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Post by gothicarchiesfan on Jan 16, 2021 1:28:08 GMT -5
I was watching the new Marvel tv show WandaVision when I noticed a couple of small appearances by Ithamar Enriquez playing an odd pitchman in a series of recurring tv commercials. He might be more recognizable to us as Hector from the ASOUE Netflix show.
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Post by R. on Jan 16, 2021 1:32:54 GMT -5
Cool sighting! I doubt I’d have recognised him if you hadn’t pointed it out, though I may have found him somewhat familiar.
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Post by Seymour Glass on Feb 18, 2021 21:09:45 GMT -5
I love that show.
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Post by Christmas Chief on Feb 23, 2021 10:20:42 GMT -5
I was considering watching this! Would you recommend?
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Post by Songbird on Mar 20, 2021 8:55:14 GMT -5
I was considering watching this! Would you recommend? wandavision was great i loved it
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Post by Christmas Chief on Apr 7, 2021 23:08:18 GMT -5
Well, I just finished watching this series. My reaction right now: Wow. WOW.
More coherent comments to follow.
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Post by Christmas Chief on Apr 9, 2021 13:41:57 GMT -5
The more coherent comments: I've never seen a series successfully combine so many genres. And I don't mean the sitcom parodies / homages, though those were also excellent. I mean the broader fiction genres: comedy, romance, mystery, suspense, sci fi, fantasy, superhero, action, horror. They were all well-blended and well-executed in the storyline. My main issue with the story was that Wanda never really reckoned with the fact that she tortured all those Westview residents. She got close, but then had to contend with Agatha, and afterwards seemed to resign herself to a "they would never understand anyway" position. It felt like too big of an issue not to address fully.
What did people think about how the Vision situation resolved?
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