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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
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Kevin Feige Productions
Marvel Studios Marvel Studios
Doctor Strange Collection Doctor Strange Collection

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Enter a new dimension of Strange.

2022 126 min ★ 7.2 (10,763) Released
Action Adventure Fantasy

Doctor Strange, with the help of mystical allies both old and new, traverses the mind-bending and dangerous alternate realities of the Multiverse to confront a mysterious new adversary.

Original title
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Language
EN
Country
US
Budget
$295,400,000
Revenue
$955,775,804
Reviews & Ratings 6
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BiankaMalburg

Mar 1, 2025 · via TMDB

★ 5.0

Can people please stop walking in front of the camera...

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tmdb51616167

Sep 3, 2024 · via TMDB

★ 5.0

The introduction of Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is hailed as a great beginning, with the character's origin story setting the stage for his journey into the mystical world. The inclusion of Christine Palmer, portrayed by Rachel McAdams, is praised as a solid choice, although some viewers feel that her character could have been further developed, with a more profound exploration of her role and potential in the MCU. While the first Doctor Strange film lays a strong foundation for the character and the magical realm he inhabits, some fans express disappointment with the portrayal of the ultimate villain. Despite this, the film is recognized as a promising start to the Doctor Strange storyline within the MCU, introducing audiences to a new dimension of superheroes and storytelling. However, the sequel, "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," receives criticism for its perceived shortcomings. Some viewers feel that the film falls short of expectations, lacking the depth and coherence expected from a Marvel installment. The rushed nature of the film and its perceived lack of attention to detail lead to disappointment, with viewers feeling let down by the outcome. The underwhelming reception of the sequel raises concerns about the future of the Doctor Strange franchise, with doubts lingering about the direction and quality of upcoming installments. The mixed reviews and dissatisfaction with "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" leave some fans hesitant about the potential success of future Doctor Strange films within the MCU.

Filipe Manuel Neto

Filipe Manuel Neto

May 14, 2024 · via TMDB

★ 7.0

**A colossal work of incredible CGI, in which the script is quite lost, and the actors do a good job playing characters they already know well.** Contrary to my custom, I saw this film directly after the first one. It wasn't my will, it was the TV channel that decided to show them in sequence. And that's good: things are clearer and more understandable if we have previously seen the initial film, which explains the origin of the character and her journey. There are some aspects and details of the script that I didn't understand, but as Marvel tends to chain its films together, as if they were the threads of a tapestry, I believe that what I didn't understand will be related to the number of Marvel films that I still didn't have the opportunity to see it. The film is directed by Sam Raimi, which immediately raised my eyebrows: after all, he is a truly creative and intelligent director, who has already given us works worthy of praise, although hero films have not gone well for the director in the past. As far as I know, production was extremely confusing and, as we know, heavily affected by the recent pandemic. Raimi took advantage, rewrote a good part of the script and revised everything, in order to create a bizarre, somewhat scary story (he started out as a director of cheap horror films, let's remember), about the multiverse, a concept that has been explored a lot in the cinema of this decade. As expected, the film was a brutal success, both at the box office and in terms of specialized critics, having registered the fourth-best box office of 2022, and was sacramentally ignored by the Oscars, even in the visual and technical categories where, in my opinion, opinion, he could have had a good chance of winning a prize. In fact, the film is a visual spectacle of supreme proportions, making the most of the multiverse's enormity of possibilities for a visual experience that is worth it in itself. If the first film had already been colossal in terms of effects and CGI, this film surpasses it almost in every way. The sets, costumes, props, makeup, everything was thought out in minute detail and makes good use of the huge budget that Marvel made available. And the work of the stuntmen and choreographers was excellent in the action and fight scenes. The script brings together two characters from the Marvel universe in the same story: the already known Dr. Strange and the Scarlet Witch, Wanda Maximoff. Before this film, and what came before it, I didn't know them because I'm not a big fan of comics, although I recognize Marvel's exceptional work in this field over several decades. There is also a third character who enters here, America Chavez, a young Latina who, honestly, must be some kind of third-line character, but who assumes considerable relevance to the plot. In general, the script seems weaker to me than that of the first film, and this could be a direct consequence of the immense confusion that was the entire process of conceiving and producing the film, between a pandemic, withdrawals and all sorts of setbacks. Benedict Cumberbatch returns to his character and does a job well done, although the actor seems to be working with slightly less interesting material and entering a comfort zone that makes things more monotonous. Elizabeth Olsen was also perfectly at ease with her character, as she had already played it in other films in the Marvel universe that I, as far as I remember, have not yet seen. She is quite good at what she does, and the actress's work is convincing. There are also several other actors from the first film who return for a new job: Rachel McAdams and Chiwetel Ejiofor have an easier job, but it seems to me that the film doesn't particularly take advantage of them. Much better luck had Benedict Wong, with impeccable work, and Xochitl Gomez, who made positive use of the opportunity, even without deserving the spotlight.

Andre Gonzales

Andre Gonzales

May 14, 2023 · via TMDB

★ 6.0

Great movie. This multi-universe stuff is crazy. I wish I could be a part of this in real life. It would be so awesome.

GenerationofSwine

GenerationofSwine

Jan 10, 2023 · via TMDB

★ 1.0

Man all the people that went into this to watch a Doctor Strange movie are going to be angry aren't they? This isn't about Doctor Strange, well, it is if you make Doctor Strange into a bumbling idiot. This is about Woke Captain America, Amerigo Chavez, the biological daughter of two Lesbian women who is the center focus of this backdoor pilot. And it is about Wanda, who did horrible things and was instantly forgiven because girl power... or something... or Woke or whatever. But don't expect to see the Sorcerer Supreme in this, you know given that since Strange was already stripped of that title because he is problematic and they couldn't let him retain it, but then, don't expect to see that much of Strange either.

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Dark Jedi

Nov 3, 2022 · via TMDB

★ 9.0

I really like Doctor Strange and i really liked the first Doctor Strange movie. So of course I was worried that Marvel being Marvel would screw this one up with their usual woke nonsense or just a substandard Hollywood writer hack script as they too often have done. Fortunately that was not the case. I quite liked this one. The movie is a CGI special effects feast of course. That is really one of the main reasons to watch this movie. However, Benedict Cumberbatch is really great as Doctor Strange as well. The movie has a half decent story. As good as you could expect from a Marvel movie. As usual it is a mix of action, suspense and comedy relief and Marvel has actually managed to get a decent balance in this movie. Doctor Strange stays competent throughout the movie and although Wong is sometimes a bit silly it is not too bad. There is little of the unintelligent slapstick “comedy” that Marvel sometimes pollute their movies with. I have to say that the main bad guy, Wanda the Scarlet Witch, was a bit mediocre though. Sure, when she let loose with her magic it was generally cool but, to me, she lacked real bad guy charisma. At times the movie became a rather violent actually. Although there was no real gore in it, the way Wanda disposed of some of the heroes in the alternate universe was somewhat brutal. Also the alternate universe undead Doctor Strange was almost horror movie material. The bottom line, for me, is that overall this was a very good movie.

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Cast 47
Benedict Cumberbatch

Benedict Cumberbatch

Doctor Stephen Strange

Xochitl Gomez

Xochitl Gomez

America Chavez

Elizabeth Olsen

Elizabeth Olsen

Wanda Maximoff / The Scarlet Witch

Chiwetel Ejiofor

Chiwetel Ejiofor

Baron Mordo

Benedict Wong

Benedict Wong

Wong

Rachel McAdams

Rachel McAdams

Dr. Christine Palmer

Jett Klyne

Jett Klyne

Tommy Maximoff

Julian Hilliard

Julian Hilliard

Billy Maximoff

Michael Stuhlbarg

Michael Stuhlbarg

Dr. Nic West

Hayley Atwell

Hayley Atwell

Captain Carter

Anson Mount

Anson Mount

Black Bolt

Lashana Lynch

Lashana Lynch

Captain Marvel

John Krasinski

John Krasinski

Reed Richards

Patrick Stewart

Patrick Stewart

Professor Charles Xavier

Charlize Theron

Charlize Theron

Clea

Sheila Atim

Sheila Atim

Sara

Adam Hugill

Adam Hugill

Rintrah (voice)

Bruce Campbell

Bruce Campbell

Pizza Poppa

Ross Marquand

Ross Marquand

Ultron (voice)

Andy Bale

Andy Bale

Memory Lane Salesperson (voice)

Ako Mitchell

Ako Mitchell

Charlie

Momo Yeung

Momo Yeung

Hong Kong Master

Daniel Swain

Daniel Swain

London Master

Topo Wresniwiro

Topo Wresniwiro

Master Hamir

Eden Nathenson

Eden Nathenson

Ariann

Vinny Moli

Vinny Moli

Vinny

Charlie Norton

Charlie Norton

The Weasel

Aliyah Camacho

Aliyah Camacho

Young America Chavez

Ruth Livier

Ruth Livier

Elena Chavez

Chess Lopez

Chess Lopez

Amalia Chavez

Yasmin Chadwick

Yasmin Chadwick

Rag Tag #1

Joshua Peace

Joshua Peace

NY Passerby 616

Cecilia Appiah

Cecilia Appiah

Waitress

Jordan Alexandra

Jordan Alexandra

Office Worker

Bobbie Little

Bobbie Little

Scared Woman #1

Michael Waldron

Michael Waldron

Charlie's Best Man

Bridget Hoffman

Bridget Hoffman

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Scott Spiegel

Scott Spiegel

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Jessica Pennington

Jessica Pennington

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Andrew Morgado

Andrew Morgado

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Audrey Wasilewski

Audrey Wasilewski

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Richie Palmer

Richie Palmer

Soul of the Damned (voice)

Stephen Samson

Stephen Samson

Kamar-Taj Defender / 838 Starer / Cab Driver (uncredited)

John King

John King

Guard of the Kamar-Taj (uncredited)

Ella Bardot

Ella Bardot

Karmar-Taj Warrior (uncredited)

Ivan Moy

Ivan Moy

Man on Street

Sanj Surati

Sanj Surati

Kamar-Taj Warrior (uncredited)

Crew 125
Martin Matte

Martin Matte

Draughtsman

Charles Wood

Charles Wood

Production Design

Anthony Chun

Anthony Chun

Storyboard Artist

Doug Lefler

Doug Lefler

Storyboard Artist

Jeremy Simser

Jeremy Simser

Storyboard Artist

Dan Mindel

Dan Mindel

Additional Director of Photography

Russell Carpenter

Russell Carpenter

Additional Director of Photography

John Mathieson

John Mathieson

Director of Photography

Jay Maidment

Jay Maidment

Still Photographer

Graham Churchyard

Graham Churchyard

Costume Design

Bella Ava Georgiou

Bella Ava Georgiou

Makeup Artist

Barrie Gower

Barrie Gower

Prosthetic Designer

Duncan Jarman

Duncan Jarman

Prosthetics Sculptor

Jeanie King

Jeanie King

Executive Visual Effects Producer

Liang Yang

Liang Yang

Fight Choreographer

Kevin R. Wright

Kevin R. Wright

Other

Peter Alberti

Peter Alberti

Stand In

Samuel Le

Samuel Le

Stunt Coordinator

Adrian Hein

Adrian Hein

Stunt Double

Amy Sturdivant

Amy Sturdivant

Stunt Double

Andy Lister

Andy Lister

Stunt Double

Bogdan Kumšackij

Bogdan Kumšackij

Stunt Double

CC Ice

CC Ice

Stunt Double

Dacio Caballero

Dacio Caballero

Stunt Double

Donovan Louie

Donovan Louie

Stunt Double

Haruka Oshima

Haruka Oshima

Stunt Double

James Cox

James Cox

Stunt Double

Jean-Paul Ly

Jean-Paul Ly

Stunt Double

Jessica Hooker

Jessica Hooker

Stunt Double

Julia Schunevitsch

Julia Schunevitsch

Stunt Double

Lorena Abreu

Lorena Abreu

Stunt Double

Lukaz Leong

Lukaz Leong

Stunt Double

Marcus Young

Marcus Young

Stunt Double

Martin De Boer

Martin De Boer

Stunt Double

Michaela McAllister

Michaela McAllister

Stunt Double

Pamela Forster

Pamela Forster

Stunt Double

Allison Caetano

Allison Caetano

Stunts

Annabel Wood

Annabel Wood

Stunts

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Anton Simpson-Tidy

Stunts

Belle Williams

Belle Williams

Stunts

Damien Walters

Damien Walters

Stunts

Dan Brown

Dan Brown

Stunts

Dave Boyle

Dave Boyle

Stunts

Edward Upcott

Edward Upcott

Stunts

Erol Ismail

Erol Ismail

Stunts

James Horan

James Horan

Stunts

Jessica Walker

Jessica Walker

Stunts

Mark Aaron Wagner

Mark Aaron Wagner

Stunts

Marlow Warrington-Mattei

Marlow Warrington-Mattei

Stunts

Mike Li

Mike Li

Stunts

Nadia Hansell

Nadia Hansell

Stunts

Nikkilette Wright

Nikkilette Wright

Stunts

Oliver Gough

Oliver Gough

Stunts

Rashid Phoenix

Rashid Phoenix

Stunts

Ryan Green

Ryan Green

Stunts

Sarah Lochlan

Sarah Lochlan

Stunts

Seth Duhame

Seth Duhame

Stunts

Shane Steyn

Shane Steyn

Stunts

Theo Morton

Theo Morton

Stunts

Tomás Paredes

Tomás Paredes

Stunts

Vicky Leung

Vicky Leung

Stunts

Whitney Coleman

Whitney Coleman

Stunts

Zack Duhame

Zack Duhame

Stunts

Brian K. Vaughan

Brian K. Vaughan

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Brian Michael Bendis

Brian Michael Bendis

Thanks

Bryan Andrews

Bryan Andrews

Thanks

Chris Claremont

Chris Claremont

Thanks

Gene Colan

Gene Colan

Thanks

Jack Kirby

Jack Kirby

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Jim Lee

Jim Lee

Thanks

Joe Simon

Joe Simon

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John Byrne

John Byrne

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John Romita Jr.

John Romita Jr.

Thanks

John Romita Sr.

John Romita Sr.

Thanks

Jonathan Hickman

Jonathan Hickman

Thanks

Matt Fraction

Matt Fraction

Thanks

Nick Dragotta

Nick Dragotta

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Roy Thomas

Roy Thomas

Thanks

Steve Englehart

Steve Englehart

Thanks

Nikita Mitchell

Nikita Mitchell

Utility Stunts

Sam Raimi

Sam Raimi

Director

Jamie Christopher

Jamie Christopher

First Assistant Director

Jeff Okabayashi

Jeff Okabayashi

First Assistant Director

Matthew Sharp

Matthew Sharp

Second Assistant Director

Chris Corbould

Chris Corbould

Second Unit Director

Janek Sirrs

Janek Sirrs

Second Unit Director

Jeff Habberstad

Jeff Habberstad

Second Unit Director

Bob Murawski

Bob Murawski

Editor

Tia Nolan

Tia Nolan

Editor

Sarah Halley Finn

Sarah Halley Finn

Casting

Mitchell Bell

Mitchell Bell

Co-Producer

Richie Palmer

Richie Palmer

Co-Producer

Eric Hauserman Carroll

Eric Hauserman Carroll

Executive Producer

Jamie Christopher

Jamie Christopher

Executive Producer

Louis D'Esposito

Louis D'Esposito

Executive Producer

Scott Derrickson

Scott Derrickson

Executive Producer

Victoria Alonso

Victoria Alonso

Executive Producer

Brittany Petros

Brittany Petros

Location Manager

Kevin Feige

Kevin Feige

Producer

Jamie Christopher

Jamie Christopher

Unit Production Manager

Dave Jordan

Dave Jordan

Music Supervisor

Danny Elfman

Danny Elfman

Original Music Composer

Dennis Sands

Dennis Sands

Scoring Mixer

Lora Hirschberg

Lora Hirschberg

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Addison Teague

Addison Teague

Supervising Sound Editor

Katy Wood

Katy Wood

Supervising Sound Editor

Chris Lentz

Chris Lentz

Animation Supervisor

Julius Kwan

Julius Kwan

Animation Supervisor

Ludovic Chailloleau

Ludovic Chailloleau

Animation Supervisor

Jan Philip Cramer

Jan Philip Cramer

Head of Animation

Josh Evans

Josh Evans

Matte Painter

Kaya Jabar

Kaya Jabar

Pre-Visualization Supervisor

Chris Corbould

Chris Corbould

Special Effects Supervisor

Danielle Legovich

Danielle Legovich

Visual Effects Producer

Alessandro Cioffi

Alessandro Cioffi

Visual Effects Supervisor

Alexis Wajsbrot

Alexis Wajsbrot

Visual Effects Supervisor

Erik Winquist

Erik Winquist

Visual Effects Supervisor

Janek Sirrs

Janek Sirrs

Visual Effects Supervisor

Julian Foddy

Julian Foddy

Visual Effects Supervisor

Olivier Dumont

Olivier Dumont

Visual Effects Supervisor

Theo Bialek

Theo Bialek

Visual Effects Supervisor

Wesley Sewell

Wesley Sewell

Visual Effects Supervisor

Stan Lee

Stan Lee

Characters

Steve Ditko

Steve Ditko

Characters

Michael Waldron

Michael Waldron

Writer

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PG-13 Premiere

May 6, 2022

PG-13 Theatrical

Jun 22, 2022

PG-13 Digital

Jul 26, 2022

PG-13 Physical

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