WandaVision | Episode 4 | Full Reaction
Added 2025-04-02 21:01:01 +0000 UTCThis entire series just flipped upside down for me. The mystery is finally starting to fully unravel in this episode! And it was awesome seeing so many familiar faces like Maria Rambeau (who I didn't recognize until I was editing as the friend in Captain Marvel making Monica Rambeau the kid/daughter!!!), Jimmy Woo, and Darcy Lewis. It added a whole new layer of familiarity and excitement as the MCU ties came back into view.
The blend of sitcom and real-world is such an interesting concept and watching Darcy/Woo put actual people's names to the characters in Wanda's show changed the stakes completely. These are ACTUAL people that Wanda has shifted. I can already feel it now... But this is about to take a much deeper dive than I ever expected. I'm hooked and ready for the next episode!!
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LINK: https://youtu.be/yHBTBHwqtFM
I watched this on Disney Plus
Comments
in a later episode [spoilers] She does have super powers, so in theory she thought she could handle it. plus she does need to findout the properties of the force field. and it's an issue of complacency, which EVERYONE suffers; leading to dumb moves. its not bad writing, it is human writing.
dooba dooba
2025-04-24 11:50:54 +0000 UTCSorry I haven't been commenting much. I am in a funk I guess and am not feeling like talking or communicating much. Still loving your reactions and how well your thoughts are and seeing things happening ahead of time. Your outfit fit so well with the 70s theme. As always you look good. Just wanted to let you know I'm still around and loving what you're doing ✨️
Paul T
2025-04-07 03:54:05 +0000 UTCA lot of revelations and explanations came with this episode and it thickened the plot by a big part. Your thoughts are well put together on Wanda and the problems she had faced and will face after this. Will she!? But one bit of criticism creeped in to me with this episode. Why was Monica and Darcy written so passive aggressive? I saw no reason to write both of them the way they acted in this episode. I could understand if they wanted Monica to be a bit bossy but the first thing she said to director Hayward was an insult. I also never understood Monicas reaction to the Hex when she first encountered it. Wouldnt a Sword Agent be more careful when you know a whole town "disappeared" and encounter this strange force field? She even saw it once before she thought it would be a good idea to try to breach it. Gave a feeling of the writers used her as a plot device and not a smart Sword Agent. Using a character like that is just bad writing imho. Overall it still was an important episode for the audience to get a better understanding of what happened. Btw it was the first time they showed the blip.
Curaitis
2025-04-05 14:24:54 +0000 UTC
