Doctor Strange also had to introduce an entirely new aspect of the Marvel universe to us though. We had zero exposure to the mystical world up to that point.Ganondorf said:Hulla Baller said:I don't think you can compare the two movies. The Spider-Man origin story has been told over and over in multiple movies so they could get away with not doing it again. Also, Spider-Man is already more popular and widely known to people. I think you had to an origin story for Dr. Strange or most people (including myself who doesn't read the comics) would have no idea what is going on and would be upset they didn't find out how he became a wizard.Ganondorf said:
What I would have liked for Dr. Strange we to skip the origin part and just give us a magic movie. The best part about Spider-Man Homecoming is that he's already Spider-Man, just getting the upgrades to become a better Spider-Man.
We could have skipped to Dr. Strange being a wizard and he's fighting some crazy demon or dealing with magic brain parasites like in the comics.
Agree and disagree. Did anyone question Dumbledore or Gandolf were wizards? Obi-Wan was a space wizard with no backstory.
I have origin story fatigue. I'm tired of seeing the same origins over and over. Future hero has to overcome some enemy while not knowing how to use their powers. Then you have to wait years to see them do anything not origin related.
Not giving him an origin would've given us far more questions than answers and just been generally confusing, not to mention they had to introduce the Time Stone for Infinity War purposes.