InReview is pleased to announce its third annual Revvies Awards: Film and TV Edition for 2021. The following awards have been selected by InReview’s editors and writers. To be eligible, all films or TV programs had to have content published during the calendar year 2021, and watched by a member of staff. Winners analysis written... Continue Reading →
As promised, Episode 6 of "WandaVision" has revealed a little bit more about the anomaly in Westview, N.J., created by Wanda Maximoff (Elizebth Olson) AKA Scarlet Witch. And that's just about all the episode offers us: a crumb of information. Spoilers ahead. This week's episode mimics conventions of modern day sitcoms like "Malcolm in the Middle", and... Continue Reading →
This should go without saying, but spoilers ahead. Coming out of Episode 4, the truth behind WandaVision's mystery became a little clearer, as we learned that S.W.O.R.D. Agent Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris) successfully infiltrated what appears to be a pocket reality in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) AKA Scarlet Witch has trapped the residents of... Continue Reading →
For better or for worse, Disney has extended the life of both "The Mandalorian" and "WandaVision" by sticking to a traditional weekly episode release schedule, which directly contrasts with Netflix's model of dropping every episode of a show at once, and allowing the viewer to binge at their own discretion. Understandably, this has made many people... Continue Reading →
After three very weird and cryptic episodes in which Wanda Maximoff (Elizebth Olsen) AKA Scarlet Witch and Vision (Paul Bettany), who's been dead since 2018's "Infinity War", have been in sitcoms that parody aspects of shows from the 1950s-70s, we get a breather/explainer episode in Episode 4 "We Interrupt This Program." Spoilers ahead. The episode... Continue Reading →
After watching the first two episodes of "WandaVision," Disney Plus' first live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe show, I was very confused and not completely sold on the format, which parodies a different decade of sitcom every episode, starting with the 1950s. I was told that it gets better by Episode 3, which was provided to critics... Continue Reading →
With theaters shuttered and Disney Plus not offering much apart from old TV shows and movies, "The Mandalorian", a disappointing "Mulan" remake, and some live action Marvel Cinematic Universe shows that still haven't materialized yet, Disney needed to rebuild consumer confidence during their Investor Day event, and they more or less did everything they needed to... Continue Reading →
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