"I just stopped reading drafts", Elizabeth Olsen reveals about DOCTOR STRANGE: MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Elizabeth Olsen pulls the curtain back on the unusual creative process of making a Marvel movie. #happysadconfused #joshhorowitz #doctorstrangeinthemultiverseofmadness
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What do you make of Elizabeth's comments about the making of MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS? Make sure to watch my full chat with Lizzie here! czcams.com/video/YhDmHzPw5lw/video.html
Benedict Cumberbatch deserves much better. Marvel doesn’t deserve him.
So awesome to hear a marvel actor actually talk about their job rather then reflecting the question, she seems so cool
Lizzie just says it like it is, love her!
I like how she sings "They made a costume!"
Thinking about it more especially seeing some of the behind the scenes info, it's really sad how Doctor Strange 2 was executed very poorly and could have been amazing. It was advertised way early on that Wandavision would lead into it but the writers for DS2 hadn't even seen WV so Wanda's emotional arc didn't make sense from one to the other.
Multiverse of Madness is amazing! I read a quote from Michael Waldron where he said that he actually read all the scripts for WandaVision. He definitely worked closely with the creative team behind WandaVision.
Wanda's arc definitely makes sense from the one project to the other. She says at the end of WandaVision, "I don't understand this power, but I will." She stole the Darkhold from Agatha to learn more about her powers, but she only knew about the book from Agatha, who was also corrupted and manipulated. She was an isolated fugitive for a year in between the two projects, so it makes sense for her to gradually turn to villainy with the immense power and knowledge of the Darkhold.
I also love that Wanda acts a lot like Agatha in MoM because of her time with the Darkhold. Agatha is a mentor to Wanda in the comics, so I love how Agatha somewhat mentored Wanda into becoming a power-hungry villain. Once they eventually reunite, Wanda will understand why Agatha stalked her for her powers since she had a similar experience with America Chavez.
@@daltonmeadesmith not necessarily on point
but you are right about how Wanda being the villain of Multiverse of Madness makes sense
since the show had not been fully finished since it was still in post-production, Waldron could only read the WandaVision scripts and since it's only words to describe what Wanda went through in the show, you're missing the emotional and tragic elements in the presentation of the story. If you only look at the plot of WandaVision without any of the tragic elements it used, the story comes off as a villain origin story for Wanda, hence Waldron got the impression that Wanda would make a great villain in Multiverse of Madness.
Unfortunately, it's really all about the execution and it didn't help that Wanda's arc in Multiverse of Madness did come off as being similar to WandaVision. That part is what Elizabeth Olsen was really worried about, not the fact that she'll be the villain, especially since she did love playing the villain and enjoyed it. Multiverse of Madness Wanda is basically Last Jedi Luke, but is not as jarring cause the twist is easily covered up by circumstances as to what happened to Wanda after WandaVision.
It's a rather complicated issue that the internet cannot comprehend unfortunately
@kendrick5501 It's definitely a very complex topic, and it's really all subjective. For me, MoM was the perfect payoff to Agatha's warnings about the Scarlet Witch prophesy. It was the most fascinating possible path for Wanda as a character after the events of WandaVision in my eyes.
I think it's totally fine that it's a little repetitive because she hadn't gotten over the loss of her children. She initially just wanted to learn more about her powers with the Darkhold so she wouldn't make the same mistakes again, but the book saw the potential of this mythical woman and amplified her grief. Wanda realistically wanted to maintain some semblance of the happy life she had in Westview, so the Darkhold provided her the truth about the multiverse. It's a very tragic story, and therefore extremely fascinating for me.
I can't wait for Agatha: Coven of Chaos because that show will definitely put a much needed spotlight on the witchy corner of the MCU.
I loved it more than the first film
@@NadeemShekh-uy9zn same here. It was very entertaining and visually gorgeous for an mcu movie. The first one was pretty boring but only had some cool visuals.
It was so painfully obvious they weren't all there in those scenes, and not just from the editing. The Illuminati reactions to their friends being killed were waaay off. One of the many things wrong with the movie. Kudos to her and other actors trying their best to make it work. The environment did them no favours.
Multiverse of Madness is an excellent film. It's way better than most Marvel movies in the Infinity Saga, so I don't understand all the criticism lately.
@@daltonmeadesmith oh my...no. Just no. No.
@@daltonmeadesmith poorly stiched together and changed over and over again not settling on a main direction so yeah it's pretty much a mediocre film with some good moments but it's an overall poor package.
@Ron Burgundy It's all subjective. In my eyes, MoM is the best Marvel film along with Wakanda Forever. WandaVision is my favorite show ever created, and MoM is an amazing continuation for me. It's definitely not poorly stitched together, in my opinion. It's a brilliant film with a fresh horror tone that's carried over from WandaVision.
@@daltonmeadesmith well that is your dumb opinion
Marvel doesn’t deserve Benedict Cumberbatch. This movie would have crumbled completely without him being a team player. The way Marvel is destroying their beloved characters is unacceptable. They better course correct and give Doctor Strange the respect he deserves.
i love her so much bro
I love her so much
They had awesome talent with Scott Derrickson and a plan. And then they screwed it up because they couldnt just let a director fulfill his vision. Sad.
That explain why Marvel sucks now.
no, it doesn't, if you watch behind the scenes of iron man, they talk about how things changed as they shoot, how things were improvised, and it's the model they've used on nearly every MCU film since, but of course sometimes that doesn't pay off, the newer films not being as good is more of a reflection on how phenomenal the peak of the infinity saga was, rather than, everything sucks now, lots of things went right with a risky model for those films and we got spoiled, they carried on with that model and it just hasnt paid off in the same way, but if you want movies like Endgame, then we should support the risky fluid nature of things, because thats how great mcu films are made, but it's also how the not so great ones are made too.
Wow MoM was garbage?
She's amazing in love and death