of a purpose, other than being comic relief.

Now Walton Goggins character, Sonny Burch, was terrible as an antagonist. He was extremely one-dimensional and filled with cliche. He had no relatable motives. He was just there because the film needed a "bad guy".

The characters in the film barely had any character arcs, at all. Scott Lang started off and ended the same (hopefully), Hope and Hank Pym remained the same, Ghost got what she needed and she just exited the film, the antagonist was defeated and the good guys went home happily ever after...

The only memorable piece of soundtrack was the Ant-Man theme, which was from the first film. Nothing else stood out.

The humour felt rather dry and forced. Some of it worked, but in the end just seemed bland.

Overall, the film is mediocre. There are some aspects keeping it from being bad but nothing really brought it to the "good" classification.