Thor: Ragnarok

[B214]

Originally Posted by FlareKnight

Just because he has anger issues doesn't mean he isn't a good work buddy .

Sure he's a good work buddy, he helped the Avengers a lot after all. But this good work buddy who wouldn't mind smashing Thor into a wall.

[foxbox360]

True remember Hulk sucker punch Thor in Avengers.

[MrTerrorist]

For those wondering why the Planet Hulk storyline was added in Thor: Ragnarok rather than a Hulk movie, here's an explanation.

[Ithekro]

In costume design and set design, in place it reminds me a lot of Flash Gordon....from 1980.

[Mr Hat and Clogs]

This looks like it could be hilarious. Also, yay, Hela!

[quigonkenny]

Every Thor trailer should have Immigrant Song playing in the background. And 80's hair metal title effects.

[Dextro]

Originally Posted by MrTerrorist

For those wondering why the Planet Hulk storyline was added in Thor: Ragnarok rather than a Hulk movie, here's an explanation.

That's cool to know. I was completely unaware of the Universal Pictures/Hulk distribution deal. That explains why there isn't a good Hulk movie in the MCU

Originally Posted by Ithekro

In costume design and set design, in place it reminds me a lot of Flash Gordon....from 1980.

Going by the lettering they choose for the trailer it seems fair to say that they are trying to do an homage to 80s scifi movies in this one. I for one welcome the camp that cames along with that

[Kyero Fox]

I like the original Valkyrie's designs.

[Obelisk ze Tormentor]

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[Galaxian]

Hulk fighting Fenrir and Surtr... Damn...

[B214]

Hulk talking...O_O

[FlareKnight]

So much going on there. Hulk fighting Fenrir and Surtr, Hulk having a conversation with Thor, and Thor going all Lightning God there. This movie is going to be amazing. Hela looks like she'll be a great villain. Just a very confident force of destruction that just revels in what she does.

Great job Marvel.

[MeoTwister5]

I still want to see where Dr. Strange is supposed to fit in all of this.

[Magin]

THAT TRAILER LOOKS SO GOOD... I can forgive this movie for coming before Infinity wars. Granted, not being familiar with the Ragnarok storyline, I'm not sure why the Death Goddess would want to take over Asgard in the first place. The only thing I'm thinking of is that this is going to the set-up for precisely why the Infinity Wars happen in the first place

Spoiler for Comic Infinity wars spoiler:

Is is possible that they're going to use this personification of Death as the one that Thanos is trying to impress by wiping out most of Earth's population?

[TnAdct1]

Originally Posted by Magin

THAT TRAILER LOOKS SO GOOD... I can forgive this movie for coming before Infinity wars. Granted, not being familiar with the Ragnarok storyline, I'm not sure why the Death Goddess would want to take over Asgard in the first place. The only thing I'm thinking of is that this is going to the set-up for precisely why the Infinity Wars happen in the first place

Spoiler for Comic Infinity wars spoiler:

Is is possible that they're going to use this personification of Death as the one that Thanos is trying to impress by wiping out most of Earth's population?

Spoiler for Marvel Comics:

Given how Death in the original Infinity Gauntlet story is more interested in a certain character that Fox own the film rights to than Thanos, it's a possibility.

[MeoTwister5]

Just got back from the cinema.

I honestly didn't think I'd see a Marvel movie more hilarious than Guardians of the Galaxy, but the writers and director's of Ragnarok just went all out ham. Funny at every bit with no bad jokes. Definitely the best Thor movie, though that isn't saying much in certain circles since these movies are sometimes considered the lower end of the MCU. That said...

Spoiler for Spoilers:

The movie debunks the theory that Hela is the Goddess of Death Thanos is trying to impress since Surtr all but vaporizes Hela in the end.

Also in the credits sequence Thor and the Asgardian survivors are confronted by a large ship that looks like... Kree? If it is a Kree ship then it becomes the big link between Avengers and the Guardians going into Infinity War.

[erneiz_hyde]

I agree that the overall feeling I get out of Ragnarok is very much like Guardians of The Galaxy, it's very hilarious . To illustrate, my local theater is also currently airing NGNL Zero which I watched right before Ragnarok. All the sticky gloomy feelings I got watching NGNL blew away completely after watching this.

[Illsteir]

Originally Posted by MeoTwister5

Spoiler for Spoilers:

Also in the credits sequence Thor and the Asgardian survivors are confronted by a large ship that looks like... Kree? If it is a Kree ship then it becomes the big link between Avengers and the Guardians going into Infinity War.

Spoiler for Ship:

It could also be Thanos or one of Thanos' lackeys. The Asgardians probably got tracked down because it's implied that Loki took the Tesseract from the treasure room.

Speaking of treasure room, the authenticity of the Infinity Gauntlet that was seen in Thor 1 has finally been given closure. And it was done in a funny way, too.

Spoiler for Missing Character:

And it's a bummer that the Warriors Three are dead. But what's more disappointing is the absence of Lady Sif. I hope they didn't kill her off-screen

[erneiz_hyde]

Originally Posted by Illsteir

Spoiler for Missing Character:

And it's a bummer that the Warriors Three are dead. But what's more disappointing is the absence of Lady Sif. I hope they didn't kill her off-screen

Spoiler:

https://www.cinemablend.com/news/171...to-kevin-feige
Loki (as Odin) banished her out of Asgard

[Illsteir]

Originally Posted by erneiz_hyde

Spoiler:

https://www.cinemablend.com/news/171...to-kevin-feige
Loki (as Odin) banished her out of Asgard

Spoiler for spoiler:

Ah, that's reassuring. I hope she makes another cameo in AoS or reappear in Infinity War and fight alongside Thor.