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The doctor is in. The trailer for Marvel's "Doctor Strange" just landed, so you'll excuse us for using just one pun.
It premiered on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," and it's our first good look at what Ben Davis, the film's director of photography, has promised will be "Marvel's 'Fantasia.'" Created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, Doctor Strange is Marvel's Sorceror Supreme, and the movie will be our first foray in to the mystical side of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In the movie, Stephen Strange discovers a world of magic and alteate dimensions after he seeks help for serious injuries that cut short his career as a brilliant neurosurgeon. Parts of the movie are filmed in 3D and it promises to be a twisty-tuy, mind-bending ride through dimensions. Seriously. Cities are goa get folded in half, "Inception"-style.
The trailer was teased on Tuesday when Marvel released the movie poster for "Doctor Strange," an atmospheric piece of art that features star Benedict Cumberbatch standing in what appears to be the character's Sanctum Sanctorum.
"Doctor Strange" also stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Baron Mordo and Tilda Swinton as the Ancient One. Mads Mikkelsen and Rachel McAdams also appear, though Marvel hasn't said what their roles will be. The film opens October 27 in Australia, October 28 in the UK and November 4 in the US.
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