Dr Mordrid, The Bootleg Doctor Strange Movie You Never Saw
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Doctor Strange made his first appearance in the MCU in 2016, but studios have attempted to make a Doctor Strange movie for decades. At one point producers over at Full Moon Entertainment bought the rights to make a Doctor Strange movie, but eventually lost them. So what did they do? Create a movie exactly like Doctor Strange but change the Sorcerer Supreme's name to Mordrid. Easy as that.
#drstrange #multiverseofmadness #nerdstalgic
Written by Dave Baker
Edited by Paul Ritchey 
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What did you think of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness? *NO SPOILERS*
It was terrible.
It feels like they got a director from 2003 to film this movie. There were some scenes that made me feel like I was watching the daredevil movie or a outdated super hero film. It also heavily relies on shock value, so it doesn’t make it fun to rewatch again. Finally, I think they had the ingredients to make a great movie but it ends up becoming a disaster trying to balance three main characters.
Really disappointing :(
@@bobbysanders8715 the director was Sam Rami, the same director of the 2000 era Spiderman movies, he's known for scary movies.
It was okay. Not good, not bad. Was... eh. I'm just burnt out from all the marvel stuff
I was really optimistic going in, and left the most disappointed from any movie since the Star wars sequels, possibly more. Without spoiling specifics, I felt the plot was awfully complicated, certain character arcs went right out the window, setups from previous movies were completely ignored, certain characters didnt really work in this movie and for some reason more than half the movie seems to be badly done exposition and on the nose character themes without the sublety people like Rami are absolutely capable of. Even the visuals disappointed in many cases compared to the first doctor strange movie.
I liked it.
"I'd much rather watch someone attempting greatness and failing miserably than struggle through a bland corporate rehash of something people supposedly liked 20 years ago." - Nerdstalgic
⭐🌟✨
(takes bow)
@@Nerdstalgic I agree that bland corporate rehashes are lame, including the 2012 Total Recall remake, but referring to the original Total Recall as "something people supposedly liked" is petty and, well, low-effort. The original Total Recall was a commercial success at the time, won an Academy award for effects, and was praised for the high-concept sci-fi ideas successfully added to a Schwarzenegger action film. In the years since, it's been recognized as one of Verhoeven's best works and one of the best sci-fi/action movies ever made.
@@jst25 ehh, the book was better
Jeffrey Combs is a legend and his unique voice has turned him into an unbelievable VA as well
He's my favorite Brainiac interpretation from Injustice 2
The legend Jeffrey Combs belongs right up there with Bruce Campbell in the canon of 90's American pop culture. Heck, the man was half the cast of the Star Trek spin-offs (iykyk).
My first exposure to Jeffrey Combs was his portrayal of Ratchet in Transformers Prime, he did a really good job in that.
RIP Weyoun
@@JacobHillSBD my to and dont forget
" bulkhead i needed that"
He was excellent as The Question in JLU as well.
@@aaronfletcher8745 still, you cant beat " i needed that" and i even got a bulkhead figure
Jeffery Combs as the FBI agent in The Frighteners is amazing, a master class in acting like an insane person. The dude is an absolute legend.
I really wish any of these actors would cameo in a future MCU film as a reference.
I love Mordrid, found it a few years ago and fell in love. Its fun schlock and I love it so much. Jeffrey Combs is such an amazing character actor.
How have I never heard of this movie? Time to hunt it down. There is no film or TV show that isn't automatically made awesome by adding Jeffrey Combs. The man is a legend and a gift to sci-fi.
Doctor Michael Mordrius
reminder that this is the film studio that made 'Baby Oopsie'. We can still get 'Baby Oopsie' into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, folks, it cAN STILL HAPPEN IT CA
The entire time I was watching it, I was thinking, "How did we get from Iron Man to this?" In a very good way
No spoilers for the new movie, but the monster shown here at 8:03 looks extremely similar to something in the Multiverse of Madness.
A good breakdown of the movie. I loved this movie as a teenager and it is still in rotation about once a year as it is set in a certain timeframe. Brian Thompson is just a gem of film and tv shows from all kinds of things that most people have seen at least an episode of. Yvette Nipar was amazing in that she was not a damsel in distress and mostly just a decent human being who has the hots for Doctor Mordrid. Cheers to all who made this movie happen and those who still love it.
I LOVE Jeffrey Combs. He's SUCH a good actor ,and seeing Brian Thompson, Shao Kahn from MK Annihilation himself, is just icing on the cake. Can't wait to watch it!
when I was just a little kid I would watch this movie religiously.
NIce vid
You have good taste, my friend
Good bad movies are a beautiful rarity even more precious than triple-A great movies. When all the stars align for one of them to appear you feel like it is the universe saying "Good Job", cant get better praise than that.
And just hearing Jeffrey Combs doing those corny lines is enough to me, i could "watch" the movie with my eyes closed just hearing him talk, to me he is the ultimate Question.
Jeffrey Combs is a legend
BRUUUH watched this for the first time like a month ago, only gripe was the characters didn't feel very fleshed out but can't go wrong with Jeffrey Combs
"Mom, can we watch Dr. Strange in theaters?"
"We have Dr. Strange at home"
**Dr. Strange at home**
Great Value Doctor Strange
thank you for the consistent uploads. Loving these
0:46 Must have been a typo. Strange's first appearance was in 1963. By 1968, Ditko had long ago left Marvel and was working mostly for DC.
Jeffrey Combs is one of those actors who just steals the show
I remember seeing this as a kid on the Sci-Fi Channel back in 1995. Had no idea it was based on Doctor Strange at the time.
I wish that these types of low budget creative production companies had the affordable but quality tech that people have today in order to
Make unique films that can't get green lighted.
DR MORDRID was awesome back in the 90s!!!
i did not expect to find jeffery combs appreciation on this channel ive never been happier
Jeffrey Combs was awesome in The Frighteners.
Is this guy the new official nerdstalgic voice? I feel like I haven’t heard the original guy in forever. I like the new guy, just curious.
EDIT: Also lol at how he pronounced ginger dead man 😋
Ugh this just makes me think about how I desperately wanted to see MoM opening weekend but now I guess I have to wait for a couple of my friends to be a little less busy and to get out of quarantine, which means I'm probably gonna have to wait a whole extra week. And no, I don't really have the means to go twice. Oh well.
Jeff Combs was in Frighteners. Classic!
Great video.
good vid. bro keep it up❤❤❤
Love this movie. I remember when they used to play it late night on Sci Fi.
Looks like i found a movie to watch this Saturday
I always remember the Dr. Strange from the Spiderman animated series voiced by John Vernon the stern principal from the film animal house
Jeffrey Combs as Doctor Strange! Sign me up!
In seeking out more Doctor Strange-like fare, I stumbled upon Doctor Mordrid. Really enjoyed it, but Combs was easily the best part of it.
love this film I wished they made a sequel 💙💛
Dude! Jeff Combs and that strong jaw bounty hunter dude from the x files? Nice
You think they could have just used the Mandrake title after the comic book from the 40s and 50s
You should make a video about the 1978 dr. strange movie
I saw what you did there with Total Recall😂
Jeffrey Combs will always be the guy from The Frighteners. that is seriously one of my favorite movies ever.
“Doctor weird “ staring penedict cabbagepatch
05:05 Brian Thompson was also in Terminator
Actually i watched it recently for the first time ...
I was searching for another movie...still havent found it...
I remember this movie had some weird-ass lines
Was wondering if you've ever heard of a show called Galidor? man it's horrible but i'd love to hear your thoughts on it.. was one of the shows I use to watch as a kid growing up and revisited it lately.
I disagree with casually referring to Full Moon movies as "low quality". Low budget and low quality are not the same thing and in the 80's and 90's, Full Moon released a number of films that were surprisingly well made and very entertaining, Trancers, Dr. Mordrid and Puppetmaster being terrific examples.
Dr. Mordrid is my favorite of the Full Moon line up..I was researching it online after I discovered it some years back and was delighted to discover it had a substantial number of fans to this day.
It's a shame this person behind this video felt the need to adopt such a largely dismissive attitude (replete with left handed compliments) toward this film (other than heaping praise on Combs, who absolutely earns it) and Full Moon in general, because this really doesn't convey how much fun this movie really is. Dr. Mordrid has a lot more heart than most of the by the numbers, CGI heavy assembly line movies being processed today and I don't think it sucks at all. It doesn't fail and it IS good, not just "in the ballpark" of good.
My first memories of doctor strange were from the various good marvel cartoons
Jeffrey Combs VS Brian Thompson!
The Scarecrow ( from TNBA ) VS Shao Kahn ( from MK: Annihilation )!😁
I love Jeffery combs, first time I ever saw him was when I got my very christian grandfather to buy me castle freak, I was like 11, if he had any idea what that movie actually was he would have never even considered buying that for me, now it's my second favorite stuart Gordon film.
Loved Full Moon movies.
Agreed!
Looks like a fun B-movie.
The Christmas ending
Doctor Mordrid is a variant of Doctor Strange, the end👍🏽💙
Proudly own it on vhs
Jeffrey combs is like Jared Leto mixed with Bruce Campbell
YEEEEEESSSS, I LOVE ME SOME DR. MORDRID
I wish we had gotten that sequel. Crystal Hell is a great title
A Brian Thompson movie I haven't seen? Holy shit!
He's the best!
I thought you and nerdrotic were the same channel
Any links to this dr strange movie?
Dude its Shao Kahn from the 2nd Mortal Kombat Movie
The gingerdead man is an all time classic🤣
What happened to the old nerdstalgic???
It looks so much than whatever the heck doctor strange mom was lol
I just recently saw this movie. It's very strange. Pun very intended
6:32 is that ted from scrubs?
i have this on DVD
Dr. Mordrid film style combined with mcu level cgi. I wonder how would that look?
Doctor Herbert West!
The dr strange sequel thar just came out felt like a bootleg dr strange with an astronomical production.
OH MY GOD IT'S JEFFREY COMBS
Indeed! Dr Mordrid himself!
"Brian Thompson of Star Trek, X-Files, amd Mortal Kombat Annihilation fame..." dude. Highlander. the best bad movie ever made. how can you omit that?? (still, great video!)
and*
There was a Dr. Strange movie in 1978
What happened to the guy whose channel this used to be? Did he sell it?
I don't ever hear him narrate. Should I just unsub at this point?
Bruh 0:12 sounded more like Dr Fate then Dr Strange
They based this character off of Dr. Strange and somewhat of the Watcher
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this movie so much
Is that Shao Kahn?
The Bands' movies are usually unwatchably boring, but I enjoyed this one, largely because of Combs. But I've also always liked Yvette Nipar.
Your probably the he first person to talk about this film in decades
hey maaaaaaaan
After some research... This channel was sold to some company.
Watch Captain midnight instead, he's still a RUclipsr in this genre
Seems like Dr strange vs wanna be Thor-cerer supreme
They used real docter strange but they got mad at him so they change his name to docter mordrid
Are we just ignoring the ACTUAL first Dr Strange movie, from 1978?
Those low-budget movies. When they were bad, they were really-really bad, but when they were good...
...I'm sorry, they were still really-really bad! I've never known why people are so fascinated by schlock like this movie or a better example, something like "The Room". Unless it's to marvel at unintended ridiculousness of it.
This is cannon
This sounds so bad that it's good. Is it bad that I want to watch
Still can't believe Strange had Stark killed. Remember people the outcome could have been different but Strange wanted him dead.
Honestly, he could have just looked at more alternate futures to see if there was any other way. He just gave up after 14 million something?
Is this a spoiler? Well time to use my bad memory
@@0Unknowns Movies been out long enough.
@@AquaWeiner Yes it was the most heroic way for Stark to be killed so nobody gets suspicious of him.
Wtf are you talking about? Stark is no where near this movie
Penguins...
I actually likes the 70s Dr strange movie
I'll never see any of em
@David B people like you kill online communities
@David B he's probably a fan of the channel you dimwit
Holy fuck it's Weyoun
I would say the one and only... but we both know there's a lot of them haha
I didn’t like it. Can’t explain without spoilers.
My favorite character is a surprise bad guy. I was so surprised I didn’t realize or accept it was our Wanda until way after the reveal. It negated her character arc in Wandavision. Then they kill her because she’s too powerful. Those are my biggest gripes amongst others like introducing characters just to kill them.
But didn't WandaVision end at Wanda hearing her kids and hinting she's going down a dark path?
The way she was characterized in Wandavision is actually really consistent with how she was portrayed in the movie. What she did in Wandavision was actually evil, I despise how the writers tried to justify her actions in the last episode with a very idiotic line from whatshername🚮.
Is it so wrong to portray a woman as being a monstrous person? No, she's human. It's natural
Here’s a thought. Dr strange teams up with dr morbid in the next not so woke dr strange 2 movie. Not this wandavision season 2 we got.
Your laugh is so snuggly wuggly cute boy
Better than Disney trash
We all know that’s a lie
@@suburbangrl417 no it's not
That's not to say that Dr Strange was bad but it still has problems I wish the writers didn't create😑
Why We Do Need So Many People in the World
At the start of the 20th century, the world population was roughly two billion people. Today, it is roughly eight billion. Of those eight billion, most are poor, and over a billion people are hungry to the point of starvation. Providing for so many people at a decent level seems too formidable a task for Earth. Moreover, each day, more bots, robots, and automatic machines are replacing human jobs. Humanity is producing enough to provide for everyone, so the question is why we need so many people. Would Earth, and humanity, not be better off if we were only four billion, for example?
The truth is that we wouldn’t be better off; we would be much worse off. There is a good reason for the exponential growth in humanity’s population over the past century or so.
When we look at people, we see faces and bodies, human beings, and nothing more. But the truth is much more complicated and intricate than that. Try to imagine any animal without relating it to its environment, and you will realize that it is a lost cause. The shape, color, behavior, size, longevity, and every other aspect of its existence derives from the environment where it exists. Animals are not isolated from their environment; they rely on it, follow its laws, and at the same time make up the environment that sustains them and of which they are a part.
Humans, too, make up a system. We think of ourselves as isolated individuals, but we are actually parts of a global human society. We influence it, it influences us, and almost everything that is true for the animal kingdom is true for us.
There are only two differences between animals and people, though they are fundamental differences. The first is that people are inherently mean and selfish, while animals are not. The second is that our desires grow and intensify, while those of animals remain largely the same. While we want more money and power the more we have of them, animals settle for what they have once they have had their fill.
Worse yet, from generation to generation, we are becoming more greedy, domineering, and narcissistic. Conversely, animals’ “aspirations” do not change from generation to generation: Give them enough grass, or enough game, and they are happy campers.
The reason why our desires grow while those of animals remain the same is that an increased desire makes us accelerate our development. Eventually, humans are not intended to perceive only the physical existence, but to penetrate through it and perceive the connectedness and interdependence among all of us not only intellectually, as I am explaining it here, but in the senses, just as we perceive the physical world, if not more so.
Our constant desire to search, explore, discover, and learn stems from our aspiration to know the deepest levels of reality. That knowledge is the sole prerogative of humans since only people develop such profound desires.
As our desires grow, we must learn to direct them toward discovering the purpose and structure of life. New desires first appear on the crassest level, and we must cultivate them, raise them to the level where they enhance our perception of reality.
Because these desires are so intense, we need more people to “share the load.” As just said, although we feel isolated, we are in fact one system. Everything we think is ours is actually part of the system of humanity and all of humanity shares it. Therefore, our desires are also not personal, even though they feel as such.
Every time we elevate one desire from the corporeal level to the higher levels of perception, we influence all of humanity. And every time a person dies, the burden of elevating our common desire grows heavier on all of us.
This is why the life of every person is precious. It determines the pace of advancement of all of humanity. If we realized how deeply we are connected, and what harm we cause by mistreating other people, if we felt it as it really is-that we are torturing ourselves-we would not dare mistreat each other or leave one person uncared for.
Dr Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Spoiler Warning
Can we just talk about how cool it was to see John Krazinski (ik I spelled that wrong) as Reed Richards?? Such an amazing casting choice. This movie was so good and there were so many top 10 movie scenes in just this one movie. The Illuminati scenes were so cool, and watching Wanda destroy them all was really amazingly dark. This is just a rant about how much I loved this movie
My friend and I were squealing when we saw him!! I've been wanting a F4 movie in the MCU for years, so much potential...