That’s one possible interpretation, but despite the numerous failures, he doesn’t learn from it, makes no attempts to change his behavior, and isn’t dissuaded when Penelope resorts to violence to defend herself, which is probably what makes it problematic. There are at least three shorts in which the roles are…

Definitely. Right at the heart. You can tell by his placement in the promotional photo up there where he’s not in the front row or in the center. In fact, he’s so essential to this Justice League that his character is in the one place in the photo where he could be cropped out and it would actually balance the photo…

I swear, if you guys cover the inevitable #SnyderSequel bullshit as breathlessly as you do this whatever it is, I’m coming down to io9 headquarters and smacking you all in the back of your heads.

So Superman is my favorite hero, period Half of all my geekwear is Superman-based and I wear them constantly. Rarely does it spark a conversation and if it does it’s a fellow geek. But let me put on something Marvel based and regular people want to talk about WandaVision in the middle of Old Navy or at the check out…

Is it not relevant that Disney World has been open for the last 8 months and the CDC has not traced any outbreaks back to it? It’s almost as if these theme parks can safely re-open so long as they take precautionary measures like masks and social distancing.

I wouldn’t say she was “horrendous” in the last episode. But she was definitely stronger in the comedic parts, yes.

Yeah, I’m wondering if there’s more to that Ralph reveal than is apparent. Bringing in Peters just for a gimmick casting gag just seems short-sighted for a media property that plans things so far ahead.

Agree with everything you said, she essentially gave everyone in the town a functioning version of parkinsons disease. Actions are supposed to have consequences and I get it people will say it’s just a comic book tv show don’t look to deep but then turn around and make fun of martin scorsese when he says this…

> I kinda felt like it needed another 10-15 minutes or so to flesh out the denouement, y’know?

I was truly hoping that a few episodes back we would’ve seen someone else was behind Wanda and had ulterior motives because even though it was extremely well acted it’s hard for me to root for a person who enslaved an entire town of people inside their own bodies. I don't care how much trauma a person’s gone thru…

When are we to believe Wanda set up the runes in the sky? Felt a bit deus ex machina-y to me. Granted it was a callback but it’s not clear when it happened.

I’m disappointed that so many people are gonna be disappointed it didn’t conclude with every wild Reddit theory and a special appearance from Miles Morales. I hope it gets good reviews overall, because I don’t want an MCU where shows have zero substance but lots of CAMEOS! and POST CREDITS! because those are the only…

I thought it was a little anti-climactic, but I was fine with it overall.

I don’t want to give you any false hope, but there’s still a way Peters could be Quicksilver.

I really liked it, including villain, and CGI slugfests which tend to be the MCU low-points. So yeah, that was great.
Specially loved how The Visions’ battle went. Using their powers in smart ways and then resolving it with a philosophical discussion.

I told people at the start when they were comparing it to David Lynch and Twin Peaks - of all things - that Marvel is never going to go that hard with the weirdness. Everything would be explained and wrapped up in a nice package. Because MCU films are expected to conform to the other entries. It’s why Ant-Man lost…

Exactly.

Just finished watching and... eh. Some real good moments betweenWanda and Vision, and the two Visions philosophical debate was brilliant, but the finale didn’t pay off much else. Sorcerer Supreme gets a namedrop but isn’t involved in the story, Monica gets more powers but no context, Agatha loses in eye-rolling…

Wow, I missed the post-credits scene, but just went back and watched it. Most intriguing.

I knew who it was as soon as the X-Wing showed up.