Official DOCTOR STRANGE Thread | Multiverse fukkery incoming
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loyola llothta
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great score
shyt looks dope to me...feels like i need to be high to watch this opening night lol
FatherSimp
Enough white hoes to last me thru ATL
I love this site
Triggamatic
Pro
We already knew it, but we got another one@wire28 @jayshiggs @loyola llothta @Bryan Danielson @BXKingPin82
Visuals got meI'll pass 3D and IMAX
I'm insulted you aint mention me breh..
Dr strange just showed me some strange shyt
That wasn't fukkin Bruce Willis don't disrespect the ancient one
YakSpiller
Superstar
Ant-mane
Civil War
Doctor Skrange
Spider-mane
GOTG2
Black Panther
Marvel winnin.
Civil War
Doctor Skrange
Spider-mane
GOTG2
Black Panther
Marvel winnin.
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Recca Gatsby
LWO
This......this looks
Fukkin INCREDIBLE
Fukkin INCREDIBLE
Cat piss martini
Veteran
Marvel keeps crushing buildings.
Erik Killmonger
TRUE KING OF WAKANDA
SDCC '16: DOCTOR STRANGE Director Says The Film Introduces The Multiverse
Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson says his film will introduce the Multiverse to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Could we possibly see alternate continuities and What If? realities in the film?
We knew Doctor Strange was going to introduce the weird to the Marvel Cinematic Universe but did you have any idea that things were going to get this weird? In a post SDCC panel interview with Scott Derickson, the director told Comicbook.com, "What the comics did was, they brought with Doctor Strange an extra dimension into psychadelia, mysticism, and spirituality and all these very 60's things and broke open the Marvel comic book universe into the Marvel multiverse. I think Doctor Strange is going to be the beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse. It's really serving the same function that the comic did. Even though it was a weird aberration as a comic book, I think it was a real linchpin in the comics. It ended up being decades of new stories and I think this movie will do the same thing."
If you thought the Multiverse was a concept exclusive to DC Comics, think again. Per the official Marvel Comics Database, "The Multiverse is the collection of alternate universes that share a universal hierarchy; it is a subsection of the larger Omniverse, the canon collection of all alternate universes. " In addition, each alternate reality is guarded by a Sorcerer Supreme and a Captain Britain against mystical threats. As evidenced in the new trailer, there's certainly Inception-like reality folding and teleportation on display.
Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson says his film will introduce the Multiverse to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Could we possibly see alternate continuities and What If? realities in the film?
We knew Doctor Strange was going to introduce the weird to the Marvel Cinematic Universe but did you have any idea that things were going to get this weird? In a post SDCC panel interview with Scott Derickson, the director told Comicbook.com, "What the comics did was, they brought with Doctor Strange an extra dimension into psychadelia, mysticism, and spirituality and all these very 60's things and broke open the Marvel comic book universe into the Marvel multiverse. I think Doctor Strange is going to be the beginning of the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse. It's really serving the same function that the comic did. Even though it was a weird aberration as a comic book, I think it was a real linchpin in the comics. It ended up being decades of new stories and I think this movie will do the same thing."
If you thought the Multiverse was a concept exclusive to DC Comics, think again. Per the official Marvel Comics Database, "The Multiverse is the collection of alternate universes that share a universal hierarchy; it is a subsection of the larger Omniverse, the canon collection of all alternate universes. " In addition, each alternate reality is guarded by a Sorcerer Supreme and a Captain Britain against mystical threats. As evidenced in the new trailer, there's certainly Inception-like reality folding and teleportation on display.
