Breh again, IF they didn't want Scott Lang then they didn't have to have Scott Lang. They're a multibillion dollar machine that's become just as famous and powerful as their parent company when it comes to movies. They're doing stuff that hasn't been done before in terms of sheer scope for comic book movies and in a way, treating their movies like episodes of a television series. They've taken directors off of projects before and that article isn't about being objective, it's a movie beat writer who's been working in the business for a while telling you what he hears from his sources and he's more often right than wrong. If they didn't want Lang, there would be no Lang. If Feige felt the movie universe needed Pym and that the better story was with Pym then we'd be getting an Ant-Man flick about Hank Pym. He wanted Iron Man 2 to be a commercial for the Avengers and that's what we got. Nothing happens in that company without his blessing breh and if he didn't want Lang years ago, he could've did exactly what he did last year: cut bait, hire someone else to do what he wanted with the characters he wanted.
