She hovers in full Scarlet Witch regalia, using the book to flip through the pages of the Multiverse. They were never real in the first place.īut in a post-credit scene, we see Wanda in an isolated cabin with the text of forbidden spells known as the Darkhold. When she surrenders her hex, ending the WandaVision spell over the town, the two boys also vanish. It's not an alternate universe, but rather a delusion she is creating with her powers, fueled by unfathomable grief and a childhood love for goofy TV comedies.Īlong with recreating Vision, she also generates two twin boys, Billy and Tommy, who become focal points for the motherly love she was never able to have in real life. It turns out that Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda has conjured this bizarre situation as a way of comforting herself after the death of Vision in Avengers: Infinity War. The final and perhaps most important story that sets up Doctor Strange 2 is the Disney+ series that focused on Wanda Maximoff and The Vision, in which they appear to inhabit a series of sitcom-like realities inside a small town that been consumed by a magic spell. ( Spoilers ahead-not for Doctor Strange 2, but for the other movies and shows that factor into it.) Spider-Man: No Way Home Here's a primer on everything you need to know to follow along. It's not just that director Sam Raimi's new movie is a richer experience with a few bonus reference points-it's that the film is probably inscrutable without them.īut fear not, Casual Marvel Watcher. Doctor Strange 2, isn't quite that intricate, but there are a handful of key Marvel tales that you absolutely need to understand to follow just what in the Dark Dimension is going on here. But can you really get the full effect of Avengers: Endgame without seeing most of the 22 movies that came before? Good luck with that.ĭoctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, a.k.a. Black Panther could be followed fairly easily without seeing Captain America: Civil War, although you'd learn even more about T'Challa in that movie. Some are more tightly connected than others many can be enjoyed entirely on their own. One hallmark of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the way the movies and TV shows weave together, enhancing and strengthening each other.
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