Pin him to the ground?

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By the way: Luis. Don't thank me.
On site, the police surround the building, and Scott manages to put his helmet back on despite the handcuffs (years of sadomasochism have allowed him to A) become skilled, even handcuffed B) agree to play in this film). He can therefore shrink and go save his daughter, held hostage by Cross. Bang, bang, poof, they fight in the middle of the young girl's toys, throwing them at each other even though it has no interest, and in the fight, two enlarging projectiles accidentally hit one a toy locomotive which suddenly becomes the size of a real locomotive and bursts a wall of the house, and the other an ant who came to help out which becomes enormous and goes sneaking here and there to make funny sequences.

Finally, Scott finds himself in a complicated situation. Because Cross is about to kill his fax lists daughter, and his super suit is impenetrable. He can't do anything! Push him? Kick his ass like he's been doing up until now? No, that would be too clever! So he can't do anything... Unless he... shrinks to subatomic size! Determined to sacrifice himself, Scott plays with his magic buttons, starts shrinking more than normal (what I like about this movie is that there aren't several possible sizes; it's either normal, or shrunk to a seemingly universal scale, but nothing else, even with Ant-Man and Yellow-Jacket using different formulas), and thus infiltrates his enemy's suit, in which he blows up a lot of sensitive things, like the air conditioning or ventilation. As a result, Cross starts shrinking, but not everywhere at the same time, before disintegrating purely and simply. Scott keeps shrinking until he arrives in the famous dimension where space and time no longer apply, also called the French administration. He thinks he'll die there (I understand, I get that at the prefecture too), but, ah! By the way, I still have some enlarging projectiles! Come on, here, I'll stick one in my belt and...

Bam! Hop, he's back to his normal size!

Well, Pym's wife will be happy to learn that it was as stupid as that. If only she had known!

So Scott reappears in his daughter's room, and everyone kisses. His wife's new partner makes peace with him and manages to stop him from being chased by the police, and apart from a giant ant who inevitably becomes, hee hee, Scott's daughter's new best friend (and doesn't decapitate his face), all's well that ends well.

Pym, for his part, congratulates our hero for getting out of the famous sub-shitty dimension. Then surprises him kissing his daughter Hope, which no one saw coming except for the rest of the Earth's population. So the case is over, or almost, since we learn that after his little stunt with the Avengers, they are looking for him and... the end! With a post-credits sequence as Marvel likes them where we see Pym give his daughter her own outfit to take over her mother's role: the Moo... the Wasp, the Wasp.