The Marvel cinematic universe has confirmed adding another superhero for the next "Avengers: Infinity War" installment. If you are a huge fan of Marvel heroes, it only means you know the character of Dr. Stephen Vincent Strange.
The interweaving of many story strands into each scene is no surprise in Marvel movies. In the upcoming "Thor: Ragnarok" movie, Dr. Strange have some post-credit scenes dropping serious hints. Owing to everyone agreeing on both films, it is considerably the most organic setting for Strange to be introduced into the mainstream.
Enstarz reports that Dr. Strange, a character performed very well by English actor Benedict Cumberbatch will act as a mediator in the upcoming movie. It is almost like he will be fathering two superhero heirs who had a recent rift, and it won't be easy.
Cumberbatch also revealed in an interview with Yahoo News that Dr. Strange's toughest task is to mend the broken trust between Iron Man, played by Robert Downey Jr. and Captain America played by Chris Evans. This will surely put his ability to test.
The conflict that began after the events of the "Civil War" film caused the Avengers to be divided. Both Captain America and Iron Man separately do their jobs as heroes. However, the lack of unity amongst them is becoming a focal weakness for their defense against their formidable opponents.
The rift is feeding the evil chances of Thanos, the villain character played by Josh Brolin to take control of the Infinity Stones.
There's no doubt that everyone is on tenterhooks in finding how his Sorcerer Supreme will bring all the avengers back together. We don't know yet if Dr. Strange is at the helm of "Avengers: Infinity War," the only thing that is sure is his important role that can shape the future of the superhero alliance.
