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B+ (A relatively low score for a major Marvel release).

Strange possessing an alternate-reality corpse of himself while fighting with a cape made of damned souls. Raimi, you madman. doctor.strange 2

Sam Raimi’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2021) diverges sharply from the conventional Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) formula by embracing horror aesthetics, psychological trauma, and a radical redefinition of the villain. Unlike the typical antagonist seeking power or revenge, Wanda Maximoff—the Scarlet Witch—operates from a primal, maternal wound. This paper argues that Multiverse of Madness functions as a Gothic tragedy, where the multiverse is not merely a plot device for cameos but a narrative mechanism to explore the ethics of choice, the horror of absolute grief, and the reclamation of heroic agency through self-sacrifice. B+ (A relatively low score for a major Marvel release)

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