Thought it was amazing. Macross gonna macross. Not enough black people for him to stereotype.
Thought it was amazing. Macross gonna macross. Not enough black people for him to stereotype.
I was only minimally excited for this, I don't really like Dr Strange as a character or Cucumber as an actor. The thread title change and associated posts make me want to see it.
fucking macross....
I wish I could still use drugs cause damn this movie would be amazing on psychedelics.
That said, good times all around. Follows the standard Marvel format we all know, but with the obvious magical/mystic tilt. Plus you know, Cumberbitch
I enjoyed it. Nothing incredible but it was fun and interesting. The effects impressed me. Hated the few shaky cam shots.
I have never seen anything with Cumberbatch before and the dude was awesome. The movie left me wanting more and that's a good thing. It could have been 30 minutes longer, and I rarely say that about any movie.
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Watch everything he's been in.
except zoolander 2
Wish it was a bit longer tbh. Hearing Cumberbatch with an American accent was an experience in and of itself.
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A 12 minute video explaining a 3 minute post-credit scene. There is milking shit, and then there is fucking retarded.
Just got back from seeing it.
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Amazeballs in Imax 3D.
Lol Macross.
Definitely got a Gregory House vibe from pre-crash Strange. That's no bad thing.
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Movie was a lot of fun. Visuals were fantastic and Benny was as good as to be expected of him. That being said, it was pretty standard fare for a Marvel introduction movie. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing because they've clearly learned how to do them really well (Hi2U Guardians, Ant-Man), but it just felt like another comic book movie.
To give it a comparison, Capt:Winter Soldier is still my favourite Marvel movie because that was more focused on being an engrossing political drama than a "look at Capt doing Capt stuff" Marvel movie. Guardians is another great example, they did a fantastic job of giving each character a deep'ish backstory and individual motivations that ultimately led them to working together to overcome a common obstacle/threat.
Not to say Dr. Strange was bad. It was a good movie, just not a great movie like the 2 I just mentioned. The Doctor himself was really fleshed out well, but all the other characters were lacking in buildup/development to really make the world more immersed and full. Someone else earlier said it could have been 30 minutes longer and I totally agree.
Above average(7/10), but Marvel really needs to develop villains more.
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We did get some fantastic development for the next one.