Star
Cast:
Elizabeth
Olsen,
Kathryn
Hahn,
Paul
Bettany,
Teyonah
Parris
Director:
Matt
Shakman
Available
On:
Disney+
Hotstar
Premium
Duration:
9
Episodes/
45
Minute
Language:
English
Story:
WandaVision
follows
Wanda
Maximoff
three
weeks
after
the
events
of
Avengers:
Endgame.
The
nine-part
series
focuses
on
Wanda
dealing
with
the
grief
of
losing
vision
and
how
she
takes
on
the
name
of
the
Scarlet
Witch.
Review:
In
the
first
eight
episodes
of
WandaVision
the
makers
have
left
many
questions
to
be
answered.
While
some
have
been
explained
with
Agatha's
big
reveal,
the
makers
are
yet
to
answer
many
others.
The
finale
similarly
leaves
you
wanting
for
more
with
unexplained
plot
points
as
well
as
the
intense
action,
and
an
emotional
ending.
After
Agatha
helps
Wanda
Maximoff
find
the
reason
behind
creating
the
hex
in
the
previous
episode,
the
finale
picks
up.
While
Wanda
has
the
upper
hand
in
the
fight
between
the
two
witches,
the
sense
of
victory
doesn't
last
long.
The
White
Vision
and
regular
Vision
begin
their
own
fight
but
its
much
help
to
Wanda
as
Agatha
has
another
ace
hidden
up
her
sleeve.
Agatha
attacks
Wanda
by
"releasing" her
"meat
puppets",
the
residents
of
Westview
from
the
chaos
magic.
From
Dottie
to
Sharon
Davis
all
begin
to
ask
her
for
mercy
or
death.
Wanda
is
quickly
reminded
she
isn't
the
hero
anymore,
which
will
serve
its
purpose
as
a
burden
even
after
she
leaves
Westview,
maybe
into
the
Multiverse.
Wanda
lets
off
the
hex
for
everyone
to
escape
only
to
realise
it
also
means
losing
her
family,
which
once
again
will
change
Wanda
forever.
The
episode
is
far
more
superior
to
the
previous
ones
in
terms
of
storytelling
and
VFX.
Even
with
the
two
Visions
fighting,
phasing
in
and
out
of
solid
matter,
the
makers
don't
lose
track
of
the
story.
There
is
a
strong
balance
between
the
screen
time
for
the
characters,
and
the
audience
is
also
given
enough
time
to
catch
up.
No
characters
are
forgotten
or
left
behind,
we
even
get
a
glimpse
of
Darcy
Lewis,
even
if
it
is
just
for
a
second.
WandaVision
ends
up
serving
the
purpose
of
The
Scarlet
Witch's
origin
story.
The
one
filled
with
love,
loss
and
pain.
Marvel
Studios
instead
of
giving
the
audience
another
origin
story
film,
chose
to
give
the
same
story
in
a
series
format.
While
the
story
hasn't
ended
yet,
it
is
unclear
if
the
show
will
have
a
season
two
as
the
title
of
the
finale,
reads
'Series
Finale'.
Overall,
WandaVision
has
raised
the
bar
high
for
other
content
from
the
MCU,
for
the
big
screen
as
well
as
the
small
screen.