Since there isn't anything unsaid already, i'm just gonna lean into the mystery that WandaVision is for some people.

I don't know what some ''reviewers'' expected from this. Marvel Studios didn't just came up with it from thin air. From the get-go, it is a COMIC BOOK STORY (like all the others) of Wanda, pretending to live at the suburbs with Vision as a married couple, in a Golden Age backround. Comics have their fair share of that too, they're not like ''pew-pew'' lasers all the time. Quite the contrary, quirkier representations of otherwise everyday problems like family drama and disfunctional character psyche, are a big part in the books. And now that you are lured in by 20 years of movies filled with mostly one aspect, the time has finally come to meet another one.

And how could you enter this very new and uncharted perspective? By watching the first scene with Wanda/Vision washing the dishes at home and fight inter-dimensional beings on the second? Please. Even if it seems and sounds like only a soap opera to you, the dialogue hints A TON of what's next (Except if your attention is earned only with explosions and slow motion mid-air falls, then i'm sorry you probably lost your way from the Bayformers Universe).

Look, i get it. If you are a millennial or something, you might hear something like the laugh track and say: ''Why the hell was that funny?''. Understandable. But that's not at all the comical intention. The point is, back then those one-liners and situations used to be funny - and now the joke is our past selves, laughing (A 4rth wall break, like the product of Wanda's actions itself). A bit of the same goes for the rest of the elements, there is nothing in the show without a second meaning or connection with the action-packed stuff.

On the other side, if you are a fanatical chauvinist of the ''competition'' (like if that even still exists), i may find it gratuitous but i also get it. It's not easy to see the ''enemy'' expand by pushing on uncharted territories, when your ''wearing colours'' keep failing on the basics. It sure hurts, but maybe you have to let go of it, as I did back in my childhood. If both of the frontrunners had live-action garbage, i'd just stick exclusively at each one's book series. But at least i'm not afraid to say that i LOVE at least one movie and one movie trilogy from DC, and that i HATE at least two Marvel live-action projects. Cleverly made material, is good material - period.

In each case, give WandaVision a chance again when you're older (physically or mentally). You will appreciate it more, guaranteed.