Ant-Man (2015)

Scott's shrinking is sold through retained human heft, including a landing that damages a tile. Hank's real tank, meanwhile, sits happily on a keyring. That is a wobble in the film's own handling of weight, rather than an objection to imaginary particles. Forgive it for the toy-sized action: everyday surfaces become hazards, and the train-set finale gets a joke from the gap between tiny stakes and enormous effort.