WandaVision • Miniseries
WandaVision
TV-14
92%88%
Blends the style of classic sitcoms with the MCU, in which Wanda Maximoff and Vision - two super-powered beings living their ideal suburban lives - begin to suspect that everything is not as it seems.
DarlingInThePlexx reviewedJune 10, 2025
When they first announced a sitcom-style miniseries starring Wanda and Vision, I remember thinking: “…Who asked for this?”
And now? I’m sitting here, four stars deep in emotional damage. 📺💔✨
This show is what happens when Marvel says, “What if superheroes processed grief through vintage television tropes and it actually hit way too close to home?” From the black-and-white 1950s sets to the neon-soaked ‘80s sitcom vibes to the devastating final episodes—this is a masterclass in tone, production, and character evolution.
Let’s be real: before this, Wanda and Vision were kind of “those characters you remember from other people’s storylines.” But WandaVision changed all that. It made you care. Deeply. Painfully. Intimately.
This is a show about grief, repression, identity, love, loss—and sitcoms. It sounds weird. And it is. But it works. The writing is smart. The visual direction? Gorgeous. The emotional core? Heartbreaking.
And then… that line.
“What is grief, if not love persevering?”
Someone should win a Nobel Prize for that line. It belongs up there with “You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” These are the quotes that become part of modern mythology—fairy tales and cautionary tales wrapped in superhero suits.
Even if you’re not huge on Marvel, this one stands apart as something unique and self-contained. If you are a Marvel fan, though? This is essential viewing.
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Tags: 📺 Grief With a Laugh Track, 🎭 Superhero Sadness, 💔 Tragic Love Story, 🎨 Visual Masterpiece, 🧠 Marvel Must‑Watch, 📝 Quotable AF