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This is one of those movies of the year which I had been looking forward to for a long time. Marvel's Doctor Strange was strange yet unique on many levels. Cumberbatch's performance as strange was everything we could have expected from him. The movie is visually captivating in all ways. I can easily see it winning the Oscar award for Best Visual Effects this year. It could have a shot on the cinematography category too. This multi-realm fantasy film sits comfortably in the top echelon of MCU movies thanks to its ambitious concept and dazzling set pieces, the mind- bending parallel dimensions.the multiple plains of existence with jaw-dropping splendor, the Inception-esque world-shifting of the dark dimension is awe inspiring and the action sequences have been well-written! Something no one would love to miss.

Star Wars: The Force awakens is the latest installment of the Star Wars series. I must say that when I heard,there's a new Star Wars movie coming, I was kinda thinking that it won't get good at all bit I was proved wrong but this film. J.J Abrams did a good job

The film had good pace throughout and I didn't get bored for even a second. The film had a good set of characters. They were really interesting to watch. The young starlet Daisy Ridley also played a good part in making this film good. The sound effects were lovable too. Everyone must give it a watch. Nor the best film of the year but still amongst the great ones.

Masterfully told and encompassing an emotional complexity, Tyldum's film is both engrossing and disturbing. It has genius aspirations in which it wants to exist in the cinematic world. It's an impeccable thriller, taut and brilliant, exploring the horrors of war along with the choices that doom mankind for all eternity. Tyldum is methodical and precise in which he decides to unravel the story, Turing is one of the fallen heroes of our history and his story stands as one of the most tragic. Screenwriter Moore crafts a murky, dark, yet totally enjoyable spy film that stands taller than any James Bond film ever released. Benedict Cumberbatch continues to climb the ladder as one of the best actors working today. After impressive performances August: Osage County, 12 Years a Slave, and TV's "Sherlock," this is the role that will make him a bonafide movie star. There's a quote at the beginning of the movie: "are you paying attention?". Throughout the movie, that's what I did. It's all that I could do because the story and the acting kept my eyes glued to the screen and I couldn't take them away. It's emotional, it's exciting and it is truly heartbreaking in some moments. It was a very comedic movie, too. There were some scenes that had me in fits of laughter and that's what makes it a beautiful script; despite the movie being based on the darkest days of World War 2, they added comedy into it which brought the movie alive. This is one of the most entertaining biopics ever made.