Disney + Wandavision

[RavenEye]

WANDAVISION, an original series with Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Bettany and Teyonah Parris. Streaming exclusively on Disney+, Spring 2021.
https://twitter.com/MarvelStudios/status/1152745786439897088/photo/1

 

[EVILFACE]

Awww. Marvel's Soap Opera.

 

[RIDDICK]

And I'll watch it. Or at least try...

 

[Thainitty]

So it’s a scarlet witch and vision show? The name of the show sounds so lame to me...also I will not subscribe to Disney streaming

 

[Puck]

Do I spot a crown there?

 

[Project_A]

 

[Jotaro Something]

 

[Snake Plissken]

The only hot Olsen. The other two look like old leather handbags.

 

[Jotaro Something]

Ok, so I watched the entire show and outside of a few lines here and there the SJW contamination was minimal compared to the movies. The Dark Herald has an interesting perspective

So far as the show’s creators were concerned, what Wanda did, in the end, was sad but of course quite necessary. Because domestic happiness was always just an illusion created by decades of TV sitcoms to keep women down. She had to discard these illusions so that the Scarlett Witch could rise unencumbered by the ties of family life.

A normal feminine desire to have a home, a husband, and children were the chains that bound her. At the end of the show, she chose to abandon all these things and become the Scarlett Witch. Even though that would mean she would be alone. But that was the price she was going to have to pay in order to reach her fullest potential.

Wanda’s family had to be destroyed in order for her to be empowered.

But I disagree, and many others do as well; because Wanda's family didn't exist, she didn't sacrifice anything real she was just relentlessly dwelling inside a false reality of her own creation because she couldn't bear the pain or her loss. And her loss was nothing more than the opportunity of having a family and a husband. WandaVision wasn't about the rejection of home, husband, and children, but to the contrary, about the supreme importance and desirability of those things. Besides if those things were not important and desirable the viewer would not be able to grasp the depth of her grief

It's not "mediocre" or "acceptably mediocre" if all the movies they have produced were similarly "mediocre" Marvel wouldn't be on a freefall

 

[Darth Maul]

It’s hard to top the Infinity saga. Couple that with superhero fatigue and it’s like... do we care? No. The core characters are interesting, but a lot of fans were satiated by the conclusion of the Purple Man arc.

I grew up with Batman, Superman, Spider-Man and the X-men. The rest of the DC and Marvel stuff is just fluff to me at this point. It’s overbloated and tiring. It’s a distraction, more than anything.

When something interesting actually DOES come along, the crazy fucks of the world start tearing it down, brick by brick. We can’t have nice things anymore. I’m ready for this Snyder cut to release, so that—hopefully—it can put several thousand people in their place.

“Not my Darkseid.”

Yeah, okay fuck nugget.

 

[RIDDICK]

Cut the forced feminism crap and it could've been a great show. Rambeau is the embodiment of everything that is wrong with modern Hollywood while Darcy is the usual walking cringe and waste of screentime. So much potential is wasted... Still, not as much as "Loki".

Loved the sitcom bits. I'm a sucker for this stuff and the cast had tons of fun doing it.

 

[Darth Maul]

There are parts of each show I like, but I stopped really caring about the MCU after Thanos. Had a good run with it. Won’t be buying merchandise from shows and movies that come after the Infinity Saga. Won’t be buying any movies either.