The Official "Dr. Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness" Thread

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[The_Sheff]

It's not a matter of a lack of knowledge, either the shiet was entertaining or it wasn't. You act like they didn't rewrite the script

Yall nikkas kill me with throwing in unrelated things randomly. Because a script had rewrites means the movie wasn’t entertaining?

Here is a newsflash, most movies have script rewrites, you just don’t know about most of them because every minute detail isn’t shared about those. Folks hang on to every little tidbit when it comes to the MCU.

Also it’s very difficult to say basic comprehension skills aren’t an issue with someone when after numerous movies featuring Dr. Strange they didn’t pick up something as in your face as the cape is the one doing the flying.

 

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So, Reed Richard's mentioned his 2 kids

Just imagine what lil' Franklin Richard's would do when he found out what happened to his dad. Scarlett witch thinks her reality warping powers are strong....shiiiiit


Mcu would never go that route though. Might make a good "what if" episode tho

 

[SunZoo]

no disrespect to you breh, but I hate everything about this

Sorry Charlie lol

What about it do you hate specifically though? I already know there are some people who will auto-hate the POX storyline but truthfully, that would be a seamless transition from X-men 97 to the sacred timeline.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Sorry Charlie lol

What about it do you hate specifically though? I already know there are some people who will auto-hate the POX storyline but truthfully, that would be a seamless transition from X-men 97 to the sacred timeline.

MCU is not introducing X-Men with Krakoa

 

[Bryan Danielson]

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But did you see it?

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I mean he leaves out Shuri, who is canonically smartest in the MCU. Unless he meant specifically men.

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

That scene just confirmed Thanos was a character in the mcu.

Nothing was confirmed that Thanos was going to be the big villain at that point. People actually thought Thanos was going to be the villain in Avengers 2 and someone else in the third.

It was not until Kevin Feige said it with his own mouth after they cast Josh Brolin what the plan was that people realized Thanos was the big villain.

He has said absolutely nothing about Kang, despite already having an actor cast. There is nothing to suggest or indicate Kang is going to be used outside of Ant Man 3. Which is why I keep asking where are y'all getting this information from that he is going to be this big villain?

As large as Thanos history is in Marvel comics, even if he was the villain in Avengers 2- that doesnt mean he wouldnt be the big bad- nikka isnt the moleman

its called common sense

 

[Concerned Citizen]

Movie was dope and told the story it needed to tell for Dr. Strange and Scarlet Witch for now. Raimi the god fukked around and blended MCU and Evil Dead damn well. A lot of folks got hyped off of the rumor mill and expected a Multiversal variant orgy and didn’t get it now they’re in their feelings but I thought it had the right amount of cross-universe fukkery while telling the story it needed to tell. They even resisted the urge to go overboard with America Chavez and let her be the human mcguffin she needed to be for the movie and have just a mini intro character arc. Fanboys are a superstitious and cowardly lot

 

[SunZoo]

MCU is not introducing X-Men with Krakoa

Not exactly like that but a loose adpatation of it in the show, them seeking refuge in the sacred timeline and staying hidden for good reason. They've already established the groundwork for one of the nefarious tech conglomerates building weapons to contain super-powered individuals in Wandavision, the natural progression are sentinals.

Moira:

They lay low at all costs until there is an acceleration of mutations in people carrying devient genes.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Not exactly like that but a loose adpatation of it in the show, them seeking refuge in the sacred timeline and staying hidden for good reason. They've already established the groundwork for one of the nefarious tech conglomerates building weapons to contain super-powered individuals in Wandavision, the natural progression are sentinals.

Moira:

They lay low at all costs until there is an acceleration of mutations in people carrying devient genes.

More than likely when they come over they won't remember anything

 

[Bryan Danielson]

It’s like y’all don’t comprehend what you are watching. Dr. Strange can’t fly, the cape can fly.


Movie was nice. Folks saying it was mid, what movies are y’all comparing these joints to? Movie was surprisingly brutal as well.

yea…. I just finished my second viewing

Some of the questions, gripes, and nitpicks are proof that some folks either hand a lot of shyt go over they heads or didn’t fully comprehend


Like going back to whether Dr Strange can fly or not. Every-time he flies, he has the cloak.

So if the question is why didn’t that last Strange fly….. go back to the beginning of the movie to see not only was Defender not able to fly….. but shortly later 616 couldn’t fly when his cloak was compromised

 

[SunZoo]

Movie was dope and told the story it needed to tell for Dr. Strange and Scarlet Witch for now. Raimi the god fukked around and blended MCU and Evil Dead damn well. A lot of folks got hyped off of the rumor mill and expected a Multiversal variant orgy and didn’t get it now they’re in their feelings but I thought it had the right amount of cross-universe fukkery while telling the story it needed to tell. They even resisted the urge to go overboard with America Chavez and let her be the human mcguffin she needed to be for the movie and have just a mini intro character arc. Fanboys are a superstitious and cowardly lot

However satisfying, No Way Home was a clusterfukk.

People saw that and expected MOM to double down on the fukkery...some were even worried that would be the case, turned out it was fairly straight forward and smaller scale, which is why it's fukking dope.

 

[Coolin']

One of the most underrated scenes of ANY MCU film

Spoiler

Strange using the dead alt-Strange body to dreamwalk, and using the dead souls as a cape. Not sure if that would be considered necromancy (since Strange merely took over the vessel) but I never would've thought MCU would even come close to doing anything like that.

 

[Concerned Citizen]

However satisfying, No Way Home was a clusterfukk.

People say that and expected MOM to double down on the fukkery...some were even worried that would be the case, turned out it was fairly straight forward and smaller scale, which is why it's fukking dope.

Agree 100%. The movie had a story to tell and told that story without needing the watcher to have seen a shyt-ton of other movies, most of which from another studio, to be invested. NWH was good but a lot of the enjoyment wasn’t earned from the actual movie. Meanwhile we got the first legit good comic-horror movie from MoM and all you need to watch is DS1 and WandaVision to know what’s up.