Doctor Strange, Marvel studios 13th film in the acclaimed Marvel Cinematic Universe is shaping up to be a massive hit for the studio and brand as a whole. Today details dropped news about the content of the two post-credit scenes that will be featured in the films ending. Marvel is famous for including post and mid credit scenes that help to tease what may be coming next in future movies. So here is the Doctor Strange End Credit scene, Be warned, there will be SPOILERS below for Doctor Strange, so read on at your own risk.
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The mid-credit scene for Doctor Strange is said to include the Avengers superhero Thor (Chris Hemsworth) Doctor Strange ends with Stephen Strange having devoted himself to eradicating mystical threats on Earth, which leads the Sorcerer Supreme to bring Thor to his Sanctum Sanctorum. The scene involves Doctor Strange and Thor discussing Thor’s evil brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston). Thor reveals that he needs Loki to find the All-Father Odin (Anthony Hopkins). This leads to Thor and Strange forging a pact to work together if Thor and Loki will leave Earth forever after finding Odin.
Doctor Strange End Credit scene is said to feature an unnamed character played by Benjamin Bratt a villainous turn by an otherwise heroic character. Here is how the scene plays out according to Screencrush.com
“There’s an earlier scene in Doctor Strange where we meet a character played by Benjamin Bratt – he’s not a superhero, but he did use the mystical arts to heal his paralysis. In the post-credits scene, we see Baron Mordo (Chiwetel Ejiofor) return to Bratt, where he rips out and absorbs his mystical powers. “There are too many sorcerers,” he says. Mordo spends much of the film as Strange’s ally and a devout student of The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton), but he’s clearly furious that Strange was named Sorcerer Supreme. That envy and resentment leads Mordo to becoming evil in the film’s post-credits scene, but it’s unclear when we’ll see him again – could be aDoctor Strange sequel, or maybe he’ll align himself with other Marvel villains (Cate Blanchett’s Hela, or Thanos, perhaps?) in another upcoming film.”
So there you have it! These leaks could be fake and should be taken with a grain of salt. All will be revealed when Doctor Strange hits theatres on November 4th!