Director:
Scott DerricksonCámara:
Ben DavisMúsica:
Michael GiacchinoReparto:
Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rachel McAdams, Benedict Wong, Mads Mikkelsen, Tilda Swinton, Michael Stuhlbarg, Benjamin Bratt, Scott Adkins (más)Streaming (3)
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El doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) es un reputado neurocirujano de Nueva York. Todo lo que tiene de brillante y talentoso, lo tiene también de arrogante y vanidoso. Tras sufrir un terrible accidente de coche, sus manos quedan dañadas, cosa que arruina por completo su carrera. Después de varias intervenciones quirúrgicas de su colega, el doctor Nicodemus West (Michael Stuhlbarg), las manos de Stephen Strange consiguen recuperar su movilidad parcial, pero no la suficiente pericia como para volver a operar. Después de estos dramáticos sucesos, y de tener que abandonar definitivamente su profesión, Stephen Strange decide realizar un viaje de sanación al Himalaya que le cambiará la vida. Alejándose de la medicina tradicional, buscará una nueva cura para su lesión. Será entonces cuando conozca a El Anciano (Tilda Swinton), quien le enseñará que el mundo en el que vive es una realidad entre muchas. Descubrirá así un mundo oculto de dimensiones mágicas, y durante su entrenamiento con el maestro místico se revelarán sus poderes psíquicos, como la telepatía, la proyección astral o el teletransporte, que utilizará para combatir al mal. (Disney España)
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Evropskými i Hollywoodskými hvězdami posetá bajka o tom, jak se z nabubřelého lékaře stal pokorný kouzelník. A nemohu říct, že by mě ta bajka nějak zvláště oslovila a bavila, jelikož toho mnoho nenabídla. Pomohla mi však zase o něco více pochopit Avengers: Infinity war a za to jsem vděčný. A Rachel a Madse vidím rád kdykoli a v jakémkoli snímku.
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Gran elenco. Nepal mágico. Imponentemente actualizado, visualmente cautivador doblando la realidad de Origen. Pero respecto a la historia, vuelve a ser la misma que x veces antes.
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The refuted skepticism that this cinematic sect has nothing more to offer doesn't make me scream with excitement. This is because the Doctor becomes a magician as if by a magic wand being used, and he also loses a lot in contact fights (despite Adkins' presence), and the villains didn’t have to be so generic. Yet there hasn't been a comic book movie this light-footed in years. It made do with a focused creator and a willingness to come up with a novel protagonist who, once integrated into the team-up game, for whom I don't predict a brighter future, even if Cumberbatch pulls charisma in from every dimension.
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I'll admit I didn't have much faith in this movie. Mysticism and stuff like that passes me by, Benedict Cumberbatch is starting to bore me, and I wasn't that interested in another origin stry, but Doctor Strange surprised me. Very pleasantly. Cumberbatch fits the role perfectly, and even though he practically never leaves the screen, he's great as the arrogant doctor, the broken man, and ultimately the superhero. And thanks to him, you don’t even mind the classically understated villain so much, and this time the other characters played by Mads Mikkelsen and Chiwetel Ejiofor deserve more space. But the main star this time is without a doubt Scott Derrickson, who managed to turn the film into an audiovisual orgy (OK, Michael Giacchino's music helps him a lot) and make each action scene different from the previous one. Only towards the end it was maybe a bit too much. Doctor Strange is again a step in a slightly different direction and into places the other Marvel movies didn't even venture. And it works, again, and if Stephen Strange is going to replace Tony Stark as the leader of the entire MCU, I'm not worried about the future of the brand. The character and his representative are up to it without a shadow of a doubt.
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I’ve switched several times between three and four stars, and maybe not for the last time. Doctor Strange is a nice and fun comic-book ride that stands out mostly with its visuals; the way they bend reality is beautiful to watch. It’s very playful and clever, and those scenes have so many moving parts that if I tried to visualise something like that in my head, my brain would jump out of it. But other than that, it’s your classic Marvel flick with a lacklustre villain. Don’t they have anyone interesting in their whole universe, other than Loki? It’s pathetic already. And Ejiofor won’t pull it out in the potential sequel, either; the origin of the new villain has a pretty hollow motivation. A very important argument for the lower rating is also the total lack of explanation about the rules and limits of the world in the film. I fear that when Strange joins the rest of the Avengers, it will be such a mess that will bury everything.
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