Not much madness or multiverse. HAH, GOT EEM!

Let me get this out of the way first, I am not a fan of the MCU, I don't consider any of their movies to be good, and as far as I'm concerned Sam Raimi hasn't made anything decent since The Gift, the man is way past his prime, so my expectations were already low.

For a movie titled Multiverse of Madness, I expected more, well, madness and more traversal across universes. The only mad thing in this movie was Wanda and Elizabeth Olsen does a fine Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman impression, and she is the only reason why I didn't give it a 1/10. Seriously, Olsen is pretty great.

It would have been far more impactful if Wanda slowly went insane because of her growing delusions instead of what the filmmakers went with, basically 'an evil book made her do it', and don't give me the 'watch the show, it explains her mental state, the book just amplified her insanity' excuse, if a movie can't stand on its own, it's a bad movie.

Raimi put some of his trademark style here and there and callbacks to his previous (and better) movies, but it's all surface level and that's about all the creative freedom he was given.