I started reading Dr. Strange comics as a teen back in the 60s. I waited 50 years for this movie to be made and it was worth the wait. I saw it in a theatre in 3D when it first came out. Amazing.
I share your comic book experience reading Dr, Strange growing up, although I started in the 70s from old comic books that originally came out in the late 60s drawn by Gene Colan. Later on I started to discover older issues drawn by Steve Ditko. When the movie came out, I just had to get the ultimate experience by seeing it in IMAX 3D and was not disappointed.
In case anyone was curious, the Cloak of Levitation was never animate or sentient before or after Strange got it. Comics, animated movies, nothing ever gave the personality it has here, but I honestly think it's a great addition to the Dr. Strange lore, they make good use of it being alive! The behind the scenes reveal its inspiration was mostly from Aladdin's Magic Carpet, which made so much sense once I read that.
They said earlier the relic chooses the sorcerer. When the cloak saw Strange defending the Sanctum after the previous master died, even with weak newbie powers, it decided Strange was worthy.
“We need House” 😂😂😂 Benedict really reminds me of House when he’s all scruffy and deep talking using his American accent in this and saying all medical terms 😂. They played father and son in an old TV show and House of course is based off Sherlock Holmes.
There's actually a deleted scene where before Strange meets Mordo, he finds a dog with a broken leg. He creates like a makeshift brace or cast for the dog, which helps Mordo see the good in Strange.
Brutal fact: Kevin Feige confirmed that the loop time battle beetween Strange and Dormammu was an equivalent of aprox. 50 years. If every rounds have a duration of 10 min aprox then Stephen died like a 2629800 times. But the most brutal of all of this is the fact that everytime he respawned his body was still feeling the pain of his last death, so basically was a eternity of pain and suffering until Dormammu just give up
Agreed. And in that light, think of when he tells Tony of the 14,000,605 outcomes, there was only one that would work. That means Strange lived, died, and saw everything go wrong, save one, 14 some million of times too. Strange being even remotely sane after all of that is amazing.
Yes, this. It’s a very important part of dr strange’s story. He gets a lifetime of practice fighting one of the strongest beings in reality. He goes into the dark dimension as a master and comes out immediately afterwards as the sorcerer supreme. It not only honed his skills, but also strengthened his resolve to the point where he truly believes he can compete with any being in a contest of wills. It’s the ultimate positive reinforcement that even a god doesn’t have the mental fortitude to outlast him. I truly believe that dr strange is the strongest avenger for this reason. SPOILER AHEAD: infinity war essentially proves that thanos is unbeatable. The mental discipline that is required to look through 5+ years in 14+ million timelines to find the best possible outcome could only be done by strange. Even after thanos got the time stone, my belief is that the one timeline in which they truly win, accounts for thanos being unable to utilize the time stone to examine possible futures to the same degree as doctor strange simply because dr strange outmatches him in mental endurance
@@wraith1117 I don't think he physically experienced all those lives/de..aths. It was probably just like watching a movie. Unless some official source claims differently, I will disagree.
If you have a good surgeon, they will ask you what type of music you like. My back surgeon asked me how I felt about AC/DC or Metallica. Confused me ask why...and he explained that he likes music while he works. Win-win and I went under to AC/DC and came to with Queen. 😂
Wanna know something funny? This movie actually contains a warning about reckless driving…right around the end of the credits. In other words, in true spellbook fashion, they put the important warning AFTER everything else ^_^
1:06:25 Dr. Palmer's final jump scare - screaming when the mop fell over in the closet - was unscripted. The mop and bucket just happened to fall in reaction to the pyrotechnics the filmmakers used to create the lighting effect of the portal and scared the heck out of Rachel McAdams and she screamed. The Director liked the reaction so much he left it in the film.
“Is that what it’s like to do hallucinogens?” As a middle aged woman that used to go to raves and house parties in the late 90s and 00s… no, but the influence on the art style is clear. ALLEGEDLY. According to a friend. Who told me one time. 👀
If you liked Benedict Cumberbatch, I highly recommend you to watch the BBC's show "Sherlock" with him and Martin Freeman. It's superb, especially the first two seasons.
I love the messages from the film. "It is not all about you" and time is one of the things that makes life precious. Great casting. Fun visuals. Very different from the other Marvel films at least for now.
Doctors still have to decide things like the life of the mother vs the baby, or who to save in a mass emergency. So there are cases of choosing the larger good. Also, the Hippocratic Oath actually reads "First, do no harm..." but there is more than one rule. You can cut off a limb to save the life, for example. Overall the oath is about choosing the greater good, but being cautious about taking irreversible actions.
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Whenever I see Tilda Swinton in a movie, I can't help hearing her voice in my head saying, "You could have shot me, John! You chose a higher path! Look how well you're doing!"
3:40 although I'm an anesthesiologist and not a surgeon, I always turn on the guardians of the galaxy music mix.. Great selection of songs that most people like. Alhough one of the surgeons always requests polka at the end of the procedure , which is just hilarious /dumb 😂
@@KahnyaGnorc No, Steve Ditko didn't like reading that metaphysical stuff that Stan read back in the day. Steve was a big fan of the books of Ayn Rand, and that sort of political philosophy. That's what he liked to read. He would never have read that, not even for inspiration. I know people like to take credit away from Stan for what he created, but at least respect the fact that Steve Ditko was a serious reader who wouldn't waste his time reading Huxley. Ditko was against that entire movement back in the Sixties. It was something he and Stan would argue about. If you're a fan of Steve's at least respect his ideology
@@JDdiGriz Sorry, my memory must have conflated the Huxley stuff with Ditko's part in creating Strange (who does rarely get the credit for Strange or Spiderman)
which is from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. "if the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it truly is....Infinite." ..or something along those lines Also where Jim Morrison came up with the name "The Doors"
The thing with the ancient ones use of dark power is we dont really get enough info on it. She literally calls eternal life a curse at one point which could very well hint at the dark power extending her life isnt intentional or such. Maybe its a curse, maybe its a mistake she made that can't be fixed or maybe she is actively breaking the rules. We just dont get enough information
I actually knew a surgeon who was rear ended in his car waiting at a stop light and suffered nerve damage which affected one of his hands as a result. Nothing serious, he was much older than Strange, he continued to practice, but never operated again.
45:49 my fav part of this moment is that look from Strange because he's likely still questioning whether Wong's laugh was genuine - technically Strange is now his boss
Wong suggested that people laughed at Strange's jokes because he was their boss. When Wong finally laughs at Strange's joke, Strange has recently technically become his boss. So was it genuine?
While it's never officially stated anywhere how long Dr. Strange was bargaining with Dormammu, it could very well have been thousands of years. Either way, it's fun to think of how much larger his XP got as a result. Not only could he have picked up some tricks watching all the attacks Dormammu is killing him with (perhaps it had to keep getting changed up as he found counters to them), but with Strange's great memory, he also could be practicing more experimental combinations with stuff he'd previously read too.
That wall with the three windows, where he turns the dial and it changes to a dessert, reminds me very much of a very similar device that was use in one of the old Star Trek episodes and if I remember in Star Trek there was a time component, so they had to jump into the image at a certain point. I think they used the device to jump onto the bridge of the Enterprise.
I always knew I would love Marvel but I was slow at starting the journey. As a Cumberbatch fan seeing this coming out is what gave me the motivation and what a beautiful journey it continues to be! This is a great movie!❤
I grew up on the original comics, and with Steve Ditko's crazy worlds and effects I always considered it unfilmable - until this. While I question the wisdom of replacing the Asian Ancient One with a white woman, it's not necessarily a bad decision (he was a stereotype after all). I think this is a great adaptation.
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Some surgeons do listen to music. Whatever makes them comfortable. My first job in the OR we had one surgeon that listens to Metallica pretty loud where other nurses hated scrubbing in with him.
There was a fair amount of anger from the Asian comic-reading community when the casting of the Ancient One was announced, because the Ancient One was an elderly Asian man in the comics, not a Celtic woman. I honestly do hate when they “white-wash” roles like that, but I can’t find the heart to argue it in this case because Tilda Swinton is so damn good. 15:53 Yes, she was the White Witch in the Narnia movies, and she was Gabriel in _Constantine_ (the movie with Keanu Reeves).
9:30 I looked over on the IMDB site and yes these scenes were filmed in Kathmandu, Nepal. While Hong Kong street 40:02 was created on a London soundstage. The set was 570 feet long and included 80 neon signs and 35 storefronts.
Most surgeons I've worked with like some sort of music. Some are specific about what they want playing, others leave it up to the OR team. Had one surgeon who had an extremely calming playlist that he liked to play and damn that music was hard to stay awake to, especially if we were doing a robotic case. Room goes dark and just this soft calm music playing lol was a nightmare trying to not fall asleep, but the surgeon loved it and worked best with it. Another surgeon, my favorite one, liked having karaoke music playing (and would go to karaoke with his coworkers often). He heard me singing under my breath and said by all means enjoy yourself haha and was determined to find a song that I couldn't sing along to lmao. After I've got the OR set up and ready for surgery, whenever the patient is brought in, I like to ask them what music they like and have that playing for them to go under to. Tends to help patients that are very nervous and at least have that comfort before going to sleep.
Looker (1981) based on Michael Crichton's book, he also directed, has a doctor who listens to music while operating. Michael Crichton was head of his time. imo, everyone should see it at least once.
To answer your question about surgeons playing music, I'm a med student and they definitely do! Most even have their own OR playlists that they like to jam out to during surgery lol
When I first watched this film, I got so motion sick 😅 But then in 2020 I was in a car wreck and had metal placed in my hand. The loss of autonomy was so rough, I started to understand Dr. Strange so much more.
Doctor Strange's next big appearance in the MCU (not the upcoming instance with Thor) shoots him up to one of the top players within the MCU; it's jaw-droppingly good how top tier he becomes in that movie.
My surgeon would listen to Led Zeppelin albums when performing surgery. He told me a few times “yesterday was a long surgery for another patient. I listened to Led Zeppelin’s first 3 albums and physical graffiti back to back”
The special effects of Dr. Strange in the "trippy world" shown to him by The Ancient One was based on illustrations in the Marvel comic books that were drawn by artist Steve Ditko, and later by artist Gene Colan. They provided the basis for the visuals for dimensions and worlds beyond our reality. They were still very limited by the 2 dimensional print format to really bring that imaginary world to life so the visual artists for the MCU came up with their own version and expanded on it with cinematic technology. Whether their work was inspired by recreational chemistry has never been discussed, at least as far as I am aware of.
@@williambryan3346 I've been wondering how she spells it I've just been commenting with a pronoun since iron man 1 lmao I appreciate someone knowing, didn't wanna get it wrong.
5:39-5:45 Some people have thought that the patient with a crushed spine in some sort of experimental armor was the twisted spine pilot from a Hammer Tech attempt to recreate the Iron Man technology, but since it was an Air Force Colonel, most of the audience has concluded this was a reference to Colonel Jame "Rhodey" Rhodes, aka War Machine/Iron Patriot following "Civil War" I'll admit, I was at one point the former, but on re-watch I changed camps. [That spine twist just really stuck out to me initially) 22:41-22:47 Stephen is moving the either the apple relative to himself, or himself relative to the apple through time. It is difficult to say one way or the other, except to him it is linear time from beginning to end. I can't extrapolate which of them is moving, as my knowledge of temporal mechanics is limited to the understanding we have and theories which exists as of 2024.
The word "Shamballa" umm the wifi password is actually a reference to the Hindu and Buddhist text... In hinduism it is said that the last avatar of Lord Vishnu which is 'Kalki' will be born in the place called "Shamballa" Even in Buddhist text it is said that the place Shamballa is in the himalayas no one can see that city without the divine energy that city is filled with people of immense knowledge.. There is a movie Nick in Indian cinema which recently released and did so well in the Indian Cinema called "Kalki 2898AD" You can watch that it's the first part of trilogy and the vfx are quite good not the best but better to match the level of Mad max.. it's actually kind of mad max but totally based on HIndu text with some modern interpretations you will love it even Quynh can watch it with you.. Btw in HIndiuism there is no possiblity where you can't deny the teachings.. Hinduism has so many paths to follow even an atheist who doesn't believe in god but wants to find the real meaning can become a Hindu.. The only thing that we believe upon is Karma... We say you should respect your teacher or guru what he is teaching but there are some students like Kaicilius who rejects the teaching and think of themselves are they are ready to take upon the world then even guru release him from his shadow but that doesnt mean the guru will not protect the world or any person who is going to get harmed by that reckless student.. obviously the student's karma was to bring chaos but guru's karma is to restore order... But yes once you surrender yourself to a guru then don't ask question because this is where you will get all your answer a soul can't reach to it's goal without getting all theanswers... there is a very thin line people don't understand about they just take it as heads or tails... Either this or that..no... Even if you reject the god's teaching by saying that I don't believe in you I will go aroudn and find my answer it's okay you can do that no god is gonna punish you.. But when you roam around met every scholar met every guru in the world and they are leading you to the same path it means that your EGO is coming in front of you to attain the knowledge.. that's when karma comes into play once you realised that the what world is saying about the universe is true but you are blinded by your own ego and still you continue that then karma says that it goes into your own destruction.. You can question everything in Hinduism or Sanatan Dharma, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism all of these are parts of Sanatan Dharma these are different paths to attain the same goal.... Instead of facing this question that why are these paths are now different and not in under one umbrella start questioning which path is favourable for me.. You believe in warrior and charity go to sikhism you believe in non violence and compassion go to jainism you believe in kindness and inner health of your soul and body go to Buddhism but if you want all of that come to Hinduism.. Just don't exploit any path of knowledge that's it..
@@c1ph3rpunk i know someone would say that but buddy please go and read history.. all that knowledge was burnt which was in the Nalanda University by who? A Muslim king who can't tolerate the knowledge of hindus, Buddhists and other religions he was Bhaktiyar khilji go and read about Nalanda University and see for how many days it was burning... There was so much knowledge do you know the game that you play Sun wukong? The traveller who was travelling actually came to this university where he was inspired by the Lord Hanuman and give this character this type of persona
At the end of the fight in the hospital where Stephen has gone back & left Christine in the cleaners closet, a mop falls over & makes her jump. That wasn't planned, but director Scott Derrickson liked the natural reaction from Rachel McAdams & kept it in.
When Doctor strange is driving really fast and they're talking about the Air Force Colonel with the lower spine injury and he's not interested... They were talking about Rhodey after he got hurt/fell out of the sky in civil war.
To answer your question about hallucinations- I dropped acid when I was 21, 22 (I'm 47 now)- the hallucinations were not like this at all. It was more like seeing things that I knew weren't right, like, I had very short hair, but I looked in a mirror (which they say you shouldn't do on LSD) and saw myself with very long hair and the wrong clothes, that I wasn't wearing. I also took a medication (Levaquin, a strong antibiotic)that gave me hallucinations as a side effect and it was very similar- I sort of saw things overlaid reality, Like a tall bookshelf next to my bed, with books falling out of it, superimposed over the shelf that only came halfway up the wall. The only thing that made me see images like this movie was the time when I ate a weed edible and hallucinated colorful, tiled/prismatic tunnels, and I was zooming through them, but they never ended (it was very strong, later we found the normal dose was a quarter of the cookie, I ate the whole cookie). Just spiraling through tiled-looking, colorful tunnels that never ended. I could only squeeze my eyes shut and hang on. Be careful with those edibles, kids!
i swear quayinh is getting prettier each video (respectfully nick 😂) i really liked doctor strange i feel like it didn't quite get the love it should of. the ending is great doctors strange beats the villain by trolling him. consider this we don't know how many thosuands maybe even millions of times strange had to die excruciatingly before dormammu finally cracked
Tilda Swinton (The Ancient One) and Chris Evans (Capt. America) are in a really good Action/Sci-fi movie called Snowpiercer. I can not recommend it enough.
48:34 Throughout the MCU there are these...unfortunate post-credit scenes that never get paid off due to lack of foresight on the part of the studio. This just makes them comical in hindsight.
Unfortunate that MOM turned out the way it did. It was very telling when Scott Derrickson dropped out. Tells you everything you need to know about how controlling Marvel and Kevin Feige are nowadays
@@mikenadj.j4355 Ikr? I'm sick of these soulless cameo train team-up films with no arc for the titular character. The new films could be so much better if they just stuck with the original directors' visions.
Mads Mikkelsen is great in this, as he always is. He and his brother have both been in the Star Wars shows. But yeah, This movie was some fun, and I think gave proper weight to what Strange can do. I thought them getting Cumberbatch for this role was aces. He's up there with Mads and Tilda Swinton. All great choices and believable performances.
Hey Nick so in a couple of weeks you guys will finish phase 3, idk if you know the full phase 4 list since it also includes TV shows, I'll gladly write it down as you get closer to it
i think i speak for us all in saying we hope you watch WandaVision and Loki series in release order as well (plz watch 2-3 episodes at a time so it won't take as many weeks :)
Ah, I can answer some of your hallucinogen questions (being of an age to have had a “mis-spent” youth (cough) to reflect upon). To the question LSD, Psilocybin, Mescaline-no, not like that. Some aspects, perhaps. As I understand it, not ecstasy (MDMT) either. Possibly the depersonalization drug DMT as I’ve read descriptions that are eerily similar to some of the imagery shown in the movie (I’ve no experience with the latter two drugs-I don’t believe they existed way back then). But we’re talking more than fifty years ago! About the movie’s cosmology: I think there’s a difference between siphoning power from the multiverse to fuel sorcery-and selectively tunneling in for a specific, dangerous power for unimpeachable reasons-in contrast with cutting a deal with the ruling entity of that dark universe and selling out your world (and all six billion lives) as payment. It was a kind of take on karma: karma is inevitable, bold face, full stop. She knew the circumstances of her death, the who and the what-she knew Strange was involved-just not the when. By implication, when he showed up at her doorstep she had to know the end was coming. Although necessary for Strange to advance I was sorry to see her go-she was a great character,and a pity she’s lost to the MCU.
Dr Strange is perhaps my fav MCU character. Though Scarlet Witch is tied for second. Thor is a very close third because of how funny he is. Loki used to be first, but I can't say much else since you guy's aren't far into the MCU yet. Wait until you start getting into he TV series.
@@wesdog8975 could be either or since there's no definitive answer. Could make sense for both since both injuries would probably need multiple surgeries with just how devastating they were
@@wesdog8975 the official MCU timeline as seen in the Marvel Studios Character Encyclopedia has Strange studying in Kamar-Taj during the events of Civil War so it can't be referring to Rhodes.
I feel like Dr. Strange is so underrated
Definitely
kinda
It's my favorite "origin" movie.
Underrated?... literally EVERYONE knows he is the most wicked superhero in the MCU!
This move in the MCU cannon, yes! The character in Marvel lore, no way.
I started reading Dr. Strange comics as a teen back in the 60s. I waited 50 years for this movie to be made and it was worth the wait. I saw it in a theatre in 3D when it first came out. Amazing.
I share your comic book experience reading Dr, Strange growing up, although I started in the 70s from old comic books that originally came out in the late 60s drawn by Gene Colan. Later on I started to discover older issues drawn by Steve Ditko. When the movie came out, I just had to get the ultimate experience by seeing it in IMAX 3D and was not disappointed.
this must be the perfect movie to watch in 3d..
In case anyone was curious, the Cloak of Levitation was never animate or sentient before or after Strange got it. Comics, animated movies, nothing ever gave the personality it has here, but I honestly think it's a great addition to the Dr. Strange lore, they make good use of it being alive! The behind the scenes reveal its inspiration was mostly from Aladdin's Magic Carpet, which made so much sense once I read that.
I'd love a Cloak of Levitation
They said earlier the relic chooses the sorcerer. When the cloak saw Strange defending the Sanctum after the previous master died, even with weak newbie powers, it decided Strange was worthy.
“We need House” 😂😂😂 Benedict really reminds me of House when he’s all scruffy and deep talking using his American accent in this and saying all medical terms 😂. They played father and son in an old TV show and House of course is based off Sherlock Holmes.
There's actually a deleted scene where before Strange meets Mordo, he finds a dog with a broken leg. He creates like a makeshift brace or cast for the dog, which helps Mordo see the good in Strange.
Brutal fact: Kevin Feige confirmed that the loop time battle beetween Strange and Dormammu was an equivalent of aprox. 50 years. If every rounds have a duration of 10 min aprox then Stephen died like a 2629800 times.
But the most brutal of all of this is the fact that everytime he respawned his body was still feeling the pain of his last death, so basically was a eternity of pain and suffering until Dormammu just give up
DAYMN! He must've had bared it all just for saving the world
Agreed. And in that light, think of when he tells Tony of the 14,000,605 outcomes, there was only one that would work. That means Strange lived, died, and saw everything go wrong, save one, 14 some million of times too. Strange being even remotely sane after all of that is amazing.
Yes, this. It’s a very important part of dr strange’s story. He gets a lifetime of practice fighting one of the strongest beings in reality. He goes into the dark dimension as a master and comes out immediately afterwards as the sorcerer supreme. It not only honed his skills, but also strengthened his resolve to the point where he truly believes he can compete with any being in a contest of wills. It’s the ultimate positive reinforcement that even a god doesn’t have the mental fortitude to outlast him. I truly believe that dr strange is the strongest avenger for this reason.
SPOILER AHEAD: infinity war essentially proves that thanos is unbeatable. The mental discipline that is required to look through 5+ years in 14+ million timelines to find the best possible outcome could only be done by strange. Even after thanos got the time stone, my belief is that the one timeline in which they truly win, accounts for thanos being unable to utilize the time stone to examine possible futures to the same degree as doctor strange simply because dr strange outmatches him in mental endurance
@@wraith1117 I don't think he physically experienced all those lives/de..aths. It was probably just like watching a movie. Unless some official source claims differently, I will disagree.
If you have a good surgeon, they will ask you what type of music you like. My back surgeon asked me how I felt about AC/DC or Metallica. Confused me ask why...and he explained that he likes music while he works. Win-win and I went under to AC/DC and came to with Queen. 😂
Legend ❤
Fun fact: Dormamu motion capture and voice over is Benedict Cumberbatch as well
He’s giving that Smaug voice
Wanna know something funny? This movie actually contains a warning about reckless driving…right around the end of the credits. In other words, in true spellbook fashion, they put the important warning AFTER everything else ^_^
Did you notice the last case Strange heard fits Rhodie's injury in the previous film?
😂😂😂😂
1:06:25 Dr. Palmer's final jump scare - screaming when the mop fell over in the closet - was unscripted. The mop and bucket just happened to fall in reaction to the pyrotechnics the filmmakers used to create the lighting effect of the portal and scared the heck out of Rachel McAdams and she screamed. The Director liked the reaction so much he left it in the film.
every sunday i keep patiently waiting for another Nick & Quỳnh video to drop. Literally my faves
Yes music is sometimes played. It is at the surgeons descretion
The girlfriend getting scared during the operation was so funny. XD
“Is that what it’s like to do hallucinogens?” As a middle aged woman that used to go to raves and house parties in the late 90s and 00s… no, but the influence on the art style is clear. ALLEGEDLY. According to a friend. Who told me one time. 👀
It’s closer to a Pink Floyd concert in the 70’s, a friend told me. 😂
If you liked Benedict Cumberbatch, I highly recommend you to watch the BBC's show "Sherlock" with him and Martin Freeman. It's superb, especially the first two seasons.
It's one of my favorite shows! So much fun and Andrew Scott is *perfect*
I love the messages from the film. "It is not all about you" and time is one of the things that makes life precious. Great casting. Fun visuals. Very different from the other Marvel films at least for now.
Especially Captain Marvel, where it's all about her 100% and there's 0 weakness and 0 character growth 😂
"Listen to your cape!" - Always sound advice in life, just don't let people hear u say that or u get a special room to sleep in 🙂
@33:58 I really feel for Doctor Strange. As a medical doctor, he took the Hippocratic Oath, which states that he would never bring harm upon anyone.
I *really* liked that detail!
Doctors still have to decide things like the life of the mother vs the baby, or who to save in a mass emergency. So there are cases of choosing the larger good. Also, the Hippocratic Oath actually reads "First, do no harm..." but there is more than one rule. You can cut off a limb to save the life, for example. Overall the oath is about choosing the greater good, but being cautious about taking irreversible actions.
31:51 Dr Mike’s reaction to this is so funny. You don’t shock asystole! CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS! 😂
Hi! I'm a new fan 😊 Thank's for your reaction and comments. You both really sweet together😉 I will enjoy it to see you in the next movies. Best greets from ger. 😃
Whenever I see Tilda Swinton in a movie, I can't help hearing her voice in my head saying, "You could have shot me, John! You chose a higher path! Look how well you're doing!"
27:34 - Funny you should say it's like Hannibal, as this actor portrayed Hannibal Lecter in the Hannibal tv show. He's so damn good in that role.
3:40 although I'm an anesthesiologist and not a surgeon, I always turn on the guardians of the galaxy music mix.. Great selection of songs that most people like. Alhough one of the surgeons always requests polka at the end of the procedure , which is just hilarious /dumb 😂
Fiiiiiirst so hyped for this one! Love Dr. Strange!!!
Stan is reading 'The Doors Of Perception' written by Aldous Huxley.
Stan is reading it because he said that book was part of what inspired him to create Doctor Strange.
@@JDdiGriz Inspired Steve Ditko to create Doctor Strange
@@KahnyaGnorc No, Steve Ditko didn't like reading that metaphysical stuff that Stan read back in the day. Steve was a big fan of the books of Ayn Rand, and that sort of political philosophy. That's what he liked to read. He would never have read that, not even for inspiration.
I know people like to take credit away from Stan for what he created, but at least respect the fact that Steve Ditko was a serious reader who wouldn't waste his time reading Huxley. Ditko was against that entire movement back in the Sixties. It was something he and Stan would argue about. If you're a fan of Steve's at least respect his ideology
@@JDdiGriz Sorry, my memory must have conflated the Huxley stuff with Ditko's part in creating Strange (who does rarely get the credit for Strange or Spiderman)
which is from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.
"if the doors of perception were cleansed, every thing would appear to man as it truly is....Infinite." ..or something along those lines
Also where Jim Morrison came up with the name "The Doors"
The thing with the ancient ones use of dark power is we dont really get enough info on it. She literally calls eternal life a curse at one point which could very well hint at the dark power extending her life isnt intentional or such. Maybe its a curse, maybe its a mistake she made that can't be fixed or maybe she is actively breaking the rules. We just dont get enough information
I actually knew a surgeon who was rear ended in his car waiting at a stop light and suffered nerve damage which affected one of his hands as a result. Nothing serious, he was much older than Strange, he continued to practice, but never operated again.
The Richard Dawkins comment caught me off guard LOL
45:49 my fav part of this moment is that look from Strange because he's likely still questioning whether Wong's laugh was genuine - technically Strange is now his boss
I love her! She's so fun. Nick, my man, youre one lucky fella. Cherish her!
Yes, yes, and definitely YES. 🥰
Wong suggested that people laughed at Strange's jokes because he was their boss. When Wong finally laughs at Strange's joke, Strange has recently technically become his boss. So was it genuine?
While it's never officially stated anywhere how long Dr. Strange was bargaining with Dormammu, it could very well have been thousands of years. Either way, it's fun to think of how much larger his XP got as a result. Not only could he have picked up some tricks watching all the attacks Dormammu is killing him with (perhaps it had to keep getting changed up as he found counters to them), but with Strange's great memory, he also could be practicing more experimental combinations with stuff he'd previously read too.
i actually didnt think she would cry in this one... shes batting 1000 having cried in every marvel movie so far. lmao. keep the counter runnin
You cant stop this mister doctor😂😂😂😂
That wall with the three windows, where he turns the dial and it changes to a dessert, reminds me very much of a very similar device that was use in one of the old Star Trek episodes and if I remember in Star Trek there was a time component, so they had to jump into the image at a certain point. I think they used the device to jump onto the bridge of the Enterprise.
City on the Edge of Forever (Star Trek TOS). The bridge scene is from an episode of Star Trek TNG.🤓
I always knew I would love Marvel but I was slow at starting the journey. As a Cumberbatch fan seeing this coming out is what gave me the motivation and what a beautiful journey it continues to be! This is a great movie!❤
I grew up on the original comics, and with Steve Ditko's crazy worlds and effects I always considered it unfilmable - until this. While I question the wisdom of replacing the Asian Ancient One with a white woman, it's not necessarily a bad decision (he was a stereotype after all). I think this is a great adaptation.
omg i'm in tears, i just saw you guys posted Wanda vision eps 1-3 which is what i was hoping for- i love seeing you two love and care for these movies and characters as much as i do. This is my new favorite react channel. I usually only subscribe to 1 patreon at a time but i'm glad to say i'll be signing up for yours this week, i'm excited !
Some surgeons do listen to music. Whatever makes them comfortable. My first job in the OR we had one surgeon that listens to Metallica pretty loud where other nurses hated scrubbing in with him.
There was a fair amount of anger from the Asian comic-reading community when the casting of the Ancient One was announced, because the Ancient One was an elderly Asian man in the comics, not a Celtic woman. I honestly do hate when they “white-wash” roles like that, but I can’t find the heart to argue it in this case because Tilda Swinton is so damn good. 15:53 Yes, she was the White Witch in the Narnia movies, and she was Gabriel in _Constantine_ (the movie with Keanu Reeves).
They were probably afraid of the Asian Stereotypes.
@@gerstelb Ancient one was chinese from comics
But china denied cult things so they have to changed it
@@You-Suck-Yuck-8964 Close. The Ancient One in the comics was _Tibetan_ . And indeed, they needed to change it or China would never screen the film.
@@sonamadinolf6096Damn they could not get any other asian for that role
9:30 I looked over on the IMDB site and yes these scenes were filmed in Kathmandu, Nepal.
While Hong Kong street 40:02 was created on a London soundstage. The set was 570 feet long and included 80 neon signs and 35 storefronts.
Another awesome reaction thanks!
Most surgeons I've worked with like some sort of music. Some are specific about what they want playing, others leave it up to the OR team. Had one surgeon who had an extremely calming playlist that he liked to play and damn that music was hard to stay awake to, especially if we were doing a robotic case. Room goes dark and just this soft calm music playing lol was a nightmare trying to not fall asleep, but the surgeon loved it and worked best with it. Another surgeon, my favorite one, liked having karaoke music playing (and would go to karaoke with his coworkers often). He heard me singing under my breath and said by all means enjoy yourself haha and was determined to find a song that I couldn't sing along to lmao. After I've got the OR set up and ready for surgery, whenever the patient is brought in, I like to ask them what music they like and have that playing for them to go under to. Tends to help patients that are very nervous and at least have that comfort before going to sleep.
You sound very kind. I’m sure those patients are very comforted by you.
Looker (1981) based on Michael Crichton's book, he also directed, has a doctor who listens to music while operating. Michael Crichton was head of his time. imo, everyone should see it at least once.
To answer your question about surgeons playing music, I'm a med student and they definitely do! Most even have their own OR playlists that they like to jam out to during surgery lol
Wong is one of the best characters in the MCU.
When I first watched this film, I got so motion sick 😅 But then in 2020 I was in a car wreck and had metal placed in my hand. The loss of autonomy was so rough, I started to understand Dr. Strange so much more.
One of my favorite Marvel Films, I was just blown away by the visuals. Doctor Strange is definitely my favorite Marvel hero
Doctor Strange's next big appearance in the MCU (not the upcoming instance with Thor) shoots him up to one of the top players within the MCU; it's jaw-droppingly good how top tier he becomes in that movie.
Which one?
@@Mant111 - Didn't say for spoilers, but it's pretty obvious.
THANK YOU for joining the marvel universe 30:29 probably nicks favorite part of all the movies so far 🤣
Quỳnh hit the nail on the head. "The bill...comes.... due."
I was introduced to Dr Strange in Marvel vs Capcom 3 and also a reference from Spider-Man 2. Dr Strange 2016 movie is a gem.
9:32 yes, the location is real. there's bts where you can see benedict and the director with the crew filming in the city ;)
Introduction to the Marvel Sparkle Circle.
there aren't too many movies that I felt was worth the 3D theater experience, but Dr. Strange I made sure to see multiple times
yea saw it in 4dx
did not disappoint
This is one of my favorite Marvel movies.
My surgeon would listen to Led Zeppelin albums when performing surgery. He told me a few times “yesterday was a long surgery for another patient. I listened to Led Zeppelin’s first 3 albums and physical graffiti back to back”
The special effects of Dr. Strange in the "trippy world" shown to him by The Ancient One was based on illustrations in the Marvel comic books that were drawn by artist Steve Ditko, and later by artist Gene Colan. They provided the basis for the visuals for dimensions and worlds beyond our reality. They were still very limited by the 2 dimensional print format to really bring that imaginary world to life so the visual artists for the MCU came up with their own version and expanded on it with cinematic technology. Whether their work was inspired by recreational chemistry has never been discussed, at least as far as I am aware of.
My spinal doctor, a young doctor of 30, plays the tunes in the operating room.
Poor Quynh. She’s been through a lot of jump scares in this.
@@williambryan3346 I've been wondering how she spells it I've just been commenting with a pronoun since iron man 1 lmao I appreciate someone knowing, didn't wanna get it wrong.
1:54 is so funny when you think about the fact Mads Mikkelsen played Hannibal Lecter lmao
Finally, I was waiting for you guys to react to this movie! And a great reaction too. A lot of fun to watch.
5:39-5:45
Some people have thought that the patient with a crushed spine in some sort of experimental armor was the twisted spine pilot from a Hammer Tech attempt to recreate the Iron Man technology, but since it was an Air Force Colonel, most of the audience has concluded this was a reference to Colonel Jame "Rhodey" Rhodes, aka War Machine/Iron Patriot following "Civil War" I'll admit, I was at one point the former, but on re-watch I changed camps. [That spine twist just really stuck out to me initially)
22:41-22:47 Stephen is moving the either the apple relative to himself, or himself relative to the apple through time. It is difficult to say one way or the other, except to him it is linear time from beginning to end. I can't extrapolate which of them is moving, as my knowledge of temporal mechanics is limited to the understanding we have and theories which exists as of 2024.
The word "Shamballa" umm the wifi password is actually a reference to the Hindu and Buddhist text... In hinduism it is said that the last avatar of Lord Vishnu which is 'Kalki' will be born in the place called "Shamballa" Even in Buddhist text it is said that the place Shamballa is in the himalayas no one can see that city without the divine energy that city is filled with people of immense knowledge.. There is a movie Nick in Indian cinema which recently released and did so well in the Indian Cinema called "Kalki 2898AD" You can watch that it's the first part of trilogy and the vfx are quite good not the best but better to match the level of Mad max.. it's actually kind of mad max but totally based on HIndu text with some modern interpretations you will love it even Quynh can watch it with you..
Btw in HIndiuism there is no possiblity where you can't deny the teachings.. Hinduism has so many paths to follow even an atheist who doesn't believe in god but wants to find the real meaning can become a Hindu.. The only thing that we believe upon is Karma... We say you should respect your teacher or guru what he is teaching but there are some students like Kaicilius who rejects the teaching and think of themselves are they are ready to take upon the world then even guru release him from his shadow but that doesnt mean the guru will not protect the world or any person who is going to get harmed by that reckless student.. obviously the student's karma was to bring chaos but guru's karma is to restore order... But yes once you surrender yourself to a guru then don't ask question because this is where you will get all your answer a soul can't reach to it's goal without getting all theanswers... there is a very thin line people don't understand about they just take it as heads or tails... Either this or that..no... Even if you reject the god's teaching by saying that I don't believe in you I will go aroudn and find my answer it's okay you can do that no god is gonna punish you.. But when you roam around met every scholar met every guru in the world and they are leading you to the same path it means that your EGO is coming in front of you to attain the knowledge.. that's when karma comes into play once you realised that the what world is saying about the universe is true but you are blinded by your own ego and still you continue that then karma says that it goes into your own destruction.. You can question everything in Hinduism or Sanatan Dharma, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism all of these are parts of Sanatan Dharma these are different paths to attain the same goal.... Instead of facing this question that why are these paths are now different and not in under one umbrella start questioning which path is favourable for me.. You believe in warrior and charity go to sikhism you believe in non violence and compassion go to jainism you believe in kindness and inner health of your soul and body go to Buddhism but if you want all of that come to Hinduism.. Just don't exploit any path of knowledge that's it..
So after all that, you ended up at…
Be Excellent to Each Other?
I knew it, Bill & Ted are the future.
@@c1ph3rpunk i know someone would say that but buddy please go and read history.. all that knowledge was burnt which was in the Nalanda University by who? A Muslim king who can't tolerate the knowledge of hindus, Buddhists and other religions he was Bhaktiyar khilji go and read about Nalanda University and see for how many days it was burning... There was so much knowledge do you know the game that you play Sun wukong? The traveller who was travelling actually came to this university where he was inspired by the Lord Hanuman and give this character this type of persona
At the end of the fight in the hospital where Stephen has gone back & left Christine in the cleaners closet, a mop falls over & makes her jump. That wasn't planned, but director Scott Derrickson liked the natural reaction from Rachel McAdams & kept it in.
When Doctor strange is driving really fast and they're talking about the Air Force Colonel with the lower spine injury and he's not interested... They were talking about Rhodey after he got hurt/fell out of the sky in civil war.
Nope
Rhodey came to the future?
Yes the scenes in Nepal were actually shot on site.
Stan Lee was reading a book on ac*d trips, which is a hilarious moment
To answer your question about hallucinations- I dropped acid when I was 21, 22 (I'm 47 now)- the hallucinations were not like this at all. It was more like seeing things that I knew weren't right, like, I had very short hair, but I looked in a mirror (which they say you shouldn't do on LSD) and saw myself with very long hair and the wrong clothes, that I wasn't wearing. I also took a medication (Levaquin, a strong antibiotic)that gave me hallucinations as a side effect and it was very similar- I sort of saw things overlaid reality, Like a tall bookshelf next to my bed, with books falling out of it, superimposed over the shelf that only came halfway up the wall. The only thing that made me see images like this movie was the time when I ate a weed edible and hallucinated colorful, tiled/prismatic tunnels, and I was zooming through them, but they never ended (it was very strong, later we found the normal dose was a quarter of the cookie, I ate the whole cookie). Just spiraling through tiled-looking, colorful tunnels that never ended. I could only squeeze my eyes shut and hang on. Be careful with those edibles, kids!
I wonder if you're not supposed to look into a mirror when on LSD because you're seeing another timeline/version of yourself.
@@w1975b I have thought about that a lot, actually (that's probably not surprising)
Inception on steriods is a good description lol
i swear quayinh is getting prettier each video (respectfully nick 😂)
i really liked doctor strange i feel like it didn't quite get the love it should of. the ending is great doctors strange beats the villain by trolling him. consider this we don't know how many thosuands maybe even millions of times strange had to die excruciatingly before dormammu finally cracked
@@davewhitmore1958 isn't 99% all women's? 🤣
Tilda Swinton (The Ancient One) and Chris Evans (Capt. America) are in a really good Action/Sci-fi movie called Snowpiercer. I can not recommend it enough.
the comic is so creative by steve ditko from the 60s its trippy
48:34 Throughout the MCU there are these...unfortunate post-credit scenes that never get paid off due to lack of foresight on the part of the studio. This just makes them comical in hindsight.
Unfortunate that MOM turned out the way it did. It was very telling when Scott Derrickson dropped out. Tells you everything you need to know about how controlling Marvel and Kevin Feige are nowadays
@@mikenadj.j4355 Ikr? I'm sick of these soulless cameo train team-up films with no arc for the titular character. The new films could be so much better if they just stuck with the original directors' visions.
There's a Batman villain named Dr. Strange as well
Hugo Strange, and he usually manipulates Arkham inmates to prevent them from getting better
I think they call him Professor instead of doctor, but I think they just call him Hugo Strange or just Strange.
11:53 LOVED THE COMMENT!
I saw it in 3D and it was amazing. Mind blowing fun.
Stan Lee is reading Aldous Huxley's ‘The Doors of Perception’
Aparently doctor strange fought darmamu for hundreds of years and became extreamly skilled in that time loop. He remembers every death.
So excited for you to meet best Marvel character…Cloak.
Dagger: "What am I a joke to you?"
surgeons really play music during a procedure as long as it’s not too complicated, i asked the same question to my cousin who is a doctor 😂
Mads Mikkelsen is great in this, as he always is. He and his brother have both been in the Star Wars shows. But yeah, This movie was some fun, and I think gave proper weight to what Strange can do. I thought them getting Cumberbatch for this role was aces. He's up there with Mads and Tilda Swinton. All great choices and believable performances.
When I was on the operating table and they were prepping me for surgery, they had music playing.
My favorite one ❤
Hey Nick so in a couple of weeks you guys will finish phase 3, idk if you know the full phase 4 list since it also includes TV shows, I'll gladly write it down as you get closer to it
I would really like them to see some X-Men before they embark on phase 4, because of reasons.
13:01 better then amusement bark attractions 😂
Great reaction - I enjoyed this movie more than I thought would - and I can never get enough of Tilda Swinton! This was fantastic in 3D 😉
i think i speak for us all in saying we hope you watch WandaVision and Loki series in release order as well (plz watch 2-3 episodes at a time so it won't take as many weeks :)
One of the bets origin MCU movies alongside Iron Man ! I've watched this soo many times :)
Dr. Strange is my favorite MCU movie
Dr. Strange is my favorite MCU character
Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange is absolutely perfect
Ah, I can answer some of your hallucinogen questions (being of an age to have had a “mis-spent” youth (cough) to reflect upon). To the question LSD, Psilocybin, Mescaline-no, not like that. Some aspects, perhaps. As I understand it, not ecstasy (MDMT) either. Possibly the depersonalization drug DMT as I’ve read descriptions that are eerily similar to some of the imagery shown in the movie (I’ve no experience with the latter two drugs-I don’t believe they existed way back then). But we’re talking more than fifty years ago!
About the movie’s cosmology: I think there’s a difference between siphoning power from the multiverse to fuel sorcery-and selectively tunneling in for a specific, dangerous power for unimpeachable reasons-in contrast with cutting a deal with the ruling entity of that dark universe and selling out your world (and all six billion lives) as payment.
It was a kind of take on karma: karma is inevitable, bold face, full stop. She knew the circumstances of her death, the who and the what-she knew Strange was involved-just not the when. By implication, when he showed up at her doorstep she had to know the end was coming.
Although necessary for Strange to advance I was sorry to see her go-she was a great character,and a pity she’s lost to the MCU.
One of the best Mcu movies
A personal favorite of mine Before Movies
only trip that could be compared to is DMT and thats a stretch because dmt is pretty indescribable
I got high watching you watch Doctor Strange. 😁🤯😤
Dr Strange is perhaps my fav MCU character. Though Scarlet Witch is tied for second. Thor is a very close third because of how funny he is. Loki used to be first, but I can't say much else since you guy's aren't far into the MCU yet. Wait until you start getting into he TV series.
I can imagine a younger Tom Hanks and Meg
Ryan playing Dr. Strange and Christine Palmer❕
😉👍👍
The tony robbins comment 😂
Excellent
Depends on the surgeon. Some are that relaxed, some are not and will look daggers at you for even whisteling during surgery. xD
5:42 I'm fairly certain that line is referencing that scene in Iron Man 2 where the suit Hammer made spun that pilot around.
Actually it's about Rhodes being injured during Captain America Civil War
@@wesdog8975 could be either or since there's no definitive answer. Could make sense for both since both injuries would probably need multiple surgeries with just how devastating they were
@@wesdog8975 It's not about Rhodes, they mention the person is 35, Rhode's was 42 in Civil War
@@wesdog8975 the official MCU timeline as seen in the Marvel Studios Character Encyclopedia has Strange studying in Kamar-Taj during the events of Civil War so it can't be referring to Rhodes.
@@wesdog8975 Civil war is the future time