No real spoilers, but I think going in with low expectations and understanding that Wanda has gone FULL VILLAIN will help you to enjoy the experience more. The Wanda you love from the Avengers, from WandaVision, flush her down the toilet she's gone psycho, and the "reason" they gave is unsatisfactory to me. You won't leave feeling uplifted, and I want that from a superhero movie personally, but it was epic, so if explosive visuals are why you're there you'll likely enjoy yourself, but just a heads up, Wanda is awful now, which I find jarring and depressing. Without being too specific, I think the movie was a missed opportunity in multiple ways, but it's a big epic feast for the eyes, not very kid friendly BTW, but I personally was on the edge of my seat in awe at everything happening, so you decide if/how/when to watch it, but I do not recommend with kids (darkest MCU chapter thus far for sure), and even though it was downright awesome at times, I'd probably rank it last among the MCU movies for me. I think lower expectations will make people enjoy it more. It's kind of amazing, but personally my least favorite. I guess the foremost problem I have is that they spent 5+ years building a character and disregarded her completely. I just feel like if they wanted to make the Scarlett Switch to villain, they could have done it in a way similar to WandaVision, where she is sort of selfish and abusive about getting what she wants in certain circumstances over certain issues with certain people, rendering her a complicated and interesting relatable character, without being a one-dimensional unrecognizable indiscriminately murderous PSYCHO. They did her such a disservice, it's like Raimi & Co. Didn't even watch WandaVision. Couldn't she just ask America to take her to a different dimension??? That's what the Wanda would have done that they previously introduced. I just don't vibe with the core premise and what they did to Wanda and how they "resolved" it in the end... terribly weak ending IMHO. Another curiously uncoordinated Phase 4 entry, and with one singular exciting end-credit-sequence, it did basically nothing to introduce a new overarching story, yet again, a surprising failure at universe building from the people who we all previously considered the infallible masterminds of that. Don't get me wrong, it is an amazing movie in a lot of ways, but simultaneously it nevertheless is a dark heavy incongruent storytelling cul-de-sac that lasted over two hours and ultimately didn't add much of anything to the MCU. If you go into the story with those low expectations you'll probably enjoy yourself.