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Update: 16th September
Doctor Strange (opens in new tab) director Scott Derrickson jumped onto Twitter to shoot down rumors concerning the film’s previously reported runtime. According to him the film won’t be 130 minutes, as was announced by Event Cinemas (see below) earlier this week. Seeing as how Derrickson’s Tweet is the very definition of brief, he doesn’t give us any indication on how long it actually is:
@slashfilm that reported run time is false.September 15, 2016
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The posters for films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe can sometimes be a little disappointing, but that hasn’t been the case with Doctor Strange. All the one sheets for upcoming Marvel film have been bedroom wall worthy, and the latest poster – which features a clever ‘the impossibilities are endless’ tagline – is no different.
Check it out below…
New poster artwork for Marvel’s #DoctorStrange is here! Coming to cinemas across UK & Ireland Tuesday October 25th pic.twitter.com/uoNeGTGREoSeptember 8, 2016
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Thanks to Event Cinemas (opens in new tab), we may also have a run time for Doctor Strange. According to the site, the upcoming Marvel outing is 130 minutes long, which is pretty par for the course when it comes to the MCU (Civil War was their longest movie to date at 146 minutes). Just whether or not that 2 hours and 10 minutes amounts to a fun time at the cinema or money better spent elsewhere remains to be seen, but I’m betting on the former.
Directed by Scott Derickson and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Tilda Swinton, Rachel McAdams, Michael Stuhlbarg and Mads Mikkelsen, Doctor Strange is released in UK cinemas on October 25, 2016 before opening in US theatres on November 4, 2016.
Images: Marvel
