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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Warning: Trailer has some fairly big spoilers :o
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Looks fine and all but I'm hoping this closes the door on the whole multiverse thing.
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it will expand it
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Yeah, multiverse isn't going anywhere.
This looks nuts. Really pumped. |
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Really looking forward to this
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Y'all don't have to gang up on me. :( |
yeah sony never had any involvement with FF and disney has full control of the property now
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Really smart that they establish Strange is having dreams at the start of the trailer, there’s a lot to unpack in there but what’s “real” and what’s a “dream”.
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Could be a version of. Lots of talk about the bots looking like Ultron bots, maybe it’s a variant Ultron on there, or I guess a variant Tony.
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I can see them in the MCU, but bringing them all into this movie alone is probably overshadowing Dr. Strange. |
MAG is correct in hoping this concludes the multiverse arc in the MCU. The concept doesn't lend itself as well here as it does DC. It ultimately renders canon pointless if not handled well. They already committed the sin of confusing a 'contained' multiverse (Loki, Spider-Verse, DC Universe) with an 'Anything By' multiverse (Far From Home, CW-Verse, Disney Princess Canon(?)). It can get really sloppy really quick.
Far From Home was great. This looks amazing. Flash will be cute. But enough of this. |
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While I understand the argument that a multiverse can get "out of hand", it is also potentially a way to reconcile shit that simultaneously both is and isn't MCU [Schrodinger's MCU], such as the Netflix shows that exist in a perpetual-yet-unspecified time period between Avengers 1 and 2, the first couple of seasons of Agents of Shield that actively crossed over with the movies before canonically going off the rails, and stuff like all the previous non-Ruffalo Hulk events actually having happened, but the movies themselves "not counting". Just depends of writing and resolutions, really. If it's done right, they don't need to slam the door shut immediately, just let it naturally breathe... but also not just use it for everything forever in the vein of "the whole thing was a dream" type trope as a way to slack in quality and just pump half-assed content out for the sake of more content. Then, we can get on with the Secret Wars and shit. Basically, should be fine if it's more of a narrative tool and less of a narrative crutch. |
Well the negatives of an MCU multiverse has already shown themselves while these potential positives are either theoretical or already solved without multiversal soft returns.
- Infinity Stones used as a punchline in Loki makes mockery of one of the greatest cinematic sagas that just recently concluded. - Matt Murdock and Kingpin were simply written into the MCU with no mystical wackidoodles required. - It doesn't seem like Dr Strange was arrested by the TVA. Logically he should have (and every Avenger doing the Time Heist which Loki himself actually points out), but this appears to possibly be MCU's Illuminati group. Are they a tier above the TVA? If so; how? Are the creators of Phase 4 movies/shows on the same page here? - Is the 'other' Wanda the mutant variant of her? So are we in the FoX-Men world or yet another variant of... something else? |
This out yet?
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tomorrow
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In most theaters today.
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WELL THERE YOU GO
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Just got back from seeing it.
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Jesus french fried titty fuck this was fun.
Raimi really taps into his horror roots in this and it makes this feel unique among the mcu library, without straying to far from the formula. |
There was some worry that the MCU was losing its luster after post end game releases like Black Widow and Eternals.
Between this, No Way Home and the upcoming Thor which is already looking good, I think things are back on track. |
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Fun movie
Best parts for me were all the horror elements Sam Raimi brought out and Wanda. |
Just got back. You can tell it’s a Raimi movie.
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The idea they came up with to explain dreams kind of puts a damper on Nightmare ever being a character in this universe.
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I’ll have to side with Old Man Jaw on this one.
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If she had said her name it wouldn't have made any difference. You still wouldn't have known who she was or what shes doing there.
It was put in for the marvel nerds who immediately recognize her and mark out. Casual audience at least would recognize Charlize and mark out for her being in the mcu. |
i have a thousand thoughtd and they arent organized but maybe while i write theyre take better form
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In addition to the chair and cartoon theme, we also got the classic Prof. X mind waves. I was so happy.
He's definitely showing his age though. Sucks to think about, but he may not be around by the time we get to X-men |
i definitely believe they should recast when they bring them in
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I think they will def recast....
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so 95% of the people who saw the film then
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My favourite of the phase 4 films, and that’s with me loving spidey, and really enjoying Shang-Chi.
I’ve got a soft spot in fictional media content for “good” characters turning bad, even more so when they are absolutely brutal and fucked up, and even more so again for female characters doing this seemingly as a few of my favourites are all female (MCU Wanda, Dark Willow, Illyria). The Evil Dead camera directions were great and really stood the film out against the pack. Great film. |
I had a nice little “I see what you did there” smirk during the Wanda chase scene. I didn’t so much go “Carrie or Terminator” but could easily see how they’d made her into a relentless zombie-type with the oil streaming down her face and the limp. Really appreciated that.
And a lot of the Raimi tropes too. Bruce Campbell showing up. Some of the framing of shots. There’s more that’s not springing to mind. |
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Not great odds.
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There's no way in hell Wanda is redeemable. Off. The deep. End.
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I'll respond to that in 3 years
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They made a point to say she did the right thing in the end.
They also stated the darkhold heavily influences the user. That combined with all her recent trauma, and it's easy to say she wasn't herself. Not expecting her to win the noble peace prize, but shes far from irredeemable. |
the one thing ive not heard anyone bring up organically is America Chavez.
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She's almost an afterthought. Any less focus on her and she might as well have just been an artifact.
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I think her role was done very well. Often times when you have a plot device character, they tend to overshadow other characters in a way that hurts the film overall. Thats not the case here. She moved the plot along without taking away from Strange and Wanda.
It is a little jarring for me to see her as less confident and unsure of herself, because in the books ive read, she's a tough as nails badass, but shes also far more seasoned in those stories, where as this version is still faily new to using her powers. So maybe we'll get there eventually. |
Influence or not she chose to use the book.
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this is marvels 7th biggest opening. for a C tier hero thats pretty legit.
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Feel like it takes away a bit from WandaVision.... like the story of trauma, grief, and learning to "let go".... was just like "Hey, remember that show? Well forget about everything but that she had kids, and just accept that she is evil now"
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yea gotta disagree at the end of that show she hadnt learned the lesson presented to her.
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She was willing to move on until her practicing with the Darkhold in WandaVision's stinger, perhaps dreamwalking, revealed that variants of her kids exist. Right then whatever she learned went out the window along with the corruption of the book.
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she was willing to move on until an opportunity presented itself
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Film is doing pretty well. its passed The Batman foriegn gross even without playing in Russia Ukraine and China and will pass its global by the end of this weekend. should end somewhere in the 800mil range when its all settled making the 2nd most succesful post covid film (spidey at a whopping 1.8 BILLION) and should place strange 2 above civil war and other very solid MCU outings.
on a 200mil product and (based of industry averages) another 100mil in marketing this would be well above the 15% profit margin expectation. |
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However, there was plenty of Raimi-centric fanservice to be had. Got strong Evil Ash vibes from the makeup work on the dreamwalked corpse. |
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