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Some of Marvel's biggest characters have transcended the nature of a trilogy, with Captain America and Thor being two examples of characters that expanded into a fourth solo movie. While Ant-Man will be getting his third film in a couple of days when Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania premieres, there have been reports that state Marvel is already concepting a fourth solo movie for the character. However, director Peyton Reed is of a different mindset.
Speaking with Lifehacker Australia, Reed noted that he sees the Ant-Man movies as a trilogy, at least for how this story has been conveyed.
"I think in the back of your mind, for an optimistic person, you're like oh, it would be great to do a trilogy of these movies. I grew up with trilogies, Back to the Future, Star Wars, the Indiana Jones trilogy. So to me, it's like I treated this like a three act structure of this story."
Reed continued by adding that there were set up points and things in the first and second movie and that Quantumania acts as a "trilogy capper", one that is looking to be "the most epic, but also the most intimate, that deals with things on a grand scale, but really strengthens and broadens those family dynamics and the character."
Ahead of Quantumania's release, would you be excited to see Paul Rudd back as Ant-Man for a fourth solo outing?
Catch our review of Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania here.
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