00:03Perfettamente bilanciato. Come tutto dovrebbe essere. Si ricorderanno di voi.
00:22Perfettamente il film non mi chiede chi, ma qualcuno ha un problema con il suo super hero innanzitutto perché non
00:31vuole venire.
00:32Quindi vorrei sapere se ti è successo che tu sei in Dr. Strange o in Dr. Strange?
00:44Perfettamente non funziona. Ma quando ti sono felice a fare uno stupendosi ideato ma si non si siano a chiudere.
00:51Ma questo è tutto il bambino di realtà , questo è tutto il bambino di smoke e meros,
00:53e quindi tra la verisimilità , la cucchiai, la drama.
01:00Una scelta la fantastica, la sua tempo e le cose,
01:06e la comic epiche come questo.
01:08Si ha bisogno di essere un compromissi e quando non senti,
01:11E se stessi scegliere, ti sceglie, ti sceglie, ti sceglie, ti sceglie,
01:15ma il trick è sempre di scegliere, perdere il tuo piede,
01:20e poi ti sceglie, ti sceglie, ti sceglie, ti sceglie, ti sceglie e ti sceglie.
01:23Tanu' nome viene dal greco, il word Thanatos, che significa death,
01:28e he basically wants to see half of the universe die,
01:33e in comic book he says that the Avengers are all monsters like him,
01:38but he is the only one to have the courage to be a monster.
01:42So I want to know if you agree with him, and if it's so, if the Avengers are monsters too.
01:48I think like all good supervillains he has a sort of logic to what he's doing,
01:54which is, you know, it's not defensible, but he's thought it through,
01:58he's not just a mindless thug, he thinks that the problem is overpopulation,
02:03and the solution is mass genocide. I take a little bit of an issue with that.
02:10I think, you know, I mean it's interesting what we're going through on the planet,
02:15to sort of bring it back to kind of meta-parallel.
02:17You know, we are becoming overpopulated, our resources are under great strain,
02:21we're living in an era leaning towards something that is truly unsustainable,
02:26and, you know, if we change all of our habits and consumerism and the way we eat,
02:31the way we travel, the way we dress, everything about, even then,
02:34is it too late to halt what's happened? And who knows?
02:37But the universe has a great way of writing itself,
02:40it doesn't need someone like Thanos to tell us what to do.
02:44We knew that Doctor Strange is cool, but from what I saw, I saw a swagger, almost like Tony Stark.
02:56So I was. A little bit, a little bit. I mean, I think, you know,
02:57in this film he's kind of, he's got a maturity from the sort of adolescent,
03:03super-narcistic ego you saw in the first film, and, you know, it's still fun though,
03:07to go toe to toe with the other one in the shape of Stark, and, you know, goatee to goatee,
03:12as I've been saying. But I think, you know, one has to give, and when the name-calling gets too
03:18much,
03:18I think strange in this instance is the adults in the room to a degree, because
03:23his job is to sort of bracket the multiverse. He's kind of a guardian of stuff that's
03:28super-seeds and overviews all of it, in a way. So he has a foresight and a role to play
03:33in this,
03:33it's pretty crucial. But yeah, it's been fun to spar with the others.
03:38We have three Chris in this movie. Yes.
03:42Three Chris's, there they are. Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris.
03:45I want to know if you have a favourite and why. I don't have favourites, and so there is no
03:56reasoning behind that, other than I just think favourites are weird, and just because they
03:59share the same name, to have to pick them apart is kind of, that's a Thanos approach, I think.
04:04There are too many Chris's, I have a favourite, let's do away with the others. So yeah, someone said
04:07marry, kiss, or forget about. And, you know, the answer changes day by day on that one.
04:15to be honest, yeah. Okay.
04:45go
04:46go
04:46go
04:46go
04:46Grazie a tutti.
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