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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DrunkonDuty" data-source="post: 8637720" data-attributes="member: 54364">(PSA: I'm drifting away from whether or not Wanda's personality shift was done well or not.)This does raise an interesting question about how we watch media as part of an extended universe. Even discounting non-canon (Agents of Shield) there's an issue with how much an audience member is supposed to know. Kevin Feige has said (I paraphrase) : that each movie stands alone and there's no need to see other movies to enjoy one of them. In the same statement he also said being across the wider MCU will have pay offs in terms of a richer experience. This second part is much more true than the first part.Most extreme example: What would someone who watched Avengers Endgame have gotten out of it if they hadn't at least watched Infinity War? Likewise Wanda's Face-Heel turn would be totally out of the blue for someone who hasn't seen WandaVision. I've got no answers here. Just pondering.</blockquote>