I really dislike that the price went up $5 between shelf and register. Forced wokism and hackneyed jokes punctuated by generally bad effects in this lastet pandemic piece don’t mesh with a disjointed, nonsensical plot that counts on the viewer having also seen WandaVision. The actors don’t care, the digital “artists” don’t care, the editors don’t care, the director clearly doesn’t care, and *spoiler alert* the audience won’t care. The horrible “magicked, self-tying tie” gag at the beginning forewarns of more phoned-in effects that are crudely animated, improperly lit and generally don’t match the actors’ movements and sight lines. Since the effects too cheesy to be compelling, you’ll find yourself asking how an amalgamation of so many cliche tropes could still make ... MoreI really dislike that the price went up $5 between shelf and register. Forced wokism and hackneyed jokes punctuated by generally bad effects in this lastet pandemic piece don’t mesh with a disjointed, nonsensical plot that counts on the viewer having also seen WandaVision. The actors don’t care, the digital “artists” don’t care, the editors don’t care, the director clearly doesn’t care, and *spoiler alert* the audience won’t care. The horrible “magicked, self-tying tie” gag at the beginning forewarns of more phoned-in effects that are crudely animated, improperly lit and generally don’t match the actors’ movements and sight lines. Since the effects too cheesy to be compelling, you’ll find yourself asking how an amalgamation of so many cliche tropes could still make no sense despite having worked in so many storylines before. That, and maybe why a reality would be labeled 838 by beings terrified of multiverse interaction, because, even if you labeled your universe last instead of first, that’s a lot of universes to discover. At least we have Bruce Campbell slapping himself around

Multiverse of madness as a film is roughly a 3.5 star movie to me.I think the 3D in this movie is a solid 4 stars. Not quite as deep as the phase 3 marvel movies that had excellent depth and volume throughout, but definitely still great. Reminded me of star wars the force awakens 3D, similar quality conversion.I do however miss the IMAX shots a lot. Marvel movies used to get switching aspect ratios on the 3D discs, this is sadly a feature Disney seems to have ended. Here's fingers crossed love and thunder will have switching IMAX aspect ratios on the 3D disc once again!Overall a great 4-star purchase and well worth the price!

The movie’s horror elements are well-executed, and the creatures and visuals are both terrifying and mesmerizing. The action sequences are thrilling and well-choreographed, and the movie’s pacing is perfect. The movie also has some great comedic moments that balance out the darker elements.