Chris Hemsworth is still going to be Thor. He’s stated that he’ll keep playing him as long as Marvel and Disney wants him. He enjoys the role too much to let it go.
The reason why Hulk acts like a child is because that version of Hulk is the suppressed child inside of Bruce that comes out when he's upset or overwhelmed. I recommend reading the Immortal Hulk run, it's fantastic
I've always thought that Hulk is like a big kid with a temper tantrum. Of course, like most good kids, he sees what he has done, realizes that it was wrong, and feels bad about it.
I actually enjoyed all the Thor movies, but Ragnarök certainly gave the franchise a big upgrade. As Linkara says, comic books are kind of silly, and we should embrace that wholeheartedly. Just because something is silly, doesn't mean you can't make something emotional and meaningful out of it.
This was my favorite of the Thor movies and I think a lot of it was because while it did have tons of action, there were just so many good-hearted and funny moments compared to the previous films. I'm looking forward to Love and Thunder.
I really don't get your point. You say you liked the movie, yet your sentiment about comic-books sounds like a criticism. Also, Thor comics, mostly Journey Into Mystery ones, were silly in retrospect, not because they were intended to be silly. Thor was a dead serious character in those.
@@antona.1327 No, no, not a criticism, praise. I enjoy that comics can be silly. Even when things are serious you can have wildly awesome things. I mean, for example, JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative, has an emotional storyline about whether to let Cyborg die or not to save the world, touching on making him reconnect with his humanity, how the Titans are a family, and so forth. But then you have moments like having multiple superheroes push the moon back into place while it is bound in willpower and invisible plane goop. Silly, yet awesome. That is what makes comics so great. You can take the most baffling things and still make them work emotionally and seriously. Silliness is not a criticism. I said we should embrace the sillier moments more because comics as a medium pulls them off so well. I don't get how you took that as a "criticism" from me.
Love that film. It’s a film I did not like at first, but have come to love. It’s so good! I was happy taking my Aunt to see over Justice League in 2017. I have this in my top five favorite MCU films.
I hate that the Warriors Three die and Thor doesn’t mourn them and we don’t know where Sif is. My theory is she was banished by Loki when he took over temporarily.
My own favorite line of the movie (and I may be misquoting) is "Are you the g-d of hammers?" - it's the apotheosis of Thor. He realizes at that moment that the weapon isn't who he is. Never was. And that gives me chills.
The scene where Hulk goes and fights Sutur and explains why he has to fight him, basically sums the main reason I love the Hulk. He doesn’t care what the odds are or if he could actually win. He see a monster and runs and punches it.
Quick correction: Marvel owns the rights to Angela. Gaiman won the rights to her from McFarland in court then proceeded to immediately sell her off to Marvel, partly as thanks to them for bankrolling the lawsuit.
AWESOME REVIEW MATE! thank you for the shout out it means a lot. I’m glad you liked my line. I’m happy you went through the effort of finding my name and photo. Thank you again :) -Darcy The “Friend From Work” Kid
Definitely the most funniest thor movie (if love and thunder doesn't take that title) I've seen. I am just a tiny bit disappointed we didn't get beta ray bill as a character here but that's just me
My favorite part of the movie is also Thor and Doctor Strange together. The one thing I didn't like about this movie, was how the warriors three were killed off, I wished they had been giving a better sendoff.
I admit I never personally cared much about the Warriors 3 in the other movies to care that much about their deaths though I am surpirsed Erod didn't bring up his thoughts on that. Especially since one of his big points about Dark World was wanting more of the Warriors 3 and wanting them to be in a movie fully with Thor which yeah so did not happen here
I did hear a rumor about 70% of this films dialogue was improvised. And not sure how much of this is true but there are scenes I totally believe were improvised such as “get help” or any scene with Jeff Goldblum.
I actually consider the first Thor film from 2011 to be criminally underrated (it's my third favorite of the Phase One films, behind only The Avengers and Captain America: The First Avenger, yes, I actually like the first Thor better than the first Iron Man). I thought it was kind of a stroke of genius that Kenneth Branagh directed the story as a live-action Disney fairy tale, since Thor as a character fits into the fairy tale mold. (I also casually like Thor: The Dark World, even if it's objectively one of the MCU's lesser films, and I wonder if ERod has cooled on it, as I do remember him giving it a Ten Points on the Badassitude Meter when he posted his review of it back in 2015). That being said, Thor: The Dark World was something of a misstep in the direction of making Thor interesting (even if I do legitimately like pre-Waititi Thor) as a standalone character outside of him playing off The Avengers. As ERod pointed out, stripping him down to who he is bare bones without Mjolnir or his fantastical image was a risk that REALLY paid off VERY WELL. And yes, I am very interested to see where Thor goes in Love and Thunder when it releases in July. Only two more months!
Erod actually gave Thor The Dark World a 9 out of 10. Due to the fact that Dark World's villain Malekilth the Elf was very boring and terrible and Erod admitted it was probably his least favorite of the marvel movie villains. Which is ironic now with Hela being his favorite. I admit I do like Hela (and appreciate that like with Dormanamu she's defeated more through a technicality not Thor just magically finding a way to best her) but I do feel villains like Killmonger and Thanos are better but eh to each their own right?
Also you got the brothers mixed up bro, Liam is the younger brother, Luke is the older brother and who played the Thor actor. Luke playing the actor had nothing to do with Liam trying to get the role early on tho.
The movie turns 5 today! Still the best Thor film and one of the best, most fun entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe Taika Waititi who’s known for indie comedies brings so much more of a colorful, goofy side to the character than we’ve seen and he’s one of the few Kiwi directors to step into the limelight Thor is actually given a personality rather than coming off so heartbroken and burdened by destiny and it’s very funny throughout, he knows when to be silly, charming, subtle and serious His chemistry with Tom Hiddleston proves both of them have plenty to squeeze out; Thor and Loki butt heads constantly but still end up accomplishing much more Can Loki actually be trusted for once even when Thor tries to change him? Blanchett has some of the best wardrobe and villain designs of any of these MCU movies and it helps her acting backs all of it There’s also timely themes in here about history being whitewashed, rewriting it to suit our own needs, covering up our pasts to paint a better picture and forget our past transgressions, it’s true kings and conquerors are proud to have their accomplishments but ashamed of how they got them, a country or kingdom isn’t a place it’s a people that make it Waititi essentially makes an immigration story and several parallels to Aborigines and also inserting subtle Australian branding throughout And the aesthetic of the movie embraces the traditional Jack Kirby artwork from many of the comics giving it a retro 1980’s feel like a pop video Rather some cool-looking action too that matches many comic frames especially the ending and when in slow-motion looks like beautiful illustrations Let’s also not forget the many inside references to past MCU films and callbacks True this is light on story or might worry viewers that there’s so much stuff crammed in and half the jokes end up being a 50/50 ratio but they balance it out figuratively being a psychedelic experience Thor is finally given some proper treatment this time around without relying on too much melodrama and this is one of the best films of 2017 And the best part….this leads directly into one of the best MCU films period!
Many fans feel Hulk was neutered in Endgame because he didn’t have another bad ass fight scene in the movie. I wanted him to kick Cull Obsidian’s ass in the final fight. We didn’t get that. Instead Drax and Giant Man kill him. I thought it was good and hated it at the same time. If Hulk doesn’t fight MCU Wolverine and Thing, when they are introduced, then I will agree with those fans.
For the record, Superman and Batman arguably had just as many fights with each other as Thor and Hulk had with each other. Also, while I never had any trouble with the first two Thor movies, I do think that Thor Ragnarok is currently the best Thor movie until Thor love and thunder comes out.
Another great Taika project is What We Do in the Shadows, both the movie and the show. Taika plays a lead role in the role and he wrote both the movie and show. It's a hilarious satire of vampires with plenty of gore and an amazing cast of characters.
About Thor Love and Thunder, does anyone know why Jane Foster is actually going to be calling herself Thor when she gets the hammer. Because Thor isn't a title like it is in the comics. It's just his name in the MCU universe
@@BlackangelKatakuri I'm not talking about the comics. In the comics it makes sense because Thor is a title. In the movies it's just his name so I don't understand why Jane would call herself that.
If the solo film rights to Hulk wasn't with Universal, we could have had a great movie with him and the gladiator place, while the thor movie could have given is more time dealing with the people of Asgard. I just feel they were two good movies forced to be in the same one.
In all Honesty I Love all 3 Thor Movies and Maybe I'm Alone on this,anyway I have to Admit that Ragnarok is the Best of the Thor Franchise by Far,it Shows the Sins of the Father Perfectly,Hela is By Far the Best Female MCU Villain because nowadays is almost Impossible to Have,I love all of the Characters and Fights,and it Made Me Laugh and Feel Emotional,this is One of the best MCU Movies and I'm kinda Looking Forward to see Thor Love and Thunder,also what about Heimdall,the Warriors 3,and the Executioner and Sam Wilson and Jane Foster had a Thing in the Comics I didn't know about but the Thor and She-Hulk Thing I Did?,🤯🙄😳Oh My.....
Honestly, the Hulk/Saakar parts of this movie are the parts I don't like because they feel so tonally at odds with the rest of the movie. There are some issues with tonal whiplash for the movie in general, but the Sakaar parts are where it's most pronounced (aside from the destruction of Asgard being followed up with a joke). Also, I felt like the movie was really missing Jane, especially when they were going on about going through a wormhole. That's her whole thing, they could have put in more effort to include her, but alas. Thankfully, Taika is correcting the oversight, I cannot wait to see my favorite character get her due in July.
I wish I liked this movie. I agree its an amazing movie, but I can't put my finger on why I didn't like it. I would have liked to see more of Sif and the Warriors 3 and would love to see Angela and Sera. Both Hela and Valkyrie were fantastic in this and I even enjoyed Skurge!
Why’d they give her the god butches power? 1. Love and thunder was t confirmed yet. So they probably didn’t think that far a head. 2. Given it’s been confirmed *cough* retconed. That the null sword aka the god symbiots weapon gave him that power GB in love in thunder will be more like null then GB in power set.
I think he is but he really shouldn't be an action blockbuster guy. The best moments in his spider-man films are the suspenseful moments. He should be in horror or suspense. Not in superhero fiction.
I kinda have a bit of a “meaningless fanboy gripe” we have Skurg given his axe from the comics and he doesn’t use it once in the film? Not even towards the end? Come on! And that concludes meaningless fanboy gripes!
I uh really um uh hope the uh Grand um uh Master appears in uh Thor Love and um uh Thunder and or uh Loki Season uh 2. (Seriously though, as CinemaWins would say. "Jeff Goldblum is always a win.")
I hated this movie because it feels like it take Thor three steps back as a character, and then it takes a great story like Planet Hulk and just turns it into a joke.
0:00 - Who wants to bet Watts wanted to make the F4 comic accurate, but Feige and Disney demanded he stick superficial diversity labels on them? 2:33 - Oh how far Kevin Smith has fallen since that fateful podcast... 6:21 - Tell that to what they're doing with her in the next one...
Ugh, Ragnarok... I just HATE this movie. The worst MCU film in my option. I almost walked out of the theater in the literal first minute of the film. I should have, no other movie has ever made me that way. Once again, Beta Ray Bill is denied to us. Even more stupid humor. Dr. Strange has no problem trapping Loki but won't step in for Hela??? He won't even repair Mjolnir with the Time Stone? It NEVER explains how Hulk got to another planet even though he was shown to have crashed into the ocean in Age of Ultron. Ocean ➡️ Sakaar, how????? This wants to be a Thor and Hulk film simultaneously; it does both poorly. Surtur, Thor's biggest villain shows up with no build-up just to be a convenient plot device for the end. The destruction of Asgard now prevents the future appearance of anymore Thor villains, like the Enchantress. It also was poorly done; the gravity of losing one's home ruined by comedic banter. Thor leaves behind Gungnir... his father's spear, the one thing left of Odin, to be destroyed along with Asgard. Loki could have easily retrieved the spear BEFORE reviving Surtur then give it to Thor. Hela is ridiculously powerful, absurdly so. Also, fuck Valkyrie and her stupid ass smirking. So no, not in the least excited or willing to see Thor 4. 3 strikes, you're out, Thor.
Chris Hemsworth is still going to be Thor. He’s stated that he’ll keep playing him as long as Marvel and Disney wants him. He enjoys the role too much to let it go.
Agreed and tbh I think Love and Thunder will underperform or bomb
I just love how meta Stan’s cameo is! He gave Thor those long golden locks, and he can take them away just as easily! 😆
The reason why Hulk acts like a child is because that version of Hulk is the suppressed child inside of Bruce that comes out when he's upset or overwhelmed. I recommend reading the Immortal Hulk run, it's fantastic
I've always thought that Hulk is like a big kid with a temper tantrum. Of course, like most good kids, he sees what he has done, realizes that it was wrong, and feels bad about it.
I actually enjoyed all the Thor movies, but Ragnarök certainly gave the franchise a big upgrade. As Linkara says, comic books are kind of silly, and we should embrace that wholeheartedly. Just because something is silly, doesn't mean you can't make something emotional and meaningful out of it.
This was my favorite of the Thor movies and I think a lot of it was because while it did have tons of action, there were just so many good-hearted and funny moments compared to the previous films. I'm looking forward to Love and Thunder.
@@osutuba Couldn't agree more
Definitely true
I really don't get your point. You say you liked the movie, yet your sentiment about comic-books sounds like a criticism. Also, Thor comics, mostly Journey Into Mystery ones, were silly in retrospect, not because they were intended to be silly. Thor was a dead serious character in those.
@@antona.1327 No, no, not a criticism, praise. I enjoy that comics can be silly. Even when things are serious you can have wildly awesome things. I mean, for example, JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative, has an emotional storyline about whether to let Cyborg die or not to save the world, touching on making him reconnect with his humanity, how the Titans are a family, and so forth.
But then you have moments like having multiple superheroes push the moon back into place while it is bound in willpower and invisible plane goop. Silly, yet awesome. That is what makes comics so great. You can take the most baffling things and still make them work emotionally and seriously. Silliness is not a criticism.
I said we should embrace the sillier moments more because comics as a medium pulls them off so well. I don't get how you took that as a "criticism" from me.
Love that film. It’s a film I did not like at first, but have come to love. It’s so good! I was happy taking my Aunt to see over Justice League in 2017. I have this in my top five favorite MCU films.
I hate that the Warriors Three die and Thor doesn’t mourn them and we don’t know where Sif is. My theory is she was banished by Loki when he took over temporarily.
My own favorite line of the movie (and I may be misquoting) is "Are you the g-d of hammers?" - it's the apotheosis of Thor. He realizes at that moment that the weapon isn't who he is. Never was. And that gives me chills.
The scene where Hulk goes and fights Sutur and explains why he has to fight him, basically sums the main reason I love the Hulk. He doesn’t care what the odds are or if he could actually win. He see a monster and runs and punches it.
Quick correction: Marvel owns the rights to Angela. Gaiman won the rights to her from McFarland in court then proceeded to immediately sell her off to Marvel, partly as thanks to them for bankrolling the lawsuit.
AWESOME REVIEW MATE! thank you for the shout out it means a lot. I’m glad you liked my line. I’m happy you went through the effort of finding my name and photo.
Thank you again :)
-Darcy The “Friend From Work” Kid
Taika is so beloved, people thought he should take over Guardians 3 when James Gunn was fired since Ragorak had a very similar style.
I gotta throw out a correction. The Thor in the stage play scene is Chris’ older brother Luke Hemsworth, not Liam Hemsworth.
Right.
I didn't think you'd be any cooler but that last minute Brooklyn 99 reference just proved me wrong. Also, another great video.
Definitely the most funniest thor movie (if love and thunder doesn't take that title) I've seen. I am just a tiny bit disappointed we didn't get beta ray bill as a character here but that's just me
My favorite part of the movie is also Thor and Doctor Strange together. The one thing I didn't like about this movie, was how the warriors three were killed off, I wished they had been giving a better sendoff.
I admit I never personally cared much about the Warriors 3 in the other movies to care that much about their deaths though I am surpirsed Erod didn't bring up his thoughts on that. Especially since one of his big points about Dark World was wanting more of the Warriors 3 and wanting them to be in a movie fully with Thor which yeah so did not happen here
I did hear a rumor about 70% of this films dialogue was improvised. And not sure how much of this is true but there are scenes I totally believe were improvised such as “get help” or any scene with Jeff Goldblum.
I actually consider the first Thor film from 2011 to be criminally underrated (it's my third favorite of the Phase One films, behind only The Avengers and Captain America: The First Avenger, yes, I actually like the first Thor better than the first Iron Man). I thought it was kind of a stroke of genius that Kenneth Branagh directed the story as a live-action Disney fairy tale, since Thor as a character fits into the fairy tale mold. (I also casually like Thor: The Dark World, even if it's objectively one of the MCU's lesser films, and I wonder if ERod has cooled on it, as I do remember him giving it a Ten Points on the Badassitude Meter when he posted his review of it back in 2015).
That being said, Thor: The Dark World was something of a misstep in the direction of making Thor interesting (even if I do legitimately like pre-Waititi Thor) as a standalone character outside of him playing off The Avengers. As ERod pointed out, stripping him down to who he is bare bones without Mjolnir or his fantastical image was a risk that REALLY paid off VERY WELL.
And yes, I am very interested to see where Thor goes in Love and Thunder when it releases in July. Only two more months!
Erod actually gave Thor The Dark World a 9 out of 10. Due to the fact that Dark World's villain Malekilth the Elf was very boring and terrible and Erod admitted it was probably his least favorite of the marvel movie villains. Which is ironic now with Hela being his favorite. I admit I do like Hela (and appreciate that like with Dormanamu she's defeated more through a technicality not Thor just magically finding a way to best her) but I do feel villains like Killmonger and Thanos are better but eh to each their own right?
I admire how this movie can be both funny and heart wrenching
It's too bad that we'll never see Anthony Hopkins anymore, he is so versatile on how he can go from drama to comedy very quickly.
Bonus thing about this version of Hela, Cate Blanchett gives us many a good chuckle. How often can you say that about the woman when she's on screen?
Damn
Also you got the brothers mixed up bro, Liam is the younger brother, Luke is the older brother and who played the Thor actor. Luke playing the actor had nothing to do with Liam trying to get the role early on tho.
The movie turns 5 today!
Still the best Thor film and one of the best, most fun entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Taika Waititi who’s known for indie comedies brings so much more of a colorful, goofy side to the character than we’ve seen and he’s one of the few Kiwi directors to step into the limelight
Thor is actually given a personality rather than coming off so heartbroken and burdened by destiny and it’s very funny throughout, he knows when to be silly, charming, subtle and serious
His chemistry with Tom Hiddleston proves both of them have plenty to squeeze out; Thor and Loki butt heads constantly but still end up accomplishing much more
Can Loki actually be trusted for once even when Thor tries to change him?
Blanchett has some of the best wardrobe and villain designs of any of these MCU movies and it helps her acting backs all of it
There’s also timely themes in here about history being whitewashed, rewriting it to suit our own needs, covering up our pasts to paint a better picture and forget our past transgressions, it’s true kings and conquerors are proud to have their accomplishments but ashamed of how they got them, a country or kingdom isn’t a place it’s a people that make it
Waititi essentially makes an immigration story and several parallels to Aborigines and also inserting subtle Australian branding throughout
And the aesthetic of the movie embraces the traditional Jack Kirby artwork from many of the comics giving it a retro 1980’s feel like a pop video
Rather some cool-looking action too that matches many comic frames especially the ending and when in slow-motion looks like beautiful illustrations
Let’s also not forget the many inside references to past MCU films and callbacks
True this is light on story or might worry viewers that there’s so much stuff crammed in and half the jokes end up being a 50/50 ratio but they balance it out figuratively being a psychedelic experience
Thor is finally given some proper treatment this time around without relying on too much melodrama and this is one of the best films of 2017
And the best part….this leads directly into one of the best MCU films period!
Many fans feel Hulk was neutered in Endgame because he didn’t have another bad ass fight scene in the movie. I wanted him to kick Cull Obsidian’s ass in the final fight. We didn’t get that. Instead Drax and Giant Man kill him. I thought it was good and hated it at the same time. If Hulk doesn’t fight MCU Wolverine and Thing, when they are introduced, then I will agree with those fans.
For the record, Superman and Batman arguably had just as many fights with each other as Thor and Hulk had with each other. Also, while I never had any trouble with the first two Thor movies, I do think that Thor Ragnarok is currently the best Thor movie until Thor love and thunder comes out.
Another great Taika project is What We Do in the Shadows, both the movie and the show. Taika plays a lead role in the role and he wrote both the movie and show. It's a hilarious satire of vampires with plenty of gore and an amazing cast of characters.
Also Jojo rabbit
About Thor Love and Thunder, does anyone know why Jane Foster is actually going to be calling herself Thor when she gets the hammer. Because Thor isn't a title like it is in the comics. It's just his name in the MCU universe
Comics bs .
@@BlackangelKatakuri I'm not talking about the comics. In the comics it makes sense because Thor is a title. In the movies it's just his name so I don't understand why Jane would call herself that.
She likely won’t actually call herself Thor in the movie, she probably just be called Jane in the MCU.
If the solo film rights to Hulk wasn't with Universal, we could have had a great movie with him and the gladiator place, while the thor movie could have given is more time dealing with the people of Asgard. I just feel they were two good movies forced to be in the same one.
I don't get why Universal has to keep most of the rights to Hulk hostage. They haven't made a Hulk movie since 2003.
My favorite of the thor films
It has been confirmed John Kranski is playing Reed. Maybe he will direct the movie. He did direct Quiet Place movies.
Yeah, I really enjoyed this movie.
Sam better not break the Bro Code.
Woof, that last scene sure put the Mack in Anthony Mackie, amirite?
In all Honesty I Love all 3 Thor Movies and Maybe I'm Alone on this,anyway I have to Admit that Ragnarok is the Best of the Thor Franchise by Far,it Shows the Sins of the Father Perfectly,Hela is By Far the Best Female MCU Villain because nowadays is almost Impossible to Have,I love all of the Characters and Fights,and it Made Me Laugh and Feel Emotional,this is One of the best MCU Movies and I'm kinda Looking Forward to see Thor Love and Thunder,also what about Heimdall,the Warriors 3,and the Executioner and Sam Wilson and Jane Foster had a Thing in the Comics I didn't know about but the Thor and She-Hulk Thing I Did?,🤯🙄😳Oh My.....
Honestly, the Hulk/Saakar parts of this movie are the parts I don't like because they feel so tonally at odds with the rest of the movie. There are some issues with tonal whiplash for the movie in general, but the Sakaar parts are where it's most pronounced (aside from the destruction of Asgard being followed up with a joke). Also, I felt like the movie was really missing Jane, especially when they were going on about going through a wormhole. That's her whole thing, they could have put in more effort to include her, but alas. Thankfully, Taika is correcting the oversight, I cannot wait to see my favorite character get her due in July.
I wish I liked this movie. I agree its an amazing movie, but I can't put my finger on why I didn't like it. I would have liked to see more of Sif and the Warriors 3 and would love to see Angela and Sera.
Both Hela and Valkyrie were fantastic in this and I even enjoyed Skurge!
Here's to Thor: Love and Thunder!
Why’d they give her the god butches power? 1. Love and thunder was t confirmed yet. So they probably didn’t think that far a head. 2. Given it’s been confirmed *cough* retconed. That the null sword aka the god symbiots weapon gave him that power GB in love in thunder will be more like null then GB in power set.
That was Luke Hemsworth not Liam
Thor 4: The Fourth Thor Adventures of Thor is coming soon to theathors
Jon Watts isn’t a special director by any means fam.
I think he is but he really shouldn't be an action blockbuster guy. The best moments in his spider-man films are the suspenseful moments. He should be in horror or suspense. Not in superhero fiction.
I hope Darcy writes another line because that’s a good one
Thank you it’s a dream of mine
Actually Neil got full rights over Angela in a settlement during a lawsuit against mcfarlane, he then sold the rights to Marvel
good review but i am a little shocked that you didnt mentioned the extras, since they steal a couple of laughs
Hella is the way I wished Maleficent was in Sleeping Beauty.
i always thought the first Thor was really good
'Passing the proverbial hammer'
Is that what the kids are calling it nowadays?
Well about mighty Thor uhhhh….. 😐😐😐😐
Thor ragnarock was really awesome
I kinda have a bit of a “meaningless fanboy gripe” we have Skurg given his axe from the comics and he doesn’t use it once in the film? Not even towards the end? Come on! And that concludes meaningless fanboy gripes!
i think the had to much comedy in this, i mean in the beginning of the film they had a skeleton with a falling jaw, thats a cartoon gag!!!
I uh really um uh hope the uh Grand um uh Master appears in uh Thor Love and um uh Thunder and or uh Loki Season uh 2. (Seriously though, as CinemaWins would say. "Jeff Goldblum is always a win.")
I hated this movie because it feels like it take Thor three steps back as a character, and then it takes a great story like Planet Hulk and just turns it into a joke.
Hi
0:00 - Who wants to bet Watts wanted to make the F4 comic accurate, but Feige and Disney demanded he stick superficial diversity labels on them?
2:33 - Oh how far Kevin Smith has fallen since that fateful podcast...
6:21 - Tell that to what they're doing with her in the next one...
Ugh, Ragnarok... I just HATE this movie. The worst MCU film in my option. I almost walked out of the theater in the literal first minute of the film. I should have, no other movie has ever made me that way. Once again, Beta Ray Bill is denied to us. Even more stupid humor. Dr. Strange has no problem trapping Loki but won't step in for Hela??? He won't even repair Mjolnir with the Time Stone? It NEVER explains how Hulk got to another planet even though he was shown to have crashed into the ocean in Age of Ultron. Ocean ➡️ Sakaar, how????? This wants to be a Thor and Hulk film simultaneously; it does both poorly. Surtur, Thor's biggest villain shows up with no build-up just to be a convenient plot device for the end. The destruction of Asgard now prevents the future appearance of anymore Thor villains, like the Enchantress. It also was poorly done; the gravity of losing one's home ruined by comedic banter. Thor leaves behind Gungnir... his father's spear, the one thing left of Odin, to be destroyed along with Asgard. Loki could have easily retrieved the spear BEFORE reviving Surtur then give it to Thor. Hela is ridiculously powerful, absurdly so. Also, fuck Valkyrie and her stupid ass smirking. So no, not in the least excited or willing to see Thor 4. 3 strikes, you're out, Thor.