8 Moments We Need To See In MCU Phase 4

1. The 'Eureka Moment' Of The Multiverse

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Given the very title of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, it’s clear to see that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is geared to properly start exploring the concept of the multiverse and of alternative Earths and different dimensions. And what better person to do all that exploring than the Sorcerer Supreme himself, Stephen Strange.

The moment that audiences need to see, then, is the ‘eureka moment’ where Benedict Cumberbatch’s Master of the Mystic Arts sees the multiverse in its full glory.

For fans of The CW’s The Flash, think of how Barry Allen gets to see all sorts of endless possibilities and different timelines when he zips through the Speed Force. That’s what we need for Doctor Strange and the multiverse – that lightbulb moment where it all just pieces together and we can clearly see various tangents to other similar but ultimately different worlds.

In Doctor Strange, Marvel Studios has the perfect conduit to knock this moment out of the park, and it would be a huge shame should we not get to see just such a scene take place in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

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