Black Widow isn't a prequel or origin though.
Its just a movie before Infinity War and after Civil War.
Until you see it has a bunch of stuff showing up in present day MCU movies.
Especially for the new Black Widow.
The Spidey movie? Doubtful all of that you're asking happens at all.
Sounds like you've been watching the 90s Spidey cartoon
) and it tied up most plot points but left some mystery for other projects and to keep intrigue.Yeah she got to the magic necklace i'm assuming Agatha was using to control him (and probably give him powers).Just watched the finale. I liked it.
The fights were cool, well acted by most (imo, not an expert
However I still don't get Ralph. I might have missed it but he kept Monica trapped in the room then she figured out he was a fraud. Next thing she escaped and is in town? Ralph get washed or something and I missed it? He lose his powers?
Gotcha.
Yeah, Wanda starts mastering magic and she'll basically be Strange on crack.
In IW they explained that he could be fine without the mind stone.
The non movie budget was starting to show
That and typical superhero story ending BS. It was rushed.
I was lost with the whole Agatha explaining to Wanda she’s the Scarlett Witch stuff.
Extremely rushed. Couple elements didn’t need to be in the series and amounted to nothing
Other vision had everything but memories. Harkens back to old visions speech about the nature of grief. New vision was given his memories.
Ya that’s why I said the Monica scenes have all been cringe and have a “straight to video” feel. Like her going through the hex and getting her powers (really, a car couldn’t get through but you think you can...) or the fact that she was stuck with Ralph for hours and then all of a sudden she body slams him like it wasn’t nothing and takes his necklace. Just like that.Just watched the finale. I liked it.
The fights were cool, well acted by most (imo, not an expert
However I still don't get Ralph. I might have missed it but he kept Monica trapped in the room then she figured out he was a fraud. Next thing she escaped and is in town? Ralph get washed or something and I missed it? He lose his powers?
Impossible
I don't think you were paying attention. They literally showed us the beekeeper was a SWORD agent trying to sneak in to the town through the sewer system underground. The second he got to the surface he was transformed in to a dude in a beekeeper outfit.
There's no mystery here.
They never confirm who the missing person Woo was looming for but my money is on Ralph.
Wait why would Agatha explain to Wanda why she wanted her power?
From Wanda's perspective and the viewer Agatha is a witch trying to steal her power. Nothing else needs to be defined. This is like wondering why a burglar wants your valuables.
Maybe you forgot Wanda's powers but all she did was transport Agatha back to a terrible memory.
When did Wanda not know anything about her own powers? This entire series showed she actually knows how to do a lot more with her powers than initially shown.
After releasing the town's ppl, taking care of Agatha, and ending the game of pretend with fictional children and fictional Vision she went off to better understand her powers and the whole being the Scarlet Witch. At the end she hears a cry for help indicating that her children may be alive somewhere.
The only time Wanda acknowledged she was a witch was when she flipped the script on Agatha with the you have no power within these runes trick.
You did this you yourself
