My Revolution of PARTs

Spider-Man: No Way Home broke the Multiverse wide open, giving fans a preview of the concept of alternate realities. While Peter Parker's identity crisis has already been resolved, the problem now shifts to Benedict Cumberbatch's titular sorcerer. Upon helping the young Marvel hero, Doctor Strange unknowingly destabilized the Multiverse, thus leading to the events of Multiverse of Madness .  Given the two films' strong connections, there's a chance that the sequel will include references to the Tom Holland-led movie.  ADVERTISEMENT In the months leading to the film's premiere, Cumberbatch defended Doctor Strange casting that reality-breaking spell for Parker, pointing out that the teenage web-head did interfere with the spell  "something like six times"  while also admitting that  "it's not all arrogance" and it's a " very calculated risk." The MCU veteran also commented on how the Doctor Stran...