Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

[Scott Taylor]

They got the Assembled... making of special for this movie on Disney+ right now, and of course it's hosted by Bruce Campbell.

Now I kinda want Bruce to start making cameos in all the Marvel movies a'la Stan Lee. Wouldn't make any sense, but I'd enjoy it.

Just have the pizza ball vendor Bruce show up in all the movies. And have him be scared of Dr. Strange

[TheRay]

So, wait a minute, what is it some kind of movie?

[Jack The Tripper]

Just rewatched this movie for the 3rd time (first time on Disney plus)

Man I love it. So so so good. Everything I wanted from a Doctor Strange movie

[Jack Dracula]

While watching it in the theatre I was wondering why Wanda couldn’t just locate a universe where she’d died and Vision and the kids had lived. Seems obvious.

[The Cool Thatguy]

While watching it in the theatre I was wondering why Wanda couldn’t just locate a universe where she’d died and Vision and the kids had lived. Seems obvious.

Her ability to navigate seemed kinda odd.

She could dispatch a demon to relentlessly attack America from her reality, but not travel through dimensions?

To be fair, the Darkhold was clearly screwing with her mind

[Jack The Tripper]

Her ability to navigate seemed kinda odd.

She could dispatch a demon to relentlessly attack America from her reality, but not travel through dimensions?

To be fair, the Darkhold was clearly screwing with her mind

I think it’s implied that dreamwalking is harder to do than whatever possession she was doing of the monsters (they had runes, 838 Wanda did not) and she says that was her being reasonable - perhaps the dreamwalking possession of oneself (or just the Scarlet Witch is harder than possessing potentially mindless monsters?

In regards to not looking for Vision, it seems she was emotionally attached to the universe she was dreaming of, which didn’t feature Vision - she mentions many times that she’s the only one that can look after the kids/finds it unfair this other Wanda gets to do it. I think it’s also possible that, on some level, she has had closure with Vision, due to his refusal to go along with the Westview stuff, assuming he would strongly disagree with hunting America to kill/use her.

[Scott Taylor]

Do androids dream? If not, then by the movie's logic Vision is one of a kind and he wouldn't exist outside of the 616 universe.

[Phoenixx9]

Do androids dream? If not, then by the movie's logic Vision is one of a kind and he wouldn't exist outside of the 616 universe.

Well, we know...."even an android can cry" at least in the comics, lol.

Dreaming? Don't know...

[Bunch of Coconuts]

Do androids dream? If not, then by the movie's logic Vision is one of a kind and he wouldn't exist outside of the 616 universe.

It’s possible there’s an exception to America’s implied “rule” for synthetic beings.

…and we know there is an exception because “What If…?” featured an alternate version of Vision (and Ultron).

[TheRay]

Blade should be unleashed on the MCU in a Doctor Strange movie.

[BeastieRunner]

Blade should be unleashed on the MCU in a Doctor Strange movie.

He's getting his own soon.

[TheRay]

Ali is going to be so good.

[John Venus]

While watching it in the theatre I was wondering why Wanda couldn’t just locate a universe where she’d died and Vision and the kids had lived. Seems obvious.

That's the problem with this movie. It's like a house of cards, a little critical wind and the whole thing falls apart. It's the most illogical and plot hole ridden Marvel movie.

At least with Thanos and Mandarin you can believe that they were crazy enough with their 'ends justify the means' attitude that the characters really believed in the course of action they took. Wanda was the opposite of that. If she really was desperate to reunite with her kids and the movie was about her traveling through the Multiverse to do so, then she would have found another way.

[TheRay]

I feel like the Illuminati scene could have been great for a Straw Man cameo.

[The Cool Thatguy]

That's the problem with this movie. It's like a house of cards, a little critical wind and the whole thing falls apart. It's the most illogical and plot hole ridden Marvel movie.

At least with Thanos and Mandarin you can believe that they were crazy enough with their 'ends justify the means' attitude that the characters really believed in the course of action they took. Wanda was the opposite of that. If she really was desperate to reunite with her kids and the movie was about her traveling through the Multiverse to do so, then she would have found another way.

Wanda was using the darkhold, I won't say that her grip on sanity was that strong