
Earlier this week I wrote about Pixar maybe taking over Edgar Wright’s long in development “Ant-Man” adaptation. In that write up I speculated about a couple of things, since that is my job, but I while writing it I was hoping that the quote from EW, which started the rumor, was just a bunch of BS and that Wright would still be the man who would bring the at times little man to the big screen. Thankfully, Edgar Wright has now cleared things up on “Ant-Man” and everyone who was hoping for a Wright directed “Ant-Man” can continue to anticipate the film. You can read the full email after the jump.

When Marvel got bought by Disney the other week there was a lot of excitement about the possibilities of Pixar making a film based off of one of the Marvel properties. Even though Edgar Wright and writer Joe Cornish have been attached to an “Ant-Man” adaptation for awhile now it seems that Pixar might be taking over now. In the middle of all of the Disney/Marvel a quote from EW saying that Pixar is “said to already be eyeballing an Ant-Man movie.” popped out. So what does a Pixar “Ant-Man” movie mean for Edgar Wright’s film? You can find out after the jump.

Our partners at Omelete recently posted an article about the picture above. However, Universal has asked them to take it down, so you’re going to be forced to imagine what Edgar Wright said about “Ant Man”. Sorry folks…when we can post the article again, we will.
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