Special effects artist: "Ant-Man 3" has a budget shortage and resources are given to "Black Panther 2"

There are very few movies in Hollywood that have no visual effects at all, but when we talk about Marvel movies, we have to multiply the normal amount of visual effects by a hundred or more.

"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum of Frenzy" actually has more special effects content than real shots.

Many critics have noted the film's poor visuals. However, according to Gamespot, an anonymous industry veteran revealed more inside information in an interview with foreign media.

"Black Panther 2 took precedence, it feels like top management and executive roles have been moved to the Black Panther 2 project, with only a smaller team working on Ant-Man 3"

Like many other films, Ant-Man sometimes required VFX artists to build scenes from scratch.

"Sometimes, we're creating the whole movement of an actor—the Ant-Man time-travel thing. You wonder, why didn't they shoot it the right way or the way they wanted to in the first place? Why would we take an actor's The acting became like this? A quick two-second shot that might take two seconds had to be done 20 times to get the effect they wanted.”

And another senior person said: "The story of "Ant-Man 3" and the overall visual effects have great potential. Limiting the quality of the footage. They want to squeeze blood out of stone, and we have no blood left."

Another special effects artist said: "We put together some scenes that look cool and look promising. But there may be more people involved in this project, and it may take more time. With a lot of this Projects are going on at the same time, resources are getting scarcer, and the quality is starting to drop. You can’t expect all VFX houses to deliver quality work, especially if you’re trying to do it on a lower budget.”