Marvel Cinematic Universe - Agatha All Along [Spoilers]

[garbon]

Ending was fine with me, a little melodramatic but par for the course. And definitely set up threads for other shows/films.

Darkhold got a lot of screen time previously with Agents of Shield.

[HVC]

Isn't that a dark magic book Wanda is reading at the end?  Josh was going "is she a bad guy now"?  I don't know Josh...

Now? She kept people enslaved and in agony long after she knew what she was doing. She was always the villain. The good guy got hit by a truck and arrested

One thing that confused me Is she trapped Agatha in the hex and then took down the hex. Does that mean Agatha is free?

[Josquius]

Isn't that a dark magic book Wanda is reading at the end?  Josh was going "is she a bad guy now"?  I don't know Josh...

Now? She kept people enslaved and in agony long after she knew what she was doing. She was always the villain. The good guy got hit by a truck and arrested

One thing that confused me Is she trapped Agatha in the hex and then took down the hex. Does that mean Agatha is free?

Did a mind wipe spell to make her Agnes until series 2/a future movie.

[Liep]

Was her children mind controlled and real or hex only?

[celedhring]

Hex.

[Barrister]

Hex.

Except for the fact you could hear their voices calling out in the post-credits scene.

But yes they weren't mind-controlled children from 'real' Westview.

[garbon]

On to the next...

I thought the first episode was okay of Falcon/Winter Soldier though interesting that titular characters didn't meet up in first episode of this very short series.

Still not quite sure why so much time was wasted on Falcon's starting fight whereas, while telegraphed and then ground in by having to show the notebook page confirming, at least Winter Soldier's fight was connected.

I did enjoy how effortlessly much (most?) of the episode was focused on non-white characters and their stories.

[celedhring]

Well the first scene was a "we're going to spend most of the episode with superheroes being denied bank loans and dealing with guilt so let's put some big set-piece at the start" move.

I thought the episode was okay.

I did enjoy how effortlessly much (most?) of the episode was focused on non-white characters and their stories.

In this episode they telegraphed quite clearly that the show will be about Falcon taking over Cap's mantle, so that's going to be a big theme. Looking forward to it since the Marvel movies have rarely dealt with social issues.

[Darth Wagtaros]

It was engaging enough.  The fight scene was kind of ludicrous for epople who aren't souped up on superhero juice though. 

[celedhring]

Falcon & Winter Soldier - Episode 2

So that's why we aren't getting the AZ vaccines, they are being stolen by a mysterious cabal of super-soldier revolutionaries. 

[Josquius]

Man. That lorry battle. The effects quality is awful.
Even worse than the usual modern super springy made of jelly cgi fight schenes.

[Eddie Teach]

I hadn't realized what the superhero genre needed was more couples counseling. 

[Liep]

I'm probably missing something, but why don't they have guns?

[Eddie Teach]

Immediate disadvantage?

[celedhring]

I'm probably missing something, but why don't they have guns?

"Superheroes don't kill"

Although the new discount brand Cap does have a gun.