So I just saw this film and I think it was a pretty good experience overall with the visuals being the stand-out mark of the film. However I felt that the humor was a bit forced at times and while it works as a great origin story, I feel at this point in Phase 3 of the MCU the placing of this movie seems to come off as padding until Infinity War comes along.
I do like how the movie allows the sorcery to exist unhinged or w/o a half-baked scientific explanation as to why it's happening. Do feel that Dr.Strange himself was a bit underwhelming from strictly a hero's perspective
Spoiler:
Even torward's the end of the movie he's still kind of a scrub without the Eye of Agamotto. With that said he did have some impressive shields and astral projection powers
Proving to have great box office legs:
I finally got around to seeing this the other night, and enjoyed it so much that I went again the next night. I really liked the film as an introduction to the character of Strange, and magic in the MCU overall, and am really looking forward to what else will be heading our way. I also thought that the time manipulation, as well as use of the mirror dimension, was a fairly clever way of having the large scale destruction/action we've come to expect from these films, without ending up with an enormous body count by the end of it.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWHow could that idiot walk out of a marvel film without catching the post credits scenes. What a massive idiot. Kaz you're a dumb ass.
😐A Marvel veteran like yourself failed so hard?
Mid-credits AND post-credits, man. I don't even want to think how many other MCU scenes you have missed...
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Well, why wouldn't he be?MCU has been going for years and those "hidden" scenes keep being included in every movie.
For quite a while now, there have been two of them... mid- an post-credits. Kaz visits KMC very often, so there is no excuse for missing it.
You are asking me why wouldn't he be upset that a person on the internet didn't stay behind to see a post credits scene in a movie? As if that is a perfectly normal thing to be upset over.