Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness FULL Breakdown, Marvel Easter Eggs and Things You Missed

Here's my FULL Doctor Strange 2 Breakdown, All the Easter Eggs and Connections to everything in Marvel Phase 4 and Secret Wars. Let me know how many you spotted! Here's my Doctor Strange 2 Post Credit Scene video too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq8d1fa8eXY&t=0s

All this drama could have been avoided if Strange had called Hawkeye to give a little lecture to Wanda

Seeing Charles yellow hover chair and hearing the 90s xmen theme blew me away and brought back memories. My personal favourite part of the movie.

One thing I noticed about Xavier is that when he faces off against Wanda, not only does he do the pose, he also has psychic rings emanate from him just like in the cartoon. Wicked cool detail IMO!

It looked like the book of Vishanti was pointless, but it actually gave Strange the answer he needed on how to beat Wanda. Before it burned, it showed him a blue star, telling him that unlocking America Chavez' full potential was the key

The interaction between Wanda and Reed Richards where she said at least he'll have someone to take care of his children was stone fucking cold. It had one of the best reaction from the crowd.

I think why Vision didn't get to exist in that specific universe is because the Ultron program was successful and therefore Vision wasn't "needed".

Easter Egg: “Just because someone stumbles and loses their way, doesn't mean they're lost forever.” -Charles Xavier originally said this in days of future past I believe to his younger self, here he says it to Strange in front of Mordo

The ironic part of Wanda in this movie is she sounds a lot like Thanos with how she justifies her actions, Wanda hates him yet sounds so similar using the line "they'll never know it", The music battle was cool to.

Doctor Strange having a music battle with himself was awesome. He literally attacked himself with Beethoven and Bach. Also, the Bach and Beethoven pieces they used could be a Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 reference, also Disney movies. Which were the opening pieces for both movies.

Actually thought Christine getting married would just be a dream or a multiverse Christine, so interesting that she’s fully married off and that chapter of Strange’s life is now done really. Especially with Clea being introduced at the end!

I thought it was pretty funny that Mr. Fantastic was specifically referred to as the "smartest man on Earth", and the moment he faces off with Wanda, he casually says to her, "Black Bolt here could destroy you with just a whisper", giving away the entire source of his power, so Wanda could just magically remove Black Bolt's mouth so he became totally powerless. Way to go, super smart Mr. Fantastic, haha.

When Strange asked AC "How many universes have you visited?" And she replied, "72." That was a reference to every single Marvel live Action/Cartoon production to date.

The reason I think Iron man was not around is because "Ultron" the peacekeeping initiative worked in this universe, Tony's reasoning in Avengers: Age of Ultron was that he wanted to make Ultron so that he could rest and not worry about future threats that faced earth. Hence in this universe it worked so he could retire and not worry about putting himself out there to fight threats.

Scarlet witch in this movie was exactly what I wanted to see…savage, ruthless and no shits given villain. I home marvel does this more with its Villains.

Definetely felt like it could have been a little longer to flush it out a bit more. I was also expecting to see a few more Wanda varients. But it was definitely good and I was surprised by the John Krasinski appearance. Elisabeth Olsen was on fire in this movie, I was a bit surprised though that they went full villain with her instead of having something else turn out to be the big bad. Im still wondering then what Agatha was referring too when she said Wanda didn't know what she had done.

I really love how Sam Raimi was ultimately the one who ended up directing this film. Not to mention how he incorporated his horror creativity with Wanda to only make her more terrifying and not just an all-powerful being. Wasn't the perfect film but it surely is a fun memorable one that really felt like a breath of fresh air for the MCU. I hope the MCU incorporates more darker tones and horrific scenes like this film... as long as they don't undermine them with the typical MCU jokes and comedy. Not to mention, since they're really starting to push the limits of PG-13 (at least Raimi did with MoM), I hope they go rated R with the right characters in the future.

The way Wanda was using the reflections in the puddles of water that one scene…amazing

I think the most unforgivable plot hole in this movie for me was Wong giving Scarlet Witch the location of the original Darkhold because she was going to kill some sorcerers. All those sorcerers understand the drill, and their sacrifice means little in the grand scheme of the multiverse. There is no way the sorcerer supreme would just allow the Scarlet Witch to access that knowledge and power just to save a couple sorcerers.

On Wanda's possible death. The temple collapses all around her in a way you would think no one could have survived. As the last pieces crumble down the side of the mountain there is a small flash of signature red chaos magic near the bottom. I believe this was meant to be her escaping.