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After a disturbing development, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is finally in cinemas and making an influence on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The sequel, which arrived in cinemas a year after its scheduled release date, offered a Multiversal epic that was radically different from what Marvel Studios had in mind. Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson quit the post for Doctor Strange 2, and Marvel finally brought in Spider-Man trilogy filmmaker Sam Raimi to fill the position. Then came the global pandemic, which pushed the film's release date and forced Marvel to adjust several of its story aspects as well as its place in the Phase 4 chronology. One of the most significant developments occurred in the villain category, with Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch following a darker route than anybody thought by becoming Doctor Strange 2's major nemesis. Following the film's theatrical premiere, the film's chief writer commented on a character that was origin...

Elizabeth Olsen admits she only gets "a little furious" when people criticise Marvel movies. While no one should feel sorry for a studio that is raking in billions in box office receipts, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has recently attracted a slew of high-profile critics, including directors Martin Scorsese, Denis Villeneuve, and Jane Campion, who have all essentially laid the death of cinema at its feet.Olsen, who has starred in a slew of Marvel films since 2015, including the current " Doctor Strange " sequel, understands the criticism, but she's also pushing back against people who make superhero movies "look like a lower form of art." "I'm not suggesting we're doing indie art films," she stated in a new interview with The Independent, "but I simply believe it takes away from our staff, which irritates me." "These are some of the most incredible set designers, costume designers, and camera operators, and I feel like...

Elizabeth Olsen said in 2015 that her favourite Scarlet Witch story is "House of M," and that it would be "unbelievable" if the character could have "two phoney babies and everyone told her they don't exist." Seven years later, Wanda Maximoff's narrative in Phase 4 begins with WandaVision and ends with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, with this exact idea. Courtesy:Marvel Although the Scarlet Witch, played by Elizabeth Olsen, appears to be the villain in Multiverse of Madness, other advertising materials depict Wanda collaborating with Wong. While Wanda's loyalty remains a mystery, it is evident that the former Avenger will play a significant part in the sequel.However, it is unclear whether the Scarlet Witch will return after Multiverse of Madness. Olsen has now responded to this in a new interview. Elizabeth Olsen Discusses Her Marvel Cinematic Universe Future Elizabeth Olsen, who plays Wanda Maximoff, spoke with Extra about her c...