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Unlike a lot of Marvel movies, this has a third act that really gets off to the races. It's a shame that the first two acts aren't quite as strong as it's more or less a redux of IRON MAN. However, given that they're clearly pivoting Strange into Stark's role going forward it makes sense. The villain is a little thin, as to be expected but his motives more or less make sense. What I will say though is that this should definitely be seen in 3D. The whole back half of the movie was a visual feast, and some of those amazingly trippy visuals look gorgeous in that format. Also, thankfully, there's so little link to any of the MCU. The Avengers get mentioned exactly once in sort of a flippant way. DrVenkman fucked around with this message at 22:14 on Oct 25, 2016 |
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AirRaid posted:Just saw this. Yes I avoided one instance, I just meant little shoehorning in of other characters or anything.
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# ¿ Oct 25, 2016 22:21 |
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Jenny Angel posted:For those who have seen and loved it, can you go into a little more detail about the visuals? They're the part that has me most curious, but all the descriptions I've seen so far tend to be pretty high-level Other people have hit it but it's partly Inception run through a kaleidescope. Patterns is a running theme through the movie and that extends through to what they do with the world. So if INCEPTION is you folding a piece of paper once, DR STRANGE has it being folded over and over. It's definitely less quippy than other Marvel stuff. There are jokes in it, but they feel more natural to me than they did in the past.
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# ¿ Oct 26, 2016 08:16 |
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Jonny_Rocket posted:How are those remotely the same thing? I don't understand how those phrases are any more ridiculous than a man in a flying iron suit, an alien god with a hammer, or a gamma radiated monster. All of those translated well on film, so I don't really see how those phrases wouldn't translate today. Dr. Strange uses the phrases all the time in the comic to conjure spells. I don't really think it's that much of an issue. It's clearly a mixture of what you do with your hands and what you're willing to happen than saying spells out loud. And I will say that some of that stuff IS ridiculous said out loud. Even hearing people say "The Dark dimension" too many times got a bit chucklesome.
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