S Line

This movie's ending is the worst since Game of Thrones Season 8. It's true there were many different possible outcomes, but the writers and directors chose the absolute worst among the 14,000,605 scenarios Doctor Strange envisioned.

1. Unnecessary Explanations and Rushed Plotlines There was no need to explain the mystical elements so logically and exhaustively. Many questions arose, and they should have been answered gradually in subsequent episodes or seasons. (It's clear the producers intended for a next season based on the final scene.) So why rush everything so much? And there was no need to construct an elaborate philosophical system to explain the "S-line"

2. Abrupt Genre Shift and Loss of Cohesion The first five episodes leaned towards a school, crime, and affair drama, feeling very grounded and realistic. This, combined with a mystical ability, was a great formula for intrigue and captivation. However, by episode 6, the film completely transformed into a different kind of supernatural story, feeling very disparate and unconvincing.

This episode Was more like a theatre than a series... I expected more because the previous episodes were really great!

I think the story and content of the series were worth turning into a 10 or 12 episode series! ... or even having a second season!

The ending was highly symbolic and didn't fit with the linear flow of the story at all ...