Marvel has perfected making these kinda movies. Pretty impressive.
The impressive thing is when you can't pull them off.
Hey Sony and Warner.
Marvel has perfected making these kinda movies. Pretty impressive.
You do realize duckroll is an outlier, right? No?w e l p
You do realize duckroll is an outlier, right? No?
I am not talking about the backgrounds, I liked how they did Kung-Fu with one fighter on the ground while the other stood on the wall.
I want to watch this on Halloween night.
I have nobody to go with - should I go alone? I always feel self-conscious about these things...
Any box office numbers out in the wild ?
The Sorcerer Supreme weaved some box office magic this weekend as Doctor Strange opened to a sterling $86 million overseas.
The latest Marvel adventure doesnt hit the U.S. until next week, but its already proving to be a hit with foreign crowds. Disney, Marvels parent company, said that Doctor Stranges opening is nearly 50% ahead of Ant-Man, 37% ahead of Guardians of the Galaxy, and 23% ahead of Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Thats a strong result given that Doctor Strange isnt as widely known as other comic-book characters.
Nice
The impressive thing is when you can't pull them off.
Hey Sony and Warner.
Let's wait and see if Strange comes close to the worldwide take for SS before we smug up.
Damn, I had a feeling that this was going to underperform because I wasn't sure if there was as much IRL buzz for this, but looks like Cumberbatch + the film itself is doing work out here. Ahead of Cap 2 is surprising.
Nice
So this might do better than even GoTG and Winter Soldier overall?
Let's wait and see if Strange comes close to the worldwide take for SS before we smug up.
Damn, I had a feeling that this was going to underperform because I wasn't sure if there was as much IRL buzz for this, but looks like Cumberbatch + the film itself is doing work out here. Ahead of Cap 2 is surprising.
I saw someone say the same on another forum. What didn't you like about it?Anyone else hate the new Marvel fanfare? The previous 2 versions were so much better.
Let's wait and see if Strange comes close to the worldwide take for SS before we smug up.
It's out in some countries overseas.Where are people able to see this early?
Is it just a matter or preordering tickets, or are certain theaters just allowed to show it early before others, or is it country by country?
I saw someone say the same on another forum. What didn't you like about it?
I thought this was going to be Marvel's first mis-step which wouldn't translate to film or do well at the BO. I saw it earlier and liked it, Tilda Swinton was great and the visuals/powers are unlike anything seen in the MCU so far. Strange himself isn't particularly likeable even after getting his powers which is maybe the biggest problem. I'd rank it somewhere in the middle
He is supremely arrogant, maybe moreso than any other Marvel hero but it's definitely intentional. He is brilliant and he knows it like Tony Stark but he doesn't have the humour and charm that RDJ's Stak has. The humour from Strange is a bit hit and miss and the laughs are more from visual gags. But that arrogance is often how he is portrayed in the comics so it's true to the character at least.In what way would you say he is unlikeable, in the character sense or in the way they portrayed him/directed?
Strange is kinda hit or miss in the comics/marvel media in general for me in terms of likability. Sometimes he's a Tony stark with magic, others a genuinely nice dude with magic. Always been hard for me to get a read on him.
If I would care more about BO than quality, I would have made a OT for Transformers, not Moonlight.
It's out in some countries overseas.
With only a solitary passing mention of The Avengers, Doctor Strange is as stand-alone an adventure we will get from Marvel prior to a mid-credits sequence, at least. As explained by a master of the mystic arts, Wong (Benedict Wong), the zen-exuding good guys here are meant to protect a mystical realm outside the physical one weve seen endangered thirteen times prior in the MCU. This higher, inherently more important calling pleads for more demanding visual effects, and it comes in psychedelic spades throughout Scott Derricksons origin story. But despite all the aesthetic glee tied to infinite dimensions and symmetrically-collapsing architecture, the origin of Doctor Strange feels disappointingly rote and the story is little more than a series of groovy platitudes relayed to Benedict Cumberbatch as he jumps around the universe or, more accurately, two-to-three primary locations.
You do realize duckroll is an outlier, right? No?
Depends on your tastes. I'm more pointing out the selection bias.He's pretty reliable with movie opinions more often than not tho.
Lol sculli has terrible taste, or at least very predictable biases.Sculli too. Those posts were basically a one-two punch to whatever small amount of interest i had in this one honestly
Will check it out on the matinee with hacksaw ridge tho to see how the visuals were tho no doubt
Good to see duck pissing everybody off before I can.
Is this OT being 9 pages less than a week before the film opens reflective of anything? I seem to remember most other Marvel films, even Ant Man, had a much larger 'footprint' on GAF before they opened.
Eh. There's been a lot going on so it could be nothing...., or everything.
You're only one man, BronsonLee. There's only so much you can be expected to do.
He's awesome in it.That UK Cumberbatch love.