Did anyone notice in episode 2 that the second floor windows in their house looked like the SWORD emblem?
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Did anyone else notice its shot 4:3
agracer said:
Did anyone else notice its shot 4:3
Yeah I loved that. Nice touch.
Rewatch the Marvel intro at the beginning of ep 1, really cool transition.agracer said:
Did anyone else notice its shot 4:3
What time does episode 3 drop tomorrow?
If you are central time... 2am
Woah!!! That episode was SOOOOOOOO GOOD!!!!
Yes, that was badass. I'm so bought in on this. Such a unique concept and great execution.
The (double) aspect change was freaking cool as sh*t. One of those geek out moments but not for anything other than the technical coolness of it.
Marvel got their sh*t on point.
The (double) aspect change was freaking cool as sh*t. One of those geek out moments but not for anything other than the technical coolness of it.
Marvel got their sh*t on point.
I use the phrase "Calgon, take me away!" at work all the time...and the youngsters just give me blank stares...
Okay, even if she is being manipulated, it is pretty clear her powers are at play being able to kick Geraldine out at the mention of trauma (Pietro).
Very very interesting. Wondering if we start seeing her and Woo outside of the complex for interstitials or end of episode stuff.
Very very interesting. Wondering if we start seeing her and Woo outside of the complex for interstitials or end of episode stuff.
Also nice touch to regain a little bit of her accent there at the end.
"Do these earrings make me look fat?"
[Lights out]
"Oh, thank God."
[Lights out]
"Oh, thank God."
I made my mom watch with me this morning to ask her if she could tell which era they were going for, and she cracked up about the Calgon commercial, too. I, of course, had no idea...but it was still fun.FearNoWeevil said:
I use the phrase "Calgon, take me away!" at work all the time...and the youngsters just give me blank stares...
Now THAT is why putting these shows out once a week is superior to dumping the entire series online at once!
Got a lot more of that eerie, twilight zone like vibe out of this one, which is what I was wanting. This was was interesting.
Helluva episode. Giving me Lost vibes.
Can't lie. Still a meh for me. But hopeful after that ending.
90% of the episode was boring. The ending was cool.
The first two commercials were nods to traumatic moments in Wandas past... stark toaster with beeping red light (stark bomb that stared her and Brother in the face and never went off) and Von strucker watch (hydra and strucker used infinity stones to experiment on her and her brother hence powers)...
So what does Hydra soap point to?
So what does Hydra soap point to?
Also, the doc "small towns so hard to... escape"
Definitely some creepy tones.
Neighbor and Agnes asking about Geraldine.
Definitely some creepy tones.
Neighbor and Agnes asking about Geraldine.
That was great... thinking by the end this could be pretty masterful
The creepiness of the last 8 minutes or so was really heightened by the sort of formulaic blandness of everything leading up to it, I thought. Excepting the one time Wanda made a correction when Vision was starting to realize what's going on, it was all pretty straight forward Bewitched/Genie comedy.
But here is what I love about this show. The easiest thing in the world would have been for Disney to roll out a bunch of 3 million dollar an episode superhero fare like what is on CW. It would have been incredibly marketable and profitable.
But instead, they roll out WandaVision. What a HUGE risk. This thing took some balls to put out there, especially as the first streaming series (even though it was supposed to be second... they could have pushed it).
This show might not have worked. It's so high concept and weird, and relies on audience appreciation of a couple of secondary characters and also TV history. It's crazy expensive to make and won't sell a bunch off-platform, won't have any merch associated, etc. If it hit a note that was too esoteric or complicated or clever... it really could have gone south.
Good for Marvel, still taking big swings and connecting.
But here is what I love about this show. The easiest thing in the world would have been for Disney to roll out a bunch of 3 million dollar an episode superhero fare like what is on CW. It would have been incredibly marketable and profitable.
But instead, they roll out WandaVision. What a HUGE risk. This thing took some balls to put out there, especially as the first streaming series (even though it was supposed to be second... they could have pushed it).
This show might not have worked. It's so high concept and weird, and relies on audience appreciation of a couple of secondary characters and also TV history. It's crazy expensive to make and won't sell a bunch off-platform, won't have any merch associated, etc. If it hit a note that was too esoteric or complicated or clever... it really could have gone south.
Good for Marvel, still taking big swings and connecting.
OH WHAT CAN IT MEAN?!
Marvel could put out a four hour movie or 10 part tv series of Kevin Feige doing armpit farts and fans would it eat it up and consider it top tier entertainment
Another good episode. This one made it look more like Wanda was in control, but I don't think she is. Still everyone in town knows not to piss her off...
This thing is weird as hell and an absolute masterclass
Holy hell genius
Holy hell genius
Was thinking the same thing for a moment, but then she seems so surprised by everything. That, and she was the one who started to figure things out in the second episode before things got reset.amercer said:
Another good episode. This one made it look more like Wanda was in control, but I don't think she is. Still everyone in town knows not to piss her off...
Hope the ending has a good payoff.
Great episode!
So what was the neighbor about to say before Agnes stopped him?
"We're all..."
Dead? Trapped? Not real?
So what was the neighbor about to say before Agnes stopped him?
"We're all..."
Dead? Trapped? Not real?
So when Geraldine lands out there were those guys not happy to see her? If so, then who were they?
I think they've got a security perimeter so they come out guns blazing, but when they realize who she is (one of their agents) then it's all good.
That was my assumption but it also looked like she still had a gun drawn on her when it cut to black so I wasn't 100% sure.
Yet they haven't done that, which is my point.AgfromHOU said:
Marvel could put out a four hour movie or 10 part tv series of Kevin Feige doing armpit farts and fans would it eat it up and consider it top tier entertainment
third coast.. said:
Actors? They are all playing roles in this program. It sure has a setup like the Truman show.
Agreed. After this week it definitely seems more like a Truman show situation compared to just a dream.
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