Why I HATE Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness - VERY Disappointing

Hello and welcome back to a new movie

review. So recently I watched the brand

new Doctor Strange 2: Multiverse of

Madness, and as an avid fan of Marvel and

Doctor Strange, I just had to watch this

movie. Unfortunately, I found it to be

extremely lacking in luster and not quite

up to my standards. After the movie

finished, I just felt really disappointed

and I found the story to be very dull and

boring and uninspired. Also, the

characters in this movie are not very

interesting either. So basically the gist

of the story is there's a crazy woman who

has magic powers and she's really powerful

and strong and she also has children, but

she lost her children in her own

multiverse. And then she has to go to

other multiverses so that she can see her

children again. And then she goes crazy

because she's like a crazy mum who's

mourning the loss of her children, blah,

blah, blah. And then there's this new

character, some girl called America,

which is the dumbest name ever. Every time

they kept saying, we have to save America.

Oh no, what about America? I kept thinking

they were talking about the country

America, and it was just kind of strange.

So this girl America, she has a special

power where she can create a big star in

the air and then traverse to different

multiverses, but she doesn't know how to

control her power. Her power just kind of

randomly activates whenever she's scared,

which is so dumb. And the evil witch mum

woman wants to kidnap America so she can

steal her superpowers so that she can go

to different multiverses and see her

children again. And obviously Doctor

Strange is trying to protect America. You

see how confusing it starts to sound when

I keep saying the name America? Anyway,

so most of the movie it's Doctor Strange

and the girl America trying to get away

from the witch woman, and then the witch

woman trying to find them, and then they

have a fight. And I can kind of see the

angle they're going for. They're trying to

create this sob story for the evil witch

woman. Oh no, she lost her kids, now she

wants to see her kids again, trying to

pull on our heartstrings. But I just found

it very difficult to care about any of the

characters' motives or stories or goals in

the movie. I feel like the same thing

always happens in these Marvel superhero

movies. There's always some kind of

villain, something tragic happened to

them, and for them to fix this tragic

thing that happened to them, they need

some kind of superpower. And this

superpower that they need is usually

guarded by the good characters. I've seen

it so many times in so many different

different movies and films and shows and

games where, where the villain needs to

steal the good character's abilities and

powers. It's such a boring concept for a

storyline, and I've seen it so many times.

So Doctor Strange and the girl have to

escape from the evil witch woman by going

through different multiverses until they

eventually arrive at one where they get

captured because they're really dumb and

they drank tea. They drink this tea which

makes them go unconscious, and then they

get captured and put into a glass box.

It's so stupid. Never drink tea that's

just given to you by strangers. There

could be anything inside of it. So they

get captured and Doctor Strange gets taken

to the Illuminati, which is such an

unoriginal name to name some kind of

special group that's supposed to be in

charge of everything. And the Illuminati

just basically consists of a bunch of

superheroes, half of which I didn't even

know existed. And Professor X, Charles

Xavier, is also one of them. And whilst

they're trying to decide the fate of

Doctor Strange, the magic witch woman

appears out of nowhere, manages to

teleport into that multiverse, and then

she comes to hunt down and look for

America the Girl. So 4 members of the

Illuminati, they go to fight the witch

woman. They all get destroyed in pretty

hilarious ways. I have to say it was quite

entertaining watching the guy who shoots

out things from his mouth get his mouth

stitched up, and then he shoots his own

beam into the back of his head and blows

up his brain. That's quite funny. And I

was kind of surprised that this level of

gore and brutality existed in a Marvel

superhero movie, which I thought was

supposed to be for kids. But I quite

enjoyed that. And I also found it pretty

funny when the stretchy guy from Fantastic

Four gets pulled apart like cheese string

by the evil witch woman. That was pretty

good. And I have to say, most of the movie

I was actually rooting for the evil witch

woman instead of the good guy characters,

because the good guy characters are so

lame and so boring and so predictable.

And then the evil witch woman has a final

showdown with the female Captain America.

I don't know why she's a woman in this

multiverse, but I guess that's the

multiverse for you. They can just do

anything they want to and then just say,

oh, but it's a different universe and here

the characters are slightly different.

It's like an alternative universe. I

really hate this whole multiverse concept

is such a cop-out because it just gives

them such an easy way to create an

infinite amount of side characters and new

stories and just make any kind of changes

to the storyline whenever they want to,

however they want to, and just justify it

by saying, oh, it's a different universe,

it's a different multiverse. I just feel

like the multiverse concept cheapens the

death of any character because if a

character dies in one universe, it doesn't

really feel like it matters because

there's like an infinite amount of

alternate versions of them existing in

different multiverses, so you never really

feel sad if one of them dies. So it just

makes all of the fighting scenes kind of

pointless because you don't really care

about the outcome. For example, in Game of

Thrones, every time a character died in

that, it really felt like a big shock

because you knew that that character would

never come back again. He's gone for good.

People had their favorite characters in

Game of Thrones and they were rooting for

them and crossing their fingers hoping

that they would be safe, and then they'll

just be utterly shocked when they get

brutally killed off. And because you knew

that none of the characters were very

safe, there wasn't like this invincible

plot armor that all of them had, you felt

like you were on the edge of your seat

when you were watching Game of Thrones.

There was this tension that built up, but

you just don't really get the same feeling

when you're watching Doctor Strange or any

kind of Marvel movie really, because

you've got the multiverse and it doesn't

really matter how many times they die,

they just seem to come back. In general,

I find the characters of Doctor Strange to

be pretty flat and dull. He just doesn't

really have much of a personality. He's a

very stiff and serious kind of character.

His emotions seem to range from being

mildly irritated to just looking kind of

bored. The only interesting thing about

him is when he fights, and his spells and

the kind of abilities and attacks he uses

are quite visually entertaining. So most

of the time you just want him to shut up

and just do some fighting. But it does get

a bit boring after a while when you start

to realize he's just moving his hands

around and making funny signs, and then

orange things appear out of nowhere and

then fly at the enemy and do some kind of

physics thing. So the ending of the movie,

there's a final showdown between the evil

witch woman, and Doctor Strange comes back

as a zombie, and he now has a new power

where he can control ghosts. And guess

what? America the girl has finally

understood how to control her powers.

Just in the nick of time. How convenient.

And she manages to use her star thing to

be able to fight against Evil Witch Woman,

but it's not strong enough. So she creates

a portal to the multiverse where her kids

are, and then her kids see the Evil Witch

Woman as an evil witch instead of as their

mother. And then the Evil Witch Woman gets

sad and then decides to collapse the tower

on top of herself. I just feel like the

ending was a bit weird, how the Evil Witch

Woman just suddenly realizes that she's

evil It's like she just completely

abandoned her plans, her mission to get

back with her children, just because her

children in one multiverse saw her as how

she really is. Why didn't she just go to

another multiverse where her kids haven't

seen her as an evil witch woman yet? But

no, she just suddenly decides to stop

being evil, and then it just makes the

whole film feel like it was a complete

waste of time because she just changed her

mind so easily. And then Doctor Strange

takes America to the training temple place

where she starts her training. To do the

spinny glowy portal opening things. And

that's pretty much it. America as a

character isn't very interesting at all.

She's kind of annoying as well, and the

whole movie story just felt kind of boring

and very unoriginal. So unfortunately, I

cannot recommend this movie, and I would

have to give it a score of 4 out of 10.