Solving the Secrets of WandaVision 

Update after Episode 5: Vision is dead- Maybe Kids aged up- Yes Evan Peter's playing Speed- Hard No X-Men- This a question Sidenote: I feel bad if Marvel didn't ask Aaron Taylor Johnson didn't ask him to come back as Quicksilver.

Most of the people mad about their theories being disproven didn't even read the source material from which those theories were inspired by. These fans just read about the theories online or watched them in RU-vid and parroted the opinions of far more educated fans. If a hardcore comic fan came up with these theories themselves and developed said theories because they noticed similarities between the comics and show, I am much more forgiving of them being mad at the show. But the thing is, I didn't see these fans overreact, because I think such people were smart enough to realize their theories were just theories. They were also smart enough to notice things in the show that contradicted their theories so they had a much more well rounded perspective. But people with very little perceptive on the source material picked up and hyped the WandaVision theories to death. It became an out of control media rumor mill propagated by social media, entertainment journalism, and second hand accounts. It's actually really sad (to me at least) how so many fans are mad about their Myphiso, House of M, and Multiverse theories being disproven when they've never even read a comic containing those things in their life. And listen, I'm in that boat too. I don't really read comics, Spider-Man's the only superhero comic I follow and most people don't even do that. But at least I recognize my ignorance, I didn't bother theorizing or believing internet theories because I didn't have the knowledge to verify such theories. I still didn't like WandaVision in the end, but at least it wasn't because of something foolish like my crackpot theory (which I would have just got from a random internet video) being wrong.

Looking back at the show, it was a victim of people coming up with theories and/or forcing their expectations onto the show. To name a few... 1)The X-Men/Evan Peters theory... 2)The Mephisto theory... 3)The Doctor Strange theory... Now I have no issue with people creating their own theories and speculating. But theories dont always come true, and I felt it was wrong for these people to react with anger, hate the whole show and hate the writing team for 'disproving their theory'. Is this show perfect? No. There were certain plot points that made no sense, I dont like how Monica was shoehorned in and didnt really do much, Episode 9 completely killed the pacing and added nothing to the story, and the final episode was nowhere near a satisfying ending. But I enjoyed it for what it is, and I am interested to see where it could lead...

I Like how you spun how the future could be

I liked Wandavision but it created a bunch of problems. Now if they are cool with making Wanda a full on villain then Hell ya, but they better not they to make her a hero after all this.

1:32, When considering the level of intrigue this show produced on its release, it’s no wonder it was show that was released first. It’s unfortunate that “theory culture” became the thing that simultaneously enhanced the viewership these shows and others after it, but arguably also became a sort of crutch to cover for the poorer quality of these shows. Eventually, some fans only appear to watch them for hope of catching potential references or cameos than the quality of these stories. Again, arguably, Loki Season 1, despite its own shortcomings such as somewhat rushing Loki’s heroic transition, was the only one of these shows that succeeded in giving a poignant conclusion, not built around hype or spectacle, but around character and the progression of not only this story, but the story of this franchise as a whole.

Honestly I think WandaVision was first because that was the only project that they didn't need to travel for. The whole project took place in one town (very few exceptions) while every other projects were traveling to different countries and took longer due to quarantining for different countries and different restrictions. Especially with the Infinity Saga just ending, Disney just wanted to put some new content out there just so people wouldn't stop losing their excitement within the MCU. Not to mention, the Flagsmashers original plan in TFATWS had to do with a biological weapon causing a serious illness which for obvious reasons they had to rewrite causing more time

Badass theory, too bad they didn’t go that route

Can you review the flash season 7 run trailer. Also how you think season 7 will be

It hurts to see how wrong ge is

I think I'm in the minority but I didn't enjoy this series, for me it became too many plot holes and the end was kinda a let down, I thought this would be different than many marvel shows and movies but it ended like a typical marvel movie which did not fit with the tone and theme it set up

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