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I was expecting this movie to answer many burning questions that we've been having since phase 4 and the concept of the multiverse came to be. But instead it left us with more questions.

Also this movie didn't spend as much time as it should, further developing Dr. Strange's character. It more felt like a Scarlet Witch movie than a Dr. Strange movie. I gave it a solid 6 because of some *particular* casting choices and cameos that they done right (although handled the characters kind of poorly) + Elizabeth Olsen's performance and the presence of Raimi's horror signature.

I was not expecting this series to go this deep into the characters. This was a perfect TV episode for me. Other than being very relatable on a personal level, it was beautiful, meaningful and masterfully directed. Coach Beards' struggle with anxiety and self hatred, his refusal against other people's help and how self hatred can be reflected on other people, even though they might genuinely want to help, was perfectly portrayed. Hats off to the cast and crew! Splendid episode!

I usually don't write stuff on IMDb but i felt like this series is going a little unnoticed so here goes:

I just finished the first episode and it was amazing! First i should tell that I'm a Muslim and i've been looking for something like this in a really long time. A documentary about religions and different aspects of them, without taking any side on what's right or wrong, just informing people about what's going on with people of other nations.

Once again Morgan Freeman plays the role of the narrator astonishingly. We see him travel around the world and become familiar with different beliefs and cultures. It doesn't matter if you're a Muslim, Jew, Hindu, Christian or even a non-believer, this series takes you on an epic journey to see other cultures and history of the world. Definitely a must see and a masterpiece.