 So it's over! That's the end of WandaVision, at least this season. And what did I think of it? Star Wars! Hey guys, this is my review for the end of WandaVision, the last episode. This episode had Wanda and Agnes coming together fighting, it had vision on vision action, and it continued to show off the dumbest character that the Marvel Universe has ever created, the sword director dum-dum, my, my god. This guy went from a somewhat jaded character to a full on stereotype cartoon. Every time this guy had to come on to set for this last episode, he must have just been like, man, can I just eat it? Can I just, I'm pulling off every single cliche in the book. He even shot at children, and then he's going to jail at the end. He turned into a full on Scooby-Doo villain by the end of this. He's honestly the worst part about this whole thing. Every time he came on screen in this last episode, boggled it down, which was funny because while he was continuing to just rip apart the scenery, it would go back to the vision on vision fight, which the physical fight was okay. You can definitely see the budgetary limits. It's interesting to see that. It's still a very good VFX budget for a television show, but you could see it just a little bit. Vision's very smooth, like almost too smooth. There's not much texture to him. My favorite part of this whole episode, and probably the entire series, was the vision on vision conversation. The use of a paradox almost in terms of having the white vision be kind of convinced of there being something behind the curtain for himself, being more arterial motives to what his purpose is, whereas the current vision, or Wanda's vision, fully understands that he is a fake concept, and he uses that knowledge to further influence and give knowledge to the white vision, who then flies off in space, and we'll see whatever happens to him. Overall, the whole kind of thing with Agnes, too. Essentially, Agnes was just a giant tool in terms of setting up what I've heard is the House of M. Forgive me, I haven't read the Marvel Comics that much, but I've heard that the House of M is a very important event that happened in the Marvel Universe that's associated with Wanda, and I feel that that's what they're building up to, which is cool because it's apparently a big world altering a moment. A lot of people are speculating that's how they're going to bring the mutants in. However, they didn't explain one thing, which was Pietro. Apparently, he was an actor, like this actor with a terrible name, but what else does that mean? They don't answer that, like how did he have the speed? What was that? Was that just some kind of very limp use tool for giving us some thoughts that it might be the quick silver from the mutant universe? But it's not. I am interested in seeing what happens with Rambo, considering she now has these powers and there's a rumor that she might be a mutant now because of what Wanda's world did to her. Otherwise, I don't know. I just found that this last episode was just, okay, I think it's not poorly put together. I did like how Wanda full-on accepts what she's done. I thought that when the civilians of the town were like, look what you've done to us, and she's still trying to give herself that false sense of purpose and security by saying you're all fine and in the end she's not. She's full-on acknowledging what she's done and then she lets everyone go at the end, which by the way, that's a, I'll give dumb dumb cartoon doofus credit for one thing. He isn't wrong when saying that that is technically illegal. Like she pulled on a full-on hostage situation with this whole town and it looks like she's just getting off scot-free, which I don't know how you can really give Wanda any sort of pass on that. I couldn't. And I noticed that Rambo was like, I ain't touching this. And then there's the two little end credit scenes. One in particular being Rambo getting the note from the, what's it, the milkshake drinking aliens that they want to talk to her up in space. Okay. And then the other one was that Wanda is reading the book of the damned. I don't know, I feel like everything in this was enough to give you guys some kind of interest in what's gonna happen in the Marvel Universe later on, but they still had to make it vague enough that people who don't have Disney Plus will still be able to enjoy the movies as they are. So that's why everything that Agnes said about you don't know what you've done is so goddamn vague. It's a very overused story trove when you can't explain everything. Essentially the X-Files movie, Fight the Future, that whole movie is so vague. But it's done well, admittedly, but that was a movie that had to both establish a film for people who had never seen the X-Files, but also still be reminiscent for people who have been watching the film. It had to tie into the television show, but not enough that it would be detrimental to people who are watching the show that they couldn't watch this, that they wouldn't lose out on what was going on, but still have enough of an effect to still be somewhat important to the television show. And that's exactly what WandaVision is. WandaVision is the television version of the X-Files movie. I'll give the show credit for one thing, it got better with every episode. It started off real slow and really kind of lacking in any direction, and it slowly built to something which was cool, and it got really good. And then I feel this last episode, it doesn't falter entirely, it's just kinda eh. I just didn't think it had the oomph that everyone was expecting, and that's basically been my whole thing for this whole show. I've watched it, and I'm never, ever watching this again. Pretty much gonna cancel the Disney Plus after this. I stayed around for this. Yeah sure, there's Winter Soldier and Falcon, but you know what, I'll just find other ways to watch it. It wasn't as my god as everyone kept on saying it was, it was just okay. But you know what, for it's first outing, for Disney Marvel doing their first television show outing, not too bad, I like the idea of it. It just wasn't this big grandiose thing that they kept on making it be, like oh you've never seen television like this before. Anyways, I'm gonna give the last episode of WandaVision A4 out of 7. It had some good moments, it had some dumb moments, it had some incredibly vague and meh moments, and yeah, I guess for those of you who did enjoy this series, good on you, I'm happy that you did. For me, I just didn't think it was as great as everyone was saying it was, but it still was okay. Otherwise though, that's all from me guys, I hope you enjoyed the review. If you did, leave a like, and if you're interested in more, subscribe. Otherwise, see you guys next time. 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