Doctor Strange (2016) – Spirituality and morality, arguments about whitewashing and a snazzy cape.
Now I knew there is a reason why I SHOULDN’T make a promise of the timing of blog entries on this page, and this is it. Now as an official graduate, I really have no excuse to not keep this page running, but as per usual, I will probably always find one. Without keeping the personal talk going for too long I would like to talk about a more recent film than the ones that were objects of my last reviews. After finally seeing Doctor Strange (Scott Derrickson), I decided it still qualifies as a catch-up, especially for a Marvel fan like myself. This review is also a very personal milestone for me as it would be the first one written by an actual Bachelor of Arts. That’s right, this Bulgarian girl has graduated. Now let’s get to the film. I admit that I did like Doctor Strange. It didn’t leave me in any overwhelming emotional state, but it provided interesting characters and decent character development, and an all-star cast. Stephen Strange begins his journey on screen as ...
