Kevin Feige

La vida del Dr. Stephen Strange cambia para siempre tras un accidente automovilístico que le deja muy malheridas sus manos. Cuando la medicina tradicional falla, se ve obligado a buscar esperanza y una cura en un lugar impensable: una comunidad aislada en Nepal llamada Kamar-Taj. Rápidamente descubre que éste no es sólo un centro de recuperación, sino también la primera línea de una batalla en contra de fuerzas oscuras y ocultas empeñadas en destruir nuestra realidad. En poco tiempo, Strange, armado con sus poderes mágicos recientemente adquiridos, se ve obligado a elegir entre volver a su antigua vida de riqueza y prestigio o dejarlo todo, para defender el mundo como el mago más poderoso del planeta.… (meer)

The weakest Phase Three movie to date, but this stems mostly from it being stuck being one out of the only two that are centred around origin stories. The superhero origin story formula is trite at this point (as Marvel well knows), and not aided by nonsense like setting the entire film in a single year, rather than taking advantage of the film's structure enabling them to start Strange's origin many years before. Twenty years ago, this would have been a stellar film, but now, it is a bit too familiar to be properly memorable. It also struggles a lot with the recurring MCU problem of the underdeveloped villain -- I would happily have all these films be twenty minutes longer if they would spend all twenty on the villains so I'd actually invest in them while watching and maybe even remember them a year or two later. But that's where its issues end -- it's charming, funny, well-acted and, considering its origin story nature, even rather well plotted. So with its weaknesses well established in my expectations, I'd not be surprised if, over time and further rewatches, this movie might squeeze up to four full stars for me. Edit: I enjoyed the last rewatch rather a lot, so I believe it now has.… (meer)