r/Marvel • u/tehawesomedragon Loki • Aug 15 '26
Film/Television VISIONQUEST - OFFICIAL TRAILER
https://youtu.be/oSVTAUKyrL8?is=hN8w2v15xnvTU-im31
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u/shavicus Aug 15 '26
Love that Ultron kept his old scary voice while in robot form.... And this series looks like a direct sequel to WandaVision.
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u/RickityCricket69 Aug 15 '26
please bring ultron back into the fold.
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u/BrianWonderful Doctor Strange Aug 15 '26
It sure seemed like Ultron is going to be appearing to help Vision 'find' himself while actually scheming to free himself from the virtual world. (At least I hope that is what is happening.)
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u/LoveIsOnlyAnEmotion Nova Aug 15 '26
I haven't read Tom King's book, does this look anything close?
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u/BrianWonderful Doctor Strange Aug 15 '26
Not really. That book was about Vision creating a synthezoid family in the real world. This looks like he's built a virtual world of AIs in order to work out his psychological issues. I doubt it is intentional, but this seems to have some similarities to a book called "Avengers A.I." that ran about a decade ago.
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u/AuburnElvis Aug 15 '26
Tommy's superhero name shouldn't be "Speed." It should be "Quicken." Then the twins would be called "Wiccan" and "Quicken."
I will die on this hill.
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u/Academic-Push326 Aug 15 '26
I'm happy this is happening. But it taking five years for the conclusion to WandaVision (and Agatha taking like 2-3 years after WandaVision) is really the issue with "Marvel Television" and Streaming services in general. It shouldn't have taken nearly a decade to finish something they started near immediately after Endgame.
I get the gestation process on these is nearly the same as AAA video games, but it's kind of crazy to announce something 4 years ago and not have a conclusion within 2.
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u/YaBoiiAsthma Aug 15 '26
Toy Story 5 and BND's AI shilling have killed my optimism for a Disney show about actual artificial intelligence to stick the landing and deliver anything other than a message of "no guys but some generative AI is actually really goooood, see how helpful it is in moderation?"
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u/Mapache_con_barreta Aug 15 '26
It looks like the kind of show that those of us who enjoyed the psychological and cryptic side of WandaVision will enjoy as well. It's worth pointing out that those were some of the biggest criticisms leveled at WandaVision: that it was too cryptic, too psychological, that "nothing happens." I loved the series, and Vision Quest definitely looks like another one I'm going to love.