Ant-Man Director Commemorates Filming Conclusion with Some Fantastic Art

Posted on November 24, 2021 by Jared Moore

Ant-Man director Peyton Reed has shared some pretty impressive artwork for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania while also announcing that filming for the movie has now concluded.

Reed shared the announcement on Twitter stating that "principal photography on Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is now complete!" The director went on to say that he can't wait to show everyone what the team has been up to before including a piece of stunning artwork depicting Evangeline Lilly's character poised on top of Ant-Man's helmet.

This isn't the first time of late that Reed has paired an announcement about Quantumania's production process with an interesting image. Back in July when filming began, Reed announced the first day of principal photography with an accompanying image that reintroduced the world to the terrifying bunny that Paul Rudd's character Scott Lang gifted his daughter Cassie in the hero's first outing.

While the film's cast and production team have kept their lips tightly sealed surrounding Quantumania's plot, Evangeline Lilly (Hope van Dyne) recently praised the film's script during an interview with Collider. "I was so stoked on the script. Jeff Loveness is our new writer for the film. And we've never worked with him before," she said.

"I think he is phenomenal. I think he's one of the best writers we've ever had. I think he's got an incredible mastery of voice. So on the page, I could hear all the characters, and I knew that he'd really kind of harnessed each person's unique personality. I just think that it's going to be really special," she continued.

Despite Reed's confirmation that Quantumania is now ready to move into post-production, fans will still have to wait until July 2023 before its debut in theatres. To pass the time, make sure to check out this article detailing how Evangeline Lilly says that her character Hope is still 'an enigma' even after multiple movies.

Jared Moore is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.

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