The Multiverse of Madness: An Exploration of Doctor Strange 2
Director: Sam Raimi, known for the original Spider-Man trilogy and Evil Dead.
and seeks Chavez's power to reunite with her children in another reality.
Having been corrupted by the Darkhold (the book of damned spells seen in WandaVision’s post-credits scene), Wanda believes that if she can steal America’s power, she can travel to a universe where her twin boys, Billy and Tommy, are real and waiting for her. What follows is a breakneck chase across multiple dimensions—from a universe where everything is made of paint, to a futuristic NYC, to a post-apocalyptic wasteland where Strange is already dead.
(the ruler of the Dream Dimension) to be the main antagonist instead of Wanda. Even crazier? Early drafts by Michael Waldron featured a post-credits scene in the Baxter Building, with a "stretchy hand" reaching into the frame to tease Reed Richards.
Horror Elements: The darkest and most violent MCU film at its release, pushing the PG-13 boundary.
The journey takes them through various alternate universes, including a notable stop at , where they encounter the Illuminati
The Multiverse of Madness: An Exploration of Doctor Strange 2
Director: Sam Raimi, known for the original Spider-Man trilogy and Evil Dead. doctor.strange 2
and seeks Chavez's power to reunite with her children in another reality. The Multiverse of Madness: An Exploration of Doctor
Having been corrupted by the Darkhold (the book of damned spells seen in WandaVision’s post-credits scene), Wanda believes that if she can steal America’s power, she can travel to a universe where her twin boys, Billy and Tommy, are real and waiting for her. What follows is a breakneck chase across multiple dimensions—from a universe where everything is made of paint, to a futuristic NYC, to a post-apocalyptic wasteland where Strange is already dead. What follows is a breakneck chase across multiple
(the ruler of the Dream Dimension) to be the main antagonist instead of Wanda. Even crazier? Early drafts by Michael Waldron featured a post-credits scene in the Baxter Building, with a "stretchy hand" reaching into the frame to tease Reed Richards.
Horror Elements: The darkest and most violent MCU film at its release, pushing the PG-13 boundary.
The journey takes them through various alternate universes, including a notable stop at , where they encounter the Illuminati