The Review at the End of the Universe
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was released recently and Kneel Before Pod is finally here to deliver a long-awaited take on the latest big-screen release in the MCU. The conversation covers whether there’s more madness than multiverse, shared universe problems and “the rules”!
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”
Doctor Strange takes a journey through alternate universes in order to protect a young woman from having her unique power stolen in Sam Raimi’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
The Disney+ Marvel show What If…? recently completed its first season so Kneel Before Pod just had to get together to ponder the question “What If?”. They cover emotional connections, endless possibilities and Party Thor.
“…Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?”
What If…? delivers an alternate take on the events of Doctor Strange with changes that put the universe itself in danger.
Kneel Before Pod brings together Aaron, Angus, Natalie and myself (Craig) to discuss the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe offering, Doctor Strange. Check out our varied discussion that covers a variety of topics from Kung-Fu Panda to Interstellar. Also, listen for a counter of every instance of the word “Strange” said by the contributors. The reveal…
The Marvel Cinematic Universe takes a stroll into the mystical with Scott Derrickson’s Doctor Strange and offers some new rules for us to apply to this universe. Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is a gifted and respected neurosurgeon who definitely believes the hype that surrounds his talents. He takes on cases that will win him…
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“Omega Station” The eighth and final episode of True Detective season two has come and gone, and it’s difficult not to compare it to the first season’s finale. There, Rust and Marty finally got their guy, and in somewhat of a twist ending, Rust survived the shootout, leaving hospital arm in arm with Marty, a…
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