Dr. Strange Multiverse of Sadness
I tried. I tried giving this a chance. There were some amazing take aways. Such as performances were executed well. We seen the Illuminated for the first time! Scarlet Witch makes a wonderful villain. But overall this just didn’t Make the Cut. I enjoyed more of it in my second viewing, mostly because I knew not to have my excitement from the overhype of rumours and theories. This makes a decent Dr. Strange movie, but not the Multiverse of Madness.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
One of the best adoptions of The Batman, a young gritty take of the cape crusader. I have to say Batt-Inson took me by surprise. I really wasn’t sure how’d he do. I know many know him in Twilight but one of my favourites of his prior to seeing Batman was Lighthouse. After watching Matt Reeves Batman, it was incredible. Gotham, looked intense. The Riddler, intense. Cat woman from Zoe Kravitz was amazing! And Colin Ferrell as the Penguin. Jim…
Mind blowing sensation!
This movie expanded my mind, metaphorically and mentally. I’m a big believer of the multiverse. Having this movie explore that in a very heart felt, funny, dramatic, and artistic way, just felt very captivating. Performances were well done. The visuals were astonishing. The amount of creativity, I really enjoyed. It is a movie you do have to actually sit down and watch, I feel each time I watch it’ll be one of those movies you notice something different from each viewing.
