An Excellent Watch (Jaeger LeCoultre)

Rating: 10/10 (6 November 2016)

Oftentimes, people identify themselves with their profession. Being able to do the job that one is good at makes them feel good. Dealing with the pain of loosing ones professional career can be traumatic. It happens because of this profound obsession with ones own job. It can also be related to an obsession with activity. What would one do if there was nothing to do? This is the question that Stephen Strange is faced with in the beginning of the story. Later on he discovers the esoteric and ancient wisdom. Dealing with multiverses and time travel. Psychologists relates these non existent phenomena to Schizophrenia and delusional beliefs in unreal. One interesting thing about the movie is the part where the protagonist dies several times but comes back and defies a great inner demon that is obsessed with power. Another question that the movie throws at the audience is whether time travel or time manipulation can be good/bad or right/wrong. But this is as easy as answering the question of whether traveling by bus is good/bad or pausing the movie that one is watching has any ethical questions attached to it. A thought provoking movie. Sometimes I felt the action was just too much. There could have been a better and peaceful way of presenting the same ideas. Benedict did an awesome job, I'm a big fan.