What does he mean 'more' - did I miss him being revealed or hinted at?
Probably meant more in the sense that he was in the comics
What does he mean 'more' - did I miss him being revealed or hinted at?
I'm probably wrong, but one thought I keep having is could Mordo be the big bad? We know he's been going around and eating (Yo) Magic for awhile and Wanda would make an amazing target to neutralize or absorb. Besides that, he's had several years by this point to grow his power and I can think of a couple of reasons why screwing with Wanda might be part of a larger plan.
What's the subtitle for Doctor Strange 2 again?
You mean like how she made a deal with Hydra/Strucker and with Ultron before and obviously learned nothing from that if she does it again?
At first, I thought he had a tattoo that was "HoM" (House of M) :v
Kinda related:
House of Mouse? 🤔
There are plenty of way it out so that Wanda doesn't know the details of the deal or, heck, that she even made one.
That Wanda has no recollection of the events leading up to her creating alternate Westview actually makes that likely.
So you are just going to cherry pick that one sentence and ignore the rest of what I wrote?You mean like she made a deal with Hydra/Stoker and with Ultron before and learned nothing from that?
Mordo will be involved in the coming arc for sure, if not part of this series. He's been on the sidelines doing something and is a pretty major player.I'm probably wrong, but one thought I keep having is could Mordo be the big bad? We know he's been going around and eating (Yo) Magic for awhile and Wanda would make an amazing target to neutralize or absorb. Besides that, he's had several years by this point to grow his power and I can think of a couple of reasons why screwing with Wanda might be part of a larger plan.
Mordo will be involved in the coming arc for sure, if not part of this series. He's been on the sidelines doing something and is a pretty major player.
It would be interesting for him to be the reason the multiverse opens up. He has been known to side with greater forces such as Dormammu. Who knows, maybe since the stones are scattered some locked doors have opened up such that other demons and forces of nature have been given freedom to roam once again.
Interestingly, on his page it says he knows necromancy. Would that work on Vision?
It's not just imitations of sitcoms. There's already some suspicious stuff just in that first episode. Keep going.Well now that I dream of genie thread makes sense. WTF did I just watch? This better get better than whatever that was (just watched episode one).
Yeah I will just to be sure I haven't gone completely insane in lockdown...It's not just imitations of sitcoms. There's already some suspicious stuff just in that first episode. Keep going.
He's a cyborg is he not?
not a full machine, ultron mind controlled an expert geneticist to craft Vision's body
not a full machine, ultron mind controlled an expert geneticist to craft Vision's body
in fact he's called a synthezoid
here we goIt took 276 pages, but we finally near to discussing if Vision has a dick.
Artist Raf Grasetti imagines Mephisto for WandaVision
Cancel me if old
Based on the design the artist may be thinking Pietro = Mephisto
You could argue that Ben Kingsley was completely stunt casting given that the movie was sold on him being the villain of Iron Man 3. It totally helped sell the idea that The Mandarin wasn't a fake out.One-liner meta jokes have been a staple of Marvel movies since time immemorial. Stunt casting has not.
How I would write it:
There's an unexplained dimensional phenomenon in Westview. Doctor Strange dispatches an Avenger, Wanda, and an associate, Agatha Harkness, to investigate.
Whatever villain it is they're dealing with, tells Wanda that it can bring back Vision and they can live happily ever after in Westview.
Wanda retrieves Vision's body and enters Westview. The villain is controlling everyone and makes Wanda, Agatha, and Vision forget important information.
Monica's guy is Doctor Strange, who she has met through her job at SWORD, and he's coming to rescue everyone.
In the end, the villain is driven back, but takes the children. Doctor Strange promises Wanda that they will find them and rescue them.
And in an after-credits scene at the end, we see one of Spider-Man's old villains (Willem Dafoe), cross through the dimensional anomaly.
Ben Kingsley was not stunt casting.You could argue that Ben Kingsley was completely stunt casting given that the movie was sold on him being the villain of Iron Man 3. It totally helped sell the idea that The Mandarin wasn't a fake out.
One-liner meta jokes have been a staple of Marvel movies since time immemorial. Stunt casting has not.
Simply saying that Ben Kingsley wasn't stunt casting isn't a reason that he wasn't stunt casting.
I like the idea that SWORD took Vis's body while pretending to help clean the rubble that is left of the Avengers compound. But I think the footage showed Wanda breaking through the same door we saw Monica try to open when she returned to SWORD, and pretty sure that's nowhere near Westview.
But it makes no sense for him to look like Evan Peters otherwise. Whether or not it's ACTUALLY Xmen Quicksilver is up for debate. But to cast that actor for any other reason other than "due to the multiverse" is just bad stunt casting.
Well. Of course Kingsley was part of the marketing. Were they supposed to spoil the twist of their movie?Simply saying that Ben Kingsley wasn't stunt casting isn't a reason that he wasn't stunt casting.
His casting was part of the marketing of the movie and using his acting pedigree to help to sell the gravity of the role; Iron Man's most notorious villain in the final entry of the Iron Man trilogy. Ultimately, it was still a gimmicky casting using the audience's expectations to misdirect from the real villain of the movie. And on top of that Trevor Slattery wasn't as much of a character as a gag, a comic relief. That seems to fit the definition pretty solidly to me.
Well I think Monica's mom was the head of SWORD and she died 3 years before WandaVision, so it's possible they were holding his body altruistically. But when Hayward took over he started dissecting it.Didn't think of that at all. How the hell did the US government get his body. This seems like a huge over sight from Steve or Black Widow unless they got the body literally right after the compound was blown up b/c the Avengers were in disarray.
Depending on how you read it, it might not be the big cross over you are expecting. The show is quite good though. My wife and I are enjoying the mystery episode to episode and its exciting to watch (takes a few episodes to get what they are going for though)god damn wasn't planning on watching this but I saw in a photo they brought in the Fox X-Men? might have to sigh
That's a jump, it's not yet clear if that is the case. If you didn't have a reason to watch before I wouldn't start now just for that thinking that will happen.god damn wasn't planning on watching this but I saw in a photo they brought in the Fox X-Men? might have to sigh
Don't read this thread until you've caught up to at least Ep 5, but keep watching. It goes places.Just started watching this show. Two episodes in. I guess it needs some build up as I don't get it at all. Some survey of American sitcom styles?
Yeah I like them a bunch.I don't mind people not liking the show, but not liking the sitcom stuff just makes me actively sad
It's so perfect and unique
I've heard there have been episode 7 leaks. I'm not asking for a single detail of what happens, just if people seem up or down on them.
UpI've heard there have been episode 7 leaks. I'm not asking for a single detail of what happens, but I'm curious if people seem up or down on them.