Agatha All Along may have seemed like an unexpected Marvel spin-off, but this bewitching season unveils a dark, layered story that goes beyond the typical superhero fare. Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza bring charm and intrigue as they navigate a witchy world filled with powerful lore, compelling mysteries, and some standout emotional arcs.
A spell-bound Agatha Harkness regains freedom thanks to a suspicious goth teen's help. Intrigued by his plea, she gathers a coven of witches and embarks on the Witches' Road trials to reclaim her powers and discover the teen's motivations.
After watching this movie and seeing that WandaVision's showrunner Jac Schaeffer - and Ned Benson (Eleanor Rigby) - is one of the people behind the story with Eric Pearson (Godzilla vs. Kong, Thor: Ragnarok, Agent Carter) writing the screenplay. Based on a Marvel Comics by Stan Lee, Don Heck, Don Rico this adaptation is directed … Continue reading Black Widow (Movie Review) | Hints and Some Bad Visual Effects
When the WandaVision show was announced I was thrilled because Wanda & The Vision are such great character that are very well portrayed by Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany (Code); their storylines in all the movies they've appeared in made them more interesting with each entry. But then the more we learned about the show, … Continue reading WandaVision (Season Review) | A Meticulous and Therapeutic Edging Session
WandaVision posters were brilliant and did give us an idea of what they were going for, a weird, trippy but sophisticated show. However, what they didn't tell us was how far they'd go with it. I kind of love that the sitcoms weren't just a gimmick. They commit to it with a lot of the … Continue reading WandaVision (Pilot Review) | Edging Their Sweaty Fans with Easter Eggs and a Mystery
I love this! This WandaVision poster is brilliant. Given what we know of the series, meaning that it's inspired by different sitcoms throughout the ages, the static wave like ripples on the image screams TV. In fact the whole thing looks like a picture of a temperamental television screen. The demarcation between the black and … Continue reading Wandavision | Poster Analysis
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