Multiverse of Wokeness

The movie feels the need to confirm the America Chavez parents as lesbians. Strange has to be pushed aside in his own movie to promote Wanda and America's story. The movie's title sequence should have read Scarlet Witch: Multiverse of Madness. Everything is about Wanda needing to be with her kids. Not only that, she literally admits that she killed Vision and felt nothing, which contradicts Infinity War where she is literally crying as she is killing vision, and killing him being the sole reason she breaks down and becomes the Scarlet Witch to begin with.

Captain Carter from What If and Lashana Lynch Captain Marvel being added to the Illuminati because of whatever reasons, when the Illuminati is usually members of the most INTELLIGENT characters in the universe. This movie seems to wanna push more female representation more than the main character, even with Christine from a different universe, and much of it is unneeded, much of the female stuff seemed to be filler. Then to take all that representation and make it for nothing because the villain (Wanda) sacrifices herself in a redemption arc that feels unearned. Not only that, but having Captain Carter using a line from Steve Rogers that is attributed to him specifically, not his Superhero Alter-ego, "I can do this all day." That line was Steven's, and they give it to Captain Carter because why? It seems to cheapen that line with someone else saying it with no reasoning behind it.

It is also worth noting that the females who stand against Wanda seem to put up the better fight. Where Charles Xavier, Black Bolt, and Reed Richards are killed rather easily with very little effort. Not to mention, why is the SMARTEST MAN on Earth telling an all powerful enemy that one of his team can kill her with a whisper from his mouth, knowing that said enemy could possibly stop him? This shows he is not very smart.

All of this are things cheapen the Super Hero franchise that is the MCU because they cannot raise up female characters without seemingly tearing down the males.

Better than I Expected.

The movie was good in general but it contains some woke elements. It has diversity in it. And one of the main characters’ parents are lesbian which I find it unnecessary. The Illuminati group was okay. It was great to see Patrick Stewart back in the movie.

Though I warn you that this movie is very dark compared to other Marvel movies. The director of this movie is notorious for making horror movies.

Confusing

Probably should have been a longer movie, because there seemed to be a lot of confusing situations.

Multiverse of Scripts

The screenwriter threw away 2 scripts and started the one you see WHILE they were FILMING. It really shows when the movie goes against the rules set by the first film.

I knew this movie was complete garbage when I watched it and I only did because I actually liked Doctor Strange the comics when I was a kid.

Woke Stuff is Dr. Strange isn't the Sorcerer Supreme while a nonwhite is in Dr. Strange's own movie. Brown girl named America while not being what founded America. White man who is the main character is a joke to all the characters. Dr. Strange love interest mudshark marries a black man. Agenda pushing mixed couples to eliminate White women into being single moms and raising Amerimutts.

Another debatable woke element is that Scarlet Witch who is jewish in comics is played by a White woman in the movies. Imo it is because jews don't cast themselves as the villains 99% of the time so they knew the character was going to be a villain at some point.

MauLer destroys this woke garbage cash cow of a movie for 5 hours.

Yeah, it's typical Disney Woke!