Worth the 3D glasses

Rating: 7/10 (12 November 2016)

There's a lot They don't want you to know. Whether it's because you're too dumb to understand it or whether you're not strong enough to handle it, there are transdimensional, interdimensional, crossdimensional, counterdimensional, multidimensional, and super- dimensional things They are keeping from us.
Dr. Strange, however, is a superstar neurosurgeon who drives too fast and crushes his hands in a car accident so he can travel the world in search of answers They know but will only share with a handful of elites. And to be really good, as in a good person who cares about the multiverse, you sometimes gotta play hardball and you have to dabble in the dark arts.
Oh, Mads Mikkelsen, your stern face. Oh Benedict Cumberbatch, your stern face. And Tilda Swinton, you bring so much class, especially in 3D. There are a few uncomfortable moments for humor despite, once again, the entire world being at risk, but this time, it's Dormammu. DORMAMMU. Dormammu wants to absorb (?) the Earth and keep it all to himself in the Dark Dimension, a place where time does not exist.
OK, well that all sounds rather, ahem, strange, doesn't it. Weird, even. But with the help of a Sling Ring, a Cloak of Levitation, and the Eye of Agamotto, it'll all be all right, alright?
Dr. Strange is actually pretty fun, not quite as fun as Ant-Man or Deadpool, but the visuals are great in 3D and worth the extra bucks. I'm honestly worried what might happen if someone were to, say, gather all of the Infinity Gems together into a gauntlet of some type.