The following contains major spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Marvel Studios and director Sam Raimi pushed the boundaries of the PG-13 rating with some surprisingly violent scenes in the Doctor Strange sequel (you'll find a full recap here), with The Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) laying waste to the Illuminati in a variety of brutal ways.
Arguably one of the most shocking moments came when she followed Charles Xavier (Sir Patrick Stewart) into her own mind and snapped his neck, but it's now come to light that this scene was actually even more savage than many seemed to realize.
A cam copy of the movie is now up on streaming sites, and one fan has isolated the scene in question, slowing down the action for a closer look at how things really play out. We won't be sharing it here (it's not hard to find!), but the clip reveals that a demonic-looking Wanda doesn't actually break Xavier's neck - she grabs his head and tears it in half!
This won't make much difference to poor Professor X (he's brown bread either way), but it's pretty wild that Raimi was able to get something like this into a Marvel Studios/Disney film.
Did any of you pick up on this while watching the movie in theaters? Drop us a comment down below.
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