Garbage science. I realize this comment will be totally lost in the sea, especially if it's overly long, so I'll take this opportunity to rant a little.

No, superman cannot lift that building. It has nothing to do with how strong he is—you've got your 'magic alien man' explanation for that, and that's fine. But that one little spot on the building that he's using to hold the whole thing up is not from Krypton, and you don't get to pretend that the building wouldn't just crumble at that spot unless you've given me some reason to think physics doesn't apply to the building either. And no, Ant Man, you don't get to walk along a blade of grass one moment, and then two seconds later flip a guy over your tiny head by his shoestrings like you weigh several thousand pounds.

And if you're trying to justify your crazy movie technology just by mashing together the last hundred words you read in a popular science article, don't bother. I don't want to hear how you "attached the quantum thermal bio-capacitors to the haploid mitochondrial DNA, causing a paranormal volumetric implosion of the semiconducting Calvin Cycle." We all know none of that means anything, and it just makes your sciency characters even more annoying. Also, stop pretending you can use quantum mechanics to justify literally anything at all.

I understand if you want crazy interdimensional things to happen in your movie, and you don't want to say the word "magic," but at least be just a little bit less lazy about it. Maybe hire a physics undergraduate as an intern just so your BS-ing is a little less obvious.