My Revolution of PARTs

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  has been teased as the MCU's first horror flick, and as such, fans can look forward to plenty of scares and casualties. Marvel Studios remains tight-lipped as to who or what will be terrorizing Benedict Cumberbatch's magical Avenger this time around, but all signs are pointing towards Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch. Having held hundreds of civilians hostage in her own sitcom reality in  WandaVision , allowing her to live out her fantasy family life, Wanda Maximoff is sitting dangerously on the edge between hero and villain. With the popular Avenger last seen studying the Darkhold, a book of ancient spells she obtained from Agatha Harkness, many have theorized she will soon become corrupted by its power. ADVERTISEMENT The trailers have shown Scarlet Witch positioned both alongside and against Doctor Strange's magical team, although the presence of multiple Variants makes things all the more con...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  is less than a month away, and all eyes are on one of the biggest projects in MCU history. It was recently revealed that the runtime for the  Doctor Strange  sequel is not only shorter than expected, but it is also significantly shorter than any other "event" movie in the MCU. Fans are concerned that this short runtime could rush a plot that is almost inherently complex.  The other "event" level movies in the MCU ( Infinity War, Endgame, Civil War, No Way Home, etc. ) all have an average runtime of roughly two and a half hours (152 minutes to be exact).  Multiverse of Madness  is coming in at 126 minutes. Virtually 20% shorter than the aforementioned average. With the synopsis promising multiple versions of characters, a deep look into the MCU's multiverse, and universe-changing outcomes, how can all of that get the time it deserves in 30 fewer minutes? ADVERTISEMENT Well, there are a f...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  delivered on restless speculation surrounding its Super Bowl TV spot. The magical sequel doubled down on new footage, debuting an official trailer alongside the 30-second big game clip. While many have marveled at the mind-bending visuals and interactions between leading stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen, the biggest talking point comes from an off-screen line of dialogue. "We should tell him the truth." ADVERTISEMENT Patrick Stewart's Professor X addresses a shackled Doctor Strange inside of a futuristic council room after he is guided through the hallways by Ultron bots. Yes, you read that correctly. Marvel Stewart's involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe   has long been theorized since the actor confirmed he's spoken with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige about reprising his role as Charles Xavier. At the time, it was unknown whether this meant Stewart would cont...