Dr. Strange

Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is a world-class neurosurgeon with a remarkable memory. However, a car accident left his hands severely injured and unable to continue his work of healing people. After months of depression and unsuccessful treatment, Strange was referred to Kamar-Taj, a mysterious secret chamber in Nepal. Here, The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton) enlightens him to an infinite magical multiverse, far beyond all human comprehension. The determination to cure the hands makes the "former doctor" study and practice day and night. The main character is someone from a genius but arrogant doctor, Strange turns into a broken wanderer looking for a way to fix his hands and finally a superhero who accepts to sacrifice himself to save the world.

In Doctor Strange, Marvel introduced viewers to a larger world than any previous superhero movie. The magic in Doctor Strange is extremely diverse, from as simple as summoning weapons, and opening portals to as complex as bending reality. The film has transported viewers to a world they can only imagine in dreams like Inception. Stephen Strange and Kaecilius have a battle scene with each other in the context of the buildings and the surrounding gravity changes which are extremely impressive. Transforming into Stephen Strange is a significant step forward in the career of Benedict Cumberbatch. The performance of Benedict Cumberbatch has brought viewers all kinds of emotions from hate to sympathy to admiration. Along with that is his playful, sarcastic nature that brings a lot of laughter to viewers. Cumberbatch completely transcends the shadow of Sherlock Holmes and brings his own identity to this "strange" doctor.