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(The Morning Watch is a recurring feature that highlights a handful of noteworthy videos from around the web. They could be video essays, fan-made productions, featurettes, short films, hilarious sketches, or just anything that has to do with our favorite movies and TV shows.)

In this edition, the ending of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" gets redone in a new edition of "How It Should Have Ended" that pokes fun at Doctor Strange's terrible spells. Plus, take a behind-the-scenes look at the lively scoring session for the music of Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story." And finally, see if Colin Farrell can handle...

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When it comes to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, there are a lot of changes that should have been made to give us a more satisfying finale for the Skywalker saga. But the folks at How It Should Have Ended did their best to get a little bit more specific with how things should […]

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While I enjoyed the hell out of It: Chapter 2, there were a good amount of people that didn’t care for it. A lot of the complaints came from the way the movie ended. But, it seemed like that ending was being set up over the course of the movie with all the jokes about how no one liked the endings of Bill’s books.

Well, the gang at How It Should Have Ended has released a new animated video showing us how they think the film should have ended. After poking fun at the original ending by bullying Pennywise The Clown to death, they show us an ending where Pennywise is the one that wins because it would actually be pretty easy for him!

Check out the alternate endings for the film below and let us know what you thought about It: Chapter 2 and the ending.

As Doctor Strange told us in Avengers: Infinity War, there was only one path that saw Earth’s mightiest heroes defeating Thanos in Avengers: Endgame. But that didn’t stop the people at How It Should Have Ended from pointing out the various ways in which the events of Marvel’s epic summer blockbuster could have gone much […]

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So far, it appears as though Avengers: Endgame has proven to be one of those rare movies where most folks will overlook a myriad of plot holes and still enjoy it. Suffice it to say, thinking too hard about the flick’s time travel logic may cause your nose to bleed – especially anything involving Captain America – but, man, was it ever an unforgettable ride.

Now that pretty much everyone has had the chance to enjoy Earth’s Mightiest Heroes’ latest cinematic outing, the talented people at How It Should Have Ended have assembled yet another animated video righting the wrongs of a Hollywood blockbuster – and this time, they’re taking aim at Endgame.

Embedded at the top of this article is Hishe’s fixing of various situations in ways only they can do. For the most part, I have to concede they were right in pointing out the plot holes they did,...

Here’s a fun little video from the gang over at How It Should Have Ended with their take on the animated 1992 version of Aladdin. The video pokes fun at how the live-action version (in theatres this weekend) isn’t very necessary, how the genie probably could have done a lot more good before being set free, and how things probably would have turned out fine if Aladdin had looped Jasmine into the truth sooner than later. Enjoy the video below and let us know if you’re excited about the live-action Aladdin or if you’re boycotting the whole thing on principle.

Here’s a hilarious video from the guys over at How It Should Have Ended depicting what should have happened at the end of Captain Marvel, and how things should have been shaken up in the timeline of the McU so that Captain Marvel could have swooped right in and fixed all the problems that the Avengers have faced over the years. It also touches on how much women don’t need to be told to smile by men. It’s pretty funny to see. Enjoy the video below and let us know if you think Captain Marvel really could have fixed all these problems so easily!

Director Travis Knight’s Bumblebee is easily the best Transformers movie ever made. While the franchise will continue, the producers have said there will be a “little more Bayham” in future films so it sounds like they didn’t really learn anything from what made Bumblebee so great.

At least we have Bumblebee, and the team at How It Should Have Ended decided to give it an alternate ending that that some of the fans might have preferred as it brings back the original Megatron and doesn’t want to acknowledge what Michael Bay ended up doing with the character.

There are a few other little amusing things the video points out as well that makes sense. But because the movie is still connected to the previous Transformers films, the creative team had their hands tied on a few things.

Watch the “How Bumblebee Should Have Ended” video below and...

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse brings together some of the various Spider-People spread across different dimensions. So it only makes sense that How It Should Have Ended acknowledges all the different proposed endings they’ve done for all the previous Spider-Man movies in order to properly play in this animated universe. They even do a solid job […]

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Next year’s Avengers: Endgame looks set to cram an overwhelming number of characters into the grand finale of Marvel’s Phase 4, but as the new video from the How It Should Have Ended YouTube channel aptly demonstrates, the team could’ve been a lot bigger.

The animation offers a continuation of the final scene from the film’s first trailer, in which Scott Lang pulls up to the Avengers HQ. After Steve Rogers and Natasha Romanoff buzz Ant-Man in, a whole load of new characters start showing up on their doorstep. Among the current Marvel Studios properties who join the gang are Blade, Ghost Rider, Daredevil, and Luke Cage, but it seems that Disney’s soon-to-be acquired Fox characters, including Deadpool and the X-Men, are also down for the cause. Perhaps the video’s funniest moment comes when the ‘Fantastic Three’ show up, minus the Human Torch in reference...

Now that Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is in theaters, it’s time to look back at the twist ending of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. However, once you see what How It Should Have Ended came up with, you’ll find yourself realizing that the sequel exists because of the irresponsibility and inconsistency […]

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The latest episode How It Should Have Ended offers Pixar fans funny alternate way that the story for Incredibles 2 could have turned out.

Like all of their videos, they just implement common sense to certain aspects of the story that would have made things so much easier for everyone. In this instance they just let Dash and Violet actually use their powers to save the day.

Of course, an episode of Hishe wouldn’t be complete without Batman and Superman, so in this video we see them hanging out with Par kids.

Enjoy the video and let us know what you think of the alternate ending that they gave to Incredibles 2!

Incredibles 2 arrives on Blu-ray this week, and you know what that means. It’s time to find out how Pixar’s superhero family could have done things a little more efficiently with the latest edition of How It Should Have Ended. In this case, we get a callback to the first Incredibles movie to remind us […]

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I actually thought the ending for Ant-Man and The Wasp was perfect for the story that it told. I really wouldn’t have changed anything. But, the team at Hishe attempt to give us an amusing alternate ending.

This latest “How It Should Have Ended” video kinda falls flat. But, it’s still amusing and fun, especially with the Superman and Batman cafe bit at the very end. That was the best part of this latest episode.

The alternate ending points out the fact that Scott Lang, Hank Pym, Hope van Dyne and Janet van Dyne completely ignore the the big news that aliens have come down to and started causing complete chaos in New York City, and instead of helping, they are spending their time conducting quantum realm science experiments.

I guess they weren’t really concerned with what was happening with the rest of the Avengers.

The ending of Ant-Man and the Wasp was actually one of the most exciting parts of the Marvel Studios sequel. And by the ending, we mean the credits scene that actually tied into the more pressing matters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, the folks at How It Should Have Ended make a good point […]

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With $734 million and scores of positive reviews to its name, Deadpool 2 was, without question, a runaway success for both 20th Century Fox and David Leitch. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it was the perfect sequel, if such a thing even exists.

The decision to bump off (read: fridging) Vanessa, for instance, proved incredibly divisive among moviegoers, as there are those who believe Morena Baccarin’s character was reduced to one-dimensional motivator for Wade Wilson, and nothing more.

Indeed, there’s certainly a case to be made against Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick’s script, which was written alongside Wade Wilson himself, Ryan Reynolds, soon after the original Deadpool movie launched the Merc With a Mouth into the stratosphere in terms of hype and popularity.

And it’s this criticism that’s dragged back into the limelight during CinemaSins’ latest video, one which claims to identify everything wrong with Deadpool 2.

Now that Solo: A Star Wars Story is available on digital download, Blu-ray and DVD, you know it’s time to see How It Should Have Ended. Considering the ending of this movie had such a shocking ending, complete with a surprise cameo that no one was expecting, you would think this edition would be ripe […]

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Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture.   Dream Movie Scene of the Day: Here's an impressive fan-made fight sequence that imagines where Spider-Man should show up in Venom:   Movie Connection of the Day: Speaking of Marvel movies, it's no secret that Star-Lord is a fan of Footloose, but Screen Crush digs deep into how much that classic teen movie influenced Guardians of the Galaxy:   Remade Trailer of the Day: Also speaking of Marvel movies, here's another animated version of the Captain Marvel trailer, this one via Smart Aleck Comedy:   Alternate Ending of the Day: With Solo: A Star Wars Story out on video, How It Should Have Ended unleashes its animated parody of the movie's...

It wouldn’t be a Deadpool production if things didn’t get a little meta, now, would it?

Over on the Screen Junkies YouTube channel, the Merc With a Mouth has hijacked the Honest Trailers series in time for Deadpool 2‘s Blu-ray release, resulting in a scathing assessment of the YouTube channel itself, albeit with one or two Green Lantern jokes thrown in for comedic effect.

Yes, you’ve seen the How It Should Have Ended video and laid eyes on The Super Duper Cut (available today on Blu-ray and DVD), but today is all about the hilarious Honest Trailer for Deadpool 2, which dials the pop culture references up to 11 with nods to Fortnite and Passion of the Christ. Mind you, the latter managed to sneak its way into the sequel’s final cut, something Honest Trailers isn’t too pleased about…

Like we said, meta. It’s...

“Because let’s face it, you’re either on this hype train by now, or the Winter Soldier using Rocket Raccoon as a side-arm won’t mean shit to you.”

And that, in a nutshell, sums up the Honest Trailer for Avengers: Infinity War. Of all the post-launch analyses to emerge – think How It Should Have Ended and all of the many spoiler-filled videos from Webhead – this is by far the most scathing, as it pokes fun at just about every aspect of Infinity War and its ridiculously huge cast. Hell, it even compares Thanos, a buff bald guy looking to expand his rock mineral collection, to Hank from Breaking Bad.

A particular highlight? Screen Junkies’ commentary goes on to note that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man would seemingly rather hitch a ride into space and die than cameo in Venom, which surely ranks up there among the best superhero jokes...

Normally superheroes movies take themselves seriously enough that they’re easy targets for cracking jokes from the people behind How It Should Have Ended. But when you’re dealing with a wise-cracking, fourth wall-breaking, self-aware character liker Deadpool, you’ve gotta raise the bar a little bit. Thankfully, even though the jokes don’t land as well as those […]

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In honor of Deadpool 2‘s digital debut (see the cheeky promo here), the good folks at How It Should Have Ended have turned their attention to the Merc’s second solo adventure for what is undoubtedly a hilarious, wonderfully meta video tribute.

And like all Hishe clips involving the superhero genre, this one ends with Wade Wilson rubbing shoulders not with Batman and Superman, but an entire posse of cinema’s greatest villains – think of Voldemort, the Joker and Thanos of Avengers: Infinity War.

Speaking of Marvel’s super-sized crossover, Infinity War is referenced numerous times in this particular tribute, as we see Deadpool travel back in time (and to another reality) where he finds Thor standing over the visibly wounded Thanos. Cue hilarity as a gleeful Wade Wilson regales Palpatine (or “Palps”) and his crooks about how he saved them from death by disintegration.

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To date, I’ve kept my absolute disdain for Avengers: Infinity War separate from my news reporting as much as possible, but now seems like an opportune time to let the cat out of the bag. I’m sure that I’m in the minority on this one because, believe it or not, I’ve actually had people unfriend me on Facebook over my opinion regarding a movie. Seriously.

Now, I’m not here to write a manifesto detailing all of my issues with the film because that’d require my having to watch it for a second time, but the folks at How It Should Have Ended have done a fine job of illustrating any points I’d make.

In short, there were a myriad of ways that Thanos could’ve been defeated, several of which were laid out in the first video that highlighted a number of gaping plot holes.

We’ve tried to take some time off from talking about “Avengers: Infinity War.” But we just can’t stay away. Whether it’s discussing the character “deaths,” future films affected by the showdown, or Thanos’s obsession with bubbles, we’re still talking about the Marvel behemoth which is now the fourth highest grossing film of all time. But now we’ll take a respite from the intense formalities of the film and change it to something a bit more cheeky.

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As the fourth highest-grossing movie of all time, it doesn’t seem like too much of an exaggeration to say that everyone has seen Avengers: Infinity War. It also seems reasonably safe to assume that everyone has got an opinion on that ending. Whether it’s down to who should have floated away on the breeze instead or who should have kicked Thanos’ purpley-pink ass, it’s divisive, emotive…and now the subject of a new How It Should Have Ended video.

As you can see in the clip above, ending number one has Doctor Strange predict 5 possible outcomes where Earth’s Mightiest Heroes will prevail. These range from Nebula stepping up and getting revenge on dear old Daddy, to Tony Stark and Pepper Potts adopting a lil’ baby Thanos after one of Strange’s spells turns the Titan into a toddler.

Hishe Studios then show us the gang’s Last Supper,...

The latest episode of the animated web-series How It Should Have Ended has been released and it takes on the latest big screen adaptation of Stephen King's It. This is a great episode that offers us several different outcomes for the story in which characters use common sense. Then at one point while the Losers Club is confronting Pennywise the clown, Batman, Ghostbusters and The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pop up to help them take down the evil being. Enjoy!

Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:   Mashup of the Day: In Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel's mighty heroes met their match in Thanos. Now they meet even worse in this Toy Story crossover from How it Should Have Ended titled Avengers: Infinity War and Beyond:   Franchise Recap of the Day: Speaking of Infinity War, here's another recap of the Marvel Cinematic Universe up to the latest movie, in the form of a rap song:   Cosplay of the Day: It's Star Wars Day! To commemorate May the Fourth (Be With You), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman shared an awesome mashup cosplay: always loved this #Tmnt Star Wars Stromtrooper mashup...

It’s going on five weeks since the talented folks over at How It Should Have Ended cut together an animated sketch about one of Hollywood’s biggest tentpoles – for the record, Star Wars: The Last Jedi holds that distinction – but the Hishe team is back with a new video dedicated to Justice League, Zack Snyder and Warner’s wildly ambitious blockbuster that ultimately fell flat back in November. And boy, this ‘alternate ending’ doesn’t pull any punches.

From the off, we see the Man of Steel swoop down to visit what we can only assume to be a local school, where he’s bombarded with questions about his mustache – or lack thereof. The parody video then goes on to poke fun at Justice League‘s other quirks, including the uneven dialogue, shoddy CGI and Ciarán Hinds’ mega-villain Steppenwolf, whose all-conquering masterplan was undercut by forgettable dialogue and half-baked VFX.

While Warner Bros. Pictures figures out how to proceed with the DC Extended Universe after the box office disappointment that was Justice League, the folks over at How It Should Have Ended are kicking the DC Comics superheroes while they’re down. Not only do they take shots at the threads that began in Batman v […]

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Batman has been becoming more musical in the last few years with his hit “Untitled Self Portrait” from The Lego Movie really hitting things off. Then there was “Who’s the (Bat)Man” from The Lego Batman Movie. Plus, there’s this gem from Justice League Unlimited. Who would’ve guessed this brooding superhero would be so musical? Well, the team at How It Should Have Ended decided Batman had at least one more song to sing, so they wrote “The Sound of Violence” which is a parody of the Simon & Garfunkel classic, “The Sound of Silence.” This is one of the greatest versions of this song that I’ve heard. It is so freaking funny. Share it with your friends and family for a good laugh.

In The Incredibles, Mr. Incredible turns down Buddy’s help which then leads Buddy to become the supervillain, Syndrome. Syndrome then goes on to hurt and potentially kill many people in his quest for revenge against Mr. Incredible. The team over at How It Should Have Ended gave this incredible movie their attention and showed what could’ve happened had Mr. Incredible teamed up with Buddy. I think my favorite part is the eyepiece that looks like a scouter from Dragon Ball Z. Do you think Mr. Incredible should’ve accepted little Buddy’s help?...

With the success Thor: Ragnarok is having I think Thor deserves to have some fun, and fun he has in this hilarious parody of Mc Hammer’s “Hammer Time”. The people at How It Should Have Ended put together some clips to help Thor sing his new hit song “Not Worthy”. After hearing this I was amazed and could not stop laughing. Let us know what songs the other heroes need to be singing.

Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming was well-liked by audiences both in the theater and now on Blu-Ray.  Now the guys over at How It Should Have Ended are sticking it to the web-slinger in their latest animated parody.

I love how they always bring up plot holes and weak points that leave you saying, "Oh yeah, that was dumb."  And they even find a perfect opportunity to rip on all the previous cinematic versions of Spider-Man, and those yet to come.  Anyways, check it out below:...

Since Spider-Man: Homecoming is now officially available on home video, it’s time for the wisecracking movie fans over at How It Should Have Ended to put their spin on the latest iteration of everyone’s favorite neighborhood webslinger. This time, they let the fans take a crack at writing some of the jokes. That means that […]

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Growing up on the internet, I became a big fan of the animated How It Should Have Ended series back when I was in middle school with the Lord Of The Rings "Why didn't they just use the eagles from the beginning" video. I've been a fan ever since. And even though they've been more hit-and-miss lately (especially with many of their running jokes - like the whole... Read More...

In a new parody video from How It Should Have Ended and Lego animators Brotherhood Workshop we see Chirrut Imwe show off some pretty impressive martial art skills. Unlike Rogue One, we get to see a lot more of Imwe kicking imperial ass.

How it Should Have Ended says this short initially started out as a two-minute video for the South by Southwest Game Awards this spring, but it was so good they extended it to just over four minutes.

It’s a brilliantly choreographed bit of stop-motion, beginning with something pretty similar to the fight we got in Rogue One before escalating. A lot. You can watch it below:...

The gang at How It Should Have Ended has released a new animated video that focuses on Wonder Woman. It offers us some funny alternate takes on certain scenes from the film that includes some amusing cameos. Then, of course, it gives us a take on how the film should have really ended, and it involved Wonder Woman's invisible jet. One thing is made clear, and that is that Steve Trevor didn't have to die! ...

With Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 available now on Digital HD and coming soon to 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD, you just know the folks at How It Should Have Ended couldn’t resist giving the Marvel Studios sequel a different conclusion. Though there may not be multiple credits scenes, there are various tangents […]

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The team at How It Should Have Ended is here with a new video that counts down the five stages of what it's like to watch a Spider-Man movie reboot. As usual, some of these are pretty spot-on, and with Homecoming dropping this week, I'm guessing a lot of you will be going through a handful of these stages yourselves when you get to check it out on Thursday night.

This week brought The Lego Batman Movie to Blu-ray and DVD to bring some darkness to your movie collection, and in honor of the home video release of The Lego Movie spin-off, we have a new edition of How It Should Have Ended. The Lego Batman Movie gets a new ending that’s much more straightforward […]

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Now that the dust has ostensibly settled from Wolverine’s last stand, and fans the world over have lapped up the furious finale to Hugh Jackman’s saga in iconic adamantium claws, the folks over at How It Should Have Ended have trained their sights on Logan.

James Mangold’s ruddy excellent and R-rated western effectively delivered on those lofty expectations early last month, wrapping up Wolverine’s saga in a way that was both bittersweet and, ultimately, deeply satisfying to those viewers who have followed Hugh Jackman’s X-Men saga for the past 17 years. Much of that can be attributed to both Patrick Stewart and newcomer Dafne Keen, who turned in show-stopping performances as Charles Xavier and the tenacious Laura/X-23, respectively.

After spending much of Logan on the run from nefarious forces (read: Transigen and those dastardly Reavers), Wolverine’s harrowing journey takes him to North Dakota, where...

Under normal circumstances, the folks who put together the ongoing web series How It Should Have Ended offers an amusing, welcome perspective on how a popular blockbuster should have ended. Sometimes it’s based on walking through a major plot hole, other times it just points out something that doesn’t make sense. In this case though, […]

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The team at How It Should Have Ended is back with a new episode, and this one focuses on James Mangold's superhero film Logan. The actual movie ends perfectly, so I was wondering what they'd do to improve on it. Prepare yourselves, because this is a weird one — even for them.

If you are curious as to why we made this, well the answer was Logan already ends pretty beautifully. When talking about flaws our biggest hang up in the film was stopping to have dinner with the family. That's the point where everything goes bad, so really that's where Logan should've put his foot down. Then Chris' cousins called him up one day saying "We just heard the Les Misérables finale in the car and were laughing about how similar it is to the end of Logan." So we watched the scene and started giggling at the possibilities.

Logan featured one of the most powerful finales of a superhero movie ever, and now the YouTube series How It Should Have Ended has taken it to create one of its finest installments yet.

Playing off of Hugh Jackman's musical theater background, the YouTube series sets the Logan finale to music from Les Miserables — and good lord, though this is a comedy YouTube series, it's surprisingly emotional.

And there's a special bonus at the end, giving people the onscreen X-Men collaboration they've been clamoring for.

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Not satisfied with the theatrical conclusion? Here’s an alternative.

This is going to be a brief post, and a first for me, as the video I’m about to share with you I haven’t actually seen, but it was recommended to me by my editor, so I have every faith it’s worth your while.

The reason I haven’t seen it is because this video deals with the hypothetical of how Rogue One should have ended. I haven’t seen Rogue One yet — I live in the Tundra, long story — but I am eagerly awaiting the home release and have somehow managed to hear nothing of the film’s actual end, despite my job and everyone I ever talk to, so I certainly don’t want to spoil it now with a hypothetical.

But you don’t have that problem, or likely you wouldn’t have clicked here, and...

Disney's shiny new live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast comes out this Friday, and while I went into it thinking that it would be nothing more than a carbon copy of the 1991 animated classic, it surprisedly added a few things that improved the internal logic of the story. Joey has a review up here at GeekTyrant, so be sure to check that out. But in the meantime, the team at How It Should Have Ended has set their sights on the '91 movie in their latest video.

Side note: what is it with these YouTube shows trying to come up with "funny" song parodies all of a sudden? They do it at the end of this video, and it's a big part of this movie's Honest Trailer, too. Weird. Anyway, let us know if you dig this in the comments below.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story won’t arrive on Digital HD until March 24 followed by Blu-ray and DVD on April 4. But the folks over at How It Should Have Ended wanted to get a head start on tackling the first standalone Star Wars spin-off from Disney and Lucasfilm. They waste no time taking […]

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I can't say I've ever wondered what Tom Hanks' lovable, simple-minded Forrest Gump would look like blasting his way through the Wachowski Siblings' sleek, tech-noir action thriller world of The Matrix, but just in case that thought had actually crossed your mind, the team at How It Should Have Ended have a new episode of their "Hero Swap" digital series that's perfect for you. There are a couple of nice little touches in here, including the white feather floating across the screen just before Forrest and Agent Smith go head to head in the subway tunnel.

At the end of the month, Doctor Strange comes to Blu-ray and DVD, but if you can’t wait until then, you’ll be able to download it before then on February 14. But before you can sit down and scrutinize every detail of Marvel’s mind-bending superhero origin story, the folks at How It Should Have Ended […]

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Doctor Strange has one of the best final acts of any comic book movie ever made. (It's not quite The Avengers, but it's up there.) The climactic battle as the city reverses time and rebuilds itself is an innovative and thrilling set piece, and Strange's confrontation with Dormammu (both characters played by Benedict Cumberbatch) works both as a character moment for Strange and as a wickedly funny comedic encounter.

Now the team from How It Should Have Ended has put their own comedic spin on the Marvel movie, and there are some pretty excellent moments in here. Check it out, and don't forget to stick around for a post-credits scene involving Thanos:...