
Doctor Strange 2 Almost Had a Completely Different Ending
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Date: 2022-06-06
Comments and reviews: 10
bijay
Recently I watched the worst movie of Phase 4, by the way I am issuing with character development of American chavez & scree time should be of 2h 40m. By the way if you are taking about ending then the ending is same as in Wandavision. One more thing about multiverse as in Loki series we are great enough to have that kinds of exciting varient but here is like 2 or 3 is enough to show this is multiverse. Sorry it's disheartened me this time.
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Recently I watched the worst movie of Phase 4, by the way I am issuing with character development of American chavez & scree time should be of 2h 40m. By the way if you are taking about ending then the ending is same as in Wandavision. One more thing about multiverse as in Loki series we are great enough to have that kinds of exciting varient but here is like 2 or 3 is enough to show this is multiverse. Sorry it's disheartened me this time.
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Phoenix
This is really amazing but I would have liked it more if Scarlet Witch had a better ending though her battles and awesome CHAOS MAGIC was marvelous. My opinion about that crow would be to link it to Agatha and somehow take another movie using her character as she has a really powerful character in the comics. I recommend this awesomeness for everyone to watch without missing!
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This is really amazing but I would have liked it more if Scarlet Witch had a better ending though her battles and awesome CHAOS MAGIC was marvelous. My opinion about that crow would be to link it to Agatha and somehow take another movie using her character as she has a really powerful character in the comics. I recommend this awesomeness for everyone to watch without missing!
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-[EMMA]
Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Ashley
Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Dianna
Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Zola
Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Rita
Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Crows symbolize death and the transformation process from the physical to the spiritual world. They also represent change, transition, transformation, and new beginnings. All of these themes are present in the film in one way or another, so rather than the crow being a character, I think it is used to foreshadow the events of the film.
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Ockton
Crows for some cultures, especially asians, it's a bad omen, and boy! it's all shown in film, many unfortunate things happened especially to the illuminati members and some of the kamartaj sorcerers.
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Crows for some cultures, especially asians, it's a bad omen, and boy! it's all shown in film, many unfortunate things happened especially to the illuminati members and some of the kamartaj sorcerers.
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Lord
The introduction of the Multiverse, which first came to the big screen in Spider-Man: No Way Home before expanding to new heights in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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The introduction of the Multiverse, which first came to the big screen in Spider-Man: No Way Home before expanding to new heights in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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Nia-
The introduction of the Multiverse, which first came to the big screen in Spider-Man: No Way Home before expanding to new heights in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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The introduction of the Multiverse, which first came to the big screen in Spider-Man: No Way Home before expanding to new heights in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
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