Doctor Strange (2016)
Doctor Strange
”A brilliant neurosurgeon seeks mystical arts to heal himself.”
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Benedict Cumberbatch (from the British series 'Sherlock') plays the title character in a movie that brings magic into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With some adaptations and additions, the story of Stephen Strange is very close to the one created in comics by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko: a surgeon who loses the movement of his hands after an accident and, in search of a cure, ends up finding mystical arts. Fun - even though, at this point, the superhero origin movie form is already worn out - 'Doctor Strange' has exciting special effects and is great entertainment.
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While on a journey of physical and spiritual healing, a brilliant neurosurgeon is drawn into the world of the mystic arts.
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