Benedict Cumberbatch, Anthony Mackie, Tom Holland, Chris Hemsworth, Brie Larson
The sacrifice of the original six bought the universe time, but it also cracked the foundations of reality. Avengers 5: Dimensions Collide explodes onto the screen as a cinematic event that shatters the boundaries between worlds. Following the catastrophic unraveling of the Multiverse, Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) finds himself at the epicenter of a collapsing existence. He is losing control as timeline borders dissolve, causing realities to bleed into one another and unleashing ancient, chaotic threats that defy the very laws of physics.
Stepping into the massive void left by giants, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) faces his ultimate test as the new Captain America. He must unite a fractured, overwhelmed team of heroes who are outgunned and out of their depth. Tom Holland returns as a grittier, battle-hardened Spider-Man, a ghost in his own timeline, forced to protect a world that no longer remembers his name. Meanwhile, on the cosmic front, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) engage in a ferocious battle against a primordial entity that doesn’t just conquer worlds—it consumes entire realities for fuel.
The scale is impossible, the visuals are mind-bending, and the nostalgia hits hard as variants of fallen heroes return through the rifts—some as unexpected allies, others as terrifying, twisted enemies. It is no longer about saving one planet or avenging the earth; it is a desperate, chaotic war to save the structure of existence itself before everything fades into the eternal void.
