The latest TV spot for No Way Home, the sci-fi game from Bethesda that takes place in a post-apocalyptic future of Earth. The ad has Doctor Strange’s climatic moment changed and instead features protagonist Sam (played by John Boyega) discovering he was actually alive all along and is required to revive a society ravaged by zombies.
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Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) seems to have modified a piece of speech in the new Spider-Man: No Way Home TV ad, and some fans believe the meaning of the statement has changed dramatically as a result. It everything revolves on the mechanics of the spell, as shown in the film’s first trailer. If you remember, Spider-Man (Tom Holland) approached Doctor Strange, requesting a mystical solution to the situation that the whole world had discovered his secret identity. When Spider-Man pauses the spell to attempt to add a variety of cautions and conditions to its execution, it goes awry, and villains from other dimensions (read: prior iterations of the Spider-Man film series) start emerging to create problems soon after.
Someone over at MCU Direct noticed the precise line read in question. It seems that there is a dark interpretation — at least, that’s what they’re going with — but it’s also conceivable that the two lines’ readings are truly connected. “Ever since you bungled your spell where everyone forgets that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, we began having visitors,” Strange says to Spider-Man in one version of the teaser.
“When I turned that spell down…we began receiving visitors,” he adds in the new advertisement. Doctor Strange ended the spell before Spider-Man could “botch” it, according to MCU Direct, which is a different interpretation. It would beg the issue of how the multiversal guests got into our reality in the first place, given that the failed spell never occurred.
Another theory is that the initial line read, which seems a little heavy on exposition, was an alternative take recorded for marketing materials, and that the final cut of the film would feature the second version. After all, just because Strange broke the spell doesn’t rule out the possibility of magical or multiversal harm to the planet. It just implies that, in addition to all of the destruction, we may still have a Spider-Man with a public face.
The multiverse has been a component of superhero stories since Garner Fox and Carmine Infantino’s “The Flash of Two Worlds” in 1961, but live action has mostly avoided it until lately. The concept seems more like hard science fiction than most superhero tales, and it appeared for years that Hollywood didn’t think viewers would buy it. The popularity of The Flash, which first used the multiverse as a narrative technique in 2015, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) proven that assumption incorrect.
Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Loki, and What If…?, Marvel’s universe seems to be more open than ever before, leading to speculation that Garfield’s Spider-Man, as well as Tobey Maguire’s, may appear alongside Holland onscreen. There’s no a more sensible character for Marvel to begin exploring its infinite Earths with than Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which was a financial triumph.
Sony and Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home, starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Marisa Tomei, Jamie Foxx, Alfred Molina, and Benedict Cumberbatch, is set to hit cinemas on December 17.
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