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"So much for that Edgar Wright Ant-Man movie we were so looking forward to seeing.\nThe Scott Pilgrim and World\u2019s End director has exited the project over creative differences (read: Wright is probably a little more \"creative\" than Disney/Marvel is comfortable with).\nSEE ALSO: 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier': 9 Key Details You May Have Missed\n\u201CMarvel and Edgar Wright jointly announced today that the studio and director have parted ways on ANT-MAN due to differences in their vision of the film,\u201D according to a joint statement from the director and studio. \u201CThe decision to move on is amicable and does not impact the release date on July 17, 2015. A new director will be announced shortly.\u201D\nIt'd better be shortly \u2014 the film had been set to shoot this summer and fall.\nFor now, Paul Rudd will still lead the film, which has also cast Michael Douglas. Evangeline Lilly, Michael Pe\u00F1a and Corey Stoll also have parts.\u00A0The Comic-Con set has been particularly stoked for an Ant-Man film by Wright, whose loopy, kinetic style and wild-haired dialogue made fanboy favorites of films like Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.\nThere was always something of a wild-card feeling about Ant-Man, a classic Avenger who can shrink down to insect-size, grow into a giant and command swarms of ants to do his bidding. Wright\u2019s selection for the job came as a pleasant surprise, and a sign that Marvel was willing to take a chance on an auteur with a strong flavor.\nWhatever the real reasons behind it, the split is also not a huge shocker. Disney/Marvel is known for tight budgets and even tighter creative control \u2013 key ingredients to their across-the-board success \u2013 while Wright is known for freewheeling, irreverent cinematic fun.What sounded like a volatile match, no matter how much we wanted to see it, turned out to be just that."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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