Did you put a space between each line

It looks like this ||

They gotta get someone crazy for baldur

I would've said Russell Crowe but I'd bet that it'll be Joel Edgerton

lmao f*** it mod need to edit my post fo me

Reddit leak/theory that lines up with this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MCUTheories/comments/pbwsmg/doctor_strange_multiverse_of_madness_plot_details/

Black Bolt disrespected again

Everyone is s***ting on him, and while it does sound odd, he also posted a plot point leak about Xavier being in it 22 days ago but it was removed…way before the Fox/Xavier rumor started

Stark is dead. T’Challa is dead. Namor hasn’t been introduced. Rebooted Black Bolt hasn’t been introduced (if he even will be). And Reed hasn’t been introduced

So Xavier really is the only traditional Illuminati character they can use at this point damn

He writes for Variety

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And she’s apparently fighting all of them at once according to mods on reddit

reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/orqyzk/weekly_free_talk_thread_new_and_fresh_every_monday/hafxzow/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3

I actually wish this didn’t leak

All the Spider-Man leaks have kinda been obvious but this is worthy

I was just minding my business and this stuff was all over my TL

Someone linked a whole plot leak in there & I’m halfway thru reading it. Wtf am I doing

i stopped that asap

how raimi doesn't have to compromise his vision

i want an unapologetic raimi film

Why do people read leaks lolll. You really wanna ruin all the dope surprises?

Yes

It’s the culture now lmao

Blame the internet

Its just so wild to me lmao. I remember when people were reading Endgame leaks way before the movie dropped.
And I didn't get why you'd wanna ruin the surprise and theater experience of what would happen through a leaked script after 10 years of build up and story building

Because humans have an innate desire for destruction and knowledge. And knowledge that lead to destruction.

Knowledge is power, and power is danger

McAdams clea would be too fire

As the Doctor Strange sequel nears release, Cumberbatch has watched the legal battle between Scarlett Johansson and Disney over Black Widow‘s simultaneous release on Disney+ and in theaters. In July, Johansson filed a lawsuit alleging the media giant breached her contract with the hybrid rollout, which deprived her of salary that was to be based largely on box office. Disney responded with an eyebrow-raising statement calling Johansson’s suit “especially sad and distressing in its callous disregard for the horrific and prolonged global effects of the COVID-19 pandemic,” stating that she had already made $20 million. “It’s sad what’s going on between the lawyers,” Cumberbatch says. “Just the verbiage and the accusations of, ‘Put it in a global pandemic context.’ The whole thing’s just a bit of a mess. We’re trying to understand what the revenue streams should be for artists that contribute to the billion-dollar business that is Disney. And it has to be contractualized. How does an artist’s normal compensation with box office bonuses, how does it work? It’s a new paradigm, and it’s a very complex one. No one saw this coming, and no one should use hindsight to say, ‘Well, it should have been done.’ That was the first of these films that was going to get a cinematic release during the pandemic and got stalled and stalled and stalled. It’s very new territory.”

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While he was in New Zealand shooting The Power of the Dog, Cumberbatch got a call from Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, who told him Marvel was replacing Scott Derrickson, who had directed and co-written the 2016 Doctor Strange movie, over creative differences on the sequel. “I was sad to hear about it, but that was not my decision,” Cumberbatch says. “I completely respected the studio’s decision, and it was done very amicably. The grown-ups called and just talked me through it. And that was that.” Sam Raimi, who directed the three Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movies of the early aughts, was brought on board.

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“He was an assured pair of hands, who knew that world,” Cumberbatch says. “He’s got certain Raimi traits. The smashed-zoom close-up. The mixture of just on the level of horror and just on the level of camp. There’s fun in there, but there should be some real thrills as well.” Raimi encouraged Cumberbatch to improvise. “With the first film, you’re always locked into a script, because it’s the origin story,” he says. “But there was a lot more freedom this time around. I guess, because we were … not literally making it up as we go along, but sometimes it feels like that. Marvel has this amazing ability to come into production: ‘We really just have to start shooting now. It doesn’t matter that the third act is not quite where you want it to be.’ You really do things on a wing and a prayer sometimes.”

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Says Cumberbatch, “I remember on the set when I called him a douchebag, there was this sort of ripple effect. ‘Oh my God. Did you just call Iron Man a douchebag?’ They kept it, good for them. And then, it got the same kind of response at the cinema. I was just … I got bored of being compared to Liberace or whatever other retorts the guy with the same camp goatee had opposite me, so I tried to knock him down. It’s great fun to play with that stuff. You find your feet. The more times you do it, the more familiar it becomes.”

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The Doctor Strange sequel shot in London during the height of the pandemic in late 2020 and early 2021. “I lost count of how many lockdowns we actually filmed through,” Cumberbatch says. “With this government-approved gold standard testing and tracing and temperature taking and PCR and lateral flow tests. But it worked. And 500-plus crew came back after Christmas, and there was not one single positive test. We never stopped it. I got taken off, because of someone near me getting a false positive. But that was it. People made such sacrifices. Some of their children were going to school, and they weren’t necessarily going to be sleeping in the same part of the house, or even in the same house. I was really, really blown away by that.”

Raimi was absolutely the better choice, he’s gonna kill it perfect director for the first horror mcu movie