Brilliantly executed with consistent storytelling. Learn from your mistakes Josh Trank- the director of the Fantastic Four reboot.

Rating: 8/10 (5 November 2016)

Being a fan of Benedict Cumberbatch after watching Hobbit was simply the best decision I've ever made. Quite frankly, I was a bit skeptical when I saw the 2 trailers of this movie. But after watching this movie, I felt that Marvel has realized the true meaning of VFX and writing.
Although I don't have extensive knowledge about Doctor Strange's character but after watching the movie, I managed to understand the superpowers and the story behind it.
The direction was kept tight under all circumstances and the VFX was very smooth. New York and Hong Kong were shot beautifully and the editing was super crispy.
Benedict Cumberbatch performed phenomenally as Stephen Strange but some parts such as the interactions with Mordo could've been better because I felt he brought some mentality from Hobitt
Chiwetel Ejiofor as Mordo was simply fantastic. She has the potential of playing decent villainous roles. The evil humor and the betrayal he showed was absolutely spot-on
Rachel McAdams on the other hand was a bit of a letdown in the movie although she is a decent actress but at this time around, I felt that she came up on set but just to earn a quick buck.
The background and sound design were purely efficient which kept the film's flow abstract. Something that Zack Snyder should learn about
Although the movie was short but the ending needed an additional sub- plot like whether Doctor Strange finds out that Mordo has gone to steal the energy but becomes a clueless scene due to the shortness of the movie.
Overall, I found this movie amazing apart from the shortness and Rachel's acting, it is pretty epic. Doctor Strange is worth watching at 3D or IMAX at a theater near you.