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Jonny_Rocket posted:Doctor Strange is important because this is the first film that introduces magic into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Up until now, everyone's powers have been based in science or technology, so this is a relatively "new" concept within the MCU. Moving forward, this opens up limitless possibilities in terms of where they can go from here - new realities, dimensions, etc. Totally serious question, but what about Thor and his world, Asgard?
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:They say in Thor that the Asgardians are aliens and use advanced technology that seems like magic to humans, but is not. Okay that's fair, I can buy that explanation.
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Oct 25, 2016 15:27
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Is Doctor Strange a small indie movie with a very limited release in theaters or something? I literally cannot find a theater playing this film next week and I live in a major city.  I live right next to an AMC, this is not a small local indie theater, this is one of the biggest movie chains in the U.S. and somehow they are not playing this movie.
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Oct 27, 2016 13:14
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jivjov posted:Well, the official release date isn't til Friday the 4th, so if you're looking for anything during the week proper, you won't find it. Just a small local theater that only plays on film at a time. They are getting Fantastic Beasts tho later next month and confirmed on their Twitter that they are not getting Doctor Strange. Is it maybe some sort of deal with Marvel/Disney that neither theater could work out? Hollywood is notoriously greedy, but I imagine getting the rights to play a film is very difficult and expensive.
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