Why DOCTOR STRANGE Is Marvel's Hidden Masterpiece

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  @ScreenCrush · 4 years ago · pinned

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  @skins4thewin · 4 years ago (edited)

  "It's not about you" is one of the most powerful & meaningful lines in any MCU film.  Tilda Swinton's delivery of the line is absolutely superb.  She is simply great in this movie.

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  @artwithlaur · 4 years ago

  I'm so glad someone finally is giving this movie the praise it deserves

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  @JeffersonSebulino · 4 years ago

  I really like Strange's character who is afraid to fail and lose until the final scene when he embraces failure over and over again just to defeat Dormamu.

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  @mike_aka_tinman · 4 years ago

  One of the best moments that’s overlooked is when Dorammu says “But You will suffer” and Strange says “Pain’s and old friend.” That’s deep.

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  @53anHarri50n · 4 years ago

  I’ve dealt with neurologists before, they act just like Strange. He really nailed it.

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  @FinallyMedia · 4 years ago

  Completely agree. Doctor Strange is insanely underrated. It’s easily Top 5 MCU for me.

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  @Jay-ate-a-bug · 4 years ago

  The only problem I have with this breakdown is that The Ancient One did not throw Strange out of Kamartage because he reminded her of Caissilius.  She did it to humble him.  She knew Strange was coming, she knew he would replace her, and she knew that Strange was meant to be "The Best of Us" as she stated 5 years previously to Bruce Banner on the Roof of the New York Sanctum.  Strange was arrogant and entitled; The Ancient One put him on the street to teach him a lesson; knowing full well she would let him back in days later.

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  @petertomshany · 4 years ago

  This was the first Marvel film released after my wife died. It was so powerful and significant, full of lessons about sacrifice and service. It still hits me hard. She and I very much enjoyed the MCU together and I wasn’t sure I could handle continuing as a fan after she left us, especially because her path as a young person led her to Kathmandu and a month long trek in Nepal. She would have loved this film, she would have thought Swinton was a perfect casting for the Ancient One (despite all the controversy), and she would have wanted me to enjoy it. Thanks for doing this video, Ryan.

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  @tehtarik3621 · 4 years ago

  Dr. Strange is such an interesting character and we've yet to see his full powers on the screen. Kudos to Benedict Cumberbatch for bringing this character to life, can't think of anyone else more fitting than him in this role

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  @LordTaos · 4 years ago

  Doctor Strange is easily my most watched MCU movie and one of my all time favorite movies. This movie used a scalpel instead of a hammer to tell the story. And as you pointed out, Strange beats the big bad, not through physical strength, but by out smarting him AND losing (over and over and over again)!

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  @alanbyrne9972 · 4 years ago

  Im a relative newcomer to MCU, only watched them all in 2020. Dr Strange is easily one of the best. It's about his struggle with himself, so the villain isn't that important. Visually very interesting. Good cast. I did think it was funny too. It obeys its own logic and can be watched as a standalone. Very little mcu baggage

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