Something about Multiverse of Madness (no spoiler)

 Something about Multiverse of Madness (no spoiler)

 Marvel movies of the last few years can be roughly divided into three parts. One is Khwaja movies from beginning to end. Notable names on the list are Black Widow, Thor's Black World or Captain Marvel. Also on the second list are some movies like Ragnarok, Infinity War or Shang-chi. Four or five years after their release, we can still imagine each of these scenes, watching their clippings on YouTube gives us a strange peace of mind. So these movies can be called good in the general sense And there are other types of movies that can't be included in any list, good or bad. Which means it's about to be the most delusional time of the year, as well as the most delusional. 'Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness' is just such a movie. The two-hour, six-minute experience of visiting the hall is undoubtedly pleasant, the movie is also good, but the demands of hardcore Marvel fans like us were probably a bit more. In Paranbabu's words, 'Good, but it could have been better ...!'

Forty-eight hours have passed since the release of the film.  Many people may be sitting in the Sunday market buying multiplex tickets.  So I will not discuss spoilers in this post.  On the contrary, I am pointing out some aspects of the movie

 1.  Marvel has been saying since the movie's first announcement that Multiverse of Madness is going to be MCU's first horror movie.  This time it was not just a word, you can understand it by watching the movie.  There are a number of scenes where the whole horror of Sam Raimi's own signature shines through.  You'll also find a number of jump squares that will appear on the screen in such a way that you can't help but scream.  I never thought I would see such a thing in Marvel's cinematic universe.  So if you want to enjoy these places, go to the hall and watch the movie.

 2.  A lot of times we say that such a movie has made it bigger and longer, it would have been better if the length was a little shorter.  But in the case of Multiverse of Madness, the opposite is true.  The cinematographer's runtime is around two hours.  As for the length, it is fairly accurate.  But keeping in mind the overall theme of Multiverse, this length may seem a bit short.  I mean, it was going well, why did it end so suddenly, such a feeling could come to mind.

3.  Like almost all Marvel movies, this movie has a rating of PG Thirteen.  But there are still some violent scenes in the movie.  We saw Zombie Strange in the trailer.  But apart from this, there are some scenes like neck twisting or body splitting from the middle.  They weren't shown live, despite the ratings, but the vibe that came with them had never been seen in a Marvel movie before.  If Kevin Figuio says 'Violence Likes Me' like Rocky Brothers this time around, it should come as no surprise.

  4.  Marvel has already released a number of clippings for cinematic promotion.  But if you want to enjoy the whole movie sitting at the cinema, stay away from those clippings as much as possible.  Already many frustrated people are enjoying heavenly bliss by leaving clips of the Illuminati on YouTube.  I saw a few people sitting just two seats away from me, constantly talking about spoilers.  They want people to think of them as comic buffs, but needless to say, in most cases it turns into annoyance.  However, in the interest of cinema, for the time being, keep a distance from them.

 5.  At the previous point, many people must have got ready for brick-bats by smelling the spoiler in the name of Illuminati.  But in reality, the issue of the Illuminati was revealed long ago from the official channel of Marvel.  The Illuminati is already viral, courtesy of various blog posts on Facebook.  However, this movie has a sequence from Marvel's famous Illuminati group.  I jumped at the sight, I will not deny.  But the thing that could have been the biggest surprise in the movie is probably its weakest point.  Why did I say that, I am not breaking it anymore.  Check out this sequence in the movie, fasten your seatbelt in hopes of seeing something great.  And then the experience?  Stay in suspense for now.

6.  Another thing to say is the cinematic Hindi dubbing quality.  Not getting a ticket for English Audio, I went to see the Hindi version of Multiverse.  But throughout the movie, Wanda has said 'Dogla' so many times that it was sometimes mistaken that this dabta was not made by Ashani Grover, right?  Anyway, watch the movie in English if possible  Of course, even if you look in Hindi, there is no problem.  ছাড়া Apart from 'Dogla', Hindi dubbing quality is also quite good.  At least Wanda didn't speak in Haryana accents like 'Age of Ultron'!

 7. Post credit scene.  You know, I don't wanna ruin the suprise.  But the funny thing is, even if you get up this time, there is not much of a problem.  Multiverse of Madness has a total of two post-credit scenes, the first of which is definitely a sight to behold.  But when Otuku was seen, he left his seat and left.  Otherwise, after seeing the final scene that will come after showing everyone's name, both the annoyance in the body and the heat in the head can increase a lot in one go.

In fact, the problem is our expectations.  When it comes to Marvel movies, we think it's definitely going to be better than before.  And being able to bear the pressure of this expectation often makes Budd difficult.  We have only increased the pressure on ourselves by thinking that so many cameos, Iron-Man, X-Man and Wolverine will enter Multiverse of Madness.  This sentiment is at the root of many of the bad or mixed reviews in the market about Doctor Strange.  Come watch the movie without thinking more than that.  Check out the impeccable performances of Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen, and enjoy a different flavor from the five Marvel movies.  Multiverse of Madness is undoubtedly a good movie just to count the receipts, but maybe a little less than we expected.  I hope you enjoy watching the movie, accepting this simple fact