Thor: Ragnarok (Taika Waititi, November 3, 2017) Movie • Page 4

Thor: Ragnarok Teaser Trailer #1 • r/movies

Found my favorite comment:
"Can't unsee Coucil Of Rick's Goldblum!"

 

I'm all in. Looks bloody great.

 

This is going to be great. Surprised at how much it showed for the first trailer, I kind of wished I hadn't of seen that much actually like Hela breaking the Hammer, the joke about Hulk being a work buddy, Asgard getting wasted. I think of those scenes would have came off fresh in the theater. I'm def done watching trailers for this, but so in.

Also in regards to the Guardians vibe it has, I think that's just because the trailer was lined up with another classic rock song (nice pick btw)

 

Holy shit this looks good. There is definitely a strong GotG influence with the bright colors and soundtrack choice (even lines up with Starlord/Thor getting captured). The end though... so good lol

 

Looks pretty cool

 

Not enough talk of how fabulous Hela is.

 

Is she stronger than Odin or Thanos? I don't know much about her character.

 

Since Taika Waititi is brilliant and looks to be adding a lot of humor to Thor, this still makes me LOL.

 

Qft

I had a lot of hope, too.

 

I'd argue and say they are trying a bunch and it shows. Just from what they showed us it looks like we are getting so much in this movie.

 

They're obviously trying to make Thor a bit lighter in tone, which is much appreciated. I'm hoping for some awesome humor in this.

 

I don't see the problem at all. It looks fun?

I mean Hela pretty much destroyed Mjolnir with minimal effort. Nobody has ever done that as far as MCU is concerned. and isn't that a trait of a Taika movie? Wilderpeople was a lighthearted comedy but it handled death of a loved one just fine, I'd say even elegantly.

 

https://www.google.com.ph/amp/s/amp...haking-up-thor-and-being-a-hollywood-outsider

"If someone asked, ‘What are your films like?’, the best I can come up with is that they’re, like, a fine balance between comedy and drama. And they deal mainly with the clumsiness of humanity."

 

Yeah, I love the aesthetics and the charisma and all of that. It'll be a fun movie. But Marvel doesn't really raise any stakes here, and they're comfortable with that. They're giving Thor the Guardians treatment because it works and it sells.

You can already tell that it won't have much impact however menacing Ragnarok or Hela may be, because who cares?

My only hope is that the trailer is just meant to draw in the masses and there's a lot more to the movie.

 

Well, yea, there are no stakes here. We all know both Thor and Hulk are going onto the Infinity War. This is just showing what happens in the inbetween times.

 

That is, indeed, what trailers are.

 

For me, the stakes of the film don't have to impact the MU as a whole, but they do have to impact Thor. That is the purpose of the solo films. And just looking at this trailer, we see Asgard being annihilated. We see his hammer reduced to rubble. Both of those events should have a substantial impact on who Thor is and where he is emotionally. At least, those events have had that impact in the comics. So I am fine with the stakes of the film, as presented.

 

Well that looks incredible to me. My hype is through the roof.

 

And the GotG vibe makes sense to me. The bulk of the movie is in outer space, which GotG showed us looking a particular way. And so I am glad they are maintaining the GotG aesthetic. Goldblum has a Collector vibe going, which is nice. And I think Valkyrie uses the same (or a similar) stun device Gamora did on Starlord.

So I appreciate the continuity.

 

His arc here will be how he deals with not having his hammer. He'll get his new weapon, can't remember what it's called. But yea, he'll have some emotional stuff to go through.

 

I'm sick of all these trailers with classic rock songs. It's getting old.

 

The only reason I got that vibe was from the music.

 

I wonder, if after Infinity Wars, MCU would be divided into the Earth and cosmic ones.

Are there other interesting plots, besides Thanos, that those 2 sides would team up for? F4 and Galactus are still with Fox, right?

 

My guess is it will be the axe he has in the Aaron run. I haven't followed along with any spoilers for this film, so I am only going on the teaser.