Couch Command | There Are Four Hosts | Johnny Caps Flashback | Forum | News | KDrama
Register
Login

Doctor Strange

Couch Command Podcast – Doctor Strange 2, KENOBI, HALO and MORE!

Couch Command Podcast – Doctor Strange 2, KENOBI, HALO and MORE!

, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1

    powered by Sounder Welcome weary Multi-Verse Traveler.  You’ve reached the reality where I run a podcast on Pop Geeks.  Take your jacket off, lay down your temporal side arm and enjoy a geek out.   ðŸ™‚ This episode is just Isaac and I talk about all things geek and about how corporations seem to be purchasing our time and doing whatever they want with it.  We talk about the weirdness of how we were just… okay, with Doctor Strange: And the Multiverse of Madness, then delve into the entertainment industry as it unleashes the Attack of the Mult-verses on us. We cover Jimmy Rings and his HALO Adventures, Kenobi and all the weird unnecessary controversies, briefly drop our takes on Ms. Marvel and even make a stop over into Chip and Dale’s Rescue Rangers the move. Click on in and enjoy! Universes We’ve Been Geeking On: The New Adventures of He-Man The Good Place The Orville Star Trek: Strange New Worlds The Boys Super Smartphone Pacific Rim    

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Hits Digital & Disc Soon

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Hits Digital & Disc Soon

, , , , , , , 3

For as much praise as Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness got for Sam Raimi’s directing and such, its existence still leaves a bad taste in my mouth for the complete derailment of the Scarlet Witch character. Wanda is not supposed to be evil, and the comics don’t usually treat her as such, though they usually go for the sexist trope of her powers driving her into insanity and doing self-destructive things. Raimi decided to take the worst interpretation of Wanda possible, ruining over a decade of character development for the sake of shock. But anyway. If you missed it in the theaters, there will be multiple ways to watch it at home, as we’ve come to expect from Marvel. The film will be hitting Disney+ before the month is over, but around the same time, it will be offered to own in digital format. A month later the disc version will be released on Blu-Ray and DVD. The difference is the special features — see if they intrigue

A Short But Sweet New Doctor Strange 2 Trailer

A Short But Sweet New Doctor Strange 2 Trailer

, , , , 8

At this point, Disney has released several trailers for Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, so you might think this latest one (which is only a minute long) doesn’t have much you haven’t already seen before….you’d kinda be right. There is some new information here, but not the kind that’s readily apparent. You get the same recycled clips of Strange fighting the eyeball monster, and Strange screaming while his face turns into boxes (this looks gross, Marvel, stop showing it to me). But you also get once-and-for-all confirmation that the Marvel shows on Disney+ are required viewing to fully understand what’s going on. Wanda’s visions of her children directly continues her storyline from WandaVision, and the glimpses of “Evil Strange” and “Zombie Wanda” may suggest the continuity of that What If cartoon (good on Disney for not treating their animated offerings as lesser or non-canon). The things people have been REALLY looking for, however, aren’t teased at all. There’s a rumor going around that we could see Deadpool turn

Here’s The Doctor Strange 2 Super Bowl Trailer

Here’s The Doctor Strange 2 Super Bowl Trailer

, , , , 0

NBC managed to squeeze the Superb Owl in between Olympics events yesterday, and it was packed with trailers…one of the most anticipated being the one for Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. Practically everything in the MCU lately has been building toward the subject of this movie — WandaVision, What If and Loki all laid the foundation for the multiverse to take shape, and now Stephen Strange has to deal with it. If you’re wondering if any of the aforementioned shows are required viewing before seeing this….probably. We know from the trailer before this one that the movie will reference WandaVision and it may also contain the Evil Strange from a specific What If episode. But the new trailer hints at a special surprise guest that hasn’t appeared in any MCU movie or TV show before…try to listen for his voice as you watch this. Did you hear it? It’s Patrick Stewart! Does this mean Strange visits the Fox X-Men Dimension and meets Professor X? Given the premise, it’s

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness: Check Out The Teaser

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness: Check Out The Teaser

, , , , , 0

If you haven’t seen Spider-Man: No Way Home yet (and if not, you should really get on that), the post-credit sequence is different than what we typically get. Instead of a follow-up scene for any of the characters in the movie we just saw, it’s a mini-trailer for Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness. As of today, you don’t have to wait through all those names to see it: the full teaser trailer — a longer cut of it — has been uploaded by Disney themselves. The multiverse is going haywire! Who’s behind it? Every time Strange asks, the fingers are pointed back at him. But he swears he didn’t do anything, unless he’s been sleep-spelling or something. Strange finally gets his answer when he’s confronted by….himself. Or rather, a dark version of Stephen who looks a lot like the version we saw in Marvel’s animated What If… series. We didn’t expect anything that happened in that series to be THIS important, but it apparently was! Other special visitors

Marvel Studios’ Big Fat Loud Trailer Reveals Release Slate Through 2023

Marvel Studios’ Big Fat Loud Trailer Reveals Release Slate Through 2023

, , , , , , , , , , , 0

Marvel Studios revealed its release plans for the next three years today, and went beyond just the usual conference call or press release…they sent out a three-minute trailer, scored by the familiar opening theme, full of classic clips from movies past (including an audience reaction video) and narrated by a Stan Lee recording. The whole production is intended as one big, giant “WELCOME BACK TO THE THEATERS” sign. (You got the vaccine, right?) Black Widow: July 9, 2021 You know about this one. After over a year of extra wait time the movie will finally be released in a couple months and you’ll also be able to see it on Disney+ (if you give them an extra thirty dollars…blegh). Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: September 3, 2021 The Eternals: November 5, 2021 Not less than two months from Shang-Chi. We got our first look at it in today’s mega-trailer. Spider-Man: No Way Home: December 17, 2021 This one is going to be wild if the constant casting

Big Hero 6 is coming to MCU

Big Hero 6 is coming to MCU

, , , , 0

  This is the Line up most casual fans are more familiar with.       Baymax is also not as cute in the comics version, he have a more reptilian appearance compared to the Disney version. Fans are more familiar of this white  cuddly Balloon version of Baymax. I can see the MCU version going for this one because of a more mainstream recognition.   Big Hero 6 , Most fans associate it with Disney. They have no idea that it was originally a Marvel Comics IP.Many fans have no idea that this IP was originally from Marvel Comics. The comic book team consists of Asians, and the setting of the story is in Japan. The Pixar version happened in a fictional city called San Fransokyo. The people behind the film omitted the X-men characters.Most likely because their association with Fox back then. Silver Samurai and Sunfire might somehow make it though because Marvel owns X-men again after Disney purchased Fox. There was a bit of controversy back then

Doctor Strange Film Writer Has Ideas For Sequel

Doctor Strange Film Writer Has Ideas For Sequel

, 0

The plans for the Marvel Cinematic Universe after Infinity War are a bit murky. We know that Spider-Man: Homecoming 2 (whatever it’s called) is going to be the first out. But what comes after that? That’s the mystery. Another mystery is that certain films you’d expect to get a sequel, haven’t gotten the greenlight. Including, Doctor Strange. The first film did very well when it came to theaters in 2016, and yet, no second film has been acknowledged. Even Benedict Cumberbatch isn’t sure if it’s coming. However, during a screening and Q&A in Texas, the writer for the original Doctor Strange film, C. Robert Cargill, noted that he and the director of the film, Scott Derickson have had talks about the villain for the second film. He cites that it will be Nightmare, but that’s not all he said at the panel: “Marvel movies work in threes. They also work outside of their threes. Some of the better Marvel films have more than one villain in them,” he said. “Me and

Is There Really No Current Plans For A Doctor Strange Sequel?

Is There Really No Current Plans For A Doctor Strange Sequel?

, , , 0

Movies are a funny thing. Sometimes when a hit move comes, a sequel is obvious. And yet, sequels can take a long time to happen (just look at Wreck-It Ralph 2). Other times, they get rushed into production so that they can happen as soon as possible. And then, there are films that deserve sequels, and we’re still waiting on announcements for them. The Marvel Cinematic Universe honestly hasn’t had that problem, they’ve always been very vocal about continuing their franchises when they’re successful…so…where’s the Doctor Strange sequel announcement? We ask because the film was very successful when it released in 2018, and the character has been shown in films like Thor: Ragnarok and the upcoming Avengers: Infinity War films, and yet, no direct sequel has been announced. Even Doctor Strange himself, Benedict Cumberbatch, said to Entertainment Weekly that he doesn’t know of a sequel just yet: “Not at the moment, no. The masterplan is continually in flux, so it would be out of order for me to speculate,” So,

Doctor Strange Director Talks Dormammu’s Look

Doctor Strange Director Talks Dormammu’s Look

, , 0

For any comic book film, the biggest challenge is to accurately, or somewhat accurately, depict the characters from the comic pages and put them on the big screen. Now, whether it be Marvel or DC Comics, there is creative license to where they can alter a look to suit the film better. This was the case with Doctor Strange, who showed off the legendary villain Dormammu in a very different way than he’s presented in Marvel Comics. Visual effects supervisor Stephane Ceretti talked to IGN about this, and the decision to go away from what was established: “We didn’t want to do that because it had been done before. The whole idea is he’s a character that lives in-between dimensions. He can also take whatever shapes he wants to take. But in order to talk to Strange at the end of the film, he’s taking that shape [and] you can feel all these ripples in his face and all that stuff… these kind of opening windows to other dimensions, and

Rocket and Groot Influenced Dr. Strange

Rocket and Groot Influenced Dr. Strange

, 0

It’s no surprise that 14 films in a singular universe would lead to the various films actually influencing one another. From action scenes, to crossover characters, and more, it’s hard not to draw inspiration from one film and use it in another. A great example of this is the recent Doctor Strange. In the film, the titular Doctor Strange receives his iconic cloak from the Sanctum Sanctorum. However, unlike in the comics, the cloak is actually alive and sentient. Which lead to some fun uses for the cloak, and some great comedy. Turns out, this was done because of what was done with Rocket Raccoon and Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy. Stephane Ceretti, head of visual effects for the film as well as GOTG, talked about how it came to happen with IGN: “For most of the cloak shots we used the same company that did Rocket on Guardians,” he said, “because we knew that we wanted the cloak to be a real character. They had done amazing work

Cumberbatch Was In Doctor Strange Twice

Cumberbatch Was In Doctor Strange Twice

, , 0

Doctor Strange had a big opening this weekend, getting $85 million dollars at the US box office. A majority of that was no doubt in part thanks to its star Benedict Cumberbatch. However, you might not have known that he played two characters in the film. He played the titular Doctor Stephen Strange, and he played classic Marvel villain Dormammu. At least, he did in the face of the villain. As Director Scott Derrickson revealed to IGN: “We knew it was an all CG character, but as we were in production Benedict brought it up as an idea. He said, ‘What would you think about me doing it?’ I said, ‘Let me think about it, you know.’ “It’s an interesting idea, because I did fancy the idea that as this other-dimensional being he’s not moving through the Dark Dimension, with a countenance, with eyes and a face, eyes and a mouth, and a human visage – why would he? He takes that form on to communicate with Strange.” “The more

Load More