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Post by Hier0phant on May 8, 2022 13:15:05 GMT
Logically Wanda wasn't justified in what she did but Raimi absolved her character of any accountability unlike most other major MCU villains due to the Darkhold's ability to corrupt it's wielder, and it remains to be seen if she'll suffer the consequences of her actions like Bucky suffered if she returns. I can see it now, a columnist for a website that reviews things like star wars, marvel etc asking Raimi about Wanda's character development: "how do you write women so well?" asks the Writer "Well, I think of a man....and then I eliminate reason and accountability." (*Actually those are quotes from "As Good as It Gets" with Jack Nicholson and Dianne Keaton...but you said that Wanda (a female character) has no accontability for her actions....so I thought of that line and I thought it fit very well though I yhaven't seen either WANDAVISION or Multiverse of Madness so I can't speak to those things directly). And I just think that line from Jack is so funny...and perfectly "Jack Nicholson". I also loved the way he crashed Jennifer Lawrence's post-Oscar-winning interview, and how he'd said he had a mad crush on her. Also, very Jack. I remember that scene it was hilarious, but watch or skim Wandavision if you can or wiki it for some context.
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Post by masseffectfanforlife on May 8, 2022 17:00:42 GMT
I really enjoyed Dr. Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. I really loved Sam Raimi's touch and Danny Elfman's music. I have a few thoughts, though. There was definitely more Madness than Multiverse in this movie. I wish there were moments for the movie to slow down a bit.
My main issue is with the Illuminati. I never read the comic books. I'm more of a movie person, but I believe they could've been handled a lot better, with a little more screen time. But I digress. This issue is more towards Captain Carter specifically. I refuse to believe that this is the same Peggy from What If?. I really liked the What If episode featuring Captain Carter. I would like to see What If's Captain Carter in live action. I was a little disappointed with the way she was represented in this movie. Everything that was great about her in What If was scaled down drastically in this movie. She seemed.....small and/or fragile(?), if that makes any sense. I didn't get the larger-than-life leader/super soldier vibe, like in What If, or Steve Rogers' Captain America. It's as if they just brought actress Hayley Atwell in, and threw a costume on her, with no physical training to help truly bring the character to life. Not to mention the lack of screen time, and the not so great fight choreography. And I do NOT like the way she went out. The same goes for the rest of the Illuminati (Xavier would have stood a fighting chance against Wanda, right?). In hindsight, they did Hayley Atwell's live action debut as Captain Carter dirty, in my opinion. I know. This is first and foremost a Dr.. Strange movie, and she was just a cameo but that's beside the point. So yeah, I hope the character comes back to live action (played by Hayley Atwell again), but a lot better than the way she was presented in Multiverse Of Madness.
Also, I wish the final fight was a little longer. I would love to have seen Dr. Strange (possessing a Zombie version of himself) fighting Wanda throughout the Multiverse. Then again, I was distracted a bit in the theater. You see, the theater was also a restaurant, and the waiter was giving us dessert. I think I'll go to a regular theater next time...
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Post by Son of Dorn on May 8, 2022 18:08:45 GMT
Unfortunately, that doesn't mean much: Logically Wanda wasn't justified in what she did but Raimi absolved her character of any accountability unlike most other major MCU villains due to the Darkhold's ability to corrupt it's wielder, and it remains to be seen if she'll suffer the consequences of her actions like Bucky suffered if she returns. Is that Darkhold from AOS or is it it's own thing?
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Post by Iakus on May 8, 2022 18:10:00 GMT
Logically Wanda wasn't justified in what she did but Raimi absolved her character of any accountability unlike most other major MCU villains due to the Darkhold's ability to corrupt it's wielder, and it remains to be seen if she'll suffer the consequences of her actions like Bucky suffered if she returns. Is that Darkhold from AOS or is it it's own thing? I think they made it it's own thing, and disregarding Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter's version of it.
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Post by masseffectfanforlife on May 8, 2022 18:22:46 GMT
Wait, is that Captain Carter? Don't click the Spoiler below if you haven't seen the movie yet. They did Hayley Atwell's live action debut as Captain Carter dirty in this movie. > She also didn't appear to be this larger-than-life leader/super soldier like in What If?. She's supposed to be the size of an Amazon which could have easily been done with physical training, vfx and proper editing. Her fight choreography wasn't good, and I do NOT like the way she went out.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on May 8, 2022 19:25:02 GMT
I really enjoyed Dr. Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. I really loved Sam Raimi's touch and Danny Elfman's music. I have a few thoughts, though. There was definitely more Madness than Multiverse in this movie. I wish there were moments for the movie to slow down a bit.
My main issue is with the Illuminati. I never read the comic books. I'm more of a movie person, but I believe they could've been handled a lot better, with a little more screen time. But I digress. This issue is more towards Captain Carter specifically. I refuse to believe that this is the same Peggy from What If?. I really liked the What If episode featuring Captain Carter. I would like to see What If's Captain Carter in live action. I was a little disappointed with the way she was represented in this movie. Everything that was great about her in What If was scaled down drastically in this movie. She seemed.....small and/or fragile(?), if that makes any sense. I didn't get the larger-than-life leader/super soldier vibe, like in What If, or Steve Rogers' Captain America. It's as if they just brought actress Hayley Atwell in, and threw a costume on her, with no physical training to help truly bring the character to life. Not to mention the lack of screen time, and the not so great fight choreography. And I do NOT like the way she went out. The same goes for the rest of the Illuminati (Xavier would have stood a fighting chance against Wanda, right?). In hindsight, they did Hayley Atwell's live action debut as Captain Carter dirty, in my opinion. I know. This is first and foremost a Dr.. Strange movie, and she was just a cameo but that's beside the point. So yeah, I hope the character comes back to live action (played by Hayley Atwell again), but a lot better than the way she was presented in Multiverse Of Madness.
Also, I wish the final fight was a little longer. I would love to have seen Dr. Strange (possessing a Zombie version of himself) fighting Wanda throughout the Multiverse. Then again, I was distracted a bit in the theater. You see, the theater was also a restaurant, and the waiter was giving us dessert. I think I'll go to a regular theater next time...
Pretty sure it is a different Captain Carter, like it is a different Sinister Strange, than the one from What If?. Since yeah, that Captain Carter was able to survive against Ultron with all six Infinity Stones, and Scarlet Witch is nowhere near as powerful as him. And Xavier would have definitely stood a chance against her. This is a man who can kill everyone on the planet with a thought if he wanted to. But yeah, sounds like they did all of them dirty just to establish how much of a threat SW is, even though they’ve already done that.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 8, 2022 21:47:19 GMT
Logically Wanda wasn't justified in what she did but Raimi absolved her character of any accountability unlike most other major MCU villains due to the Darkhold's ability to corrupt it's wielder, and it remains to be seen if she'll suffer the consequences of her actions like Bucky suffered if she returns. Is that Darkhold from AOS or is it it's own thing? It's from AOS and WANDAVISION. Wanda got the book from the events of the later series.
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Post by Son of Dorn on May 8, 2022 22:21:54 GMT
Is that Darkhold from AOS or is it it's own thing? It's from AOS and WANDAVISION. Wanda got the book from the events of the later series. How did she get it from Robbie then? I highly doubt that he would let Wanda take it without a fight.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on May 8, 2022 22:32:46 GMT
I’m pretty sure Agents of Shield is no longer canon, or is part of a different universe than the rest of the MCU now that they’re doing the multiverse.
So Robbie is still guarding that one (there’s no way Agatha or even SW can beat a Ghostrider) while the one Agatha had is the one in the main MCU universe.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 9, 2022 0:10:16 GMT
It's from AOS and WANDAVISION. Wanda got the book from the events of the later series. How did she get it from Robbie then? I highly doubt that he would let Wanda take it without a fight. Tbh i can't remember what happened to it in AOS but i only remember in WANDAVISION that A crazy witch got the book and tried to use it on Wanda. I have a good suspicion that there wasn't much communication between the writers of both series or that the writers of WV didn't study AOS' or Runaways' plot points with the book.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 9, 2022 0:12:36 GMT
I’m pretty sure Agents of Shield is no longer canon, or is part of a different universe than the rest of the MCU now that they’re doing the multiverse. So Robbie is still guarding that one (there’s no way Agatha or even SW can beat a Ghostrider) while the one Agatha had is the one in the main MCU universe. They'll probably write this off as there being multiple copies.
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Post by Andraste_Reborn on May 9, 2022 9:24:17 GMT
I mean, given that the ultimate source of the book is stone carvings that multiple people could have copied, I don't think it's a ridiculous assumption that there's more than one copy.
It could also be that AoS and/or Runaways are in another branch of the multiverse, but we really don't know right now.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 9, 2022 11:46:40 GMT
Another weird or annoying thing for me is that Dr. Strange: MoM has confirmed that the mainline universe featured in the MCU to be Earth-616 even though that's the designation of the mainline comics' universe. Mind you it was labeled this in Spider-Man: FFH by Mysterio but by labeling the filmverse this because of Disney's compulsive need for references it implies that it's events are the same as the 616 comicverse's despite them being wholly different.
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Post by Noxluxe on May 9, 2022 21:42:47 GMT
Umm…from everything I’m hearing about Wanda in Multiverse of Madness they are not doing any of that. She’s the villain of the movie. Horseshit. Nobody properly calls her on half the crap she pulls in this movie or any of the crap she pulled before it, and it presents her as having been corrupted by a third party object, not as being morally compromised by her own actions in her own right. Frankly, the writing in every piece of Marvel garbage since Infinity War has been so horrendous that it's useless to even pretend to care about character choices anymore. The current principal hero and defender of the Earth in the MCU going "Nonono, it's honestly fine that you enslaved and mind-raped an entire community for weeks after losing your robot boyfriend because you let them go and ran away instead of facing up to it in the end." just made me choke in the theater and finally start thinking about blacklisting future Disney products in my home for containing actual extremely harmful messaging, to the point of no longer being suitable for kids.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 12, 2022 1:37:28 GMT
It was a forgone conclusion after WV, but i wished they didn't emulate the comics' psycho Wanda plotlines because that development has been detrimental to her character to the point that it's all millennials, and zoomers know her for. It's up there with the infamous writer, and artist miscommunication that transformed Hank into a wife beater.
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Post by Walter Black on May 12, 2022 2:27:18 GMT
While Wanda Maximoff has had her ups and downs in the comics, for the most part she was one of the more complex, yet ultimately heroic Avengers. I enjoyed Steve Engleheart's take on the character, and she was easily my favorite in Kurt Busiek and George Perez's(R.I.P.) run on AVENGERS. It's only in the last couple of years that the Scarlet Witch has become Marvel's punching bag for lazy retcons and forced drama. I really, really hoped that the MCU could have redeemed Wanda, but it looks like that won't be the case.
Personally, aside from how lazy and forced it seems, one of the biggest things I hate about Wanda's heel turn is how it literally demonizes her for just not "getting over" all of the severe emotional trauma she's been through. Far too often in mass entertainment these days, characters who suffer great hardships either conviently ignore it, or become villians. There's never enough middle ground or nuance for people who need patience and understanding, at least for main characters. Would it really be so bad for a hero who's not OK and needs help, but is still trying to do better? Also, isn't it funny how more often than not, these Woobie Destroyer of Worlds are women more than men?
That said, I'm not saying any of this should absolve Wanda's actions in the current MCU. Rather, she should have never been written to take those actions in the first place. Seriously, what was even the point of WANDAVISION establishing Agatha Harkness as Wanda's dark counterpart, if they were just going to villianize the Scarlet Witch anyway? One could argue that Stephen could've had more development if MoM's primary antagonist was Mordo or What If's Evil Steve. Hell, with all the drama surrounding Wanda and America Chavez, Dr.Strange is barely a passenger in his own movie! The Scarlet Witch had decades of Heroic stories the MCU could have drawn on, and what MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS did to her strikes me as a sad and stupid waste.
On another note, I've become increasingly wary of the multiverse as a storytelling device as a whole. It was great when individual universes were actually different, but when writers kept using the "everything's the same except for one tiny detail" variant, they became the ultimate Get Out of Jail Free Card. Have characters switch sides, undergo extreme change, get married and have kids, grow old and die? None of it matters, since it was another continuity. Or we could just trade the damaged one for a Younger and Hipper model.
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Post by Iakus on May 12, 2022 3:16:10 GMT
It was a forgone conclusion after WV, but i wished they didn't emulate the comics' psycho Wanda plotlines because that development has been detrimental to her character to the point that it's all millennials, and zoomers know her for. It's up there with the infamous writer, and artist miscommunication that transformed Hank into a wife beater. I was just thinking that Hank Pym got it worse. Hell, imagine what'll happen if they bring in Madelyne Pryor!
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Post by Walter Black on May 12, 2022 3:40:14 GMT
It was a forgone conclusion after WV, but i wished they didn't emulate the comics' psycho Wanda plotlines because that development has been detrimental to her character to the point that it's all millennials, and zoomers know her for. It's up there with the infamous writer, and artist miscommunication that transformed Hank into a wife beater. Looking back, it's funny much of the Scarlet Witch's history was for metatextual reasons, rather than honest character development. She and Quicksilver could've just as easily joined the X-Men, but went to the Avengers when the latter book was canceled. She became a literal Witch in order to give the Avengers a spellcaster. Her marriage to the Vision, moving to the suburbs and their children was easily the most unique storyline involving them at the time. Personally, I think when things REALLY started going down hill for Wanda was John Byrne's run on WEST COAST AVENGERS. Byrne is rather controversial for prefering "back to basics" and "the illusion of change"; basically jettisoning any progress past any characters' first few years. He retconned her children into being pieces of a demon's soul, since being a mother made her "too old, and unusable for adventure stories". Yet it was just fine for Susan Richards. Oh, and Byrne killed and rebooted Vision, since he didn't like Wanda "marrying a toaster". He did have Wanda being brainwashed into going bad for a time, but that was less about her and more JB trying to undercut Chris Claremont's redemption of Magneto. Then he had the Scarlet Witch be a tool in a time travel gambit by Immortus. Finally. Byrne had Agatha Harkness(comics version) wipe all memories of being married to Vision or any kids. Without Wanda's consent. Ironically, the boys were restored in YOUNG AVENGERS without Wanda needing to break bad. I could be wrong, but I think DISASSEMBLED is where the whole "Dark Wanda" went overboard. Brian Micheal Bendis admitted that they just wanted to shake things up, and were just rehashing THE DARK PHEONIX SAGA. HOUSE OF M was initially a "try out" for several ideas, but ultimately a way for Marvel to get the mutant books under control. Which Wanda was catatonic for most of the story, and Marvel eventually went back on anyway. The whole "Wanda and Pietro were never really mutants" BS was just Disney and Marvel trying to make the comics more like the movies. You'd think that would've ended with The Mouse's acquisition of 20th Century Fox, but with Johnathon Hickman's X-MEN run declaring all mutants citizens of Krakoa, I wonder if the Avengers editors let the retcon stand so they could retain control of SW and Quicksilver. A similar thing happened to Franklin Richards in FANTASTIC FOUR, and from what I gather many Marvel writers are getting sick of all the mandated crossovers. Not to mention some are possessive of "their" characters. So yeah, Wanda Maximoff has been less a character, and more a plot device for various agendas A LOT over the years.
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Post by Hier0phant on May 12, 2022 4:42:01 GMT
It was a forgone conclusion after WV, but i wished they didn't emulate the comics' psycho Wanda plotlines because that development has been detrimental to her character to the point that it's all millennials, and zoomers know her for. It's up there with the infamous writer, and artist miscommunication that transformed Hank into a wife beater. Looking back, it's funny much of the Scarlet Witch's history was for metatextual reasons, rather than honest character development. She and Quicksilver could've just as easily joined the X-Men, but went to the Avengers when the latter book was canceled. She became a literal Witch in order to give the Avengers a spellcaster. Her marriage to the Vision, moving to the suburbs and their children was easily the most unique storyline involving them at the time. Personally, I think when things REALLY started going down hill for Wanda was John Byrne's run on WEST COAST AVENGERS. Byrne is rather controversial for prefering "back to basics" and "the illusion of change"; basically jettisoning any progress past any characters' first few years. He retconned her children into being pieces of a demon's soul, since being a mother made her "too old, and unusable for adventure stories". Yet it was just fine for Susan Richards. Oh, and Byrne killed and rebooted Vision, since he didn't like Wanda "marrying a toaster". He did have Wanda being brainwashed into going bad for a time, but that was less about her and more JB trying to undercut Chris Claremont's redemption of Magneto. Then he had the Scarlet Witch be a tool in a time travel gambit by Immortus. Finally. Byrne had Agatha Harkness(comics version) wipe all memories of being married to Vision or any kids. Without Wanda's consent. Ironically, the boys were restored in YOUNG AVENGERS without Wanda needing to break bad. I could be wrong, but I think DECIMATION is where the whole "Dark Wanda" went overboard. Brian Micheal Bendis admitted that they just wanted to shake things up, and were just rehashing THE DARK PHEONIX SAGA. HOUSE OF M was initially a "try out" for several ideas, but ultimately a way for Marvel to get the mutant books under control. Which Wanda was catatonic for most of the story, and Marvel eventually went back on anyway. The whole "Wanda and Pietro were never really mutants" BS was just Disney and Marvel trying to make the comics more like the movies. You'd think that would've ended with The Mouse's acquisition of 20th Century Fox, but with Johnathon Hickman's X-MEN run declaring all mutants citizens of Krakoa, I wonder if the Avengers editors let the retcon stand so they could retain control of SW and Quicksilver. A similar thing happened to Franklin Richards in FANTASTIC FOUR, and from what I gather many Marvel writers are getting sick of all the mandated crossovers. Not to mention some are possessive of "their" characters. So yeah, Wanda Maximoff has been less a character, and more a plot device for various agendas A LOT over the years. Agreed. Thanks to a slew of retcons you had Wanda's and Pietro's parents' relationship turn to Erik possibly being their biological father who was hinted at having an affair with their mother, but that plotline was abandoned, and their parents were turned into adopted parents while the twins real mother was a sorcerous from a reputed family, and now she's considered a daughter of Magneto again. Then there's the drama of her mutant status which is complicated by her resurrection on Krakoa. Now Wanda is being used as a plot device to resurrect mutants whose consciousness weren't copied and stored by Xavier, but for the time being at least she's not being used as a boogeyman by X-Men writers, and isn't suffering a psychotic break... for now.
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Multiverse of Madness spoiler:
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Gotta say, the CGI doesn't look great. But I'll give it a try for Tatiana Maslany.
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