Synopsis
Open your mind. Change your reality.
After his career is destroyed, a brilliant but arrogant surgeon gets a new lease on life when a sorcerer takes him under her wing and trains him to defend the world against evil.
2016 Directed by Scott Derrickson
After his career is destroyed, a brilliant but arrogant surgeon gets a new lease on life when a sorcerer takes him under her wing and trains him to defend the world against evil.
Benedict Cumberbatch Chiwetel Ejiofor Rachel McAdams Benedict Wong Mads Mikkelsen Tilda Swinton Michael Stuhlbarg Benjamin Bratt Scott Adkins Zara Phythian Alaa Safi Katrina Durden Topo Wresniwiro Umit Ulgen Linda Louise Duan Mark Anthony Brighton Meera Syal Amy Landecker Adam Pelta-Pauls Sarah Malin Eben Young Kobna Holdbrook-Smith Elizabeth Healey Guillaume Faure Daniel Dow Stan Lee Ezra Faroque Khan Kimberly Van Luin Pat Kiernan Show All…
Kyle Rudolph Peter Field Julian Morson Sam Renton Fraser Taggart Derek Walker James McMillan Martin Smith
Julian Ashby Mike Stallion Ray Chan Michael Manson Thomas Brown Jordan Crockett Mark Swain Gary Jopling Jim Barr Jason T. Clark
Stephane Ceretti Jonathan Fawkner Pimentel A. Raphael Daryl Sawchuk Nathan McConnel Loren Robinson Mathew Cowie Alexander Schumann
Hank Amos Jeff Habberstad Jonathan Eusebio Bill Anagnos Gary Tacon Blaise Corrigan Peter Epstein Nick Brandon Nina Armstrong Kachina Dechert Steve Upton Zoli Dora Jeff Ward Thomas Robinson Harper Colin Follenweider Roy Farfel James M. Churchman Trevor Habberstad George Kirby Gui DaSilva-Greene Mark Mottram Sarah Molasky Tim Gallin Shane Habberstad Myke Schwartz Chris Cenatiempo Nicole Callender Chris Barnes Cort Hessler Jennifer Lamb Tomasz Krzemieniecki Rory Mulroe Janet Paparazzo Norman Douglass Patrick M. Walsh Leo Woodruff Erol Ismail Tsuyoshi Abe Paul Leonard Tracey Eddon Jodi Pynn Casey Michaels Lee-Anne Telford Wendy Armstrong Ginger McCarthy Jessica Hooker Katy Bullock Joanna Shelmidine Dee Harrop Christoph Cordell J.C. Robaina Dom Dumaresq Julia Schunevitsch Steve Jehu Mark Tearle Jody Keys
Tom Johnson Shannon Mills Juan Peralta Daniel Laurie Shelley Roden John Roesch David Chrastka David C. Hughes Nia Hansen Josh Gold J.R. Grubbs Steve Orlando Ryan J. Frias
Jeremy Woodhead Sharon Martin Nicola Buck Donald McInnes Björn Rehbein Susan Howard Jessica Brooks Robb Crafer Malwina Suwinska Sangeet Prabhaker Becca Smith
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haven’t watched a movie in a week and after this i still haven’t watched a movie in a week. just the most lifeless thing i’ve seen in a hot minute, can’t say i’m surprised!
(still gonna watch the new one)
People will complain about the Marvel template and the predictability of the origin story plot. And they'd be right. It's all there. A fact that obviously isn't that strange as it is both a Marvel film and an origin story.
We get the hero discovering himself, the love interest and the world threatening villain. It's all there for us to roll our eyes at and have us complain about how Marvel is destroying the cinematic landscape.
But here's the thing. Doctor Strange is bonkers. It goes to so many weird places it leaves those complaints behind as an afterthought.
One of Marvel's more bizarre superheroes, Strange is given life to by an outstanding interpretation of Cumberbatch and writer/director Derrickson. The…
Easily one of my fave Marvels. The Inception/M.C. Escher-esque visuals are pretty rad. Must have looked great on the big screen. Oh... and that shot where Mads get imprisoned by the Saw-like mechanical trap is 🔥.
I used an emoji in a Letterboxd entry. What's the world coming to?
i hope rachel mcadams got that sweet $$$ for successfully pretending to be attracted to a lizard-man hybrid
if you wanna see some real “doctor strange”, tune in to grey’s anatomy thursdays on abc. cheyenne watched me write this and she shook her head in disappointment
Thor: No Marvel movie can waste their female lead like I wasted Natalie Portman!
Doctor Strange: Hold my beer.
Rachel McAdams once again finds herself a time-traveling parter!!!
1. The Time Traveler's Wife
2. Midnight in Paris
3. About Time
4. Doctor Strange
there are enough films for this to be a cinematic universe!!!
Giving a whole new meaning to the idea of Doctors Without Borders, “Doctor Strange” is a superhero movie that often feels as though it’s been shot through a kaleidoscope — it’s hollow, hypnotic, and every twist of the tube reflects a beautiful new dimension of infinite possibilities. Unapologetically folding the likes of “The Matrix” and “Inception” into the fabric of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Sinister” director Scott Derrickson reaches into the mirror dimension (whatever the hell that is) and retrieves the year’s most (only?) visually dazzling blockbuster.
That spectacle comes at a cost. As with all of the best installments of the MCU, the film’s unique strengths have a perverse way of highlighting the franchise’s shared weaknesses. But “Doctor Strange”…