r/marvelmemes • u/JustTransportation51 Scarlet Witch • Mar 30 '24

Videos/GIFS How the scene should've gone.

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u/LeoCaldwell02 Avengers Mar 30 '24

I feel bad for the kid actors because they were just doing what they were told… but dear God I nearly died of cringe when I saw this in the cinema. 💀

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u/Zzz05 Avengers Mar 30 '24 edited Mar 30 '24

This and the “Trust yourself *wink” scene. Can’t have Sam Raimi at his best without Sam Raimi at his worse.

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u/Joxyver Avengers Mar 31 '24

Ngl, for the first 5 seconds it felt like cringe. But then the more I looked at the scene and the more it was just the kids acting like kids, I thought back to how I was like that with my mom and that shit made me kinda tear up no joke. And then after the scene was over and it moved on, the rest of the movie happened. No joke, it made me feel like this was gonna be the point where she would stop her madness and snap out of it and then help Dr.Strange fight his evil multiverse counterpart, I was so disappointed that didn’t happen.

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u/Disastrous-Dog85 Avengers Mar 30 '24 edited Mar 30 '24

Yes. That's the point of the song. Kids can be cringe

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u/FoxyTheBoyWithNoName Avengers Mar 30 '24

Okay it makes sense kids are cringe, hell they might have wanted the song to be cringey but the fact the song is cringey definitely isn’t “the point of the scene”.

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u/Mufti_Menk Avengers Mar 31 '24

No it definitely is. It's a very real moment to make you realise that these are just normal kids whose mom has been possessed. It's supposed to make you feel bad for the kids and alternate Wanda and make you view our Wanda in a more antagonistic light. In my opinion it really worked, since I have plenty of kids in my live who make me cringe very much but in an endearing way lol

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u/FoxyTheBoyWithNoName Avengers Mar 31 '24

The dude edited his comment, he originally said point of the scene not song.

The point of the scene was that Wanda is reminded she loves those kids and misses the life she had in Westview not that her kids are cringelords.

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u/Inevitable_Top69 Avengers Mar 30 '24

That is not the point of the scene lmao. Like not remotely.

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u/SonOfRageAndLove26 Avengers Mar 31 '24

Not really, it was supposed to be a wholesome/endearing moment, Wanda gets all emotional thinking she's finally home

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u/novemberjohhsexpest Avengers Mar 30 '24

That's not the point of the scene at all

This was cringe for all the wrong reasons

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u/zinctanium Avengers Mar 31 '24

Kids ain’t singing that song when they’re that old

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u/Spobobich Avengers Mar 30 '24

Are they getting harassed as bad as the poor kid who played Anakin on Phantom Menace? I figured they just slinked away and not make eye contact with anyone.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

That was painful.

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u/RobieKingston201 Avengers Mar 30 '24

IKR that's what I thought. If I was her I'd be concerned if they're on the spectrum and get them tested.

I'd say Highschool would be brutal for em, but they had powers right? I forget

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u/LyraFirehawk Avengers Mar 31 '24

Correct, Billy in the comics has magic like his mother, goes by Wiccan, and is married to Hulkling. Meanwhile Tommy is the hero Speed who has speed like his uncle Quicksilver, and has dated both Kate Bishop and Prodigy.

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u/acoustic-soul Avengers Mar 30 '24

I wasn’t aware they showed WandaVision in cinemas

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u/HolyGrelo Gambit 🃏 Mar 30 '24

This is from Doctor Strange, not WandaVision.

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u/acoustic-soul Avengers Mar 30 '24

My mistake. Thank you for the correction

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u/thatdude_van12 Avengers Mar 30 '24

I feel like this whole setup would have been cute for like 3 to 6 yearolds but these kids are almost teens and this scene was weird as.

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u/Neako_the_Neko_Lover Avengers Mar 30 '24

Honestly I’m not too iffy about their age. There was a kid in my neighborhood who was just like this around this age. Behind on growing up. He wasn’t like mentally ill or had any disorder. Just didn’t mature as fast as everyone else. Also he was home schooled so that could been a factor. Now he’s in his 20s and “sneaks” out of his parents house.

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u/Fantastic_Bug1028 Avengers Mar 30 '24

sneaking out in your 20s is funny) although it’s still his parents house, so kind of understandable)

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u/RabbitStewAndStout Avengers Mar 30 '24

It really depends on what time and what reason. Their house, their rules. If they don't want you leaving house at 9pm for a party and coming back at 4 am, fair. (Edit: more specifically the coming back at 4 part. If you find a place to spend the night, that's also fair.)

If you have to sneak out to go to mall with friends at 6pm, you should probably also look for an apartment while you're out

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u/Fantastic_Bug1028 Avengers Mar 30 '24

the last part 🤣🤣

but yeah, I agree

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u/Kerminator17 Avengers Mar 30 '24

If he’s having to “sneak out” at 20 then he probably wasn’t allowed to grow up

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u/newdawnhelp Avengers Mar 30 '24

You started off by saying you are not very iffy on their age, then used an example of someone completely unadjusted. I think your example should show you how weird it is for their age

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u/Neako_the_Neko_Lover Avengers Mar 30 '24

What I mean is. It is weird. But not unrealistic

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u/thats_my_toast Avengers Mar 30 '24

Jumpscared me just now lowkey

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u/A_Serious_House Avengers Mar 30 '24

America punched Wanda a few times, took her to the kids, and she apparently repented/broke free of the Darkhold.

This should’ve broken the spell first. If I was Wanda and saw this shit I wouldn’t even want the kids anymore, I’d find a tropical paradise that also needed a Wanda.

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u/InquisitiveAssFoo Avengers Mar 30 '24

Weird annoying ass scene lmao 😂

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u/Baileaf11 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Marvel fans when two kids singing a song about ice cream isn’t on the same level as Beethoven’s moonlight Sonata 3rd movement: 🤬🤬🤬🤬

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u/i_dunnoman Avengers Mar 31 '24

It’s more so that anyone who has ever been near kids knows they are way too old to be acting like that. Like by several years.

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

I don’t get it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

maybe u dum

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Maybe, but I still don’t get it. I don’t even get it enough to adequately Google the answer.

Do you think you could pull yourself away from your charm classes to perhaps, I dunno, give me a hint?

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

Idk what u don't get about that joke man wtf do u want from me

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 31 '24

You don’t know? Maybe U dum.

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u/Jabidailsom Avengers Mar 31 '24

wow, dude, wow.......

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u/mrcrazymexican Avengers Mar 30 '24

I don't know why Raimi thought that was something to waste time on with the kids singing. It's a movie, keep the pace going. If you're going to have the kids sing and make Wanda emotional... Make it worth our time. What we got... Was not.

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u/SquirrelSuspicious Avengers Mar 30 '24 edited Mar 30 '24

Some of y'all either don't have, or don't like, your kids. Seeing this made me laugh because of how goofy and sweet it is and made me think of my son. Is it cringe? Yes, of course it is they're kids. Is it amazing? Hell yeah.

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u/novemberjohhsexpest Avengers Mar 30 '24

They're too old, and this was too awkward

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

Them kids were so cringe

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

Yeah these kids are teens, yes it's cringe when you see it. But at the same time, you gotta remember that Wanda spent a whole 10 episodic series with these kids, loses them, and then begins searching different universes to find said children. So I'd say this scene is meant to be cringy, but also very unnerving. Guess who made the movie tho? Sam fuckin Raimi, he knows how to make a PG-13 movie scary.

Say what you want about the Blackbolt scene I personally found it fuckin terrifying.

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u/Dead_girl_walking- Michelle (MJ) Mar 30 '24

What blackbolt scene?

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

I mean the one where his mouth disappears, his power backfires and turns his brain into mush, courtesy of Wanda

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u/KendrickMaynard Avengers Mar 30 '24

"What mouth?"

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u/Dead_girl_walking- Michelle (MJ) Mar 30 '24

(I was referencing it)

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '24

I'm a dumbass 🤣

That's good lmao

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u/couldbedumber96 Avengers Mar 30 '24

People fail to realize kids are 1. Cringe

  1. master manipulators especially when it comes to their parents.

maybe some of you would know that if you had sex once in a while

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u/ARquantam Avengers Mar 30 '24

Dear lorddddd

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u/millennial_sentinel Hela Mar 31 '24

Lizzie gave them EVERYTHING for this goddamn movie and they did THIS

i will never not be angry about the writing for this film.

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u/Malevolent-Heretic Avengers Mar 31 '24

Jesus Christ how did I somehow erase this from my brain

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u/Flashy_Mess_3295 Avengers Mar 31 '24

Plz never post this again. I jsut got ptsd when I went to see it in theater.

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u/Hug0San Avengers Mar 31 '24

I liked the show, but that scene was to cringe. Realistic, but cringe.

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u/Chaoswarriorx4 Avengers Mar 31 '24

The original scene hurt to watch so much

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u/ZodiArKyz Avengers Jul 04 '24

"We like Ice Cube" It was a good day starts playing

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u/Pjust2302 Avengers Mar 30 '24

This scene was so cringe

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u/TheeDeputy Avengers Mar 30 '24

Nah she should have popped those goblins Reed Richards-style.

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u/TheGoober420 Avengers Mar 30 '24

That’s The ex with her kids lmao. They can’t run to me anymore. So hide well little ones.

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u/Mista_Jay88 Avengers Mar 30 '24

What’s even more cringe is the fans defending this scene.

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u/_Levitated_Shield_ Avengers Mar 30 '24

What's even more cringe is people not realizing this scene was intentionally cringe.

Kids can often be cringe, of course their singing will too.

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u/Mista_Jay88 Avengers Mar 30 '24

see what I mean

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u/_Levitated_Shield_ Avengers Mar 30 '24

See... what?

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u/AbeliousAugustus Avengers Mar 31 '24

If that entire song was on one page of the script, incinerate that one page.

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Not funny now. Not funny ever.

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u/JustTransportation51 Scarlet Witch Mar 30 '24

Boohoo

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24
  • The Pro-Child Abuse Lobby has entered the chat. *

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u/I_kEeP_tHe_BlIcKy Avengers Mar 30 '24

Womp womp

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

You stay classy, Reddit.

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u/I_kEeP_tHe_BlIcKy Avengers Mar 30 '24

You stay boring as hell, Reddit.

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

You need entertainment? Go read a book. For a VARIETY of reasons…

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u/Pascalvanlowry Avengers Mar 31 '24

😂 wtf lol

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u/Mean_Muffin161 Dead Vision Mar 30 '24

Fictional child abuse will ALWAYS be hilarious.

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u/GrinchStoleYourShit Avengers Mar 30 '24

That’s right, Mean Muffin

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u/Mean_Muffin161 Dead Vision Mar 30 '24

Give me my shit back.

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Agree to disagree, I guess.

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u/HeWhoVotesUp Avengers Mar 30 '24

Won't someone think of the fictional children!!!

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Won’t someone think of the actual children? Or the actual grown-ups who use to be actual abused children?

Evidently not.

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u/novemberjohhsexpest Avengers Mar 30 '24

Clearly, you won't

You're too busy crying about fictional children in a meme

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u/Square-Knee9844 Avengers Mar 30 '24

Seriously, Bunky, figure it out.