Movie star:- 🌟🌟🌟

  In Marvel Studios' "The Strange Doctor in the multiverse Madness," the MCU opens the Multiverse and furthers its boundaries than ever before. a trip to an unknown place with Dr. Strange, who, with the help of mysterious invaders, young and old, broke through the different mind-blowing and dangerous truths of the Multiverse in order to defeat a new strange enemy.

 The Success of the Strange Doctor in the Various Madness is not a small part because of the games. There is no bad character in the band, but Elizabeth Olsen always reminds us how she can easily transform into a capital-a-Actor like Wanda Maximoff.

 At the time, Xochitl Gomez did an excellent job of bringing America Chavez to the MCU and left us hoping to see more of his personality in the future, while Rachel McAdams styleed with formerly unemployed Christine Palmer. Well, Benedict Cumberbatch was as good as ever.

It was Danny Elfman, so it really isn't surprising that he ruled. But a wonderful rule came. From the notes of various themes that come as low tones as the characters play, to the orchestra following the whiplash of Raimi's narrative, to the real musical battle (yes, you read that right), whichever of the student I will use as writing music for the foreseeable future. Multiverse of Madness costs an entry fee just to hear points and see them at work.

 Raimi's first entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a mistake, to be sure, but it still holds the tone I would like to see further as the vote continues to emerge. Grief is almost worth the Strange Doctor film, or I hope the script is too strong for the next spin. I will not waste anything, but I can say that another dialogue is similar to Moonfall’s (a rate that only applies to 15 people who have seen Moonfall’s, but it is the same). If you have the likes of Olsen, Cumberbatch, and McAdams who can really make these lines work, it might be time for a change or two.

 Given that Feige was focused on giving indie filmmakers the keys to the van at every turn, limiting their cultural freedom to their program - with the exception of Taika Waititi and Chloe Zhao, their voices were strong enough to break through the MCU's ugly fence. - - it is interesting to see the interaction of the myth in its cultural style that we all know and love. Raimi has never made a scary point since I Dragged to Hell in 2009 and feels his need to explode, as he drives with as much shock as possible inside the MCU. Whenever allowed, Raimi's visual style raises a very important point. He uses the same techniques as cross and overlap in the layout and the gun structure is made up of fast dronesways and rotating camera sensors.
 . It just comes out in style. It's like 77 Raimi's experience, which is great because that's the highest chance a filmmaker will get for a Marvel film.
With Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) - now a full-time Scarlet Witch - set to film the film, Raimi uses her as the creator of her terrific rhythms. There are a number of situations where he walks full of Evil Dead on the move, performing some of the scariest jumps. The physical figure during his fury is as vicious as we can get into a film like this, and Raimi enjoys reuniting the horrible old families to make him a terrible enemy of Strange.
 The sequence of action in the last part of the movie is fun enough, if not new. That musical battle between the two of Dr. Strange combines the popularity of fine art, imagery, and sound design to give it one of the most iconic combat scenes in MCU history. That is followed by that Darkhold home building where Strange has some of that thing to stop Agony before the Christmas configuration that involves his body. I couldn't help but pay attention to the fact that the batons were going crazy in a row. Had Kevin Feige given the same freedom to other filmmakers in the macrocosm list. But as they say with great creativity it is great.

What people say about this movie:-

(1) Sam Raimi definitely put a panic in this action film. The Strange Doctor of All Madness is darker and more violent than any of the previous MCU films, which can be considered powerful. However, I felt like there wasn’t enough diversity and maybe even the most insane madness. Aside from the exciting visuals, the plot is chaotic, and the simulation and dialogue are incompatible. This movie is a form of entertainment, but it's too good to be true.
(2) The plot is very weak - the worst of the film - but the text is also very wrong with some strange and inexplicable writing decisions. There are some fun shots - some Dutch angles and cool POV - but this sounds like a silly long film just 2 hours long. It’s like watching an action move from one episode to another in a lifeless way as you walk through a boring universe with lots of frustrated conversations. I don’t get the point of the whole story of this whole world and the consequences - surprisingly if we think Elfman - is doing very ordinary things. I will not lie: I am very excited to see Eternals, Captain Marvel or Wonder Woman. 1984 in addition to this.
(3) This was not what I expected. It started well and I thought: Okay, here we go. But that did not last long. Then there was a riot and it broke up. It went everywhere and nowhere. Because you could not follow it logically. I will not give spoilers. I will just say I am very disappointed. And when I passed the half-hour mark, I thought of getting out. This film deserved a better script and a much better director. Raimi was not the best choice for Dr. Strange's film.
with imdb.
Although people have a mixed opinion about this movie still the film can do well.