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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Very good overall, story was interesting, characters (and there were a lot), old and new were great, moved along very quickly, lot of edge of seat. Marvel went all out to make this a movie for their most dedicated fan base. There was a lot of cheering when certain obscure characters came on screen as well as nuggets of conversation that I think only Marvel nerds would pick up on. And there were a lot of them in the theater. Speaking of which, it was also a very diverse audience, a veritable melting pot.
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Glad to hear it. I liked the first one a lot, and have seen most of the MCU movies and some of the series. I'll see it eventually.
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In your opinion, would this movie be enjoyable even if you haven’t seen all of the post-Endgame Marvel movies?
We have seen the shows released on Disney+ but haven’t seen any theatrical releases recently (specifically the latest Spider-Man).
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From that point of view, I'd rent/buy the first Doctor Strange before I saw the second if I hadn't seen the first yet. The first Doctor Strange gives his origin story and was pretty stand alone from what I remember. They may have woven this one into the fabric more. But Shaun should be able to provide a better idea.
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Steve has given some good advice, definitely see the first one to give you a foundation. If you like sci-fi/fantasy, you don't have to be a Marvel fan to enjoy the movie. I think it stands on its own in terms of the story. Definitely a fun watch whether you are an MCU fan or not.
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Hah. I was on Storrow one really, really hot summer day. There was construction, totally backed up, Mass-holes being Mass-holes to each other. These two people near me get into a profanity laced shouting match because one would not let the other in. A state cop in his car nearby leaned out the window, and in a pure MA accent shouted, "Hey! Hey! Calm down the both of ya's!" #bostonmoments.
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