The Good: Literally ONLY the 1st 40 minutes, fantasy gore and violence, morally ambiguous characters, and cameo appearances.

The Bad: Unnecessarily Woke AF, paper-thin plot, and tame family-friendly horror (More "The Addams Family" than "The Evil Dead", but for a PG-13 it could have done with more surrealist visuals, like Mysterio's nightmarish illusion sequence in "Spiderman: Far From Home").

The Verdict: After a promising 1st act, this film descends into what is essentially a triple-bill of WandaVision episodes (The price you pay for seeing a theatrical feature written by a TV writer is you pay for a TV movie). It just feels flat and a missed opportunity for both Raimi and Marvel. Not a patch on the 1st "Doctor Strange", and nowhere near as cinematic. Hell, even season 2 of CW's "The Flash" handled the Multiverse better. Way better. And no, I'm not biased-- I gave "The Batman" 1/10. Both films are awful. This is marginally more entertaining.