And now we go to new territory for Marvel Studios with Doctor Strange !  The last time that we know Guardians of Galaxy gave us one best review and most loved films within the genre.

It certainly is one of the most entertaining and is a welcomed addition to the MCU, BUT my big concern is most of people nervous about one element. (Ya. MYTHOLOGY work on screen to fit into other Marvel Movies). We can't underestimate with it. I understood it by the end of it, it got me excited when certain things were happening and it made me think how the other Marvel Superheros would cope with the mystical power of Doctor Strange..

Doctor Strange is one of the world’s leading neurosurgeons who, after a major a car accident, is forced to give up his career due to serve injuries sustained to his hands. After hearing of potential cure, Strange sets off on a journey of healing to meet the ancient one. 

Strange journey leds him to Nepal (Kamar-Taj), where he discovers the mystics arts. He has to learn the path to power and the kind of responsibilities it holds. However, at some points he almost gives up on life and sees no more strength to learn but continues on. Strange trained how to used the mystic arts and tough about purpose he can serve, Strange takes a path that will change his life forever. 

As, I’ve mentioned before, I’m not familiar with the character of Doctor Strange in comparison to the likes Spiderman, Iron Man, or Captain America. That worked massively in favour of the film as I was interested to see how character like this would fit into MCU and exicited to see something new altogether within the franchise. I also really excited when I know Benedict Cumberbatch will be main character on this film. (SUPER YEAY !!) 😍

Who doesn’t love Benedict Cumberbatch? He’s superb as Strange. He isn’t straying too far from his Sherlock role here, He’s arrogant, genius, charming, stubborn and cocky as Holmes. (Thankfully, He doesn’t indulge in quite so much speed-talking). He’s also mirror image of Tony Stark. What I love about Benedict Cumberbatch is that he can tackle countless roles and characters which is what is very clear here, by displaying element being a jerk becoming strong confident hero and also quirky humorous fellow.

Christine Palmer (Rachel McAdams) is far more likable a character, as she only wants what’s best for Stephen, but after he’s got an accident and loss of his hand, she can only take so much of his crap attitude/treatment of her before she’s had enough. I love her character so much, we haven’t seen female lead like her. She’s supportive, but not pushover. Although she isn’t given a huge amount to do beyond the first act, but I think she’s quite enough. (She never appears to be in any danger like Pepper Potts and Jane Foster got into).

Tilda Swinton is fantastic as The Ancient One, she owns the role and almost unrecognisable. Actually, I can’t understand why people debate of her role? She lights up the screen and she gives a good performance. She also looks very impressed  as she has gone from none believer to becoming a learner. (This scene you should see the colorful kaleidoscope which looks amazing in 3D).

Chiwatel Ejiofor as Mordo, is curious character as he seems on the side good, but oddly enough his most intriguing scene comes post-credits, suggesting he’s not what we one thought. 

The other thing really that holds this film back is weak villains. I mean Mads Mikkelsen as Kaecilius is great actor, isn’t it? He always being a bad guy. But I think they written his character a little weak. He doesn’t have a whole lot to work with here. He get one or two amusing lines, but on the whole, like the majority of MCU villains, he doesn’t leave much of lasting impression.

Let’s get on with the deep review ....

I think director Scott Derickson does a good job of directing. The script is generally good but not perfect (The story development felt the standart Marvel structure that I have seen with many of their features), though I would say the villains are under written and they lack much dialogue and character. Whilst the villains are under written the opposite is true for the heroes, with some really great dialogue for Strange and The Ancient One. Marvel are really good at getting the tone of the film right, between humour and seriousness and again they succeed with this film, there are much scene can make you laugh out loud. 

The strongest parts of the film for me were the visual effects. The film had so much fantasy action it made the head spin. The ability that they had, they make great use of the abilities are characters had, and it had moment that even Christopher Nolan would have like to have used in Inception. I loved those moments as I consider that fil, to be perfect. The brilliant effects reminiscent of the matrix and inception, coupled with fantastic action and good story. Ben Davis cinematography is great. Doctor Strange is very much an effect film and it must be very hard to do cinematography for a film like this. 

The effect really gives much contribution in this film. The visual of the Movie are stunning. There is a scene in the beginning where The Ancient One shows Strange “The Magic”. It is absolute amazing to sink into the world mirror dimensions and things like that. Most artistic movie yet of marvel ! (You should watch how the perfect foolish face of Benedict Cumberbatch). 

There are two post after credit. Don’t make the same mistake that a lot people did at the screening. So be sure to stay right until the end. . .

"Dormammu, I've come to bargain!" (#SavingTheWorld) 😃

Who don't like to watch movies?  This is the first time i am writing about movies. By the way, I come back from my hibernation for long long time (Say Hi) . So, i wanna give my opinion about the best movies of 2015 so far..

1. THE MARTIAN 

The Martian, directed by Ridley Scott based on the book Andy Weir, is a fictional movie set on the planet of Mars. The movie begins with a group of astronauts making a mission on the planet when a storm hits. The crew is forced to evacuate, and one crew member is injured and abandoned. The allegedly dead astronaut, Mark Watney (played by Matt Damon), awakens alone. 

Actually, I am not a fan of either Sci-Fi movies or Matt Damon, but I have to say, this movie was good. The Martian so interesting to watch. But if you are new to science fiction movies, The Martian is worth a watch. The plot of the movie is focused upon how Watney survives, and how he is rescued. The majority of the film is spent focused on the former. This is the movie's strongest portion, mostly due to a great performance by Matt Damon, and a witty script. The other part of the film, how Watney is rescued, is gone about in a realistic way. While this does help the audience become immersed in the movie, it creates sections of the film where Watney, who should be the main focus, is drowned out by other characters and dilemmas. Even though they sometimes take away from the film, these additional characters are still strong editions; they are each well developed, and have good writing. But I think somewhere fails to engage. It's made little boring  and the ending is too predictable. Matt Damon was very good but somehow his character lacked intensity. The overall experience was okay, not too exciting. Visuals were no doubt awesome. Lastly, the story unfortunately makes few surprising deviations from what the audience can predict will occur, leaving it somewhat underwhelming. Overall, The Martian is an intriguing and entertaining movie, but is never astounding.

2.  BLACK MASS

Everyone knew Johnny Depp had talent, but it had been so long since we had a great performance from him, that I think we all started to wonder if he was ever going to return to form. Well, I think Black Mass can put that to rest. Not only is Depp stellar, but the film is actually really well done. I was really impressed by the entire production of the film and it was such a relief to see that the film was well done after months of hoping.

Even though James 'Whitey' Bulger is a real life person, I wasn't too familiar with the story behind his days in South Boston. Depp gives Bulger a less comedic and far more chilling side to him. I think the more surprising part of the film was the performance of Joel Edgerton as the FBI accomplice, John Connolly, and partner in crime so to speak to Bulger for so many years.

That was the part of the story that really grabbed me more than anything else. The relationship of Connolly and Bulger and just how manipulative the one side was to the other. But also that Connolly looked up to Bulger and got caught up in the lifestyle of getting promotions and going to high profile parties that he lost site of what the mission was. But also, that Bulger wasn't portrayed as an all out monster. I like that we get to see that he was a loving father and even family man. He did some awful things but we can't forget the part that some of the FBI played in allowing things to happen the way they did.

The rest of the cast also deserves high praise. It was one of the best ensemble pieces this year. Heck, even Dakota Johnson was terrific in her small but pivotal role. But Scott Cooper, the director, may have been the hero here. The tension and pacing rivaled some of Scorsese's best mob films. I won't be surprised if the film is nominated at the Oscars and Depp is nominated as well. Black Mass is one of the best films to come out in 2015.

3. JURASSIC WORLD

I am sorry, this movie maybe not your list. Just because this film made my childhood memories spectacular. So, i put this movie as one of the best movies of 2015.

I didn't go into this movie with high expectations. I've only seen the original, which I thoroughly enjoy. I did not expect this one to deliver anything special in terms of plot or character. With a dinosaur movie, there's only so much you can do and, as this was intended to give the franchise new life, it is unsurprising that they would ignore plot and character in favor of really cool dinosaurs. And after seeing the movie, I was totally okay that they did. Yes, we had seen the stock characters before, but they were likable enough and didn't detract from the movie at all. In fact, I really liked Chris Pratt's Owen and his deep care for the animals he worked with and his paternal nature. I also really enjoyed the genetic modification aspect of it because it did ring true to our society where we are so easily bored and demand more without thinking about consequences. Apart from that, I liked the dinosaurs. It was a fun run away from the monster movie that delivered on the action. While there was nowhere near as much suspense as in the first movie, that did not make it unenjoyable. All in all, if you're looking for an unique plot or great character development, this is not the movie to watch. However, it did succeed in being a fun summer blockbuster, which is exactly what it should have been.

4. AVENGERS : AGE OF ULTRON

Joss Whedon had a lot to live up to with this movie and he managed to pack an awful lot into a two and a half hour film and juggles the humor, action and drama very well. Not a single moment in the movie felt wasted and every scene adds to the overall film. The characters also seem much more developed and Joss does a fantastic job digging deeper into each hero's psyche and making each one relatable. Whedon also keeps the tone dark yet the movie does have some light moments and it gave me exactly what I wanted from a superhero movie.

The story is based on Tony and Bruce (Ironman & non-Hulk in case you didn't know) concocting a plan to create highly evolved Artificial Intelligence in order to keep the world protected like TSA 10.0, but plans fall apart when the A.I. that they birthed concocts plans of his own.

First off, the action in this film is great. All the fight scenes are energetic and I only found complications during a fight scene on a freight liner because of the dark shaky cam.

I loved the interaction of the team during the party scene at the Avengers headquarters. It shows how much they jelled as a team since the first film. I also enjoyed that they didn't put a heavy investment of time on only the bigger heroes such as Ironman and Captain America, but they did a neat little back story on Hawkeye, helping to pull him away from just being a filler character, but just as important as the other members.

Robert Downey Jr. always be my favorite hero. He never fails to astonish me as Iron Man/Tony Stark in these movies. From his intelligence and skill to his billionaire playboy personality and humor, Downey has perfected the role and made it his own. Chris Evans once again shires as Steve Rogers/Captain America, bringing a real sense of morality and bravery to the role and the banter between Rogers and Stark is hilarious to watch. Scarlett Johansson once again is awesome as Black Widow and keeps on proving that women are just as capable of kicking ass as guys are and it was great to see a little of her back-story in the movie. Chris Hemsworth is awesome as Thor, throwing out some really funny lines throughout the movie as well as being a total bad ass in the battle scenes. Mark Ruffalo rocks it again as Bruce Banner/The Incredible Hulk, juggling the nerdy scientist and the raging green monster extremely well and still manages to be quite humorous at times. One complaint that I had with the first Avengers film was Hawkeye not getting enough time on screen, but thankfully, there's more of him here. Jeremy Renner is terrific in the role, gets a chance to develop the character more and is a total boss in the action scenes. To overlook the new characters in AOU, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch and Vision, would be unjust because all three play their roles very well. Aaron Taylor-Johnson displays Quicksilver's overconfidence perfectly while showing genuine concern for his sister at the same time. Elisabeth Olsen plays the role of Scarlet Witch very well and really comes into her own in the final battle. Paul Bettany is great as Vision. Sam Jackson kills it again as Nick Fury. Anthony Mackie shows up as Falcon and kicks plenty of ass as does Don Cheadle as War Machine.

When I saw Ultron appear at the end of the teaser, it sent chills running down my spine and I thought that he would be an awesome villain, sadly, that wasn't the cause. Now, I thought James Spader did a great job voicing Ultron, but he is extremely underdeveloped and comes across as a whiny villain and not a major threat to the Avengers. Otherwise, the only other issue I had with the movie was the Black Widow-Hulk romance as it just seemed out of place and really served no purpose.

Right from the start, the film chucks the team right into some deafening action, pulling us into a whirlwind of dangerous and visually unstoppable action scenes that allow every smash, punch, flash of light and battle to essentially become near-incredible forms of eye-crushing sights and it's when our heroes go into combat that the movie overwhelms our famished eyes and maintains complete control over the viewer's interest, allowing the impressed viewers to follow the visual spectacle as it reaches beyond the audience's mind. I could go on and on about the battle between Iron Man in the Hulk Buster suit and a rampaging Hulk because it's just so damn awesome and the final showdown between The Avengers and Ultron's army actually manages to top the battle in the first film.

The visual effects are great and serve a huge purpose when the action is taking place and the score by Brian Taylor and Danny Eifman really fits the film perfectly.

Aside from the problems I've talked about, I really loved this movie. It's action-packed, has some strong emotional moments, the score is great, the actors all give top-notch performances, and the post-credits scene sets up the future of the MCU nicely.