WandaVision Review: While Everyone Was Waiting For Post-Credits, Marvel Surprises With Pre-Credits Worth 2 Episodes!
The best thing about the first two episodes of the show is the decision of releasing particularly two episodes to begin with.
WandaVision Review Out: Elizabeth Olsen & Paul Bettany (Photo Credit – WandaVision/Instagram)
WandaVision Review:Marvel takes the Mandalorian route (thanks to Disney) by releasing a couple of episodes at the start, and unveil the rest of them weekly. The show starts by paying tribute to the classic sitcom-style many of us have witnessed in some of the shows we’ve loved.
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There’s a lot riding on
WandaVision. Not only is the first piece of Marvel content anyone will have seen in over a year (that hasn’t happened since 2008), it’s the first Marvel series on Disney Plus.
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WandaVision will blend the style of classic sitcoms with the Marvel Cinematic Universe in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) two super-powered beings living their ideal suburban lives begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.
The reviews are beginning to trickle in ahead of its premiere on Friday, and they’re glowing.
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Last year’s MCU backlog means we’ll be up to Hulk’s neck in new material in 2021. The festivities kick off with something original: the first TV show led by Kevin Feige and the movie side of Marvel,
WandaVision. The series sees Scarlett Witch and Vision living a bizarre retro-sitcom-style life; and it looks like the most surreal, weirdest entry in the MCU yet. Will such a strange approach work though? And will Marvel’s success on the big screen translate to the small? Based on initial reactions from critics who have watched the first three episodes, the answer to both questions is a resounding yes.
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WandaVision is set to make its debut with a two-episode premiere on Friday, January 15, but the first reactions have already hit social media. True to form, a lot people are calling it weird, different and, of course, funny. Check out some of the reactions below!
First up our own Managing Editor Max Evry and Associate Editor Grant Hermanns…
Watched 3 eps of @MarvelStudios’ @wandavision! I love that rather than doing a 3hr MCU movie they’re exploring TV as a medium. So far it’s a fun head trip, Olsen & Bettany make a surprisingly able comedy team. Layering in LOTS of Easter Eggs & clues. Kathryn Hahn steals the show! pic.twitter.com/oQXSq8XgXx