WandaVision - Disney+ (***Spoilers***)

One thing, we know that Agnes is in control of herself, at least somewhat.
Did we see a puppy body? I just saw a wrapped bundle. Is she fecking with Wanda?

Skerries

Midnight_EG wrote: »

Hexagon will end up being AIM I reckon, everything is the same shape... Look at Haywards office, his diplomas are in the same shape and the computer screens and so on

I thought they called it The Hex because Scarlett Witches power in the comics was a hex power

FunLover18

Skerries wrote: »

I thought they called it The Hex because Scarlett Witches power in the comics was a hex power

They're definitely setting that up but in-show Darcy calls it the hex because the "dome" seems to be hexagonal and also we've seen plenty of hexagons throughout the broadcast coming from within.

Eduard Khil

SWORD Director definitely given off evil vibes to me he is too straight cut and seems to be under a red aura quite a bit on screen. If he's not a big bad he's possibly a double agent

Midnight_EG

Skerries wrote: »

I thought they called it The Hex because Scarlett Witches power in the comics was a hex power

Indeed, but the characters don't read comics

phobia2011

So what’s the story with vision then? He’s all good?

shawki

phobia2011 wrote: »

So what’s the story with vision then? He’s all good?

Have you seen the show?

Yes all good except for

his corpse being dissected by sword and then Wanda using it as a Marionette puppet.

phobia2011

But that’s the question, is he a puppet? With a conscience?

Loughc

phobia2011 wrote: »

But that’s the question, is he a puppet? With a conscience?

It seems Wanda used her powers to give his corpse powers but now Vision seems to be adapting and self powering/sufficient.

facehugger99

Turned it off halfway through the first episode.

I have genuinely no idea what that was suppose to be or who it was aimed at.

Were the Producers and Writers on a lot of Class A drugs when this was developed?

facehugger99

facehugger99 wrote: »

Turned it off halfway through the first episode.

I have genuinely no idea what that was suppose to be or who it was aimed at.

Were the Producers and Writers on a lot of Class A drugs when this was developed?

If you bothered to read this thread you would know that first 3 episodes are pure world building. Last week's truly kicked it off

Tefral

facehugger99 wrote: »

Turned it off halfway through the first episode.

I have genuinely no idea what that was suppose to be or who it was aimed at.

Were the Producers and Writers on a lot of Class A drugs when this was developed?

stick with it.. it gets better.

klose

facehugger99 wrote: »

Turned it off halfway through the first episode.

I have genuinely no idea what that was suppose to be or who it was aimed at.

Were the Producers and Writers on a lot of Class A drugs when this was developed?

It's genuinely worth watching, the first 2 episodes are a bit bland but it gets on with it from episode 3 onwards.

paulbok

klose wrote: »

It's genuinely worth watching, the first 2 episodes are a bit bland but it gets on with it from episode 3 onwards.

Agreed. I was talking to a friend of mine abiut it at the weekend, he was wondering if it was any good. I told him it was but that if he does watch it, to binge the first 3 episodes as individually (first 2 esp) they are a bit dull but do set things up nicely once you get to ep 4. They are only 25 min or so each so not a big commitment to get into it.

Guy watches half an episode "this show is **** I'm gone post online about how I'm no longer interested"

ArthurG

I'm absolutely loving it.

For the first time in many, many, many years (and I'm in my 40's), I'm excitedly waiting for the next episode of something to drop on a Friday evening. Anticipation certainly makes it worth the wait.

stoneill

Santana Greasy Tremor wrote: »

Guy watches half an episode "this show is **** I'm gone post online about how I'm no longer interested"

I have persisted and in fairness even though it's starting to get good the first 2 episodes are still sh1te and unnecessary.

stoneill

stoneill wrote: »

I have persisted and in fairness even though it's starting to get good the first 2 episodes are still sh1te and unnecessary.

Right but there's multiple posts on this page saying it takes 3 episodes to get going

phobia2011

Did vision always have a stone? Does he work without one?

The White Wolf

phobia2011 wrote: »

Did vision always have a stone? Does he work without one?

He's always had the stone but from what I know of the comics

there's precedence there for him to operate without it.

Busi_Girl08

The thing is though,

this isn't *our* Vision. He has the personality, sure, but he has no memories from before Eastview, didn't experience Civil War, Infinity war or any of his travels with Wanda during their courtship.

This is going to have to be brought up/resolved at some point.

phobia2011

phobia2011 wrote: »

Did vision always have a stone? Does he work without one?

What, like Hitler? :pac:

Before the stone he was Tony Stark's AI, but only became Vision when he got the stone. Without it I would have thought he would not have been able to survive independently of Wanda.

Foxtrol

stoneill wrote: »

I have persisted and in fairness even though it's starting to get good the first 2 episodes are still sh1te and unnecessary.

Only unnecessary if you don't care about character and world building.

People really seem to struggle with the difference between 'unnecessary' and 'not liking' something.

Warbeastrior

stoneill wrote:

I have persisted and in fairness even though it's starting to get good the first 2 episodes are still sh1te and unnecessary.

I disagree. I didn't enjoy the first two episodes at the time but looking back I think they were very necessary to give you a feel of the world in which Wanda is trying to create for herself.

AlmightyCushion

Warbeastrior wrote: »

I disagree. I didn't enjoy the first two episodes at the time but looking back I think they were very necessary to give you a feel of the world in which Wanda is trying to create for herself.

They were necessary but they were still shíte. I know what they were trying to do but they should have made them actually funny.

stoneill

Warbeastrior wrote: »

I disagree. I didn't enjoy the first two episodes at the time but looking back I think they were very necessary to give you a feel of the world in which Wanda is trying to create for herself.

This could have been done in a 10 minute segment, it didn't need 2 x 20 minutes of pure sh!te.

Warbeastrior

AlmightyCushion wrote:

They were necessary but they were still shíte. I know what they were trying to do but they should have made them actually funny.

stoneill wrote:

This could have been done in a 10 minute segment, it didn't need 2 x 20 minutes of pure sh!te.

I disagree. Looking back it was really helping to build the tension. It had people thinking "This is quite chilled isnt it". Then bam.....Wanda fires Geraldine into tomorrow and it all starts to kick off.

stoneill

Warbeastrior wrote: »

I disagree. Looking back it was really helping to build the tension. It had people thinking "This is quite chilled isnt it". Then bam.....Wanda fires Geraldine into tomorrow and it all starts to kick off.

And I disagree, I wasn't thinking this is quite chilled, I was thinking this is pure sh!te.

stoneill

stoneill wrote: »

And I disagree, I wasn't thinking this is quite chilled, I was thinking this is pure sh!te.

Ya you've said that about 10 times now we understand

JimmyVik

stoneill wrote: »

And I disagree, I wasn't thinking this is quite chilled, I was thinking this is pure sh!te.

Me too.
Struggled to keep watching and just gave up watching after 3 episodes.