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WandaVision

2021

Comedy

Drama

TV Mini-Series

5h 50m

Seasons: 1, Episodes: 9 Episode List

Blends the style of classic sitcoms with the MCU in which Wanda Maximoff and Vision -two super-powered beings living their ideal suburban lives-begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.

Directed by:

Matt Shakman

Written by:

Jac Schaeffer

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Franchise:

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Genres:

Comedy, Drama, Action, Adventure

Country:

USA

Language:

English

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WandaVision

2021

Comedy

Drama

TV Mini-Series

5h 50m

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BeeDub

Rated 09 Jan 2022

The show's early potential for true Lynchian brilliance and social satire is ultimately abandoned in favor of the usual CGI fight scenes (cuz Marvel's gonna Marvel). I'd like to know which university gave the chick from 2 Broke Girls a Ph.D. The show's Generic Evil White Man was actually its most logical character - but, you know, down with the patriarchy and whatnot. Kathryn Hahn is the stealth MVP.

Rated 09 Jan 2022

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jacobclark12

Rated 26 Jul 2021

If this rating was for everything up to and including "Agatha All Along" *which is my favorite two minutes of the MCU so far*, this would be nearly perfect. Unfortunately, Marvel just had to marvelously do its thing in the climax and reduce characters to hollow pro- and antagonists rather than continue its unique tribute to the history of sitcoms and innovate in the medium of television.

Rated 26 Jul 2021

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FrederikA

Rated 08 Mar 2021

Remember back in the days, when Network shows would have that one weird "just a dream"/alternate reality/musical episode? Well, Wandavision basically is *that one episode* spread out on an entire season and comes across as an almost Lynchian meta show, that (for better or worse) ultimately aligns itself with the greater MCU. Good stuff.

Rated 08 Mar 2021

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Philodendron

Rated 02 Mar 2021

You liked it because you live in a consumerist culture that has programmed you to enjoy references to worthless bygone media (especially SITCOMS) you have no attachment to, and meaningless, childish plots. You lack taste and have no sense of identity.

Rated 02 Mar 2021

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The Beast

Rated 29 Jan 2021

They are very comfortable investing a lot of time in a world they establish early on as being irrelevant. Vision is an entirely new character here with much more depth & humanity than they last established. They still have no idea how to handle either character's powers. Vision moves at the speed of light now, but moves MUCH slower in action. He can't pass humans through items but can pass items through humans. Wanda can manifest anything, but not dinner. Sometimes with a red mist sometimes not.

Rated 29 Jan 2021

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vv238

Rated 13 Feb 2021

WandaVision is the first time I've had serious doubts about a Marvel Studios property. I've enjoyed some productions more than others but none felt terribly offensive or worse than a decent time waste. WandaVision is creepy and disturbing and not in a way that the show-runners intended. For the first time ever I was actively rooting for the people the writers coded as villains and for very justifiable reasons. I am now left wondering if Marvel hasn't actually been The Boys the entire time.

Rated 13 Feb 2021

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nobamba

Rated 21 Mar 2021

Nice. Her and Vision are still the least interesting Avengers though. Good cast.

Rated 21 Mar 2021

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Mentaculus

Rated 27 Mar 2021

Eerily prescient - a narrative about a retreat into nostalgia, coping with tremendous loss, isolation and depression and grief - chaos, madness and sickness all slightly felt. These themes, told through its smaller scale which allowed for some surprising intimacy, is the perfect reintroduction to the MCU, and reflection of our moment. That it started out like someone saw David Lynch's Rabbits and thought, maybe we can Marvel it? all means yes, I loved it.

Rated 27 Mar 2021

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Errol246

Rated 28 Jul 2021

This show managed to single-handedly convince me never to consume another MCU product in my life. It started out so strong with a mystical, Lynch-light setting where circumstances are left to your interpretation ... until the mask comes off and the entire mystery is shamelessly exposed with the blandest of acting and writing, with no space for ambiguity. The show went from humorous, mysterious and charming to being too on the nose, poorly written, toe-curling superhero fluff by the end.

Rated 28 Jul 2021

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INDYATMN

Rated 15 Mar 2021

Being a fan of the Wanda character this was a huge disappointment. The first 5 episodes are devoted to recreating old sitcoms. Seriously. This might have worked if it was funny or satire, but it's not, so I reacted the same way I would to old sitcoms - no interest. The plot doesn't start moving till the last few eps & the magic ball fights are dull. The ending has more questions than answers like why can't she recreate her family again when she's more powerful than ever? A bad start for phase 4.

Rated 15 Mar 2021

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evrana

Rated 10 Sep 2023

Well, the streaming craze might have hurt the cinema in the long run, but this series is one of its good outcomes. It is such a quirky, off the beaten path thing that, there is absolutely no chance that it will see the light of the day in the old cable TV system. It sometimes cracks under its own bizarre nature, but the production quality is great and it hits some very high notes, particularly the ending. Denning's character is a great MU creation and so is Agnesss.

Rated 10 Sep 2023

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emtilt

Rated 07 Mar 2021

[through season 1] Interesting for about 70% of the season, but takes a turns toward awful MCU militaristic blandness in the last few episodes. The sitcom constraint could have been used so much more interestingly.

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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CMonster

Rated 10 Mar 2021

I said in my Dr. Strange review I think they had lots of space to make a stranger Dr. Strange movie. They definitely took a few big steps in that direction. The show is not without problems. The bad military man is a superfluous villain nearly forgotten by the end and the final fight has magic that is distinctly lacking in cleverness which is weird considering they put effort into being clever earlier in the show. Wanda and Vision had okay emotional arcs, but the side character arcs were lacking

Rated 10 Mar 2021

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Zangin

Rated 30 Dec 2021

I feel like the marketing for this one was rather misleading. I was hoping for more of a satirical commentary on the sitcom as a cultural institution and storytelling medium. WandaVision plays with that concept for maybe three episodes and then drops it in favor of a more generic superhero storyline. It's still fine, but I was hoping for more.

Rated 30 Dec 2021

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Ununnilium

Rated 16 Apr 2021

Like most MCU works, rich with different elements, some amazing, some disappointing, adding up to a good experience overall. I loved the sitcom pastiches - Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany have wonderful chemistry - and as an exploration of grief, it shines. While it's a good character piece, the final plot reveals weren't as interesting as I hoped, but they got the job done in terms of telling the story. And that one song is amazing - anyone who's watched it knows which one. Srsly recommended.

Rated 16 Apr 2021

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twillis

Rated 27 Apr 2021

Absolutely disturbing. Wanda is a nearly unrepentant villain, promoted as a suffering heroine by the storyline. Up is down. Awful.

Rated 27 Apr 2021

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Yoshinaruto

Rated 06 Mar 2021

Loved the intrigue of this. It’s certainly unique from anything else in the franchise, and the episode 5 ending certainly surprised me, even though I’d considered the possibility already. The primary issue is that it peaked with episode 5 IMO, but what comes after is still enjoyable. Also the first two episodes could’ve probably been compressed into one.

Rated 06 Mar 2021

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amazedemon

Rated 27 Apr 2021

WandaVision is an enjoyable mini-series that has a few concepts going through it, none of which are particularly strong on their own merit. The Wanda-Vision portion provides some solid drama surrounding grief, but flounders a little with the comedy. The sitcom era skipping is clever, but not executed as well as has come to be expected from the MCU. Hahn steels every scene she's in. Parris' Monica lays interesting ground. Peters inclusions was ultimately disappointing. Park was a joy.

Rated 27 Apr 2021

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Duder

Rated 20 Jul 2021

A decent start to the MTU (Marvel TV Universe). E brave try on a fresh concept and mostly fun, too dramatic at times but still, very solid performances and fun to watch show. Probably the best till now.

Rated 20 Jul 2021

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Ross

Rated 26 May 2021

I struggled with the beginning, loved the middle, and was underwhelmed by the end. Along the way I was intrigued by the mystery and by Olsen's performance.

Rated 26 May 2021

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Vandelay1

Rated 19 Jun 2021

worth a watch

Rated 19 Jun 2021

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law

Rated 29 Jan 2021

I was hoping the generous runtime of a television miniseries might finally allow the Marvel cinematic universe to explore the characters and their relationship dynamics but unfortunately it's just more empty spectacle. It's almost like it's a real show with stakes and stuff, but it never commits, so it doesn't ever quite become something I can respect. This is the last Disney mediocrity I'm ever wasting time on. Fuck that entire company's 21st century output. It's a plague on human culture.

Rated 29 Jan 2021

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udippuy

Rated 12 Apr 2021

[SPOILER] Completely uni-dimensional characters are trapped in a risible fiction of hyper-technology, superheroes and quack science, until they're rescued to reality by the heroic inhabitants of a quiet American suburb.

Rated 12 Apr 2021

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donquixotic

Rated 24 Jan 2021

More like BlundaVision

Rated 24 Jan 2021

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Sadman

Rated 07 Mar 2021

Thought the first few episodes were PAINFUL to watch, had to actively work to keep myself watching them. But once I got over those few episodes, the show started growing on me, getting better and better with each episode. It culminated in the seventh episode which was a parody where the comedy actually worked and with a giddy, and gleeful ending. It falters after that. Bettany, Hahn and Olsen all do fine work but in the end it felt too Marvel-y to ever be anything more than just entertaining.

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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Difontaine

Rated 16 Oct 2022

I really liked it. An exploration of grief in someone who can actually bend reality to return their love, that's an interesting concept. This series follows through, it really helps it has two talented leads.

Rated 16 Oct 2022

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Scrib

Rated 07 Jul 2022

I'm bitter toward the MCU, but I have to admit that this was a breath of fresh air. I liked the creativity and commitment to homaging different decades of sitcoms while also trying to tell a serious story. It worked surprisingly well for most of it, though the Malcolm in the Middle and Office spin-offs were less well-handled and mostly just awkward. It also really irks me that episodes now have post-credit scenes with pivotal information. That's just not how it should work.

Rated 07 Jul 2022

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sabysims

Rated 27 Mar 2021

Originally gave it a score of 40 after 2 episodes and stopped watching. Then a year later decided to continue after reading good reviews. Boy does it get better!! From a silly, clumsy sitcom it becomes a gripping dramatic tragedy. Well developed arc.

Rated 27 Mar 2021

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BadFurDay

Rated 07 Mar 2021

For a first attempt at a big budget mainline MCU TV series, they nailed it. If you didn't engage in the speculation that caused everyone to have super high expectations and just enjoyed the ride, it was great. My only complaint is that the Evan Peters tease felt like a "haha you'll never have this" moment, but I take it in good fun and loved the twist at the end. Highlight is Vision fighting Vision through a debate, that was so silly that it was great.

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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Eduardo_Zero

Rated 27 Jan 2022

Ótima introdução as series Marvel. história coesa e bem fechada, se sustenta muito bem e a ideia de fazer os episódios como sitcons foi genial.

Rated 27 Jan 2022

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flipzo

Rated 08 Mar 2021

Nope. In the end, I can easily say that the actors were amazing and well-directed. But the show itself is weak. The story doesn't work for me. I mean, I understand they tried hard to make something new, and all the easter eggs are very cool... but no, I am not going to watch it again. (Last thing... this must be said: Elizabeth Olsen wearing the original Scarlet Witch suit... gorgeous).

Rated 08 Mar 2021

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isitfallacy

Rated 26 Jun 2021

Most of it was pretty good, one of the few interesting things done within the MCU that are more than just a spectacle. As soon as the military plot got going though, it started going downhill. And the finale was typical MCU: bland villains that are nothing more than mirrors to the heroes. Still, better than average for MCU and worth checking out even if you don't usually like their stuff.

Rated 26 Jun 2021

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glumpy_99

Rated 26 Jan 2024

It is a shame that the marketing implied a more interesting angle of using these characters to dissect different eras of TV (and societal) culture - this is dropped halfway through to digress to typically dense and convoluted Marvel plotting, which may become tiring if you’re not already a devoted student of the ongoing saga. Typically well crafted (and in retrospect it’s fun to see Hahn rise up and steal the whole show), but recommended for saga devotees only.

Rated 26 Jan 2024

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hellboy76

Rated 22 Jan 2021

A pretty decent exploration of pain and power. It might be just a little too long, but still well worth watching for some character development and the fun decadal gimmicks.

Rated 22 Jan 2021

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future42

Rated 30 Dec 2021

Started strong but the ending is very generic MCU

Rated 30 Dec 2021

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ImOmerCetin

Rated 31 Jan 2021

Really enjoyable. A little, isolated story of Wanda Maximoff. Interesting plotline.

Rated 31 Jan 2021

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muutanet

Rated 03 Apr 2021

Technically to notch work, and most of roles were well crafted and acted. The make-a-believe world was more interesting than the real world.

Rated 03 Apr 2021

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Kavu

Rated 17 Sep 2021

Interesting and original, the latter being unfortunately quite rare in MCU these days.

Rated 17 Sep 2021

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maxmode

Rated 24 Jan 2024

This series starts with an interesting premise and then drops levels both in the script and in the dialogues, surrendering to the common nonsense of superhero films, which reproduce a society where adults don't want to face reality and the consequences of their actions.

Rated 24 Jan 2024

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Jessjess125

Rated 10 Aug 2022

Pretty good! I liked the different filming styles for different eras of television

Rated 10 Aug 2022

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KMcNeil

Rated 24 Jan 2021

[2/3-season rating to be updated. Absolutely loved episode 2, 5, 6.]

Rated 24 Jan 2021

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DougCollins

Rated 12 Jul 2021

so far, marvel going to T.V is just okay. But the greatness is gone

Rated 12 Jul 2021

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Velvet Crowe

Rated 24 May 2021

Wandavision is an interesting take on the "fake reality" trope wherein Wanda herself is willingly responsible for it and all the suffering that comes with that. The sitcom motif adds a lot of creative flair to the narrative which changes each episode. However, the story ends up not respecting Wanda enough to see the wrong in her actions to justify a shitty MCU climatic fight. The blame is instead placed on a weak villain, which ruins much of the intrigue in the narrative and characterization.

Rated 24 May 2021

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rosenritter

Rated 07 Mar 2021

The first few episodes are genuinely unsettling, Mulholland Dr./Perfect Blue-esque perverse wish fulfillment escapism in the disintegrating sitcom world of Too Many Cooks. But it dispenses with everything interesting as it goes on and the last couple episodes are stock MCU in the worst way.

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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CStewart64

Rated 05 Apr 2023

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Rated 05 Apr 2023

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Lilirose

Rated 12 Aug 2021

Molto sperimentale e "visionaria" (inevitabile il gioco di parole), piena zeppa di citazioni che ad un'amante delle sit-com come la sottoscritta non potevano che far piacere. Ben strutturati anche i plot twist ed il finale, dove si torna al classico stile supereroistico con scontri ed effetti speciali.

Rated 12 Aug 2021

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morphinapg

Rated 19 Nov 2021

This is a really cool idea. The cast is great, the recreations of classic TV styles is really fun, but ultimately, the story is really interesting and comes together really well. Loki ultimately was better overall, but this was still solid with some great twists and turns.

Rated 19 Nov 2021

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Ceekay19

Rated 28 May 2023

S1: 70/100

Rated 28 May 2023

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lrampartl

Rated 14 Aug 2021

Second to last episode was one of the best hours of TV ever; the rest was largely a waste of time.

Rated 14 Aug 2021

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MovieFiend

Rated 03 Sep 2022

Pretty good, started off a little slow but I liked seeing the different generations of TV theme. I liked how somethings were just off enough to be weird. Ending was a good but it set up Dr Strange 2 which I really liked.

Rated 03 Sep 2022

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SeanBerndorff

Rated 06 Mar 2021

Season 1: 70

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War Machine

Rated 07 Mar 2021

some dope, cool, etc. just never got me much and seemed too much like a marvel tv show

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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acrolyne

Rated 06 Mar 2021

Good stuff. Not a fan of the super-hero franchises as they are predictable and poorly written, but this is novel. This is the 1st one I've been able to enjoy. Main actors are great, Kathryn Hahn really shines. Hope to see more of her.

Rated 06 Mar 2021

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philamental

Rated 25 Mar 2021

I actually like the Wanda and Vision characters but this series didn't work for me at all. Primarily based around the gimmick of the main characters seemingly stuck in a different sit-com style each week, that approach quickly grew tiresome and proved ultimately irrelevant. Further to this so many supporting characters and subplots proved equally superfluous making Wandavision a near 6 hr version of a weak story that could have been trimmed down to a more digestible but still poor 2 hr movie.

Rated 25 Mar 2021

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martryn

Rated 30 Jun 2022

A unique direction for the MCU. The early episodes each had character, but the later ones seemed to forego that to push the plot forward. The introduction of the secondary cast, and the actions outside of suburbia, brought the series down as a whole. And, of course, I can't get over the last few scenes, where Wanda left her two kids to die, alone, behind a closed door, which forever cements her as a terrible mother in my eyes. But, yes, essential watching for Marvel fans.

Rated 30 Jun 2022

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jarobmul

Rated 04 Aug 2021

One of the few shows I have ever been genuinely excited to watch each week, and disappointed when the episodes ended. Elizabeth Olsen, Kathryn Hahn, Paul Bettany, and Teyonah Paris did a great job switching between eras, their performances were some of the best we've seen in the MCU. I wish the SWORD aspect was dialed down a bit especially with the unnecessary extra villain subplot.

Rated 04 Aug 2021

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Dullshimmer

Rated 19 Jun 2022

This show did some things super well like the treatment of grief, the riff on sitcoms from the different eras, and just keeping you wonder what in the world was going on for a good portion of the show. I just felt the ending was a let down, the villains were either a bit too much of an unknown (even unknown if they were truly a villain) or the typical I want to make better weapons through questionable means villain we've seen before. It was an interesting ride, but had some flaws in the end.

Rated 19 Jun 2022

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spacefloh

Rated 12 Oct 2022

eng; [wandavision -- SERIE]; zwei superhelden, wanda und vision sind in einer sitcom-haften welt - doch das ideale leben ist nicht so wie es scheint.; (surprising sitcom); {Folgen: S01E01-S01E09};

Rated 12 Oct 2022

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Spunkie

Rated 05 Mar 2021

It's well acted and produced but beyond that, pretty average overall. If you want to get in for the seemingly interesting premise...don't.

Rated 05 Mar 2021

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moraesfelipe

Rated 05 Aug 2022

Couldn't they just stick to the sitcom material all the way through, could they? So it starts ok, gets weird and fun with all the glitches coming in, disrupting the American perfect couple life and rapidly becomes yet another origin story -- now a witch one -- full of important connections and consequences we will see in the future of MCU.

Rated 05 Aug 2022

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metis

Rated 06 Aug 2021

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Rated 06 Aug 2021

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Ritteh

Rated 22 Jul 2021

Even after watching all episodes, I have absolutely no idea what this show is about. I'm wondering if there's some backstory in one of the movies or other MCU TV shows that I'm not privy to and therefore unable to understand what is going on. I do give it a little bit of credit for the very unique scenario of setting things in sitcoms from the past. Unfortunately, there wasn't any really anything sitcom like about the show itself.

Rated 22 Jul 2021

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gabebernal

Rated 18 Mar 2021

This blew away all expectations and was a great start to Phase 4 of the MCU. So many twists and turns mixed in with a good dash of intrigue. Reminded me of the days when I was captivated by Lost.

Rated 18 Mar 2021

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CesarCastag

Rated 05 Mar 2021

Não se trata apenas de localizar a si mesma como uma dona de casa dos anos 1950, quando a vida lhe pareceria mais simples. É preciso criar as condições para esse estilo de vida, o que significa, nesse caso, reproduzir as formas do seu aparecimento. Habitar os anos 1950 e as promessas de felicidade do período.

Rated 05 Mar 2021

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EbelC

Rated 07 Mar 2021

One of the most original things made by Marvel Studios, the way the format is used works nicely and it doesn't feel just like a random gimmick, it fits the content. It may have some rythm problems sometimes but overall a very interesting show. I think it could be also interesting for openminded people not specially interested in Marvel.

Rated 07 Mar 2021

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Okkervil

Rated 05 Mar 2021

I liked it a lot, but I didn’t know why until ExcessStarch told me. Thank goodness.

Rated 05 Mar 2021

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deepdoop

Rated 21 Mar 2021

I can't deny the excitement I felt week to week to see where the MCU was going, so that has to count. At first, the Sitcom stuff was meh and I was only there for MCU development but it did get better as it went on. It actually got really great for a while before it came back down. The finale was a little unsatisfying. But as a whole I thought it did a good job of making me care about Wanda and Vision. There was emotional depth.

Rated 21 Mar 2021

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KasperL

Rated 06 Mar 2021

I like the ambitious enterprise of embarking on a Cabin in the Woods style journey through TV history a whole lot more than the characters, and in the last couple of episodes I almost completely lost interest in the show.

Rated 06 Mar 2021

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redcricket

Rated 14 Apr 2021

Solid show. Would have preferred if it stayed an old sitcom, but still good.

Rated 14 Apr 2021

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ktappe

Rated 14 Jun 2021

Amazing viewing. Even if you're not into the MCU, this is nearly must-see TV. It's so well done that you're just left wondering WTF is going on after each episode, which is why it's so captivating.

Rated 14 Jun 2021

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Egregius

Rated 13 Mar 2022

I liked the unique mystery set-up, but the show slumps in between you figuring out the original mystery, and the introduction of the first twist. But like the other reviewer said: 'Marvel's gonna Marvel', alas. Still nice to see some actual stakes at stake.

Rated 13 Mar 2022

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mummy_dust

Rated 21 Apr 2023

Wanda is one of my favorite character. Enjoyed the show a lot

Rated 21 Apr 2023

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gkfilm

Rated 27 Jun 2021

Entertainment: 3.5. Spirit: 1. Sustainability: 0. Family: 1.5

Rated 27 Jun 2021

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slaterman2

Rated 15 Jan 2022

Joss Whedon is jealous that this show has an excuse to use so much cheap humor.

Rated 15 Jan 2022

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DyanneThorne

Rated 15 Mar 2021

I have a great love of stories that really utilize the medium they're told in, so the first couple of episodes were easily 100 for me. I also liked the episode where is was just two agents investigating; it had that oldschool X-files, weird-shit-going-on vibe. But in the end the series got tangled up up in its own frantic attempt to divert attention from Wanda's horrible crimes by throwing even bigger baddies at us, kinda like those movies where Godzilla saves everyone from a worse monster.

Rated 15 Mar 2021

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AnnieHall

Rated 07 Aug 2021

Elizabeth Olsen... My weak side

Rated 07 Aug 2021

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gogolit

Rated 06 Mar 2021

Unique and entertaining idea, very interesting. It does degrade a bit though from its potential , The ending was an issue.

Rated 06 Mar 2021

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BruhCringe

Rated 10 Mar 2021

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Rated 10 Mar 2021

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MontyCircus

Rated 08 Mar 2021

My expectations were SKY HIGH. In the end I would call it "kinda cool", but not that entertaining.

Rated 08 Mar 2021

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kgbelliveau

Rated 09 Dec 2021

It's the one Marvel series that took too long to get going and went absolutely nowhere. It was not at all engaging and it's receiving a tremendous amount of love from awards shows. This is one of the instances where I simply disagree. It's boring and contrived.

Rated 09 Dec 2021

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feritdgn

Rated 05 Mar 2021

Mini-Dizi: 74

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cakici

Rated 05 Mar 2021

First six episodes are right up there with the great capekinos. Last three, steady and sharp decline.

Rated 05 Mar 2021

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mwestcott

Rated 16 Mar 2022

It's a shame the series could not end with the same level of promise in the beginning. It may end the same way all MCU films do, this is decently offset by how incredibly unique the setup and story is right from the unusual first episode. All in all, WandaVision is held up very well by its two lead performances.

Rated 16 Mar 2022

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