Everything GREAT About Doctor Strange!

[@sim.frischh9781]

"It´s Strange" "Maybe, who am i to judge" Without question one of the best conversations in the entire MCU.

[@linusdn2777]

Wrong

[@sarahdausch4490]

That’s strange “It’s Doctor Strange”

[@sim.frischh9781]

@Alexander Supertramp Sorry, "one of the best" by MY sense of humor.

[@tomf3150]

- Hello, I'm the doctor. -Doctor who ? - Precisely. You are ? - Strange. - Shut up ! - I know...

[@alexnelson9830]

I'll do you one better, why is Gamora I am ironman. there is no one best line. all of them are amazing

[@SquidOSpace]

The cloak is my favorite character.

[@azzahrahanamayindra7253]

Same!!

[@JustElleYapping]

@@azzahrahanamayindra7253 I'm also a Hufflepuff and I'm proud of being one but why the uwu

[@SpairM]

Levi is amazing

[@sarahgraham1443]

Omg yes

[@demonspawn5797]

“DIE BLANKET OF DEATH!!!” -Drax

[@glazednephrite]

When Strange said that he could keep losing, it reminded me of how Cap always said he could do (whatever) all day

[@SailorDee]

[*heavy sigh*] “yeah, yeah.. I know”

[@glazednephrite]

Deewatter XDDD

[@ranwolf7650]

I can do this all eternity...

[@NoobsailerRBH]

You mean do **this** all day?

[@sarahdausch4490]

I can comment this all day...

[@q-tek8349]

How about a win for the most unique way to defeat a villian ever?

[@wowdogememe1541]

I think ragnarok stole that title

[@scragar]

@@wowdogememe1541 Nah, Ragnarok has a pretty unique ending(destroying Asgard to destroy the villain who draws her power from Asgard), but trapping the big bad in a time loop until he agrees to leave you alone is still a more creative way to win.

[@wowdogememe1541]

@@scragar I was talking about the destroyed every thing he knew and loved and become a thing he hated to be

[@matejcevnik7362]

@@scragar how is that unique lmao

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Coming back again from the dead also .

[@dyedshirt3206]

win: the foreshadowing!! i love how you can barely hear kaecilius say "hypocrite" during the first fight with the ancient one. i love how the cape sways as doctor strange walks by it. i love that in the beginning of the movie, the camera focuses on stephen's hands a lot, showing how truely hopeless he feels when they're no longer as functional.

[@PhoenyxRysing]

You might want to take a closer look a the book Stan Lee reads in his cameo ;)

[@romdan7136]

mmmm.......no, Kaecilius screams it. Both the other ones are right tho.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Doctor Strange: If he can’t beat you, he’ll make you rage quit.

[@ryanford722]

Gamer wisdom

[@Notconceitedjustbetterthanyou]

@@ryanford722 delete your account wisdom

[@TheKazragore]

Wait so _Doctor Strange_ is Noobmaster69?

[@natyoboi5191]

@@TheKazragore lmao that's a pretty good thought

[@xmkraze4628]

Yup that's how it's now... :(

[@cyji1286]

Thor's alcoholic drink that keeps refilling is a reference to the Nordic heaven, Valhalla. In Valhalla drinks magically replenish themselves. I loved that they put that in as a subtle nod to Thor being of Nordic origins.

[@geebeedee9509]

CyJi Yet he was so confused. How did the beer just refill????

[@johnfraire6931]

NormalPerson "They have this here on earth TOO? I'm NEVER leaving now!"

[@L16htW4rr10r]

John Fraire I can totally imagine Thor thinking the same way

[@bookwormmmmim1159]

Can’t you see Thor randomly go there? Then see the magical refilling drinks? Then always going back there?

[@batt3ryac1d]

Loki is in Valhalla now tho :(

[@lowqualitysleep]

Journalist: "You'd make a great Dr. Strange!" Ben: "Doctor who?" Journalist: "That too."

[@Zip-id7pm]

TheSammiPuppy Yes

[@sonicfire65]

TheSammiPuppy yes

[@kiwi9547]

TheSammiPuppy yes

[@zieracgardenia7342]

Yes.

[@jamescaldwell2592]

kindacloudiey Yes.

[@sapphireshores6112]

You forgot to win the part where Dr. Strange literally ANNOYS A VILLAIN INTO GIVING UP.

[@JapethSierra]

It's such a fucking vibe

[@RacingSnails64]

I can't believe Strange did the same strategy as Sans in the evil route of Undertale

[@Xavier-cv2vw]

@@RacingSnails64 Sadly, sans did not have the time stone.

[@salem-01]

I’d quit too

[@JoshSweetvale]

Undertale

[@professionalmemeenthusiast2117]

Strange: "Dormammu I've come to bargain" Dormammu, 3 hours later: "This has been the worst trade deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever."

[@dtulip1]

Until BREXIT Yes I went there :P

[@SapphireSeahorse494]

you mean 1000 years later?

[@noahthompson6753]

Dormmammu , George Lucas has come to bargain

[@austinelder4532]

My ONLY complaint with the 'I've come to Bargain" Scene, is that they didn't show any loops of Strange just being insufferably chummy with Dormammu. "Hey Dormy!" "How's it going, Dorm-meister!" "So about that bargain?" Strange has this unfathomably powerful eldritch abomination exactly where he wants him, and has been through thousands, if not millions of loops. At some point he'd probably be desensitized to the deaths, and act all casual with Dormammu repeatedly killing him, just to further annoy him into giving up.

[@IkeOkerekeNews]

That's kind of stupid, and out of character for Strange.

[@Corviidei]

It would be funny, but maybe more of a Tony thing to do. I dunno if Strange would sacrifice that much of his dignity.

[@silversuper3]

“Dormammu! I’ve come to bargain! Yeah-“

[@martinmaynard7669]

Old comment, but my understanding of that scene was Dormammu was outside of the time perspective and so could remember and experience each individual time loop where as strange was the "first" iteration meaning he had not experienced the previous time loops. I think he just knew that he had Dormammu, a timeless being, bound by time.

[@mandurrudnam7632]

@@martinmaynard7669 a very interesting idea, i didnt even think of that

[@Plutoniumcontrolrod]

When you realize the time loop scene canonically lasted 1000 years

[@theinimitablejora522]

It... It what

[@envri]

Well if you count Thor’s entire backstory maybe about 9000

[@TrickedGecko327]

How?

[@envri]

LightningGecko327 it’s technically cannon that the entire phase 1-3 is called the infinity saga since it’s a time loop

[@TrickedGecko327]

Dwayne Frosty but what makes anything a time loop other than the Doctor Strange scene? Also, what makes it last 1000 years? I’m not being mean, I’m genuinely confused

[@robertmoorhead2406]

Strange being willing to lose, and not only lose once but lose forever to keep the bad guy from winning, is the ultimate culmination of his character arc, starting as a Doctor who never loses

[@matthieumukwege3675]

Iron Wookiee Doctor Who *never loses*

[@mudflap1264]

Dun dun dun dun. 1, 2 3, 4. 1, 2, 3,4. 1, 2, 3, 4.

[@zuzoscorner]

oh good you save one world..what stopping hm from devouring another out of thousands of inhabited worlds though?

[@puckerings]

Save an entire world, get shit on because there might be other planets to save? Really? He's the protector of Earth, not the entire universe.

[@gummybearchewy5444]

puckerings not to mention that he also saved every single individual on that world.

[@Astrithor]

Bargain, I've come to dormammu

[@waterlemonandfriends]

This is an underrated comment.

[@demonitised4942]

Want Do you what

[@rbzuuka7948]

dormammu, to bargain i have come

[@festethephule7553]

The game has changed...!

[@demonitised4942]

Yoda cameo in the mcu

[@CountSpartula]

Strange forgot that the oath of "First, do no harm" wasn't referring to people in general. It refers to the patient, those who are ill and need treatment. Do no harm to the patient(s). A Doctor is therefore fully able to kick someone's ass to the best of their ability without violating that oath.

[@nemasisdemarini8339]

The problem wasn't really that he hurt him, and more that he killed him.

[@nemasisdemarini8339]

@ela robinsin I can't tell if you mean me, or not. And if so, why?

[@nemasisdemarini8339]

@ela robinsin okay, cool.

[@rolan4dezwinz381]

Don’t you hurt a patient when you’re curing their affliction or doing surgery?

[@CountSpartula]

@@rolan4dezwinz381 Not really because the goal is not to harm, its to fix an issue knowing you can also fix the necessary damage you caused to be able to fix the root issue.

[@emmajkson7016]

Dr.Strange: Dormamau, I’ve come to bargain. Some time later Dr.Strange: Thanos, I’ve come to bargain. Thanos: Oh shi..

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Dornammu , I ' ve come to bargain .

[@GrilledCheese_Master]

Bargain, I’ve come to Thanos

[@micahgennezareth]

Dormammu, I have come to die! No, you have come to bargai.....wait....WWAAAAAHHHH!!!!!

[@penguin4863]

Issue with that is thanos would be stronger than dormamu cause he would have the stones which created dormamu

[@jotardothegreat]

Lmao this comment is underrated

[@dontfeedthetrolls9798]

I like the jokes as part of the movie. Not because they're super-funny, but because they illustrate Strange's character at that moment. In the beginning of the movie he's unable to have a conversation that doesn't revolve around his career (or musical trivia--which is still just him showing off). After the accident, he can't find joy or amusement in anything. At the end of the movie, he's more settled but also more serious. During that set of scenes, however, he's falling into the student role. He's no longer obsessing over his career or his injury, but he doesn't have the weight of the world on his shoulders yet. He's playful and relaxed and even kind of dorky--it also gives you some insight into how he probably was as a younger man when he first started studying medicine. It also doesn't bother me that they aren't better for more than a slight chuckle because that's one thing that separates him from Tony Stark, who is constantly quipping--particularly since the two characters bear a striking resemblance to begin with. In fact, I find the jokes kind of humanizing. He only occasionally gets a really funny zinger, and that somewhat breaks the cliche that really smart people are also really witty.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Doctor Strange took the wittiness and charms of Tony Stark but kept away the egotism .

[@jonaszprzybycien6545]

@@filimongalogavros5301 most accurate character description xD

[@GrilledCheese_Master]

I’m not reading that whole thing

[@louminouz]

Don't Feed The Trolls but you gotta admit the ‘Mr Doctor’ joke is just reaaallyy bad.

[@accountmm7443]

@@louminouz what? that's my favorite one

[@Reza00159]

Benedict is really good with acting and doing his actions as a voice actor. I remember watching a video about how Benedict was the VA for Smaug. He would move around ACTUALLY act out his actions as a dragon during his recording. It was amazing. They even based Smaug's actions and movements after Benedict. Recorded him and used his movements for Smaug.

[@gabriellealtman]

Yeah, they used motion capture I think? Which is a cool way to turn real physical performances into digital ones. They usually record the dialogue at the same time as the facial motions to express the character properly. The actors have limited props and set, with no costumes, so they have to create the character and setting entirely on their own. Really cool stuff.

[@SunScourge]

I always thought Wong laughed at the 'the warnings come after the spells' thing because the book was written right to left and Strange read it the wrong way. =P

[@TrickedGecko327]

SunScourge Is that not the reason he laughed?

[@carolmarques4520]

You actually forget the most amazing scene in Doctor Strange. "Whos laughing now, ASSHOLE" I just love that

[@berengustav7714]

YES!!

[@daud3659]

Doctor Strange is probably the best stand-alone marvel movie imo

[@peppersych6127]

Of course. That’s why we’re here.

[@madtitan0825]

It holds a special place with ant man for me, best stand alone film is still Winter Soldier for me

[@alejandrorivas4585]

Easily the best since the first Iron Man

[@nolandavis1129]

The Spider-Man films are my favorite Stand Alones

[@monojuice]

Buddha too early for me to say but I’d definitely put Strange in 3rd place I’m stand alone films behind Cap America and Spider-Man (Sorry Iron Man)

[@samseloo4962]

Cinema sins and cinema wins should make a collab video where they argue between the points.

[@H3llboundHero]

Tamriel Scholar so much yes!

[@soldiernomxd4951]

Tamriel Scholar Yea they totally should !

[@rorycharlesworthington]

Yasss!!!!

[@drgxiii]

Holy shit, that is the best idea I ever heard.

[@exqueue3813]

Sins and wins pointed many of the same things.

[@sophia-ol1nt]

Can we just appreciate that Strange put a human spine together bone by bone?

[@alexejvecera6317]

?

[@alecchristiaen4856]

"also, this face" Mordo's expression translates to: "You think?!"

[@peppersych6127]

“No shit, Sherlock.”

[@patrickgracias5782]

Pepper Sych lmao literally

[@mellennia9]

@@peppersych6127 Perfection

[@jasperlee2295]

[visible concern]

[@gopherbarney8707]

I just finished re-watching it, I haven't seen a single video where anybody mentions how kaecilius calls the Ancient One a hypocrite in the opening scene at the time we don't know why he's calling her such but the whole scene is foreshadowing for when strange finds out that she uses dark magic

[@FallenOne669]

I actually don't think it matters how long Strange was trained, because he never becomes a Master Sorcerer. Yes, the Ancient One calls him Master Strange, but that's only because he defended the Sanctum Sanctorum. In all of his fights, he gets his ass handed to him in magic, and the Time Manipulation was really just the Eye of Agammotto (Not sure if I'm spelling that right). Plus, even in their first meeting, the Ancient One says he's gifted.

[@Flaris]

Yeah. He improves obviously from knowing nothing, but he has a long way to go. Things worked out because the cloak helped him, he got a bit lucky, and leaned on an Infinity Stone. He has a long way to go before becoming the Sorcerer Supreme. And the movie dates events pretty well. If speculation is right then his accident occurs around the time of Iron Man 2. So he has from that point to Infinity War to develop his skills enough for what is coming.

[@DatAsianGuy]

yep, the movie also never ended with him becoming Sorcerer Supreme and that's what I'm asking myself, who is sorcerer supreme now or to be more specific who decides next to the ancient one who the next sorcerer supreme is?

[@Sefoskiii]

FlareKnight I think it's been confirmed that the film takes place in 2016. You can see the Avengers tower in the film before the accident. www.cinemablend.com/news/1582629/when-in-the-mcu-does-doctor-strange-take-place Not sure how reliable this source is but why exactly would they lie about this information?

[@Sefoskiii]

Takahashi Sora They wouldn't just put in the Avengers tower if it didn't fit in with the timeline. That would be stupid and confusing. Easter egg or not, the film does take place after the first Avengers film. Plus, if I'm not mistaken, people have said that they saw an award in Strange's house that had the date "2016" on it. So there's that.

[@Sefoskiii]

Takahashi Sora Yes, probably. He wasn't exactly the Sorcerer Supreme during the events of the film, so a year of training would make sense when you look at how much he got his ass kicked. Plus, I feel like I remember Feige or someone over at Marvel saying that the film takes place over the span of a year.

[@kabobawsome]

I love the trope dodge of when Strange asked about Kaecilius. In most stories, the wizards would try to hide their dark mistakes, but it makes way more sense for them to use him as a cautionary tale of what can consume you if you aren't careful.

[@marsultor8336]

One thing I think you might have missed is that the ending of this movie sets Strange up to be the single most experienced combat sorcerer in existence. Depending on how many times he died he would have had thousands, possibly even millions of life or death sparring sessions with Dormammu. That kind of intense practise and motivation is going make someone real good real fast.

[@westont98]

Finally someone said it in these comments. Everyone says they don't understand how at the end he's the "Master of The Mystic Arts" Doctor Strange, but this is why. Hundreds, if not THOUSANDS of deaths over many years in that time loop, he retained all that knowledge and all those new magic techniques he learned, making him "The Master of The Mystic Arts" in what seems to be no time. It's the perfect explanation to how he's so good at magic when we see him again in Ragnarok and even more so in Infinity War.

[@dudeman7738]

@@westont98 He doesnt remember his experience only Dormammu knew because hes Omnipotent.

[@TheKazragore]

It really shows in Infinity War where he manages (albeit briefly) to hold his own against 4 Infinity Stones.

[@OTDinosaurScrubs]

Dude man he remembers because of the time loop

[@WakenerOne]

DUDE! You missed a Win! 3:52--the password "Shamballa" carries not only the meanings one might expect of the word, but it is also a reference to the first Doctor Strange graphic novel, "Into Shamballa." A subtle nod to longtime fans of the character like this is ALWAYS a win!

[@jaybishop8552]

WakenerOne Cool! Thanks for the info. I felt there was some hidden meaning behind that.

[@MChedderbeef]

WakenerOne Good catch!

[@Redstorm1554]

Shamballa is also the name given to the rumoured mystical monastery in the Himalayas.

[@jonhawk117]

Also when Strange's ex say's "A weirder way." Is a reference to the story line going on when the film was out, The Way of Weird.

[@batt3ryac1d]

I wonder if Kamer taj and K'un Lun are linked in some wat

[@wesleyr.6004]

When I saw this with my dad, he paused the movie at the ER scene, and said, and I quote, “And this, kids, is why you don’t ego and drive.”

[@LEE-337]

I'm still waiting on a CinemaSins / Wins crossover where the counter goes up and down like crazy! I'm sure it'll be epic. Make it so.

[@CrazyHand7894]

I'm only worried to have another sin counter dying. One was enough.

[@struanpeat5116]

Lee Bays *bump*

[@refgarnet3022]

Toxic Fox true

[@songohan5960]

Lee Bays What If It Happens For Infinity War

[@waterlemonandfriends]

It would actually be really cool if they did that for Infinity War, the world's greatest crossover reviewed by KZbin's greatest crossover!

[@cestlezooicimw]

Everything great with Doctor Strange : 16:16min Everything wrong with doctor strange : 16:11min I see this as an absolute win

[@xdsmile5359]

Doctor Strange really love Bannerhulk.

[@Voxellotl]

@@monochromeutopia it's ze reel streng

[@sdsdfdu4437]

Balanced, as all things should be

[@robynguzman3276]

Journalist: "You'd make a great Dr. Strange!" Ben: "Doctor who?" Journalist: "That too."

[@darthgamer9468]

It's not 16:16! I do not get why you say that instead of 16:04.

[@hishamzaza174]

This movie is honestly in my top 5 mcu movies ever alongside Thor:Ragnarok.

[@greencertifiedweb]

Me too. Rounding it out are the Guardians of the Galaxy and not sure I have a 5th.

[@jaspr1999]

I've commented on your video previously and said how much I enjoy it. What I didn't mention is why I love the Doctor Strange movie. The loss of his hands and by extension his entire world that he spends everything he has in attempts to get it back hit very close to home for me. The anger and frustration, just the rage that targets everyone around him are very close to what I went through losing the use of my legs. You make peace with it or you don't, either way, it IS your new reality and you must learn to work within the confines of the new reality. Some minutes, hours, days, or weeks are harder than others with reminders all around you of what you can no longer do. Doctor Strange shows this as well as it can in the time allotted. The "magic" I learned is very simple, helping people who ended up in my situation. To me, the movie is basically a mystical form of doing the same. Your Wins doesn't cover this as you have no reason to, but to me adding my experiences to the story, there are SO many Wins to add to your counter. Thank you again for your channel! I very my appreciate every one of your reviews!

[@ravioli8906]

A lot of marvel movies are repetitive and don't provide much new stuff, but this movie was so unique and I love it.

[@jasperyou2322]

jaspr1999 is

[@madalenalopez9297]

autistic pancreas yeah. Dr stranges story is more unique than most.

[@brooklynbeaumont4080]

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[@brooklynbeaumont4080]

jaspr1999 yy

[@FilmmakingSock]

A bargaining Montage is the fastest way to defeating Dormamu.

[@mywither7878]

TruFactFilms Yuppor

[@theweakestbrazilianmale3398]

The mystic art of the deal

[@filimongalogavros5301]

A bargaining montage is the fastest way to prepare the confeontation with Dormammu .

[@ifanprasetyoaji5454]

Yet, it took years

[@h-bitgraphics3858]

Ding

[@thelonelydragon8768]

Producers: How amazingly confusing and astonishing should the magic CGI be? Strange: Y E S.

[@hollyhickman5575]

I love how whenever Mads Mikkelsen is in a movie CinemaWins always finds a way to put in a cannibal and/or Hannibal reference.

[@sophiecooper3624]

Same Also Mads Mikkelsen is always a win

[@viam14]

@@sophiecooper3624 always.

[@Avarn388]

Let me be clear; I do love this movie. As a diehard Doctor Strange fan, I was super excited to see him in this movie. And Bendict Cumberbatch was perfect. But I have some qualms with it. For starters, I felt like the movie needed to be a bit longer. Strange's training I felt was a bit too abridged. Yeah, there was character development, but the movie as a result of that shortened runtime did a lot of telling instead of showing. Also, the magic, while I loved it; I really wanted to see Strange's alliterations. Also, the Vishanti would have been nice. But as for the positives: Benedict Wong was amazing as Wong. I did like Tilda Swinton and Ejitofor's take on the Ancient One and Mordo. Mordo especially as he is being set up as a cool antagonist. And boy the visuals looked good. But what makes me love this movie is the ending. The ending is by far one of the most creative endings I have seen in a superhero film. I'm not shocked as Dan Harmon punched up this screenplay and I could see his influence with this ending. Not only is a creative way to resolve the threat, but also fits perfectly with Doctor Strange in that when dealing with powerful forces, he uses his head as opposed to his might. Overall, I do enjoy this movie and like First Avenger, I see it as a stepping stone to greater things. Score: 85/100.

[@Avarn388]

That said, I do think that Strange in Ragnarok was a lot better. I liked Strange in this movie, but Ragnarok Strange to me kept more in line with what I knew from Strange in the comics: this quirky, knowledgable man of the mystic arts.

[@Corviidei]

Neil to be fair he must have had a lot of practice sparring with Dormommu (?) in that time loop

[@matejcevnik7362]

Because 8/10 or 8,5 out of 10 is too normal

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Benedict Cumbernatch tries to stay focused and honest . He is wise in that his desire does not transcend his mind .

[@hiccuphufflepuff176]

Doctor meets Doctor: [holds out hand] "Strange." [shakes it] "Charmed." "Doctor Charmed?" "No, just Doctor." "Heh, sorry I get this shtick all the time too. What is you actual name?" "Doctor." "What?" "No, you're supposed to say 'who'." "What?" "Never mind."

[@shadow_shine3578]

Yyyeeeezzzz

[@hunterquate9436]

I get that. Dr Strange meets the Doctor. They should do a cross over where the 2 doctors meet each other. Strange with the eye and his cloak with the Doctor and their Tardis and Screwdriver

[@orangepizzaparty688]

Doctor Who?

[@AinsleySunny]

best conversation ever

[@unicornpotato0751]

Reminds me of the mewhi with an exactly what from the book a light in the attic

[@LAHFaust]

Dr. Strange: The adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Agent and Kublai Khan as they save the world from Smaug after the White Witch is revealed to have been corrupt the entire time, despite fighting Hannibal.

[@ch-wn5hn]

Yes.

[@xChaosFlower]

Is it bad that I understood all of this?

[@Mars-pn9ft]

This is the most beautiful thing ive ever seen

[@filimongalogavros5301]

A great plot .

[@patrickbuckley7259]

Wait how did I not notice Wong was Kublai Khan from Marko Polo! must be the lack of facial hair.

[@TakedaIesyu]

Just rewatched this movie after Wandavision and I actually got that Kaecilius was a bit of a dark reflection of Strange. When he first meets The Ancient One, Strange explains his nihilistic worldview, saying that we're all just insignificant specks in the universe. Kaecilius says the same thing to Strange while he's in the bondage relic, but they come to different conclusions regarding this idea. Kaecilius decides that the right answer is to prolong the lives of those on Earth indefinitely in the Dark dimension, willingly killing those who get in his way. Strange instead finds these insignificant people to be important enough to suffer death upon death for a thousand years rather than allow them to come to harm. There's more to this movie than I thought when I first watched it for sure.

[@bigtruzz5574]

“He didn’t need any angry mothers to confront him while waiting for an elevator” Me: Me: i UnDeRsToOd ThAt ReFeReNcE

[@artbycallie6816]

For anyone who doesn't get it: it's a reference from civil war.

[@LordTenebrus]

"You're welcome Thanos" I literally laughed at this. I rarely laugh at anything on the net these days. Amazing.

[@okthen3583]

It's sad now.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

You are welcome , Thanos .

[@UncleMikeDrop]

Chiwetel Ejiofor is so good at this sort of role. Mordo's initial blind faith reminds me of the secret agent from Serenity

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

"There is nothing left to see."

[@diceman199]

No win for mystic portal in janitors closet?

[@maximaldinotrap]

Tilda Swinton just sells it as the Ancient One. Screw a character from a comic being a set race or gender at times, just look at Heimdall for an example In many comic adaptions he is white and Idris Elba makes a great Heimdall. Movies should choose the actor whose personality suits the character and Idris Elba is good at playing the role of a leader, warrior, or guardian.

[@JaelinBezel]

Yeah but if they get a white girl to play Kamala Khan, I'd be pissed.

[@chucklittleton4650]

Yeah but they changed her from a Tibetan man so they could have it play in China...

[@HolkHugan]

@@JaelinBezel kamala khan isnt even a popular character, theyre not even making her comics anymore

[@ruizma9826]

Derrickson chose to change the character but for good reason.

[@Fremen2]

You're missing the point. There's an actor that lost out on playing the character as originally designed. It's not just one level.

[@levi_octavian]

The movie turned out to be better than I expected and is now one of my favorite Marvel movies.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

It is a movie that combines real science with trascending Magic .

[@WCWit]

Doctor Strange 2's title confirmed as "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" and will feature Scarlet Witch as Strange's co-star

[@Danmeilover69]

I don't really like Scarlet Witch all that much and prefer a standalone Strange movie, but maybe this film will help me like Scarlet Witch as a character more. I don't hate her but I don't love her. She has always been just meh to me.

[@justhuman221]

@@Danmeilover69 yep, you're right

[@darryljack6612]

The whole magic Science got me thinking about a specific episod of Young Justice the one where Wally West (Red head kid flash) tries his hardest to write magic off as advanced science when he meets Kent Nelson (Dr.Fate) and its a episode i recommend more should watch in relation to this subject and it seems that magic is having faith in what one can no longer deny thats why some like Strange and the worker are able to use the skill because they were at their lowest and are able to take that leap of Faith anyone can study but to learn you have to truly accept. Also how Cool would it be if the Dceu made a Dr.Fate movie

[@evanbrownlow5498]

yeah i wish the MCU would just say eff it magic is real and ignore Thor's BS about magic is science we dont understand. that episode of YJ is one of the better ones. most of the S1 episodes with Dr. Fate are among the better ones of the season. a Dr. Fate film would be awesome. And yes, im a huge Dr. Fate fan lol

[@crazwizardlizard]

i think the "magic" of the asgardians is just advanced science, but the magic in this movie is more than that. i dont think all "magic" has to be the same

[@steelbear2063]

I think Asgardians have a real magic. But I think hey call it science because they know how to use it. Like those powerplants in Korra. They worked on the lighting magic. So magic turned into science

[@mrcookiez2062]

zatara 100% is going to come back in season 3, i love dr fate but i want zatanna to have her father back.

[@Fuckscreaming]

I just watched that episode last week! Amazing series. Still waiting on season 3!

[@bigbling3496]

"magical relic created by quagmire" lol

[@ImDemonAlchemist]

The timeline does line up tho. Endgame confirms that at least the "Doctor Strange proper" portion of this movie takes place in 2017, "you're about 5 years too early". And I don't think substantially more than a year passes from start to end in this film, right? So, it totally could've started around the same time as the airport fight.

[@Tom-oz7wk]

You've reminded me why the timeline is so messy. I personally believe the experimental armour incident refers to hammers test pilot who had his spine crushed in the footage in iron man 2. I always thought that iron man 2 took place in 2010 but even if you said it was 2012, Dr strange would've been in his accident prior to the events of iron man 2 and therefore the avengers as well. The problem comes from the fact that in 2012, the ancient one says that strange is still practicing medicine but he would've stopped due to his injuries. I guess it's another line we need to ignore like when thor says he's 1500 years old or like how spiderman homecoming supposedly takes place 8 years after the events of the avengers

[@ImDemonAlchemist]

@@Tom-oz7wk Iron Man 2 takes place in 2011, and we know that Doctor Strange starts in 2016. There's no reason to think that it's earlier, especially given that Avengers tower is visible at the beginning of the movie. And Thor being 1500 years old has been stated a bunch of times, it's weird to think about, but it doesn't conflict with anything. The Spider-Man thing though just makes no sense. Homecoming has to take place in either 2016 or 2017, so it's 4-5 years after Avengers. The "8 years later" thing is just wrong.

[@Tom-oz7wk]

@@ImDemonAlchemist I guess that means Rhodey is the pilot with the crushed spine but I would've put money on it being the hammer incident. Then again being wrong isn't exactly new to me I think the thor one does conflict with bits here and there like Thor 1. Odin finds baby loki in 965 ad which means lokis 1053 by time thor claims to be 1500. Except thor and loki are clearly the same age in thor 1 and thor even says "we were 8 at the time" when telling the revengers his snake story which confirms he and loki are the same age. Thor can't be 1500 because of this. Yeah the spiderman one is just weird. How feige ever let that through is a mystery

[@ImDemonAlchemist]

@@Tom-oz7wk Oh could be, for some reason I thought the date that Odin found Loki was more like 500 something. So fair enough, could just be that Thor is way rounding up, like children often do. Being around 1,000 would make him equivalent to like 15 based on Loki saying Asgardians live about 5,000 years longer than humans.

[@Tom-oz7wk]

@@ImDemonAlchemist thor is very good at exaggerating like when he says to surtur "I thought my father killed you like half a million years ago" yet asgardians, like you said, live about 5000 years.

[@OffTheCuff444]

I personally prefer that the city moving scene doesn't have the music from the trailer. Having that kind of music in the trailer is fine, and it helps to sell what we're seeing. But, once we're in the movie theatre, I'd rather just let the visuals speak for themselves rather than having blaring music reiterate what I already know: that the visuals kick ass.

[@PRdeSO]

Nobody has to agree and I don't care if somebody disagrees, to me the MCU is the best thing in cinema history

[@thepearled0120]

I’m probably going to need to put more thought into it, but yeah. I agree with you. :)

[@filimongalogavros5301]

It is one of the best things .

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Marvel has expanded its scope .

[@NerdyNerdyKun]

Late to the show. But I definitely wanted to point out how insane Ben's acting is with the recovery of his accident. I was paralyzed on my left side exclusively, years ago and had to go through PT like shown. He portrays the struggle and all if it uncomfortably well. Literally gave me anxiety while watching it. I give that a solid 10 alone.

[@kelsyk01]

I love this channel. Positivity feels so rare these days.I know its been out a while, but I'd love to see Everything GREAT about Speed Racer.

[@mywither7878]

kelsyk01 Yes. Everything great about all of the Marvel movies is the thing I'm looking forward to most, I am going to have such a binge watching session when they are all done.

[@reesejackson5935]

My favorite part of this movie is the fact that they didnt give him a montage of perfecting everything......they leave him as a noob and he doesn't magically defeat his opponent so much as outsmart them. He uses the portal doors to take the henchman out of the fight. The cloak saves him. And he beats dormamu with a time loop. Let's be real..... beating dormamu....the transdimensional entity of pure evil.....with magic and skill would be farfetched for him being a noob. Then he keeps training and by infinity war he is a full on badass sorcerer supreme

[@gmbrusselsprout]

*MILD SPOILERS FOR ENDGAME READ AT YOUR PERIL* 11:18 "Hahahaha, ahhhhh Alcoholism..." In the words of Michael Caine in the Dark Knight: "Oh, you have NO idea...." XD XD XD

[@SirRebrl]

One point I really loved, and I wished you'd included a bit more of it, was in the beginning when Kaecilius called The Ancient One "Hypocrite!" right when she demonstrates her power in the Mirror Dimension. For me, it was a "What? How?" moment. You noted how we understand later that her power comes from her drawing from the Dark Dimension, and you also noted that she's a morally ambiguous character, but that moment when he shouts "Hypocrite!" really ties those together clearly once we understand it and was a great way to tell the audience "There's a complexity here that you can't see yet."

[@PigWIthGlasses]

Throughout the movie I was saying to myself "I cannot get used to Benedict Cumberbatch's American accent"

[@Astrithor]

PigWIthGlasses same here! While Benedict's American accent is pretty much flawless, my brain just desperately wants him to revert to his British accent

[@sariarosegold]

he sounds exactly like dennis quaid

[@taptiotrevizo9415]

I didn't even know it was cumberbatch because of that accents

[@emilybackscheider7922]

CinemaWins: CinemaSins, I've come to bargain.

[@cameronjohnson9354]

Another win is that Sherlock and Irene are together, even if they are from different universes.

[@retnavybrat]

And right now, _The Two Sherlocks_ aka _Avengers: Infinity War_ is being filmed. 😁

[@dearmalaysia]

Yes! I wasn't the only one who thought of that!

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Good Observation .

[@expendableindigo9639]

Now both of their Watsons are in the MCU.

[@timusw5967]

@@retnavybrat *Holds up one finger* "There can only be one Sherlock"

[@josiahjenksisawesome]

I can't believe Dormammu made 286 accounts to dislike this video.

[@pizzamaster355]

Dormamau I've to bargain

[@filimongalogavros5301]

The Loop !

[@madisonlink7141]

He didn't. He just disliked it every time he passed by in a loop.

[@hisoj]

kaecilius was also tormented by the death of his family, so there's that.

[@jimmyeatsom3375]

So just to clarify a few things on the continuity side that you could have included in the video, but no probs either way. The Airforce Colonel with the broken spine is 100% the hammer industries test pilot. You said it yourself at the training montage bit in the movie, where you suspect that a lot of time has passed since he actually started training. So the time jump from him having his accident at the same time as Iron Man 2's events. To him battling Dormamu at some point around age of Ultron, is appropriate. Because this also explains where Thor was in the civil war movie. It was said that he was off doing Asgard things. The end credit scene makes sense, only if it is happening before the Civil war events. And with enough time before, for Doctor strange to have gone from lucking his way through his first major battle, to being the magical protector of Earth, that Thor comes to for aide. Dr. Strange is much more confident in his abilities in that end scene with Thor, which suggests some time has passed since his battle with Dormamu. The final piece of the puzzle here, is that they originally wanted Doctor strange to come out a year or two earlier. They put it on hold because Ben Cumberbatch was busy on something else. It was meant to fit into the continuity before Civil war. And in true sensible Marvel fashion, they knew they had a script that they were happy with, and left it alone. Even if its events say slightly out of line with where we currently are up to. They have left it up to the audience to determine that this movie's events actually happen 2 years or so in the past.

[@mossy1379]

Another win is that this film takes place around a character with a disability, which is Strange's major nerve damage which leave with him scars, shaking hands and hands that hurt at certain touches. He needed physiotherapy for that sh*t! Whenever we see Strange's hands they're scarred and/or shaking. We're told that Strange could have fixed his hands, that's the whole reason he went to Kamertaj (sorry if I butchered that), to get his hands fixed!

[@MasterREB]

This is literally the only movie in the MCU to date that I purposely saw in 3D just because I knew some of the scenes were going to be like taking an acid trip. It did not disappoint.

[@wMTF2]

7:24 - 7:29 So, Inception wins the Oscar for Visual Effects, yet this loses to The Jungle Book. Explain?

[@aymanac]

wMTF2 EXACTLY

[@telis96]

Because the entire movie was CGI and pretty damn perfect CG, Doc Strange's CG was ok but not great and definitely not Oscar worthy.

[@TheAltSmile]

Marvel

[@diegodamohill]

Do you know which parts of the Jungle movie were NOT CGI? Mogli, thats it, literally, thats it. Even the fucking ground wasn't even practical, heck, you can almost classify the movie as an animation movie.

[@TheGeorgeD13]

Jungle Book was pretty much all CGI. It was objectively better and more impressive than Dr. Strange. I would've been pissed had Strange won the award over Jubgle Book. Would've been highway robbery.

[@Saul.Gone_]

Holy shit I literally finished rewatching the movie like 30 mins ago. XD

[@DanielWilliams-kz3le]

Same

[@MsMissX]

I am still waiting for my blue ray so hard.

[@vhamer123]

I watched this yesterday

[@brickherostudios1070]

I just finished watching it for the first time on redbox. It was kinda boring but the end was great. :D

[@wafflingmean4477]

I watched it last week.

[@koraydemir9255]

2:23 I can hear a hint of Smaug and I love it

[@plinkitee]

This is my second favorite Marvel film just behind the first Avengers.

[@jordanalves41]

EatTheRude it's 3rd for me 1. Civil War 2. Avengers 3. Strange But we all know Infinity war will top all

[@bdhdhrudhdbxhhdbddgdgbsgdv8927]

Umlokii it does. It does

[@jordanalves41]

Daniel Manzor lol yup!!!

[@PsychShrew]

"You have to be larger than planets in order to conquer them" Thanos: **Laughs**

[@berengustav7714]

... And he smiled

[@justanotherasian4395]

Dormammu, come to bargin, I have. Oh wait wrong universe.

[@peppersych6127]

This needs more likes

[@berengustav7714]

I have but one like to live

[@leothebackgroundsheep3010]

You can’t not read a sentence structured like that in a Yoda voice.

[@nonnativenarnian]

@@leothebackgroundsheep3010 True, you are :P

[@fabulousunnie2959]

I have a strange relationship with the magic/science meld in the mcu movies. But the quote "Magic's just science we don't understand yet" from Arthur C.Clark comes to mind. Many of the things in Doctor Strange CAN be theorised to be plausible using real life physics, but it's the way it's presented that gives me a hard time. Aspects of both quantum and string theory lend their hands to this movie well (Which is ironic if you know anything about these) The idea of dimensions, teleporting and the general magic in this film can all be explained as manipulation of the dimensions we don't interact with and the teleporting as manipulation of the quantum world. But to think that the human mind alone could manipulate those things bothers me...(I love the sling ring, Stranges cape and the boots)

[@nigelft]

I am quite surprised no-one has ever bothered to reply to you, as that was a pretty adroit comment ... Us puny humans may live in a 4D world (the three spatial dimensions plus time), but we only have ever grasped how to manipulate the first three ... time is way beyond our reach ... and whilst both quantum mechanics and string theory, points to many more feasible dimensions, although it makes sense in the realm of theoretical mathmatics & physics, it is hard to grasp, imho, how it can be understood outside the realm of the complicated equations, let alone how a human mind can physically manipulate those equations in our 4D world ... I personally think you hit the nail on the head perfectly with that ... Indeed, I agree with Clarke's Third Law, that any sufficently advanced technology is, and will be, indistinguishable from magic. Heck, if you take Carl Sagan's interpretation of the Kardashev Scale, at present we are at 0.7244; hardly a I on the positive scale. That means a civilzation which is a II would be considered magical by our standards, let alone a III, or higher. Even science fiction universes, such as Star Trek, or Star Wars, barely makes it to, or past, a I, even with ftl travel ... So, yes ... the kind of quantium and time manipulation, which makes it so easy, even (abet gifted ...) human can do it, bothers me too ... But then again, if we take implausiblity of even a fraction of the stuff in, say, the Marvel EU, too seriously, then it kinda ruins the purpose of making the films in the first place ... they're (mostly ...) are hella fun to watch, and a heavy dose of suspension of disbelief is required, otherwise what would be the point ... (BTW, it is refreshing to see another geek taking about the realms of quantum/theoretical physics in relation to comic universes ... or any of the science fiction universes, for that matter ... )

[@Lazurath101]

May I ask a question - what bothers you about the idea of humans having the ability to manipulate space / time?

[@jordanzwick9100]

Natalie Portman actually uses that quote in the first Thor movie.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Science and Magic are two different things . They coexist in this movie .

[@GrilledCheese_Master]

*Comment.... TOO LONG*

[@brayderoebeck8901]

When CinemaSins makes a video about one of Marvel's movies. Marvel: CinemaSins I have come to bargain.

[@InfamousFey]

“I shall now lead another gifted student to power only to lose him to the darkness” No one has pointed out this is exactly what Mordo did.

[@milk___48314]

7:03 still waiting for the day anyone pays attention to the 'measure your next words *very* carefully, doctor' right after this, the way its spoken is so phenomenal

[@karthiksudharsan4483]

You forgot an important point In the opening sequencing where Kacillieus (sorry for spelling incorrectly) calls the Ancient One a hypocrite which hints hear methods of living beyond time (which is drawing power from the Dark Dimension) but not allowing the Zealots to cease immortality too

[@Cameron5043]

"Look at me; stretching one moment out into a thousand just so I can watch the snow..." Gives me goose bumps every time.

[@piotrkowalski3869]

Well im gonna re watch this one. I obviously missed some gret things about it. I mean i loved it but i was focused more on action effects and overall visuals. That's what watching movies in cinema sums up to. Want to dive into the story watch it at home where you can pause it and think stuff through.

[@kaitlyndoucet2151]

I wonder if Strange’s choice of special weapon was those finger ropes because of his constant yearn to use his hands? Like, in the heat of the moment, where he hardly had time to think, his innate desire focusing on his hands came out and that was the reason , so that he could persuade himself that they still work as intricately as before. If so, that’s an amazing portrayal.

[@rubblerage1101]

What about when Strange is about to return the Time Stone but hesitates and looks at his hands as if contemplating whether to go back to undo the injury but then is pushed by the cloak to snap him out of it. Or how about the fact that Dr Strange literally defeated a villain by making him rage quit.

[@lindadaa]

What I love about this movie is Strange's character development. A lot of it was addressed in this video but I wanted to point out one more thing: in the beginning, even though Strange is the best of the best in his field, he's terrified of failure. He refuses to even try with patients he deems impossible to "fix". He won't even see them. And in the end the way he beats the Big Bad is by losing/failing over and over again. In a way he's sacrificing himself in more ways than one. He's not just prepared to die in pain over and over, he's prepared to lose over and over.

[@morganyoung3557]

Doctor Strange is an amazing movie, the only MCU movie I like more is Captain America: the Winter Soldier. The visuals were stunning and the cast was great. Benedict was perfect for Doctor Strange and I can't picture anyone else playing him. I also loved the set up for Mordo to become a powerful villain, the only other MCU villains that I have seen get that sort of attention are Loki and Zemo (I don't really see Bucky as a villain because he was brainwashed and was a victim of Hydra when he was the Winter Soldier). This was also probably the only movie where I told people that it was worth it to pay the extra money to see it in 3D too.

[@evanbrownlow5498]

its my second favorite MCU film too (behind Winter Soldier too). only problems with it are an underdeveloped villain (again) and a few too many forced jokes, but the cast, visuals, and plot made up for those minor issues. fantastic film

[@morganyoung3557]

I would say Kaecilius was like most MCU villains, not horrific, but nothing amazing either which was why I focused more on the development of Mordo's fall to becoming a villain instead which was what held my interest. Mads Mikkelson's performance was probably the saving grace of Kaecilius, it also helps that I am a huge Mads fan. But when it comes to MCU villains including Netflix, the ones that impressed me were Loki, Zemo, Wilson Fisk, and Killgrave. But it is really cool that we have the same taste in MCU movies.

[@charmainders]

Morgan Young I really loved the visual excitement that Doctor Strange gave. it was so appealing, the magic and story really sucking in. It's easily one of the best McU movies Marvel has produced, along with Captain America Winter Soldier and Civil War.

[@wafflingmean4477]

+Evan Brownlow most of the time the forced jokes didn't really annoy me because the other character in the scene would have the same reaction as me, or one very similar. my favourite is when Wong is just glaring at him. it's almost like an insurance policy if some jokes don't land, if they don't you get a little more immersed in the film anyway.

[@evanbrownlow5498]

yeah i dont think most mcu villains are bad (there are a few bad ones tho) most are just underdeveloped (loki, kilgrave and fisk are the best villains, i dont think zemo was that great tho). and like you said, one of the reasons the forced jokes didnt really take me out of the scene was because wong reacted the same way i was. the visuals and the cast made the film (like you said mads being him was the best thing about kaicillius) and it is easily my second favorite mcu film

[@ajaxtanner874]

"The MCU is still trying to explain magic" it is actually pretty scientifically accurate, thank you Film Theory

[@enzldavaractl8345]

oh god that video got so much science wrong, Christ that guy gets so much science wrong, just . . . it makes more sense to just agree with the movie's explanation, just . . . god damn, he has such nonsensical explanations but he gets the first 90% right so he sounds like he knows what he's talking about but. . . just. . . god damn.

[@weberthanyou4798]

Dormammu doesn't like this video

[@steelbear2063]

Probably has something to do with the replay button

[@szaboluca5536]

Дмитрий Попов XD Savage!

[@toasterowens8916]

Weber than you did you even know who dormamu was before this movie or the games

[@Gemnist98]

That's because no one came to bargain.

[@poonmageddon8836]

Weber than you that is where you are wrong.

[@isaacboensch]

“Everything great about every thing wrong with cinemasins”

[@jo_nm9484]

Lol "Everything wrong about everything great about everything wrong about *SIN* emawins"

[@GogiRegion]

I also like how his super power is actually just high intelligence and good memory, but other than that he’s a normal person.

[@hamzanaeem74]

well that should be the whole movie right?

[@andiran23]

To be fair, the movie would have been even better if it was 10-15 minutes longer in my opinion. It's amazing, one of the best MCU films, but it's just a bit too short imho

[@hamzanaeem74]

andiran23 true. training and action scenes should be longers

[@vanithaahrelis8631]

The passage of time is subtle but you can see it by watching the tree in the courtyard :)

[@isiffrin]

CinemaSins: "hELl t0 aLl lOGoZ!" CinemaWins: "D.AM.N this introduction is Smooooth..."

[@musicsmoviesofficial]

I LOVE Doctor Strange

[@CheeseTruffles]

5:42 "Magical relic created by Quagmire." I never shall watch this scene the same way again

[@SuperTurtle0]

CheeseTruffles I think You forgot the never

[@CheeseTruffles]

Squirtle4thdr oh shoot ur right

[@maniacmagge2568]

Okok, (puts on nerd glasses) i have an headcanon about the astral projection as yes you can choose to ineract but if youre thrown and your subconscious knows there's a wall there and preps for collision then you'll "hit" it but you can choose to not so long as you know when and where you hit it to go through it or at least partially. (I use those rules for ethereal plane in dnd)

[@kyleelbie221]

Doctor Strange: This was a mistake! Mordo: (No shit, Sherlock!)

[@th3randomn3rd74]

Has anyone just noticed that he puts on the eye of agomoto, then gets told off for wearing it, but then they just let him keep it? Great job of protecting infinity stones, sorcerers

[@k9commander]

The sanctum was attacked while he was being told off. He got separated and started his first fight soon after. He never makes it back to where the Eye is kept until the end. Before that, everyone is too preoccupied with the attacks to take it back. Also, the Eye is not easy to open. Even if you steal it, unless you are as gifted as Strange, it would take a long time just to LEARN how to open it.

[@timeyinsholaye9169]

also he returned it at the end

[@trafalgusapple6948]

k9commander No. They talked to him for like 5 mins after. They were AT the place were he could have put it back.

[@DatAsianGuy]

yeah, well, why putting back the thing that can reverse time. I mean it saved Wong in the movie. if he just decided to put it back where it "belonged" Wong would be dead.

[@k9commander]

Please correct me if I am wrong. This is what I remember happened. Strange 'borrows' the Eye. They catch him with it. They are in Nepal. (or wherever their home base is) England sanctum gets destroyed. Explosion knocks Strange into the NY sanctum. He fights. Goes to hospital. Comes back to NY sanctum. Talks to Mordo about taking a life. NY sanctum gets attacked. He shifts them into mirror dimension. Chase. Battle. Ancient one dies. Back to hospital. Argument about Ancient one using dark power. Prepare to defend Hong Kong sanctum. Battle at Hong Kong. Dormamu, I've come to bargain. Mordo leaves. Eye is returned. To me, the moment the England sanctum was destroyed, other things got in the way.

[@ZeroOskul]

6:10 I love this type of shot; it is done best in "The Elephant Man". When Anthony Hopkins's Dr. Treaves first sees John Merrick, John hurt is not on the set with him, it is just a long stare. Hopkins had not yet seen the Merrick makeup, but had read all the associated literature seen the real photos. In his head he was repeating a snippet of the Lord's Prayer "I will hold true in Heaven as is held true on Earth". Amazingly, he did not know that the camera was zooming in--he was just looking at the backstage repeating this in his head, wondering what agony such an afterlife must be if all your life was Hell--and right at the apex of the zoom, perfectly, his tear breaks and rolls down his cheek, and that was real, his real life encounter with his imagined idea of truly meeting the real Joseph "John" Merrick, and is shot, lit, and framed so perfectly.

[@soulchains3604]

5:38 yeah Quagmire is also born for the mystic arts.

[@jochemdezoete1112]

please do kingsman next

[@WildWolf-qc3ty]

Dr. Strange is my favorite MCU character of all time (except possibly Loki) and Benedict Cumberbatch was PERFECT and I mean PERFECT for the role.

[@eduardoniemeyer6485]

14:41 mr. Stark I don't fell so good