WandaVision (Fridays On Disney+)

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26 minutes ago, LG2008 said:

I really think they should make longer episodes... From a business perspective would also be benefitial for Disney+ since the companies count how many minutes people watch the show and not how many times 

Well, Feige also said that the reason why their shows are shorter, in general, is because they're very expensive. IIRC, the budget for WandaVision is like $225 million or something like that. Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which is the next show, has a longer runtime (probably 40-50 minutes each episode), but they also only have 6 episodes as opposed to WandaVision's 9.

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Don't know if already posted but here's a promo pic of the finale

 

 

 

(they better color correct this ep again cause Vision is looking pinker than Shepherd's Delight )

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3 minutes ago, Red said:

Don't know if already posted but here's a promo pic of the finale

 

 

 

(they better color correct this ep again cause Vision is looking pinker than Shepherd's Delight )

I know it'll never happen because this show will probably end in a very sad way, but I would be soooooo here for an "Incredibles" style superhero family TV show

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1 hour ago, Red said:

Don't know if already posted but here's a promo pic of the finale

 

 

 

(they better color correct this ep again cause Vision is looking pinker than Shepherd's Delight )

OH MY GOOOD I'M SO HYPED I love it when superheroes assemble 

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1 hour ago, Red said:

Don't know if already posted but here's a promo pic of the finale

 

 

 

(they better color correct this ep again cause Vision is looking pinker than Shepherd's Delight )

Promotional photos and final product are rarely the same when colored.

also, Disney+ twitter posted there is one episode left, the finale... so... there’s that too..

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ok I'm finally caught up, honestly wasn't so impressed with the last few episodes lol apart from Agatha, but very excited for the finale!!!! Her powers are getting so strong!!!

omgggg NOW I'm caught up, just watched the little scene after the episode ended!!! that was a gag!! I was like wtf?? he said Wanda stole Vision but she never did?? Vision has so much "vibranium" in the alternate but it's all made by Wanda? She created a whole new fully-functioning Vision?

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48 minutes ago, weed said:

ok I'm finally caught up, honestly wasn't so impressed with the last few episodes lol apart from Agatha, but very excited for the finale!!!! Her powers are getting so strong!!!

omgggg NOW I'm caught up, just watched the little scene after the episode ended!!! that was a gag!! I was like wtf?? he said Wanda stole Vision but she never did?? Vision has so much "vibranium" in the alternate but it's all made by Wanda? She created a whole new fully-functioning Vision?

Yeah, so she never stole Vision's body. That was just something Hayward made up to make her look like the villain. And yes, Wanda created this entire world, including Vision. That implies that this Vision is real, but "real" to the extent that he's only "real" inside this Hex that she created. Remember, in episode 6, Vision tried to leave the Hex but he couldn't because he was tethered to this new reality.

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44 minutes ago, Reality said:

Yeah, so she never stole Vision's body. That was just something Hayward made up to make her look like the villain. And yes, Wanda created this entire world, including Vision. That implies that this Vision is real, but "real" to the extent that he's only "real" inside this Hex that she created. Remember, in episode 6, Vision tried to leave the Hex but he couldn't because he was tethered to this new reality.

I also believe that the hex version of Vision that she created is a kind of meta representation of her own subconscious. When he's starting to catch on to what is happening, it's kinda her subconscious trying to get herself out of denial, through a representation of her lover. Because she subconsciously controls everything that happens inside the hex right? It's all controlled by her, and she completely made him from nothing.

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The scene that she created him out of her limb is so blasphemous

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1 hour ago, Helxig said:

I also believe that the hex version of Vision that she created is a kind of meta representation of her own subconscious. When he's starting to catch on to what is happening, it's kinda her subconscious trying to get herself out of denial, through a representation of her lover. Because she subconsciously controls everything that happens inside the hex right? It's all controlled by her, and she completely made him from nothing.

I totally agree. I caught that early on in the show. Because he IS just a manifestion of Wanda’s emotions, he probably represents some part of her that IS willing to let go and wants to leave the Hex. 

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3 hours ago, Reality said:

I totally agree. I caught that early on in the show. Because he IS just a manifestion of Wanda’s emotions, he probably represents some part of her that IS willing to let go and wants to leave the Hex. 

OH also... something I clicked on to in the last episode: when Wanda was shown creating Vision when she created the hex, he initially was mimicking her body movements like a mirror of her. Only they didn't show it properly with camera angles! But I could clearly see that's what was happening. That's definitely a hint that he's a manifestation of her own emotions/subconscious

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My theory:

 

Something will happen during the finale that will cause Wanda verse Vision and white Vision to merge and so Wanda verse Vision can have corporeal form again, and that's how MCU will have their Vision back again.

Or Wanda can just make it happen, she is confirmedT as the Nexus being now anyway.

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4 hours ago, RAMROD said:

My theory:

 

Something will happen during the finale that will cause Wanda verse Vision and white Vision to merge and so Wanda verse Vision can have corporeal form again, and that's how MCU will have their Vision back again.

Or Wanda can just make it happen, she is confirmedT as the Nexus being now anyway.

I’ve heard that theory before, and I think it makes a lot of sense. But I don’t think it’ll happen, mainly because I think it would undercut Wanda’s story of overcoming grief. If she could just bring Vision back again, she wouldn’t really learn anything. She needs to learn to let him go and move on. That said, I’m sure Paul Bettany isn’t done in the MCU. Vision’s a robot after all, so he could come back at any time.

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On 2/26/2021 at 4:40 AM, Little99 said:

It hurts me every time I see this thread cause in my country there is no Disney+ yet and I can't see Wanda  you can't even imagine how bad it feels 

 I'm sure there are other ways to stream it, like those number movie sites?

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1 minute ago, FATCAT said:

 I'm sure there are other ways to stream it, like those number movie sites?

To many pop ups and false play buttons