WandaVision: Release Date, Plot and More

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WandaVision Release Date, Plot and More
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WandaVision Release Date, Plot and More

• Marvel universe has begun to dwell into really
  uncharacteristic territories, especially since
  they have collaborated with the Disney platform
  for their releases. The latest addition to this
  group is WandaVision who, from the looks of it,
  is similar to Scarlet Witch. The show intends to
  further the chronicles of Wanda Maximoff since
  the last of the Avengers movie. The show has a
  very promising plot where Vision and Wanda move
  from one epic sitcom to another and lead a normal
  lifestyle in the suburbs despite superpowers. But
  soon enough, they realize that there is more to
  it than meets the eye. The show is molded in a
  way that it can be treated as a prequel to the
  upcoming Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of
  Madness movie. Disney released a teaser trailer
  for the show as part of Marvel-related
  shows/films to be released on the streaming
  platform.

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WandaVision Release Date, Plot and More

• The first look of the show suggested that the two
  are in a yesteryear era, but their timeline is
  spinning. The shows shooting commenced in
  November last year in Georgia.  Luckily, the
  on-site shoot had concluded before the global
  pandemic struck, but the post-production tasks
  and VFX editing was pending. Much later, an
  official announcement stated that the show would
  resume shooting in Los Angeles in the seventh
  month of this year. That is a clear indication
  that the makers are not satisfied with some parts
  of the show and will have to reshoot some bits.
• Jac Schaeffer is the creator of the show and has
  made ample contributions in writing some Marvel
  movies like Captain Marvel and the unreleased
  Black Widow. Jac made headlines for her inclusive
  attitude when she created a team of writers of
  all colors and minority genders.  Matt Shakman
  will be sitting in the directors chair for
  WandaVision. He is also well known for directing
  parts of Game of Thrones.