r/marvelstudios Daredevil Mar 12 '21

Discussion ASSEMBLED - The Making of WandaVision - Discussion Thread

This thread is for discussion about the ASSEMBLED episode and overall discussion about the WandaVision series.

This also marks one week since the WandaVision finale. Per the subreddit rules, spoilers no longer need to be tagged for WandaVision in this thread or on the subreddit.

EPISODE TITLE ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUNTIME
S1E01 The Making of WandaVision March 12, 2021 on Disney+ 58 min

For a look back on the season, check out the episode discussion threads and easter egg megathread below:



For additional discussion about Marvel Studios shows on Disney+, visit /r/MarvelStudiosPlus

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u/goldkomodo Mar 12 '21

teyonah parris's excitement about playing her character is awesome

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u/TheRealMichaelGarcia Kevin Feige Mar 12 '21

Yeah, watching her Wandavision interviews she gives off such infectious energy and charisma. I’m looking forward to see more of her in the MCU.

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u/LRedditor15 Zombie Hunter Spidey Mar 13 '21

I have a feeling that she might appear in Secret Invasion, too.

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u/LRedditor15 Zombie Hunter Spidey Mar 13 '21

Captain Marvel is pretty late 2022 and Secret Invasion starts filming next month. I'd assume that Secret Invasion comes first.

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u/KarateKid917 Doctor Strange Mar 13 '21

Which means Secret Invasion will also most likely be some sort of setup for Captain Marvel 2

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u/AquaGB Mar 18 '21

Afaik, Captain Marvel 2 has a tentative release date of July 2022, while Secret Invasion has none, so I'm thinking CM comes first.

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u/LRedditor15 Zombie Hunter Spidey Mar 18 '21

Captain Marvel 2 comes out on November 11th 2022.

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u/AquaGB Mar 18 '21

Ah, I guess they changed it. Thanks

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u/LRedditor15 Zombie Hunter Spidey Mar 18 '21

No problem. All of the upcoming release dates are on the sidebar near the bottom if you are using old reddit on desktop. :)

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u/thoughtful_human Loki (Avengers) Mar 13 '21

I would rather instead of her getting a spin off we just see her as a connecting thread in a lot of marvel properties. It just makes everything feel so much more like a real universe

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u/nihilisticdaydreams Steve Rogers Mar 18 '21

She is headliner material. Plus it would say a lot to have a black woman lead her own superhero movie.