Eitri Vs Stephen Strange : Which Actor And Martin Freeman Are Great Together In Sherlock Holmes?

Once my friend told me to watch this series, but i thought it wouldn't be that great as sherlock holmes movie(robert downey jr).it didn't attract me much in the beginning, but as i started watching episode after episode i was amazed by the acting of benedict cumberbatch, martin freeman. they are just amazing together, it is very addictive though.i recently finished watching season 3, benedict and martin have made justice to their roles. now i am an avid fan of benedict cumberbatch.hope there are more seasons chalked.

It reminds me very much of inception or the matrix. benedict cumberbatch is great as stephen strange, i can't see anyone else playing the sorcerers supreme. benedict wong, tilda swinton,rachel mcadams,and chiwetel ejiofor give great performances as well.

Both chris pine and zachary quinto have immersed into the characters flawlessly, now almost forming their own new legend. the standout character however is karl urban as doctor bones, nailing everything about the character to perfection, with one of the performances of the year. nonetheless - with detriment to the dynamics of the crew - bones is underutilised, rarely functioning as the contemplative voice of emotive reason, which made him arguably the best character in all star trek history.and naturally there is the baffling revelation: after years of promising that the sequel won't feature khan noonien singh, benedict cumberbatch ultimately reveals himself to be the famed sikh via mexico (as previously portrayed as ricardo montalbán).

An alternate version of ego appeared in the disney+ animated series what if...? : 2  eitri (portrayed by peter dinklage) is the king of the dwarves, an ancient race of skilled forgers and blacksmiths who hail from the realm of nidavellir. atypically to his traditional diminutive form in the comic books, the mcu's version of eitri is depicted at a giant's size (although he still refers to his race as dwarves).

Scott derickson's clever direction distracts from the formulaic script via the use of mind blowing special effects; perhaps the best we've seen in a marvel, if not a superhero film to date. the cast does well with what they are given; benedict cumberbatch portrays a charming stephen strange, even if his character's personality and arc feel all too familiar. tilda swinton, controversially cast as the formerly asian ancient one puts in a good stint, and benedict wong is gives an amusing performance as his namesake wong.

This film hates itself, and loves itself, much too much.why hate? stephen strange of comics fame was arrogant but firm, not the childish whelp which is written for benedict cumberbatch, who amplifies the wiseass teen persona quite naturally, which is irritating, and i think the writers and director wanted that. there is an alienation in this version of doctor strange which says "love it or be cast out!"

Since 2016 benedict cumberbatch has portrayed the role of stephen strange in the marvel cinematic universe. artist steve ditko and writer stan lee have described the character as having been originally the idea of ditko, who wrote in 2008, "on my own, i brought in to lee a five-page, penciled story with a page/panel script of my idea of a new, different kind of character for variety in marvel comics. my character wound up being named dr.