Kyra B

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I just thought this book was perfect. The retelling is accurate. You see both sides of Loki…loving and twisted/selfish. He does good. He does evil in this book. It’s your decision whether you chose to forgive him. Angrboda gets her story. One many have never heard of. And it’s a good one. She’s cold, but has a warm spot for the people by her side. And she finds herself and builds her life up from basically nothing. Sigyn is painting in the light she should have. Not perfect. Can be jealous and cruel towards the main character, but apologetic and loyal. Odin is Odin…everyone normally depicts him as the ruler of all, and a great guy. Nope! And that seem about right to me. He did many evil deeds and they come to light in the book. Thor too. Marvel really dropped the ball on them. This is the REAL story. Not some superhero movie with great endings. And Skadi….ugh Skadi. I just love her. Loyal, compassionate, hard working, dedicated. Shows pure love from beginning to end. Fights for justice and does good for the people she cares about. She’s also the type that if you backstab her, you’re dead to her. I’d give this book extra stars if I could.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

This was one of my favorite movies of all time. I love Doctor Strange, and am a huge fan of Marvel. Not just the movies, but the comics too! We are now into phase 4. This is told to be one of the darkest phases of Marvel. I would not rate this movie PG-13. I would rate it R. I find it to be extremely gruesome, gory, and many parts disturbing, but wow, the cameos and overall plot was amazing. Doctor Strange really has a soft side, which is shown frequently throughout this movie. His skills have improved drastically from the first movie (and obviously the avenger movies). It’s weird to see that Doctor Strange is actually a lot better with kids than he realizes. He collaborates with Spider-Man pretty well in the Spider-Man movie, and now respects America with similar father like qualities. He also shows his loving side to Christine who he “loves in every universe”. It’s definitely another line I will remember and cherish when thinking of us character. I wouldn’t bring my children to see this. I don’t have children, but they definitely wouldn’t be able to watch this. In the theater, I peed a little. I love a good scare, but it totally isn’t of marvel to make scares like this, especially when I get a good laugh in every single movie. There is no laughter in this one. The jump scares are scary. Wanda is petrifying. I see her in my nightmares and I watched it on opening night (May 5). I hoping she doesn’t show up in my dreams tonight! I wouldn’t crush a child’s Sleep schedule like that, so maybe just watch it as an adult yourself. But I appreciated every aspect of this movie