Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is another disappointment from MCU phase 4 and 5. This movie feels just like another rehash of preexisting tropes, concepts, and characters from other marvel movies and comics. The writing is laughably bad, both in terms of one-one meaningful conversations, and in overall structure and plot. In older MCU movies, you would have more personal conversations between the heavy action and events. These more personal conversations would help us care more about these characters and therefore what's at stake by losing them. And they wouldn't even nesscairly move the plot forward, but they made us care. In this movie. Every conversation in this move only serves the purpose of explaining what's happening, or to inspire an action. Or if something personal is said, it's done in a bafflingly shallow way. Also another thing that ticks me off is that almost every new character introduced into this move dies immediately, and we just never see them again. The acting is pretty bad also. The peak was Doctor Strange himself of course (I think he did the best with the script he got) whose acting was okayish, and America At least tried, but every other character feels like their actors just did not care (Especially John Krasinski). Some other issues are the CGI that honestly looks worse than 5 years ago, An extremely fast pace, and the fact that for some reason everyone just forgives Wanda for every single thing she does (Like they treat her way too nice considering at this point she's basically a war criminal). Overall, If you're looking for a movie to turn off you're brain to and just watch flashy CGI battles, then this movies for you. But If you want the quality of movies that marvel was putting out a few years back, you ain't getting it here.