My Revolution of PARTs

Of all the actors that helped bring the MCU’s first movie Iron Man to life in 2008, almost none of them have stayed with the franchise longer than Paul Bettany. Starting off as the AI system JARVIS before playing Vision in three more movies, Bettany most recently played the role in last year’s WandaVision on Disney+ alongside Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch. That series seemingly brought Vision’s story to an end after nearly 13 years with the MCU, as the android faded away into nothing when Wanda took down her Hex surrounding Westview, New Jersey. Considering that his original body is currently torn to pieces at the MCU’s SWORD facility thanks to former director Tyler Hayward, the chances for a Vision comeback seem fairly low. ADVERTISEMENT Even with Vision's uncertain status for the MCU's future, Bettany hasn't been one to shy away from addressing what could happen with the character should he be brought back for more. Now, thanks to a re...

Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will release soon, and audiences worldwide are close to being able to finally take a deep dive into alternate realities with the former Sorcerer Supreme. One of the biggest elements of the movie is how Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff will also be returning, potentially even being an antagonist. The last time audiences spent time with the Scarlet Witch, she was navigating her post Avengers: Endgame grief after the death of her beloved Vision. How? Well, in an extremely unhealthy way: by mind-controlling an entire town to fulfill her sitcom dreams. ADVERTISEMENT This faux life of hers included her former lover, Paul Bettany’s Vision. By the end of the series, the android that made it out wasn’t the one Wanda—or the audiences—knew. The last fans saw the newly bleached hero was him flying off-screen to an unknown location. Given Wanda’s focus in Multiverse of Madness , it seems at least a...