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MCCs always came with impressive visual sides, but then director Scott Derikson joined the quarrel, bringing with him a healthy dose of cartilage through the magical debut of Doctor Strange. The introduction of Benedict Cumberbatch in Marvel's film universe remains one of the best in the franchiseThanks to its bold efforts to pause in reality and time to stand. However, even with all the spectacular optical effects we saw on the screen, there was still much more that we didn't see, especially in the case of the movie's villains.

In the first venture of Stephen strange in the mystical arts, he was forced to climb against (a little disappointing) Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen) and his small range of Acolites. Already the strength of which he is afraid, is revealed in the book, "Used saga: Doctor's art weird", "", " That these zests would have a visible physical trait because of their dedication to the dark dimension. According to artist Jererad Maranz, "there was an idea that the zests were caught between the dimensions, so I was trying to design how they were broken between two spaces."

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Visions would be similar to how strange it is able to be projected in astral form, while its body lies in a stall. "The negative space is parts of them that were elsewhere, with a dark dimension-while everything is tangible ahead of us. They are in two places at once, cut into parts, like a series of bonds." It is this look that, though not present in the crowns of Kaecilius in the film, smear and flows into the first major opponent of strange, dormently (also played by Cumberbatch).

Another plan for these magic villains was much more detailed than a mosaic -like appearance around their eyes with which we ended up. Derikson's previous ideas seemed to be released on paper and thrown through reality, they could never return to their human form.

"One idea was perhaps they don't have to have a three -dimensional form," explained the director, who knows his way around the arrest of pictures after standing behind the characters of "evil" and "black phone". However, here, he was on the verge of creating a different kind of horror. "This has led us to places on the move where their faces could climb or twist, or there will be a visual paradox that looked like a face-but when you see it from another angle, it will turn into something radically different."

However, after much sightseeing, Derickson admitted that calling him on the day of fancy-awning and instead of paying all the attention to the big bad movie was the real move. "We have already dealt with such complex realities and dimensions that to give those characters different astral bodies in an alternative dimension are likely to be confusing, so we decided to keep whatever their normal appearance in the real world," Derikson said. "Similar to strange, physical and astral form would be the same."

It is a shame that Maranc's wild ideas have never materialized for the Kaecilius crew, but they persisted with their frightening god, making it one of the most nervous moments of the film. Really a fair deal.