I think that was before the credits rolled or at most an early mid-credits scene.
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Correct. The Tony Stark scene ran at the end of the movie proper, not mid credit or end credit.
What Tony Stark scene?
Overall, it was a pretty solid film. The visuals were fantastic, but the narrative was your typical by-the-numbers comic book hero origin tale, but with a weak villain and leading lady.
If there was one actor who was truly wasted in this movie, it was Michael Stuhlbarg.
Overall, it was a pretty solid film. The visuals were fantastic, but the narrative was your typical by-the-numbers comic book hero origin tale, but with a weak villain and leading lady.
If there was one actor who was truly wasted in this movie, it was Michael Stuhlbarg.
At the end of The Incredible Hulk.
Oh that one. Okay.
I enjoyed the film. Gave it a B+. Very different from the usual Marvel films and enjoyed the third act as it was a bit different to usual Marvel third acts.
I also liked the bit where Strange showed anger at having killed someone. Nice to see that in a superhero movie.
I too thought of Rhodey in that car scene. It is being suggested the 22 year old girl struck by lightning may have been a Captain Marvel easter egg:
http://www.cosmicbooknews.com/content/captain-marvel-easter-egg-doctor-strange
I also liked the bit where Strange showed anger at having killed someone. Nice to see that in a superhero movie.
I too thought of Rhodey in that car scene. It is being suggested the 22 year old girl struck by lightning may have been a Captain Marvel easter egg:
http://www.cosmicbooknews.com/content/captain-marvel-easter-egg-doctor-strange
The 3D usage was best I've ever seen. The visuals were a roller-coaster ride, I literally felt dizzy or had vertigo at some scenes. Down-side was, my eyes became very stressed out at all the visual gymnastics they were being forced to perform. By the films end they were streaming tears of exhaustion. Worth it though.
The film itself wasn't the epic, mind blowing experience I was expecting but it was okay. The characters origins are now out of the way leaving the playbook for future installments wide open.
A+
They (IMO) really did a good job of modernizing 'Dr, Strange' and still paying some homage to Steve Ditko and Co. I also love the way they showed Baron Mordo - and his 'turn' at the end was great to see and made sense for the character as presented.
I also loved that they kept the aspect of Strange as a reluctant hero as he learned just what becoming a Socerer in league with the Ancient One entailed - (IE I loved the whole "I'm out!" sequence; as well as him having issues with the fact that he killed someone, etc.
Also, for me, the first post ending 'tag' scene was perfect/hilarious.
They (IMO) really did a good job of modernizing 'Dr, Strange' and still paying some homage to Steve Ditko and Co. I also love the way they showed Baron Mordo - and his 'turn' at the end was great to see and made sense for the character as presented.
I also loved that they kept the aspect of Strange as a reluctant hero as he learned just what becoming a Socerer in league with the Ancient One entailed - (IE I loved the whole "I'm out!" sequence; as well as him having issues with the fact that he killed someone, etc.
Also, for me, the first post ending 'tag' scene was perfect/hilarious.
Not the most thrilling or original superhero movie, but the visuals were pretty good and the action was a lot more clever than anything we've seen in a while. Although I was surprised by how strangely subdued the whole thing felt, given that we're talking about magic and the multiverse. I'm not too familiar with the character, but I still would have expected the movie to be a whole lot more crazy and out there than it was.
Oh, and I continue to find Cumberbatch's "American accent" to be just as weird and distracting as ever. I really wish they would stop making him use it in movies, because it just does not work. Lol
Oh, and I continue to find Cumberbatch's "American accent" to be just as weird and distracting as ever. I really wish they would stop making him use it in movies, because it just does not work. Lol
Haven't seen the movie yet but it is kind of funny about the accent given the liberties they take in casting that they're worried about making Strange American. I don't know the character well but I don't that's a big aspect.
I was reading this article based on an interview with Scott Derickson in EW and they seem to suggest the soldier could not be Rhodes as that section takes place a few years in the past and the film ends in the current MCU timeframe:
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/11/05/doctor-strange-easter-eggs-spoilers
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/11/05/doctor-strange-easter-eggs-spoilers
Yeah maybe some diehard fans might throw a fit, but from what I can see the character would have worked just as well if he was British. And it would have allowed Cumberbatch to seem a whole lot more natural and believable in the role.
Well, the opening has to take place sometime after the first Avengers, as we see Avengers Tower early on.
Apparently some awards on his wall at the beginning of the movie were dated 2016, which very well could mean the colonel with the broken back could be Rhodes despite the director saying he isn't.
Otherwise that means the rest of the movie happens in an incredibly short amount of time with Strange's entire reconvalescence and training happening within 6-9 months or so.
Otherwise that means the rest of the movie happens in an incredibly short amount of time with Strange's entire reconvalescence and training happening within 6-9 months or so.
Despite what's being said, I think the simplest explanation is that the injured Colonel mentioned is the pilot of Hammer's failed prototype. It stands to reason that his injuries would take a long time to recover from, so it's hardly inconceivable that he's still seeking surgical consultations even years later.
For some reason I was thinking they just did the mid-credits scenes instead of the post-credits scenes now.
Isn't Professor X American in the comics too? I think Cumberbatch making Strange English would've been accepted just as smoothly as was Patrick Stewart's English Xavier.
Another timeline given by the director and this time it is the film takes place over roughly a year, which makes more sense:
http://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/doctor-strange-scott-derrickson/
http://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/doctor-strange-scott-derrickson/
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