ANT-MAN AND THE WASP QUANTUMANIA | EVERY SCENE WITH M.O.D.O.K. 

The sad part is, when he's in the mask, he's actually pretty threatening. But when that mask comes off... sheesh.

“Mr. Electric send him to the Principals office and have him expelled!”

He feels more like a laughing stock than a menacing villain.

The "I am not a dick" moment reaches Martha levels of bad

The scene where Modok rushes towards Kang was most laughable funniest for me

The scene were he asks cassie what he should be could've been actually emotional but instead they just ruined it with a bad joke

I like how Darren has always been obsessed with Pym Particles and Hank hiding them from him and when he sees for the first time Giant-Man and realises Hank had the enlarging technology all along he almost doesn't even react. Totally nailed his character, heh Loveness?

Wow. The Inexplicable Giant Floating Baby Head from Phineas and Ferb has not aged well

I honestly don’t think the CGI was that bad on him. I think it’s just a fact that how do you make someone like Modok, a giant, floating head look realistic and not ridiculous?

Most beautiful mcu character ever

Remember in Antman 1 when Hope told Darren that the Pym Particles were affecting his grip on reality? He was already a loose screw away from complete malfunction. Yeah he was campy at the end but thats just where his arc kinda went. They really could’ve been a bit more emotional with him though. Dudes pretty tragic as a character

If Darren Cross was able to recreate the Pym Particles, Why didn't he recreate the discs to get the power core for the time chair?

What they did with him is definitely the weirdest they’ve ever done in the MCU. I never would have thought an old bad guy would come back and then turn on the bad guy and die in delusional way (there’s a good chance he has severe brain damage lol) thinking he was a dear friend to the heroes and a hero lmao. Only a personal belief, but I did like he speech that his and Scott’s fates were forged together because the franchise does deal with that a little bit and because they really did meet and fight by chance.

I feel like I'm watching a CG kids movie from the 2000s. (Spy Kids, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl)

And he only used that forehead laser once, well I personally believe that could've came useful in his fights

1:08 he becomes the MINION

He wasn’t that bad but he’s just uncanny a bit in live action. He looks so much more badass and cool with the mask.

3:02 The scariest jumpscare I have ever seen

This feels like it was made as a parody, like spaceballs.

I always enjoyed Modok in the comics. But him as Darren from the first movie gives him a lot more character. Also the abrupt title card after he says "a lot has happened today-" was hilarious.

He's not at all the character from the comics, but let's be honest, with those effects he was never gonna be more than a joke. I'm glad they leaned into it rather than trying to pretend that he was menacing

Summary of the whole film: “A lot has happened today”

A lot of people didn’t like this Modok but he has the goofiness down really well

Mr. Electric from Sharkboy and Lavagirl has finally joined the MCU.

I never thought I would see the villain from shark boy and lava girl again, but here we are.

Hope to see more Modok in the future MCU... I like him.

2:35 Cassie: *in a bad situation and about to die* Aslo Cassie: *presses one button and proceeds to beat the shit out of M.O.D.O.K.* Oh Marvel... just, why...

I know people are saying the CGI is bad but this is not the easiest comic book character to make in life action so i think what we got wasn’t so bad.

The best character!! I love him ❤❤❤

Just remember. This was greenlt. This thing was created by a team of people before principal photography took place. Nobody saw any issue with this whatsoever.

Me and my stepbrother were laughing when he put his mask up in the theater. Idk how no one else was laughing this is crazy

I actually don't think he is that bad - Aside from the face being goofy. The character arch was good; but what makes the movie "Bad" is lately these movies never treat them as movies rather a continuation of movies with no true ending which defeats the whole purpose of beginning to end, knowing that there is more to come next.

I did like how the tied modok into antman 2 I thought it was great and hilarious with his little arms and legs 😂

What would have happened if MODOK escaped the Quantum Realm so that he can join forces with Samuel Stern the Leader? How did Cassie Lang managed to get him to have a change of heart only to declare himself an Avenger with his last breath?

Imagine if Darth Vader's redemption went like this "Dad stop. Just don't be a dick." "My name is Anakin and I am not a dick!"

What sucks about this movie is that he should have been the main villain. Modok should have been the main threat. It would have been clever if Kang was there as a red herring to set up The Kang Dynasty. And Modok was literally the main villain throughout the entire film. Cuz that's what I seriously thought the movie was going to be. Kang of conqueror as a story element to set up his further reach of power and have modoc be his intimidating muscle. Because we've already known who Darren was in the first Ant-Man film. And we need to have time to get to know Kang as a person or at least know what his style of planning and villainy or just like how we had time with Thanos when he sent out lackeys hunting for the infinity stones. Kang has a better opportunity here for him to randomly appear and plant the seeds of devastation to lead up his Avengers movie. But It gets ruined when he's the main villain, and He dies, Only to see variants to reveal that he's not the true one.

I was mind blown when I saw this M.O.D.O.K. Was a still alive Darren/Yellowjacket from antman 1 (2015)

When Im saw him, my mind went haha Humpty Dumpty

Like more than 100 people through production looked at this and thought "yeah, this is a good idea and doesn't look idiotic at all"

Having already seen the film, I actually really enjoyed it, and especially M.O.D.O.K and how badass he was, despite his face when unmasked looking pretty weird. The mask definitely makes him look and sound more like a threat, and at least he actually proved to be a threat when in combat, outside of the comedy.

I actually liked MODOK in the film. They knew there was no way anyone could take this absurd shit seriously, so they did a good job of making him a comedic villain to counteract the seriousness of Kang. Kept the comedic spirit of the previous Ant Man films alive

I bet Henry Cavill's CG covered mustache in Joss Whedon's Justice League looks pretty good right about now.

Here Lies Darren Cross. Protégé, YellowJacket, Ultimate Weapon, Mechanized Organism Designed Only for Killing, *Dick,* Avenger.

2:35 The best part of the movie: Giant Cassie

I love how Wasp looks comic accurate especially having that new haircut

HAHAHAHAHA. Kevin you fool!!! THanks I needed the laugh.

I would have loved to see modock appear in other projects

I don’t understand what everyone is mad about. It’s MODOK, a floating guy with a bigass head. The CGI isn’t bad, it’s just what it is.

In light of recent events, I propose that we bin the Kang dynasty so that Marvel can instead make the MODOK dynasty

Funny thing is that this is basically the film in a nutshell.

PS2 era graphics

At least the positive feature of his “mutation” is that Daren’s heart ❤️ likely grew three sizes in the end 💗.

Holy shit, that's big

he was so pure

3:02 - Kang looked a little scared of his creation xD

You can see how afraid Kang is of the CGI floating head with his facial movements

Oh, now I get it. Darren Kross is a clever reference to DK mode from games in the 90s and early aughts.

This movie was basically a Sharkboy and Lavagirl sequel

Im gonna be totally real. This entire time I’ve thought the meme was a joke and people were just ripping on how it looks, but no, they actually fucking went with THAT design. Wow.

Why does he look so much like Mr. Electric from Shark Boy and Lava Girl

Well... it's Humpty Dumpty in a chair equipped with a mask and weapons.

“Tell me what to be”😂😂😂😂😂

0:34 1:19 2:59 3:03 3:20

The very ending 😂😂😂

I think his face should’ve looked disfigured/wrinkly from after he fought Ant-Man as Yellowjacket. Not only would that make him look more menacing, but also slightly more accurate to his comic look.

The way they tried to make his death sad then immediately play it as a joke like WTF 💀💀💀💀 "At least I died....an Avenger." "Uhhhh sure-sure buddy why not? G-good job. This was a whacky day."

I get that it could be hard to take a giant head seriously, but instead of making a joke of him they could've handled stuff in a different way: Similar to the comics, Darren was mutated on propouse by Kang to serve as a more useful henchman (adding more weight and meaning to his rebellion than "Im not a dick") Horribly disfigured, he tried to get along with his new "self" to not succumb to madness, at the point to forget who he actually was. Cassie helps him realize that in the end he still was Darren Cross or something like that. Ok, thats a lot exaggerate but I still wish they didn't play his death for laughs an gave him at least a moment of redemption to the eyes of his former mentor Hank 😅

MODOK doesn't even feel like it's the same character as Darren. Same actor, same voice, and still evil, but I find it hard to believe that, even after his crippling defeat in Ant Man 1, Darren would willingly become the servant to Kang. Darren was resentful of Hank, and felt that he had moved on from having to be mentored -- and, in fact, he was pretty damn smart to have reverse engineered Hank's work to make the YellowJacket suit. And while he was kind of a flat, bland kind of evil, he never came across as a joke in the first Ant Man movie -- so to have him turned into comic relief feels jarring. Plus, the intrinsic goofiness of MODOK aside, it's quite possible to make something as silly as MODOK into something serious and dramatic. If the movie and its characters take something seriously, so do we as the audience. In the Marvel Avengers game, despite its flaws, it managed to make the idea of MODOK into something creepy and serious. The MCU, on the other hand, leaned hard into the silliness of the character, which is exhausting because 90% of recent MCU movies are already oversaturated in silliness.

They should’ve either made him fully robotic to be 100% accurate to the comics visually.Or lean into the inherent body horror of his design which would’ve also made him feel more unhinged and menacing.This looks like some dude facetiming the vegas dome

I would honestly gave him scars and possibly a breathing mask or something to make him more threatening even under the mask

I never knew Timthetatman was in the movie

I almost yelled WTF during the movie in theaters

It ties all together, and also Tv series

I mean in theory it makes sense that Darren would become MODOK

Avengers 17: Thanos Returns We have a scene where everyone is staring down the very villain and we hear an infinitely tiny voice get bigger and bigger as M.O.D.O.K. returns from the quantum realm screaming about not dickish he is

2:57 she said as she looked herself in the mirror and realized how bad an replacement she was and also how terrible an actress she was

I was laughing so hard I nearly choked with my pop corn when I saw him for the first time... That movie was hilariously bad but the sad part is that it had so much potential...

3:00 my fav scene

0:37 it’s Mr. Electric!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

He looks more like Egghead… WAIT A MINUTE. WAS EGGHEAD MEANT TO BE IN THIS FILM BUT WAS REPLACED AT THE SECOND WITH MODOK!?!?!? >:0 dude. He’s Ant man’s most iconic comic supervillain. And they had the gal to replace him? That sucks

The MCU needs to come to an end and should’ve with endgame. A decade is long enough and with all these shows, you can tell the movies are suffering through writing and obviously CGI. Nearly every movie since has felt so half assed, weird, and just downright forced upon the viewer. I mean we can all agree how bad the MODOK live action doesn’t look good and HES FORCED. MODOK is his own character, not Yellow Jacket turned into Humpty Dumpty in a chair. In the comics MODOK is full of rage and outright destruction and isn’t whatever the hell this is getting bullied by Kang.

The Jar Jar Binks and Miz of the MCU

Darren is easily my favorite part of the film his design was great and his arc was compelling, besides Loki he is the MCU villain with best character arc. I didn't get the hate for him.

I remember when shills are saying that this is the most accurate look of modok. Lmao!

comics MODOK- has human face MCU Darren Cross MODOK- has human face thats wrong

He legit looks like he's a baby in a high chair lmao.

Darren cross: Yellowjacket!? What happened to him?

looks like a masterpiece to me

“What has happened today?” perfectly describes this movie

Who in their right mind would thought of this version of MoDok he looks like Humpty Dumpty from Puss in Boots in 2011.

I loved modok. I thought he was hilarious 😂

He’s formally the Yellowjacket aka modok

M.O.D.O.K literally looks like Humpty Dumpty's evil cousin that came from the Shrek/Puss In Boots universe.

I still love his entrance scene, even if the rest of his screen time isn't very good.

No amount of Analyze Cubes is going to explain this design.

everyone didn`t really know that darren cross been alive for 8 years since 2015

He's NOT a dick

They should have made a more serious and menacing face for Modok, with wrinkles and bastard looking, like the original

This is the low point for the MCU right here.

There is genuinely no good way to make modok, but…… this is kinda good