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Andy

Yeesss! Been waiting for your reactions to this movie! 😂

Louis

Wanda carrys this movie. Shes still one of my favorite characters

Hugo Chartier

Professor Charles Xavier is part of the X-Men movies, that'll be a great watch for you to get you prepped for Doomsday. The actor is also known for his role in Star Trek. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. :D

Day Blueberry

Not you calling one of Sam Raimis transitions "ass" lmao, they are gonna eat you alive in the YouTube comments section!! Just look at how they treat people who don't like his Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies, ooof I hope the comments aren't too bad when this makes it to YouTube. Some people really can take it too far, so just be prepared for that if it happens It's still pretty cool to see Sam Raimi back with Marvel for this movie I personally really like his style, the rock music he likes to add, the weird transitions, and how he adds his horror taste to his superhero movies like his camera angles Plus, he has made some of the best horror movies ever with the Evil Dead franchise, I'll always be a big fan of the guy

Day Blueberry

Some spoiler-free context time! Just to help out a bit hopefully No spoilers of course Some of the characters you met in this movie are from shows you didn't see yet. Some are Disney+ shows like how "Wandavision" is, but others are from shows much much older, from other networks that made shows that take place in the MCU (like Agents of Shield is) That show is "The Inhumans" and the actor in this movie is the same one from that show. Same exact character. It was a short show but I liked my time with it. Some other characters you would have met versions of them in another Disney+ show that came out before this movie. No spoilers of course. I'll just say they are not the same characters from this universe, just the same characters in other universes. The multiverse is fun huh, not confusing at all I hope you get to check them out someday down the line They aren't always necessary, but they at least do make the experience that much richer. I always say it's worth it

Grimbol

I never said it was ass though 🥴 I specifically said some transitions just felt a little off putting to me or “weird” compared to the movies I’m used to seeing from the mcu. That doesn’t necessarily mean I thought it was bad but I’ll be prepared for the comments regardless, thank you 😂

Day Blueberry

Girl!! 🤣🤣 52:22 lmao it is very loud and clear! But I know it's not in any mean or negative way like you said, I get it

Grimbol

wait I’m crying I forgot I said that 😂😂😂 yeah no ill intent my bad!!!

Day Blueberry

I knew it 🤣🤣🤣 that's amazing

Day Blueberry

Oh my gosh, with everything that happened in the comments yesterday I completely forgot something else I wanted to say! It's a little theory of mine that I think actually has some merit It'll be a bit of a long read as you can see, I hope that's alright If you want to read it then I hope you at the very least enjoy what I write Okay here it is: Around 6:35 the doctor from the first movie asks if there was any other way, then you say there wasn't since he said there wasn't, then Steven looks at him and says there wasn't. What if there was. This is my theory and this movie adds so much that almost confirms it subtly Dr. Strange did see 14,000,605 possible timeline but he lied about how many they won. Dr. Strange used this moment to find the safest timeline, a timeline where he would get rid of 2 of the biggest threats to the world, Thanos, and Tony Stark. He picked the timeline that would end with Tony sacrificing himself to stop Thanos, ending the 2 biggest threats to the safety of the world because Tony has been the cause of so many dangers. Tony created Ultron and all of his own villains. Tony went against the avengers multiple times trying to do the right thing, but sometimes he made something worse instead. This is my evidence for my theory Dr. Strange in No Way Home tells Peter that the deaths of all those "villains" are worthless compared to the safety of the multiverse. "In the grand calculus of the multiverse, their sacrifice is worth more than their lives" Then a version of Dr. Strange says the same thing to America at the beginning when he tries to take her power and kill her. And yet another Dr. Strange later we learned killed an entire universe to kill Thanos and save his own. This shows us what Dr. Strange was willing to do to save the world and that Thanos could have been defeated in different ways. Our Dr. Strange chose a timeline where a sacrifice would save the multiverse, not just from Thanos, but from Tony. I believe the last bit of evidence that helps my theory be possible is that interaction near the start with the doctor. When he asked if it had to happen that way, if there was any other path, Steven looks at him and pauses for a long time, before finally saying "no" to him and "I made the only play we had." I think this moment was subtle but connected to the rest of the movie (and past movies like Spider-Man No Way Home) the story is telling us here he lied. And maybe by the end of this movie our Steven Strange is different now and wouldn't do that kind of sacrifice anymore, thanks to Peter in the last movie and America in this one But in Infinity War he was probably still the man that was closer to the other 2 Dr. Strange's we see in this movie Okay that's everything! That's just my little theory that I've had for a while and when this movie came out and I saw it for the first time I was so excited that I kept seeing my theory click more and more into place, it was insane to think my theory could actually be true after years of thinking it