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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: A Visually Stunning yet Contrived Marvel Film

As I sat down to watch Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, I couldn't help but wonder how the film would fare in delivering a compelling narrative. The maternal drama of Wanda Maximoff's grief-stricken storyline had worked well in the TV series, but here, it came across as surprisingly benign and unconvincing. Each scene featuring her children left me rolling my eyes at the apparent artificiality.

Despite this, the driving conflict in the plot revolves around the questionable motives of a young mother, which raises questions about the character's actions. Unfortunately, the human elements are often contrived, and the personal stories feel forced. However, Multiverse of Madness is a visual treat that doesn't hold back on delivering stunning visuals and impressive special effects.

While it may not be perfect, Doctor Strange 2 (yes, it has only been two years!) is undoubtedly a lot of fun to watch. My only disappointments are the limited number of multiverses explored, although this seems to be building towards a larger goal for Marvel's current phase. The directing, while solid, could have benefited from being more concise.

The acting and effects are top-notch, with delightful cameos that add to the film's charm. And speaking of Evil Dead, I was taken aback by the creepy factor present throughout the movie! With a unique villain whose motivations are difficult to discredit, it's easy to sympathize with them – until they start shredding people apart, that is.

It's no surprise that Sam Raimi, the mastermind behind the Evil Dead series, has once again managed to make chaos work in this film. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness may be a mess, but it's a unique and unpredictable one that defies expectations.

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