After the rumored takedown scene was revealed earlier, now the news update reveals yet another Key Scene Change in Doctor Strange 2. Overall, though, it doesn’t change what happens between the Multiverse but still makes some impact. from the storyline.
Watching the second Doctor Strange film, the Multiverse concept starts from a distant exploration, it also shows us a new perspective, about another fate of the same character that we have seen so far.
Previously, it had just been revealed that American Chavez had to be introduced first in Spider-Man No Way Home, while there was a problem, forcing major changes and bringing Ned to bring in two Peter Parker variants.
Key Scene Changes in Doctor Strange 2
While an alternate world was revealed to us in Doctor Strange 2, another version of Stephen Strange was also featured. We can see a lot of clues about multiple universes when Doctor Strange and Chavez are thrown into a portal to jump over other universes before.
New things have been revealed about important sequences that have surfaced online, changing one of the film’s greatest visual sequences. The scene that changes is the mid-length in the middle cut, meaning it’s barely near the end.
As Framestore’s visual effects supervisor in charge of the project’s film, Alexis Wajsbrot spoke with Before and Afters to talk about creating Multiverse-related scenes in the sequel, from test shots to discussing how his team managed to pull off the various worlds featured.
In the Multiverse of Madness, after escaping from the Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange and America travel through the Multiverse using the latter’s star portal. Wasjbrot revealed that, initially, the sequence “started with before freefall,” but eventually changed to mimic the Magic Mystery Tour.
“We started with previs of a freefall, and at that point the shot was only 15 to 20 seconds long. Animation supervisor James King and I were saying, ‘Oh, it would be really cool to mimic the Magical Mystery Tour,’ where it started fast and then at some points it stops, and starts up again. And the world where they stop, you’d see a wide view of the Multiverses. But, you know, what does a Multiverse look like? It’s not a lot of Earths because that would be ‘multi-Earth’. It’s ‘Multiverse’. There was also ‘where’ this all happened.”
“They were always starting in Kamar-Taj and they were supposed to finish in an alleyway. Of course, in the movie they finished on the rooftop, but that was a really late addition. That was changed about three months before delivery!”
“So, we had to create that transition world to go into. I’m not even sure when you watch the sequence you realize at first that you are at street level and then you end up at rooftop level. It just goes by so quick. But it worked well for us to construct it like that.”
Based on these comments or we can call them statements, this means that the scenes that the Multiverse explores in Doctor Strange are a complicated process. But it also earns a special place for the audience, which becomes a mini-tour to an alternate reality. However, it is still unknown whether the cut version will be part of the upcoming MCU teaser or not. If you want to watch it again or share it with friends you haven’t watched, Doctor Strange 2 is available on Disney Plus.