Thor: Love And Thunder (July 8, 2022) Movie • Page 21

Tessa Thompson is always great as far as I’m concerned.

Wouldn’t have minded Korg actually dying when he fell apart, though I must admit to laughing at him finding love in the epilogue with a mustached version of himself.

 

Damn it's gonna be hard waiting for this to hit D+

 

I enjoyed this a lot. Yeah it has its issues, but I had fun with it

 

I thought it was good, not great. Kinda felt like filler in a way?

 

Something will certainly hit The Discourse and totally get blown up on the wrong side of Twitter eventually is that in Ragnarok, Korg talks about his mom and her boyfriend. Not that continuity has always been the strongest part of the MCU... but the worst people in your life who hated Lightyear for a .3 second kiss will also be up in arms about this.

 

There are pretty major character developments that affect the future of the franchise regarding Thor and Jane, I can not get on board with calling this filler.

 

I fucking loved it - was laughing the entire time and bale was unsurprisingly excellent and genuinely creepy

the shadow realm scenes were a visual delight

and I love the end because I too am a new father haha

loved it

 

drew loved jane getting welcomed to valhalla as a new father of a son who will eventually be welcomed to valhalla

 

I guess I'm one of the few here that really enjoyed this. I didn't groan at the humor as much as a lot of y'all. Bale brings a lot to a character with little dimension (as did Cate Blanchett with Hela). There are some truly beautiful visuals in this, particularly towards the end. Idk I had fun with it.

 

Teddy bear kid ruled.

 

This was delightfully stupid and a ton of fun. Enjoyed it.

 

lmao oops - I meant like the end of the actual movie and not the end credits

 

Cute article about Chris Hemsworth’s daughter playing Gorr’s daughter.

 

That’s so awesome!

 

I enjoyed this. The fight in the shadow realm was the best scene in the film, the frame effect is stunning stuff. Unfortunately this can’t reach the heights of Ragnarok but I was really happy to see Jane Foster/Natalie again. Tessa/Valkyrie was a highlight as well. I thought Christian was also pretty good even though the tonal changes were noticeable but it wasn’t too distracting. The stuff with the kids at the end was pretty corny but I'm sure as a family film it’s enjoyable (minus the numerous instances of the word “shit!”)

 

I really liked it. Only complaints were the Guardians felt off/only there because of Endgame and I wasn’t a big fan of Omnipicity/Zeus, but they were small parts in an otherwise enjoyable, fun movie.

 

was enjoying the beginning of this but thought it ended up being pretty lame

some awful CGI throughout

Bale was solid, loved Crowe

 

this was fun.

just as I expected, Taika cranked the "haha" up to twelve. kinda too much "haha" tbh.

 

i enjoy Taika. but knowing his tendencies, i knew he'd rely on the "haha" too much, which I think he did.

 

I enjoyed the haha, it was a fun dumb comic book movie. Way prefer something like this to the eternals.

 

Hemsworth as thor is the easily the best casting in the MCU

 

His wife was also in it as wolf woman

 

I don’t necessarily buy it as a fun, dumb comic book movie. Like, I think of “Ragnarok” as more of that because it’s more of a revenge and team-up movie. This has storylines about killing gods for being selfish and turning their backs on their worshippers and someone dying of cancer. I feel like Waititi has bigger aspirations for this and just didn’t nail the balance it needed. I am glad other people are liking it. Someone was bawling in the theater during the Eternity scene (which I thought was pretty well done).

I still like Waititi, especially for bringing us the “What We Do In The Shadows” series and “Reservation Dogs,” but I feel like we need a little time away from him.

 

It definitely felt rushed, especially the first act but I’m also glad it wasn’t 3 hours long.

 

Rez Dogs is the greatest thing Taika has given us yup