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Sam Raimi is famous for his horror movies, and also for super-hero ones: as someone who loves Toby Maguire's Spider-Man, I'm amazed that Vkunia didn't realized Sam also directed those movies back in the day.

The Darkhold is what has corrupted Wanda here and made her think this was the solution. Could that part have been handled better, yes but I still have a good time watching this movie. Also, the reason those drones looked like Ultron is to imply that Ultron worked as intended in that universe unlike what we saw in the main 616 timeline. One more thing. The Scarlet Witch is probably the most powerful being in most universes so it's not really so surprising that she killed a Captain Marvel variant, though you're right in saying that Captain Marvel is also one of the strongest.

"That was the mans big break and look what you did to him." That was Bruce Campbell, who starred in all 3 original Evil Dead movies directed by this films director, Sam Raimi. He also directed all 3 Tobey Maguire Spiderman movies, and Bruce had a cameo in all three of those. Maybe give the Evil Dead trilogy a try.

I'm dying from the "Man's big break" in reference to Bruce Campbell's cameo in the movie.

"She has the Darkhold, and the Darkhold has her." I think you missed this very important statement. At the end of Wandavision, Wanda began using the Darkhold, and clearly, it has negatively influenced her. This is why she may be acting out of character.

In Wandavision we see Wanda reading the Darkhold a cursed book, we already knew she was going to become a villain.

Fun fact, before Marvel started publishing superhero comics, they were famous for their horror comics. Dr Strange himself started off in one of there horror anthology comics. When they approached Sam Raimi (Director of the Tobey McGuire Spider-Man movies, as well as the Evil Dead films) to direct, he decided to make this a tribute to those old horror comics.

I wanted a Sam Raimi film that leaned into his love of horror and that’s exactly what I got from this. All the cameos in the Illuminati scene were great too, and frankly Raimi nailed the group’s arrogance from the comics .

The X Men theme song playing when Xavier comes gives chills to anyone

The Pizza ball guy was Bruce Campbell, he did a cameo because this movie is directed by Sam Raimi, the same director of Mcguire's Spider-man trilogy and the First Evil Dead movies where Campbell was protagonist, and play characters on the Hercules and Xena productions, and in Spider-Man movies play 3 different cameos, the wrestling announcer on the 1st, the theater asher on the 2nd, and the restaurant's host on the 3rd

As you observed several times, this movie is more of a horror movie and that was the intention from the start. They brought in Sam Raimi to direct, whom you know as the director of all three Tobey Maguire Spider-man films. But before he did those (and since), he was mostly known for horror movies. Specifically, the "Evil Dead" zombie movies. And the guy who was selling the pizza balls was Bruce Campbell, who starred in those Evil Dead movies as Ash Williams (the guy with a chainsaw arm). Bruce has been in nearly every movie Sam has directed, including cameos in the Tobey/Spider-man movies. For Example, he was the usher that wouldn't let Peter into the theater to see MJ because the show had started.

This was actually released right around Mother's Day, which turned out to be a hilarious choice.

Wanda having a sanity break over the loss of the children she created has precedent in the comics. She was destined to go this route in the MCU. :-)

Pizza Papa was Bruce Campbell, a big star from the '90s, not a debut. Also, Wanda is alive, she popped out at the last second. Charlize is portraying Clea, Strange's girl in the comics. I have been watching yours and many other reactions, I finally decided to join your Patreon. To me you appear to have more sophistication than many of the others and I appreciate the way you look at films and this is coming from a 68-year-old man who is still young at heart ❤ despite surviving a few things with humor including a liver transplant, quadruple bypass, and minor stroke... not at the same time, but in retirement, you give me joy with your reactions. Keep up the great work!

I love this movie. Every thing you felt weird or out of place was 100% Sam Raimi (the director). I like that the movie wasnt just 100 meaningless cameos like a lot of people wanted. The funniest one I saw was a dude angry because it didnt have Tom Cruise's Ironman (a rumor the internet loved to repeat)

"That was this man's big break"... that was Bruce Campbell, he's a pretty big B-List star, and he's had bits in Most Spiderman Movies and Games

I love Wanda in this. Raimi really made her feel like a tragic monster from the old Universal films. Honestly Wanda’s turn to the dark side makes sense. She has gone through so much loss, and RIGHT when she’s about to deal with it at the end of WandaVision, she discovers not only are her children in fact real, but JUST out of reach. She basically did all of it for nothing, so that, mixed with the Darkhold’s corrupting power, made her snap.

"That was that man's big break..." Oh my sweet summer child.

I can't believe you said the pizza ball guy was his "big break". That's Bruce Campbell, a GOD AMONG MEN doing a cameo.

Fun fact. Spiderman and Dr. Strange have the same first artist. The late Steve Ditko. He designed and co-created their worlds back in the day. As for the horror element, it makes total sense, because we're dealing with wizards and witches. They do walk in the world of the occult, and that's why I'm glad that they chose Sam Raimi,who directed the 1st 3 Spiderman films starring Tobey Maguire, to helm it as he hails from the horror film genre, the Evil Dead franchise. He brought Bruce"poppa pizza" Campbell and his car for the usual easter egg cameos/fan service. Chalize Theron's Character was Dr. Strange's wife in the comics.

Wanda didn't just turn bad, the Darkhold takes control of all who read it so it was making her evil

In the books, Wanda had a similar reaction. Events were so devastating, she recreated the world where her father magneto was in charge. It was called house of m

Wanda's fall into darkness is a mix of her trauma but more importantly, the Darkhold. That book is like the One Ring, it wrecks your morality if you use it... That said, it comes very abruptly (I think it could've work better as a later twist after having her as an ally in the story, but what would I know)

25:10 Wanda absorbed captain marvel's power so she was an ordinary human when the statue fell on her

I really like how she was the villain because that's how she started in the comics, I like how they showed just how powerful and dangerous she can be because she IS powerful. In the comics she thanos all mutants with just whispering no more mutants

Directed by Sam Raimi and music by Danny Elfman Who also directed and composed The Spider-Man Raimi trilogy!!! Except 3, Danny didn’t do it, but they utilized his themes

"That was his big break, that was his debut!" *looks at Bruce Campbell's almost 170 roles on IMDB*

When Christine from Earth 838 said that she worked for the Baxter foundation, I knew “DING! She said the magic word!”

Elizabeth olsen loves Scarlett witch so much, she disagreed with this movie script, and she even asked the writers if they watched wandavision, and turned out they don't watch it. They should have fleshed out the effect of the darkhold to wanda instead of just hinting it with a couple of sentences.

This movie is top 10 MCU for me, and Elizabeth Olsen should have a murder charge for how much she killed it in this movie lol

"Pizza Papa" was a cameo, referencing the Evil Dead film series by the same director.

"That man'" is Bruce Campbell, and that wasn't his big break, he is awesome in everything he is in. He is a hell of fun actor.

I knew Sam Rami was directing, and figured it would be like his Spider Man movies with Toby McGuire. Nope, he went full Evil Dead, and I wasn't expecting it. The body count is very high, and it's hard to say if there will be any long term effects on the MCU from it. The Darkhold stuff is kinda out of left field, but the book was featured more prominently in one season of Agents of SHIELD.

I like the detail that the variant Strange gave the same “grand calculus of the multiverse” speech Prime Strange gave in No Way Home.

18:42 "What is with Microsoft Powerpoint transition ?"😂 Well, that kinda look cool actually especially in Marvel films. The classic one is the best

"I'm not a monster Steven.. I'm a mother" lol

Visualizing the musical notes is a very comic book thing to do!

Wandavision: they'll never know what you sacrificed Multiverse of Madness: 'after killing hundreds' now they won't care I can imagine Hayward hearing about this and smiling that he was right about how much of a threat Wanda is

25:10 the reason Captain Marvel died from that statue is because Wanda absorbed all her power and blasted her with it leaving her with no durability to withsand the pressure of the statue.

The "Pizza Poppa" is Bruce Campbell who played Ash in the Evil Dead series which is a horror comedy directed by Sam Raimi. Bruce Campbell cameo'd in all 3 Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies which were directed by Sam Raimi also

As soon as I heard Sam Raimi was directing, I anticipated 2 things - Bruce Campbell (Pizza Poppa - extremely talented actor with loads of TV/film credits and Sam Raimi's friend) would have a cameo and it would be delicious in its horror because, despite having directed some of the Spiderman films, the characters in this film just lent itself to Raimi's roots. Felt a lot like his brilliant Darkman, with Liam Neeson and Frances McDormand...

Scott Derrickson was the original director for this movie and intended it to be Marvel's first genuine horror movie, having directed Sinister, The Black Phone, and the first Doctor Strange movie. However, he left the project and Marvel brought on Sam Raimi to direct, not a full on horror movie like it was intended to be but did have some horror elements

The reason for the music magic is there if you watch the first Dr Strange, Stephen is shown to love 2 things before the magic he loved music (and was an expert) and watches.

The more you watch it, the more you enjoy it. My first watch in the theater was very much what’s happening!

The music fight was really cool and creative, everyone in my theater enjoy it.

Vicky, Wanda hasn't been herself in a long time. Ever since she lost her parents, then her brother, then Vision...twice. She's been broken for quite a while...oh, and not mention being held "captive" in Civil War

Reed Richards was the only Illuminati member Wanda didn’t defeat with their own power, or an equivalent. Black Bolt: his own voice Captain Marvel: infinity stone + magic Captain Carter: her own shield Professor Xavier: telepathy

V, in the comic books, Dr Strange normally says spells out loud, they changed that in his first movie, we didn't get to hear him read anything or hear him say any spells out loud, but he cleary said that he was reading spells. and he said warnings come after the instructions. so spells do exist. but all they did was have him put up orange circles, so for this movie , they tried to expand on that and had him throw orange notes instead.

Strange said "She has the Darkhold, and the Darkhold has her." I'm pretty sure it was pretty easy to figure out that the Darkhold had changed her from that line itself

The reason why John Krasinski is in this is because the fans wanted him to play Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic in the MCU. They also wanted his wife, Emily Blunt, to play Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, who is married to Reed & they have a son. But for some strange reason they only allowed Krasinski to play Reed in an alternative universe instead of the main 616-universe where the MCU takes place, instead the one who is gonna be Reed Richards in the main 616-MCU verse is Kylo Ren himself Adam Driver. I'm still a little mixed about it, but I still don't understand why they couldn't just let Krasinski & Blunt play Mr. Fantastic & Invisible Woman, they would actually fit those roles! It's been said that Margot Robbie is gonna play Invisible Woman, but if that's official has not been said yet.

That wasn't his big break. That was Bruce Campbell, the king of B movies! He was in the first three Spider Man movies also.

"Its comforting to know Charles Xavier exists in other universes." ...existed* weve seen the poor man die 3 times at this point. Almost 4 if you count that he was about to be blasted away before the timeline changed in Days of Future Past.

This movie was pretty scary and brutal at times

I think that however weird and unexpected this movie may be, Wanda's story is a beautiful depiction of someone unable to overcome grief to the point that it consumes everything around them. I love how layered some Marvel movies are in that way and it's a pitty that we don't get to see that all the time.

"So basically this is a horror film". Yes! It is! That's what makes the MCU so special and work so well. It encompasses ALL genres; action, comedy, drama, spy thriller, science fiction and now horror. About the only thing they haven't done is a western (yet!)

So alternate Captain Marvel died because Scarlet Witch was absorbing her power as the fought, which also added to Scarlet Watch's power at the same time. Also Sam Raimi directed this film, and he is known for his "Evil Dead" trilogy of horror films. In fact the scene with the Pizza Ball vendor was played by Bruce Campbell, who starred in those horror films; the self-punching was a callback to one of the "Eviil Dead" films when Bruce was literally fighting his hand. I'm a horror fan so I loved this movie 😍

Although it wasn’t as great as I’d hoped. This movie is still fantastic and I really love how they make the magic more weird and wacky in this one too.

I adore this movie to bits, love it more and more every time I see it. The people who claim it has a "bad screenplay" make no sense to me.

Pizza Papa's debut was many many years ago. The actor's name is Bruce Campbell and he first starred in the original Evil Dead movie which was directed by Sam Raimi. Raimi not only directed Evil Dead but it's two sequels, also starring Bruce Campbell. Raimi also directed the Tobi Mcguire Spidey movies and now this movie. He's also done a ton of other movies along the way and he has a certain style that he uses in each film. Pizza papa hitting himself was a joke meant for the Evil Dead fans. In Evil Dead 2, Bruce gets his hand possessed and the hand starts to beat him up. Raimi loves to do very odd, weird transitions in his movies, especially the horror movies. so he used them here.

"That was that mans big break" HOW.DARE you? Bruce Campbell is a legend! The guy has literally being in movies since -81, both in starring capacity and smaller roles. I'm sorry, but there simply is no excuse for this. I want...no, need...no, request..., no REQUIRE! A one hour long apology video for this blasphemy! Tears mandatory.

Yes, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Bruce Campbell's big break out role. His big debut!

The movie was very... Sam Raimi 😄It was in many ways reminiscent of his Evil Dead movies, especially in the style of the horror scenes. The movie was announced as the first MCU horror movie, by Kevin Feige. Raimi also directed the first Spider Man movies and is in discussion for one of the upcoming Avengers movies.

The thing about The Darkhold is that it is a very ancient and very evil artifact that can easily corrupt its users. That's why Wanda is the villain here. Using it has corrupted her mind. I'm so glad she was able to break free of its control in the end.

"Are they really fighting with music?!" Yes, they are. Awesome as hell, am I right?

Until 2019, Marvel Studios legally (and ironically) couldn't use X-Men or even mention them or say the word "mutant" because 20th Century Fox held the film rights to them. However, after the Walt Disney company bought Fox's tv and film divisions, Marvel was able to take back the film rights to X-Men, Deadpool, and the Fantastic Four among other characters. As a result of the merger, the Fox corporation became their own thing. So they had to change the name of the tv and film studio. 20th Century Fox is now known as 20th Century Studios. Now that I got that out of the way, here's the real fun detail: Wanda's goal was pretty similar to Kingpin's ambitions in Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse. He too wanted his family back, but it would be at the expense of the multiverse. My favorite part of this entire movie was hearing the reorchestrated opening track to X-Men: The Animated Series when Charles arrived. I also loved the callback to Days of Future Past. However, this version of Charles is not the same incarnation from the X-Men movies. 838-Charles is pretty much a merger of both the animated series and the live-action films. He's even wearing the same suit and riding the same hoverchair as his counterpart from the cartoon. In fact, the success that the X-Men cartoon had was the reason that 20th Century Fox had decided to create their film series to begin with. X-Men: The Animated Series ran for five seasons from 1992 to 1997, but now Marvel Studios is producing a sixth season set to premiere this fall. The continuation will be under the name X-Men '97. Most of the original voice cast is returning, and a seventh season is already underway. In other news, a Fantastic Four film is in development now and it will premiere on Valentine’s Day 2025. Originally, MCU Spider-Man director Jon Watts was supposed to direct this new film. Instead, he'll be taking a sabbatical from superhero films until it's time to work on the MCU's fourth Spider-Man entry. In the meantime, Jon worked on a new Star Wars show called Skeleton Crew starring Jude Law coming to Disney Plus this year. (That reminds me: Dafne Keen, the actress who portrayed Laura in Logan 2017, is joining Star Wars through an upcoming series called The Acolyte.) The new Fantastic Four film will now be directed by Matt Shakman, the same guy who directed all nine episodes of WandaVision. Black Bolt is from the Inhumans show that unfortunately didn't do so well, but words like inhuman and terrigen are all the more reason you should watch Marvel's Agents of SHIELD at least during your free time. It's seven seasons long, but the characters of the show make it all the more enjoyable.

Actually that old man you said got his big break ruined. That was Bruce Campbell. He's been acting since the 80s. Also I don't care what people say about this film. I love it. I enjoyed it so much. It's great seeing Sam Rami back in action and he still got it.

Wanda is probably one of the strongest marvel characters in the comics

The Scarlet Witch is a Nexus Being. She can literally change reality. I'm not at all surprised that she had no problem killing Captain Marvel.

Pizza-papa is proberly the biggest star in the entire movie. He's actually quite the Legend 😉

FINALLY. Loved the No Way Home reaction, I’ve been waiting for this one, Wanda is kinda THE most powerful the president of Marvel Studio, Kevin Feige said she was the closest one to take down Thanos.. Edit 1 : Wanda actually absorbed Captain Marvel’s powers that’s why the statue K*lled her. Edit 2 : Wanda didn’t die for sure, no corpse, no death.. if you also see there’s a red energy when the mount was destroyed, she’ll play a huge role in the upcoming Avengers movies.

25:05 You didn't see it, but Wanda withdrew her powers seconds earlier, just like she did with Agnes (Agatha Harkness), so there Cap. Wonder was only human.

Pizza papa, that actor was in Spider-Man with Toby McGuire......he was also in Xena warrior princess, but more specifically, he was the main character in Evil Dead.....and there was a bit in Evil Dead where his hand was possessed, which is what this movie was paying homage to

I thoroughly enjoyed this film! I know so many fans didn’t and I agree it’s not one of MCU’s strongest but I was beyond excited when I heard Sam Rami was directing cause I loved his style ever since the original Evil Dead and Army of Darkness. I loved that we got another Bruce Campbell cameo as the hotdog vendor, just like his cameos in the 2000’s Spider-Man films. And I enjoyed that it took that horror film tone. I hope there’s another like it in the future

I personally loved the horror aspect of this film. A lot of people forget that Marvel comics isn’t Simple good and bad comic book superheroes. There’s so many different aspects of Marvel characters and mythical/supernatural theme is a huge part of it. In the comics there’s spirits, demons, vampires, werewolves, witches etc. so i personally am excited to see how they introduce more of the horror theme to the MCU.

for what i understand, wanda wasn't that bad, the darkhold amplified all her bad feelings by like thousand times

I think this has become the most underrated MCU movie and this is one of my favorite reactions you've done. Some of my personal favorite highlights, time stamped so i can come back to this video any time i need a lol. 16:19 i think your reaction is the same sound everyone in the theater made when the greatest new MCU character made his debut "PIZZA POPPA!?" 17:43 "another mustard thug" had me rolling, Put that on a t shirt and I'd buy it. 20:41 genius again 29:03 "Stephen has just met EVIL Stephen" is such a great line Keep up the great work!

Dr strange went from "there is no other way", these past few movies to "no there will be other ways"

Even if there are a lot of cameos, Daniel Craig had to have a cameo but the scene is deleted. This movie is so INSANE and my fourth favorite MCU’s movie 😊 This is great to watch your reactions VKunia ❤

"That was that mans debut" that man is one of the most famous comedy actors of all time, not to mention, Ash in Sam Raimis evil dead

This was right after WandaVision so she was not in her right mind. shes still under contract with marvel so her character will return.

I just wanna say I do love the theme of "Are you happy" Christine said it, Wanda said it, Evil Strange said it people call Thor and Star Lord tragic characters but not a lot of people look at Doctor Strange in the same light

the man who played the great Sam Axe & the immortal Ash Williams did not get his big break here. Bruce Campbell is a legend.

The Scalet Witch in the comics she is a nexus being, which means she exists in every universe, in one form of another. and they made her the villain since in the comics she has walked both paths, hero and villain.

I loved the fact that you can see the raimi escence on the movie.Also loved the guitar rifs ❤

I think this movie feels better on a rewatch because now you are conscious of the fact that she is under the effect of the darkhold and her every action, every dialogue is influenced by it. In her head the darkhold is justying every wrong action of her, so that she is able to fulfill her desires no matter the consequences.

Bruce Campbell as Poppa Pizza was a great cameo in a movie where there are literal Zombie versions of Dr. Strange.

A lot of people seem to gloss over the fact that the Darkhold has corrupted Wanda's mind she didn't just become evil out of nowhere. Strange even says it "Wanda has the Darkhold and the Darkhold has her" Maybe it's because l watched Agents of Shield and season 4 was all about the Darkhold and how powerful it is so people who watched that will have a deeper understanding of what it can do to you. Just like Bucky was brainwashed you could say the same about Wanda so if Bucky gets a pass give her one too.

I sometimes forget that people don’t know that Wanda is the strongest person in the entire marvel universe. She can destroy the infinity stones with ease, and can completely change reality as she sees fit. Her holding something that completely corrupts the holder is just bad news 😂

Sam Raimi was too good for the MCU

This is a great movie! Love the goofy Sam Raimi moments, and the analogy of grief overwhelming you if it's not properly kept in check which turns a great person into a fearsome villain. A great if not completely tragic arc for Wanda showing the deeper effects of her loss of vision in infinity war. Great reaction V👍👏

Pizza Papa is Bruce Campbell who was the wrestling announcer in the first Spider-Man, the theatre door man in Spider-Man 2 and the French restaurant host in Spider-Man 3. The “possessed hand beating himself up” was referencing his debut, Evil Dead.

I feel that the America character could of been entirely removed from this film and it would of smoothed out the plot a lot. Scarlet and Strange could of simply used magic or the Darkhold to travel universes. I also feel that Wanda could of simply conjured up some more kids easier than stealing powers from America and killing herself in another universe. But then that wouldn't leave Strange with a lot to do lol.

Since 1995 I have been a fan of Doctor Strange, and since 1990 I have been a fan of Scarlet Witch. I enjoyed all the references to Evil Dead, Drag to Hell, Alien, Spider-Man 2, Army of Darkness, Carrie, the Twilight Zone, The Shining, The Matrix, The Ring, Day of The Dead, Oz The Great and Powerful, IT, The Exorcist, The Terminator, The Mist, The Grudge 2, and the 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 in this movie. I really enjoyed the magical music duel in this film. We got a glimpse of The Living Tribunal. Hearing the X-Men 97 theme was great too. I also loved the music in this movie.I liked both Doctor Strange movies.

Dr strange is honestly a bad acid trip

Charlize Theron is playing Clea, the Niece of Dormamu, from the first Dr Strange movie. In the comics she is Stephen's lover. She was also Earth's Sorcerer Supreme for awhile. I was soooo excited when I saw her in that end credit scene.

I feel Wanda going evil was something of a forgone conclusion after WandaVision. The fact that she's legitimately grieving doesn't excuse what she's doing, it only explains it. She's a tragic villain but she's still a villain. She was absolutely a villain protagonist in WandaVision, Agatha was just a bigger bad guy.

Love the symbolism of the broken watch being a symbol in the movie

The Pizza Papa is from one of this directors first films, Evil Dead. He was the lead in them.

17:52 😂😂😂 best twist ever, to bad Marvel didn't think of it