WandaVision Episode 2 Recap: 1960s Magic, for the Children

WandaVision Episode 2 Recap: 1960s Magic, for the Children

[ad_1] WandaVision episode 2 is accessible on the identical day as WandaVision episode 1, and it is solely after you watch it that you just realise why Disney and Marvel Studios determined to premiere the MCU sequence with two episodes upfront. While WandaVision episode 1 prevented giving us any clues as to what was actually occurring — how is Vision (Paul Bettany) again, and why are they inside a black-and-white basic sitcom? — WandaVision episode 2 begins to supply us clues to what's actually taking place. To be truthful, it's nonetheless little or no to go on, however we've now some concept of what could be taking place. Or no less than, we've a top level view of what is doubtlessly taking place, if we permit ourselves to take a position. WandaVision Review: Marvel Packs a Mystery Inside a Sitcom The 29-minute WandaVision episode 2 — directed by Matt Shakman and written by Gretchen Enders — encompasses a chilly open as Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) is woken up by a loud soun…