Seangoli wrote:The Huskar Social Union wrote:Just got back from seeing Multiverse of Madness and im sorry to say i was kind of disappointed, movie didnt really do a lot for me, it was okay but nothing special and i think the first one was better if im honest.
Shame really, this was the marvel movie i was looking forward to the most the last year and a bit.
I agree. I really was unimpressed with this go around for a lot of reasons. It felt a lot less mind-melty as the original, often disjointed and all over the place, and frankly I feel Raimi and Elfman harmed the finished product more than they helped it. There were some good parts that were distinctly Raimi, but ultimately it hurt the overall tone of the film as I personally feel his schlock horror style wears thin pretty fast. And ultimately, I felt it focused more on that then the "wtf-edness" that the film had potential for.
I also just don't like Elfman as for music. He is pretty one-note, and everything just comes off as generic backgroundusic because of it.
Frankly, it had so much potential, and it felt squandered by Raimi leaning so heavily into his personal style, and uninspired scores by Elfman. Rather than giving it a life of its own, it felt like Raimi doing Raimi things and Elfman phoning it in.