Official THOR: RAGNAROK Thread

[Bryan Danielson]

Explain?

Martha

 

[winb83]

Have no idea why people liked it so much. Someone said it best where Thor was unintentional funny in the first one and that’s what worked. Trying to make this like GoTG was pretty lame and the villain was so cookie cutter.

"you'll see who I am"
*jumps out the ship*
*hits the ground with a thud going limp*

 

[BXKingPin82]

Have no idea why people liked it so much. Someone said it best where Thor was unintentional funny in the first one and that’s what worked. Trying to make this like GoTG was pretty lame and the villain was so cookie cutter.

NO fukkin idea huh?

 

[HookersandIceCream]

NO fukkin idea huh?

Nope

Pretty generic movie all things considered

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Nope

Pretty generic movie all things considered

Out of curiosity, what did you need it to be?

Martha

 

[Hopeofmypeople]

I don’t know if any of you guys read comics but in truth they couldn’t have done the Ragnarok story any justice. Hell in these movies they didn’t even introduce the Odin force. It would have been epic if Thor inherited it and took on the mantle of Rune king Thor. As charismatic as Chris Hemsworth is anyone who reads comics knows his Thor is far and away from the Thor in the comics.

 

[ORDER_66]

"you'll see who I am"
*jumps out the ship*
*hits the ground with a thud going limp*

I was DYING LAUGHING WHEN I SAW THAT shyt....

 

[obarth]

Finally saw this the other day and it's easily the best Thor movie, and on par with Spiderman Homecoming. Beyond aesthetics, they've never tried to make movie Thor anything like his comic book counterpart. With that being the case, they at least finally made the character worthy of carrying a film this time. I've accepted that Disney Marvel movies are gonna be comedies at this point, and they hit you with the comedy from the very beginning in this one so it's not like they ever led you to believe this was supposed to be taken seriously. As long as they don't turn Black Panther into Coming to America, shyt's cool with meThe majority of the jokes worked, Jeff Goldblum stole all the scenes he was in, and Hulk was hilarious. It was good to finally see Thor not be as nerfed as he usually is. My only real complaint is that they completely wasted Cate Blanchett's talent and the Hela character. Her introduction was dope, but she was underused and had the same flimsy motivations for her actions that the majority of the Disney Marvel villians have had. I'm assuming she's not dead and hopefully they can get more out of the character.

 

[Norrin Radd]

"you'll see who I am"
*jumps out the ship*
*hits the ground with a thud going limp*

I was DYING LAUGHING WHEN I SAW THAT shyt....

 

[Wisdomkeyz]

Ragnorak really is the best out of the Thor trilogy the 1st one is second and the dark world was a bootleg ass lord of the rings but besides the action and comedy the music was That techno beat & Tron/stranger things theme song type shyt had me rocking in my damn seat that shyt was fire breh

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Finally saw this the other day and it's easily the best Thor movie, and on par with Spiderman Homecoming. Beyond aesthetics, they've never tried to make movie Thor anything like his comic book counterpart. With that being the case, they at least finally made the character worthy of carrying a film this time. I've accepted that Disney Marvel movies are gonna be comedies at this point, and they hit you with the comedy from the very beginning in this one so it's not like they ever led you to believe this was supposed to be taken seriously. As long as they don't turn Black Panther into Coming to America, shyt's cool with meThe majority of the jokes worked, Jeff Goldblum stole all the scenes he was in, and Hulk was hilarious. It was good to finally see Thor not be as nerfed as he usually is. My only real complaint is that they completely wasted Cate Blanchett's talent and the Hela character. Her introduction was dope, but she was underused and had the same flimsy motivations for her actions that the majority of the Disney Marvel villians have had. I'm assuming she's not dead and hopefully they can get more out of the character.

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

Watched this a 2nd time and like 99% of mcu films it holds up terribly on a 2nd watch.

Comedies just don't have replay value to me


Don't think I'll ever watch it again.

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

Finally saw this the other day and it's easily the best Thor movie, and on par with Spiderman Homecoming. Beyond aesthetics, they've never tried to make movie Thor anything like his comic book counterpart. With that being the case, they at least finally made the character worthy of carrying a film this time. I've accepted that Disney Marvel movies are gonna be comedies at this point, and they hit you with the comedy from the very beginning in this one so it's not like they ever led you to believe this was supposed to be taken seriously. As long as they don't turn Black Panther into Coming to America, shyt's cool with meThe majority of the jokes worked, Jeff Goldblum stole all the scenes he was in, and Hulk was hilarious. It was good to finally see Thor not be as nerfed as he usually is. My only real complaint is that they completely wasted Cate Blanchett's talent and the Hela character. Her introduction was dope, but she was underused and had the same flimsy motivations for her actions that the majority of the Disney Marvel villians have had. I'm assuming she's not dead and hopefully they can get more out of the character.

Hela sucked. I'm convinced people have started over praising every mcu villain as a response to the criticism of having weak villains.

 

[naijaboi]

The Thor vs Hulk fight makes me hate that bullshyt Thor vs Iron Man fight in the Avengers even more. Iron man is really Teflon in the MCU

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Souls burning slow in this bih