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I'm confused about the WandaVision show. How's that going to work since it's supposedly set after Endgame and Vision is dead?

 

Rumor is that Wanda uses her powers to create her ideal world (for some reason she imagines it in the 50s/60s), where Vision and her are happy and have a family

 

Yeah since Doctor Strange 2 ties into the Multiverse and the WandaVision show, they will most likely travel to a different universe that has Vision. I'm not sure why anyone would think that Wanda will create an ideal world, the entire movie is about exploring the Multiverse

 

Wow, they’re really going to make Wanda hung up on Vision aren’t they

 

I mean, if I watched my girlfriend murdered in front of me, I'd be pretty hung up on her too

 

is your girlfriend a purple robot that for half of the cinematic universe was glorified amazon alexa

 

Why does it matter what his biology is? Love is love. He has human feelings and emotions. They were in love with each other and that's all that matters, regardless of what you are physically.

They are together and have children in the comics, the love is real to them.

 

I’d like to see Scarlett Witch do something after WandaVision that doesn’t involve her attachment to Vision. Give me House of M.

 

I mean, if I just saw my gf, who used to be a glorified Alexa of Tony Stark, get a stone ripped out of her head by a giant purple man who then wiped half of all life and then I came back along with everyone else after being erased for 5 years I don’t know if trying to bring back said robotic gf would be a main priority at the moment. Could be cool, though.

 

man

 

WandaVision sounds like the most boring thing

 

You're erasing like 83% of my goodwill towards you for being a fellow Spider-lover, CKJ.

 

I’m ok with that last 17%

 

Thing is, for Wanda, it's been MAYBE a day since Vision died at the end of Endgame. She didn't go through those 5 years, and we have no idea how long it's going to be between Endgame and WandaVision/Doctor Strange 2. Even if it's real time and it's two years later, I don't think that that's a long enough time to start complaining about how Wanda is so hung up on her boyfriend who she not only killed at his request, but was then resurrected and killed AGAIN in front of her.

 

I mean....yeah? Why

 

That doesn’t matter how that is wasn’t 5 years for her. She still has to adapt to a world where she is now 5 years behind, along with half the population. I’m sure that will take some time and a lot of things to be done.

 

That's honestly all the more reason to believe that she would create an ideal world for herself where she can live out the life that she never had the chance to. Rather than try and adapt to a world that has largely moved on (which, based on how ok she seemed to be with getting dusted in Infinity War, she might not even want to be in) AND grieve her lost love, she has the ability to create a world where she has to do neither. Why wouldn't she? (is that a spoiler? or just a rumor).

 

It's weird to me that it's hard to understand that it's quite normal to grieve over the loss of a loved one and how it can be difficult to let go when it's only been a very short period since their death. Even when there is a lot of change in the world to readjust to, that doesn't make you magically forget the person you love.

I feel like people (rightfully) complain about movies killing off women as a plot device for a male to do something to avenge their death due to being a tired trope, but now that the roles have been flipped, there are complaints of bringing a little equality to the opposite side? Idk.

 

I’m not saying she won’t mourn and try to bring Vision back (which is what WandaVision is probably about), but I just don’t want them to make the plot in Doctor Strange 2 be anything about her trying to reclaim what she had with Vision. I’ve seen a lot of characters that only develop when they lose a character they care about and that’s it and it’s usually not good. Daryl, from walking dead for example, was a good character until it was all about his manpain and crying because all of the characters close to him would die.

 

THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Director Makes It Clear That Jane Foster Is "Mighty Thor" Not "Female Thor"

James Gunn also confirmed Thor 4 is before Guardians 3

 

I feel like it would have worked better if Endgame didn't show Thor go with the Guardians at the end.

THOR 4:
> Thor finds he is no longer worthy for whatever reason
> Jane becomes Mighty Thor due to being worthy
> Thor gives Jane his blessing, flies off with the Guardians to discover himself

Then, Guardians 3 comes out with Thor and the gang.
Not sure if I really needed to spoiler tag for a "what if" scenario but w/e

 

Thor 4 has to open with the Guardians dropping Thor off somewhere now. Maybe he decides to go back to Earth since Valk and New Asgard will be in the film.

 

Yeah that's the only thing that makes sense in my mind at this point, too

 

Probably common knowledge but Fiege confirmed it

It's Official: Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie Will Be Marvel's First LGBTQ+ Superhero

 

Y'all. What if Thor isn't even in Thor 4 until the third act?

Jk, as bold as that kinda choice would be. I could see the film largely being from Jane's perspective, though, w/ Thor Odinson being almost more of a supporting character. Maybe even structured around the general origin story formula.

If they commit to Jane having cancer like in the comics, maybe open with her getting the diagnosis. Then she, Erik, & Darcy go to New Asgard for help, & they contact Thor (thus having only a brief Guardians cameo) so he knows what's going on.