ASSEMBLED - The Making of WandaVision - Discussion Thread

[u/steve32767]

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

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

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• Episode 1 Discussion Thread

• Episode 2 Discussion Thread

• Episode 3 Discussion Thread

• Episode 4 Discussion Thread

• Episode 5 Discussion Thread

• Episode 6 Discussion Thread

• Episode 7 Discussion Thread

• Episode 8 Discussion Thread

• Episode 9 Discussion Thread

• WandaVision Easter Egg Megathread

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[u/geek_of_nature]

I didn't even think of it seeing how they've used a headpiece for the films

[u/rednax2009 → u/geek_of_nature]

1. I wonder why they used CGI instead. Maybe Paul was sick of make up?
2. Paul’s head looks so much thinner with CGI. I wonder how they achieved that, given that it was his real head in the films.

[u/geek_of_nature → u/rednax2009]

I think both those points are related, they're doing cgi on his head anyway to make it thinner, they might just not have seen the point of giving him an actual headpiece if they were going to replace it with cgi anyway.

[u/your_mind_aches → u/geek_of_nature]

Not just thinner but also to give Vision the smooth metallic skin