Marvels 1978 Doctor Strange TV movie (officially known asDr.
Strange) is admittedly, something of an acquired taste.
But theres an undeniable charm and air of mystery about this particularDr.
Strangemovie, although it may not be quite to everyones taste.
Remember how I referred to this as deliberately paced?
That is, perhaps, an understatement.
But when the supernatural stuff happens, its got some legitimate atmosphere.
The Nameless One, an extradimensional demon that Morgan le Fay answers to is creepy in its minimalism.
Enzo Martinelli, a real classic veteran cinematographer, was trying to make it work.
The clock is ticking as the account register is going.
Like everything else associated with this project, theyre certainly unique and distinctive.
Its perhaps less well known that the initial plan was for there to betwoDr.
Peter Hooten himself has no regrets about his version of the Doctors failure to launch.
There were certainly some things that I regret being involved in butDr.
Strangewas one of the best things that Ive ever been involved with,he recently toldAICN.
I really enjoyed it so much.
Dr. Strangehas a brand new DVD release from Shout!
