Like, everything with Quicksilver was fucking stupid but there's noting wrong with a boner joke.
Boners and farts will never not be funny.
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WandaVision | Paul Bettany is in this | Fridays on Disney+
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Boners and farts will never not be funny.
Boehner was obviously Agatha's Ralph all along.
The real question is - was he also Woo's missing person?
The real question is - was he also Woo's missing person?
If it was intended to suggest that someone left it there, then it was completley untouched plot thread.
I think the takeaway is, she was going on a tour to get some closure... getting him a proper funeral was part of it, as was visiting the plot
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Anyone else have zero excitement for Falcon + Winter Soldier coming off of this?
Everything I've seen of it so far looks generic action movie, dude bro meh– a hard turn from everything I loved about this. Hoping to have my mind changed, but currently not interested in tuning in.
Everything I've seen of it so far looks generic action movie, dude bro meh– a hard turn from everything I loved about this. Hoping to have my mind changed, but currently not interested in tuning in.
On the contrary, I couldn't be more excited. WandaVision totally sold me on these MCU Disney+ shows.
I'll be watching it, but probably won't reorganize my entire Friday mornings around getting to it as fast as possible.
What I hear *about* it interests me. What they showed me in the trailer most certainly does not.
I wish it were "The Falcon" and left Winter Soldier out of it altogether. Bucky is bland as fuck as a hero and the banter they showed was terrible.
Nah, I'm still excited. Variety is good. I think F+WS has potential to be good, but in a different way.
Since WV was bold enough to infuse grief and depression into the story, I hope F+WV is bold enough to get into racial politics.
Yeah, I definitely don't mean to say that it won't be good... but I'm afraid it won't be for me. That said, I know WV also wasn't "for" a lot of people... so variety is indeed good if it means they'll take risks. WV is what brought be back into the MCU after a pause since Endgame.
Depends on what you're looking for.
For me? In the midst of the friggin' Black Lives Matter movement? With a showrunner saying stuff like this?
Based on comic events like this?
I'm so damn excited.
I'm excited for a new Disney+ episode almost every Friday for the rest of the year. I think between Mando and WandaVision I've gotten into the habit of waiting for Friday to watch the next episode on whatever new show is on. Soon it will be Falcon and the Winter Soldier, then Loki, then Hawkeye, then Mando S3 and Book of Boba Fett.
It seems like they are going to be addressing the idea of "What if Captain America chose the next Captain America, and he was Black, and the government thought a white guy would work better" which TBH sounds like it could be really interesting if they do it right. You have to assume by the end of it he is Captain America, but is he able to convince the powers that be that he is? Or maybe he realizes he needs to become something more, and becomes CAPTAIN FALCON.
DO IT KEVIN, YOU KNOW WE ALL WANT TO SEE A FALCON PUNCH
Yeah I heard that race issue was gonna be a thing in TFatWS so that has me excited. I figured it would have some depths to it and with the action in it I'm sold on it.
Bruh
Bruh
I don't hate the character in the slightest but I hate the haircut. I feel the long hair suits him better.
Did anyone notice Monica's eyes glowed different colors? When she stops the bullets they are orange but in other scenes they are blue. Were there any other colors?
Maybe there will be a whole.... spectrum.
(I vastly prefer Photon though)
They glowed purple when she was around Agatha's magic as well like in the episode 7 post credit scene and right before she took the necklace off of Ralph.
Yellow is her own powers, the others are dependent on the energy she's looking at. They were purple when looking at Agatha's basement for example.
I still can't believe how much they fucking nailed the Scarlet Witch costume, even the tiara. Helps that Elizabeth Olsen can totally rock that outfit, hot damn.
I mean they already made Vulture and Mysterio look freaking awesome so joke's on me for doubting them lol
I mean they already made Vulture and Mysterio look freaking awesome so joke's on me for doubting them lol
It was one of those costumes I didn't think they'd ACTUALLY ever get around to doing properly.
But then... there it is. And she KILLS in it.
I'll need to rewatch, but did she have the cape in the episode? Her Hot Toy sports one, but I don't remember it.
She has a hooded cape when she flies away from Westview but she doesn't have her tiara on at the time, so we haven't seen the look with both the tiara and the cape.It was one of those costumes I didn't think they'd ACTUALLY ever get around to doing properly.
But then... there it is. And she KILLS in it.
I'll need to rewatch, but did she have the cape in the episode? Her Hot Toy sports one, but I don't remember it.
You don't have to attack me personally over a TV show. We have different opinion, plain and simple. I'm dropping it because it is not productive to argue over fantasy.
It is your opinion it is bad writing- it is not a fact.
Writing during the pandemic revolves around what they can do with the cast and the CGI. Changing stuff on the fly when you already have episodes in the can and are editing others when you find out you doing have the time, actors, or CGI to back up the original story through structure off, no matter how good the writers are.
The more I think about it, the more I am convinced WandaVision is cultural phenomena, a gift that is keep on giving on many ends. Sure, they didnt outright gave away Multiverse sheninagans and what not, although even daredevil can see miles away it is coming very very soon, you see the impact.
The funny; Vishawn, crying housewife/cat, Oprah memes, the seeds; Young Avengers, the deep; "What is grief if not love persevering?", "The ship of Thesues".
The other day I was thinking, how they intentionally or unintentionally setting up another series without even mentioning: SheHulk. Think about it, therewill be a definitely Wanda centric episode. We already discussing like we're on a court some evil prosecuters [ :p ] wants Wanda's head because of the trauma she caused, and good defence lawyers are trying to explain how she's been through shit and was holding it together barely then dickwad Hayward throw gasoline barrels to the situation by showing decapitated and dismembered Vision while continiuing butchering his body, likely pushing her to the edge so he can tap some Wanda magic battery thus causing Wanda's denial of reality. They're so gonna used this in one of the SheHulk episode.
Plus considering some people's idea that the kids are not real makes me think that in the MCU's future some people will start questioning the reality and the reality of people who came back from blip. Since they are five years younger than they should be.Are they real or some Alien invasion or witchcraft? I can see a lot of conflict coming as the direct results of the blip.
This show brings so much to the table and Wanda will be the face of MCU for a long, long while. Can't wait.
Also I was watching 70's episode the otherday, the butterfly scene was fore shadowing the final.
"Did I do that?" then Wanda opens a window alightly and lets the butterflies out of the room. Can't wait to binge rewatch and see these hidden details.
It feels like the show unintentionally also collectively represents our grief and healing. Like 2 months ago all we were talking about was Trump, now it's all about Wanda and the Scarlet Witch. LOL!
The funny; Vishawn, crying housewife/cat, Oprah memes, the seeds; Young Avengers, the deep; "What is grief if not love persevering?", "The ship of Thesues".
The other day I was thinking, how they intentionally or unintentionally setting up another series without even mentioning: SheHulk. Think about it, therewill be a definitely Wanda centric episode. We already discussing like we're on a court some evil prosecuters [ :p ] wants Wanda's head because of the trauma she caused, and good defence lawyers are trying to explain how she's been through shit and was holding it together barely then dickwad Hayward throw gasoline barrels to the situation by showing decapitated and dismembered Vision while continiuing butchering his body, likely pushing her to the edge so he can tap some Wanda magic battery thus causing Wanda's denial of reality. They're so gonna used this in one of the SheHulk episode.
Plus considering some people's idea that the kids are not real makes me think that in the MCU's future some people will start questioning the reality and the reality of people who came back from blip. Since they are five years younger than they should be.Are they real or some Alien invasion or witchcraft? I can see a lot of conflict coming as the direct results of the blip.
This show brings so much to the table and Wanda will be the face of MCU for a long, long while. Can't wait.
Also I was watching 70's episode the otherday, the butterfly scene was fore shadowing the final.
"Did I do that?" then Wanda opens a window alightly and lets the butterflies out of the room. Can't wait to binge rewatch and see these hidden details.
It feels like the show unintentionally also collectively represents our grief and healing. Like 2 months ago all we were talking about was Trump, now it's all about Wanda and the Scarlet Witch. LOL!
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most people think her call sign will be photon. This proves it will be Spectrum.
Yeah, that was dark. I s'pose that's kinda Wanda's thing, though. She can be quite cruel. Ultron said so himself and she didn't want to kill Thanos, she wanted to hurt him. She even made him think he had a chance against against her.
Where's the personal attack?
And yes, changing things on the fly is tough... but some critical dialog was really poor and tough schedules don't really justify it.
"They'll never know what you sacrificed" is a really bad line to say to a person who just released 3000 hostages.
"I know you'll make this all right" is an absurd line for Vision (who just got back from investigating Wanda's lies) moments after Wanda creates another mindslave, this time ON PURPOSE, and leaves her amongst the recently freed mind-slaves
I'm not saying the writers are bad, im saying these poor lines during key moments soured the characterizations.
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I think you're right about the dark/negative/astral planes being featured but if that's all there is to MOM without the other alternate realities, then I think there's going to be even more disappointment.
I've only seen a couple ads on Twitter which didn't do much for me. People here are making it sound better, will give it a try for sure
FOR YOU. That line did not sour it FOR ME.
You attacked my by saying I'm stopping the conversation because I have no arguments. I do have more opinions, but none of them matter anymore. I'm not trying to win and argument with you. Let it go.
You know something is good when an old coworker of mine just texts me out of the blue and goes "are you watching it? I need to talk to somebody about it!"
She loved it.
What are you talking about? You cut out my arguments and said I didn't have any. You just didn't want to counter. That's not a personal attack. You're literally saying you don't want to argue.
I'm glad you don't get soured when characterizations change at the last minute. Lots of people do.
Is it technically gaslighting if her kids only exist in her bubble universe?
How is it?
They were just a part of the Mind Stone that's in Wanda, just like Vision in this show. That was made plainly clear when they started disintegrating in the same visual style as Vision when she was closing the hex.
Sure, they were tangible [inside the hex], but they were not actual flesh and blood (or, even in Vision's case, an actual synthezoid) - just mind stone constructs.
I'm two episodes in. All I know is that it's trying to pull some meta bullshit, but thus far hasn't been revealed how, so it's just kind of a mostly straight take on parodying 50's and 60's sit coms and I personally don't find that particularly funny. So far it's just kind of boring. Hoping it gets better considering it at least got meme'd towards the series ending. Really, I just want the illusion or whatever it is to end so that we get to the actual story.
Edit: also, even though I know why they did it, but it would have been more impressive if they truly went all out and recorded it at resolutions that would have been native to the viewers of these eras. Give me that sweet 1950's 480p
Edit: also, even though I know why they did it, but it would have been more impressive if they truly went all out and recorded it at resolutions that would have been native to the viewers of these eras. Give me that sweet 1950's 480p
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They had independent sentience... and the end of the series stinger clearly hints they exist beyond the hex.
Man, we probably won't get a conclusion to that for a good while.