My Sight & Sound review of WandaVision is online – with an exclusive footnote.
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So Wanda takes this innocent town, devastates and terrorises it (including putting their children in comas!), and at the end everyone except Agatha and the SWORD boss is like “Yay Wanda!” I’m not buying it, it’s downright perverse.
Posted by THX 1139 | March 6, 2021, 12:49 pm