I didn't get this line. Can someone explain it? Is it because creating babies happens all by itself in the body? Thus all mothers create them this way.
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I think these movies are starting to become too complicated for general audiences. I've seen it twice now with two different groups and people did not understand a significant portion of the multiverse stuff.
Post credits scenes where they have no stingers or teasers for future movies and are just fun jokes are my absolute favourite.
I'll DM you.
You're not wrong, but judging by the look the lady in front of us gave me and my friend during our laughing fit, you'd think it was serious business 😂😂
We weren't even laughing that loud! I even had my hand over my mouth because the theater was oddly quiet during that scene 😂😂 (which is weird for a US movie in LA). in fact, our crowd was rather subdued compared to when I saw No Way Home, but it also wasn't a packed screening, which was surprising considering it was at one of the more popular and large cinemas here.
I loved that line so much
Just in time for Mother's Day too
Ok look it's a clear step up from your average MCU movie but some of these "VIOLENCE" takes are… overstated lol
To think that I went into this film thinking that Wanda and Strange were teaming up to fight some villain from another universe lol.
Nothing like going into a movie blind.
Nothing like going into a movie blind.
I usually don't say anything during movies, but I let out a 'damm' at that line. That's a cold one
That line was perfect. Another perfectly cheesy yet intimidating line was when the other Strange said "you know when you have that feeling that you're falling, like you were pushed off of a building? Yeah, that was me" fucking awesome.
Link to that post or was that the entire gist?
That would explain a lot why she is so powerful in ours, but perhaps not as much in others. The whole movie felt insane.
Same exact thought and feeling I had. Then boom shock after shock throughout.
I was looking forward to more multiverse content and cameos of OG avengers but it's all good.
I wholeheartedly agree with everything Clayton Davis said here. After seeing the film and comparing even with James Gunn's The Suicide Squad, I'm equally flabbergasted and pleased that Sam Raimi got away with this PG-13 rating with this much horror elements going on.
People are trashing on Reed for explaining Black Bolt powers and basically telling Wanda how to stop him, even though that's the most Reed shit we've seen in a Marvel movie to date.
One part I found kind of hilarious is just how perfect and innocent the kids were. Just as crazy idealized as they were in Wanda Vision. Though I wouldn't be surprised if that was some intentional camp. The Icecream song was composed by Danny Elfman by the way, lol
"If you ever had a wet dream, that was probably me"
That line still gives me chills.
It's funny that Feige talked about how brutal Moon Knight is. Moon Knight is so harmless compared to this one, lol
I honestly don't think a single superhero film had this much horror going on. Not even Darkman.
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Yo so the theater by here had some Dr Strange promo banner up before it came out and in between shots of the movie characters was this piece of art. I was like ??? but seeing this now and knowing what it is I'm like ????????
Pretty good movie, I had fun! Very much a MCU movie but from time to time they let Raimi have his fun.
The Illuminati slaughter bit felt took from like a Marshall Law comic lol Black Bolt death was nuts, kinda crazy they just showed it with no obfuscation. Reed's was crazy too. I gotta say though, I didn't like how Black Bolt's power was done, didn't look that good.
I found funny the pep talks in this too:
"I can't"
"you can tho"
It was very direct lol
I liked the ending, Evil Dead lite with a budget. The "music fight" was so silly too, loved it.
The Illuminati slaughter bit felt took from like a Marshall Law comic lol Black Bolt death was nuts, kinda crazy they just showed it with no obfuscation. Reed's was crazy too. I gotta say though, I didn't like how Black Bolt's power was done, didn't look that good.
I found funny the pep talks in this too:
"I can't"
"you can tho"
It was very direct lol
I liked the ending, Evil Dead lite with a budget. The "music fight" was so silly too, loved it.
Yeah, I think it's the gore that tends to be the deciding factor. "Scary" is so subjective, you can usually get away with a lot. I remember it being controversial that The Conjuring secured an R-rating for its Terror after its close cousin Insidious was PG-13, it can be a bit arbitrary.
It'll never happen with something like Dr Strange nor any MCU film that doesn't feature Punisher or Deadpool. There's apparently a 2 hours 40 minutes original cut of this movie out there, so it's possible it included the stuff that Disney slapped Raimi's hand over.
Frankly, this was more violent than Darkman and Army of Darkness, but not as outright horror like Drag Me to Hell was as a PG-13 movie.
That's for the Brazzers version:
Dicktor Strange in the Milfverse of Madness
Wait, there's a universe that's just Cylcops' optic blast?I'm looking forward to seeing them get creative with "non-traditional" universes like that. Particularly as America Chavez gets more developed, since it's kind of her wheelhouse. Would love to see her open a door to the Punch Dimension at some point and fuck somebody up with it.
As much as I was not a fan of this movie I really appreciated the creativity with the magic powers in this movie. The dreamwalking, zombie demon powers, cheesy music fight, wanda moving through reflections, and even the opening fight were all much more creative than most of what dr strange does in other movies. It was something I always hope would improve in every movie he's in so I hope they dont tone him back down after this.
Yes, one explanation for Cyclops' power is that his eyes are a portal to a dimension of energy. "The punch dimension". It was of questionable canon but fans love it.
The general audience ain't ready
Speaking of, I'm surprised Disney hasn't used Power Pack in anything yet. They seem tailor-made for Disney.
This movie being a horror movie is the new "Winter Soldier is actually a 70's political thriller".
I did enjoy the violence and horror moments though. Just think it's funny when ppl exaggerate the genre of these movies.
I did enjoy the violence and horror moments though. Just think it's funny when ppl exaggerate the genre of these movies.
He actually only wiped Peter Parker from everyone's memory. Spider-Man is still a web-slinging vigilante (as evidenced by JJJ's news broadcast after the spell disparaging him for hiding behind a mask, and Happy saying that he knew May through Spider-Man).
I'm assuming that everything involving Spider-Man (his fight in Civil War, his stopping of The Vulture in Homecoming, his fight with Thanos and dusting, his fight with Mysterio, and then his role in stopping the multiversal threats), happens and are all known. It's just that everyone, including the other Avengers, has no idea who's behind the mask.
In their collective memories, any interaction they had with Spider-Man in the past, they only see him in the mask (even if WE saw his face). Since Tony isn't around to corroborate it, I imagine they just assume he went and recruited this masked vigilante in Civil War, and MJ and Ned only recall helping save students with Happy in Far From Home, and MJ probably doesn't recall the conversation she had with Peter on the bridge after he defeated Mysterio. She might vaguely recall meeting Spider-Man, though I have a feeling she has a hard time remembering where she got that black dahlia necklace from…
It's WAY more horror than Winter Soldier is a 70s political thriller though
What was the thing that Rachel McAdams character use to attack soul things attacking Strange body?
Reed is more of a book smart than street smart guy.
People are trashing on Reed for explaining Black Bolt powers and basically telling Wanda how to stop him, even though that's the most Reed shit we've seen in a Marvel movie to date.
Nah, it's more fantasy. Jurassic Park had more horror moments because it had suspense and build up. This is basically cartoonish CGI monsters. There's nothing intense or horrific moments to be horror.
Yeah I just realized that there is even a Variety article about this that I think it's worthy of its own thread.
I could see more gory elements left in the cutting room floor but stuff like killing off Earth 616 Baron Mordo I'm glad it's gone away. Mordo is an excellent character and Ejiofor is just too good to play a jobber and show how powerful Wanda is.
I don't understand how that it's even disputable.
That will be interesting to see Peter and Nick Fury on screen together again. Fury doesn't know Peter but at the same time can easily get the information he needs just like before and know everything about this Peter Parker person.
This is the kind of wackiness I need in the MCU. Music note fight is only the beginning.
It's definitely still a superhero movie, but I'm saying the horror is very much front & center.
Brazier of Bom'Galiath
The Brazier of Bom'Galiath is a relic in possession of the Masters of the Mystic Arts. During his studies at Kamar-Taj, Doctor Strange had come across the Brazier of Bom'Galiath.[1] In 2017, during the fight at the New York Sanctum, Doctor Strange recognized the brazier and attempted to use it...
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What rating was The Phantom Menace? There's even blood! PG movies had full frontal nudity before PG13 was introduced
From the trailers and posters I had the distinct feeling she was going to be a villain, but I thought there was going to be some larger threat, I didn't think she was going to be the primary villain.
But it worked out great.
I disagree. The image of Wanda dressed as a house wife, covered in dried blood, limping towards the heros, because her bare feet were cut by glass, but yet she's still always just behind them, was absolutely a slasher movie moment.
This isn't a horror movie. But Rami's horror influence is seen in this movie throughout many scenes.
This.