Thor: Love & Thunder, are we facing the worst Marvel Studios movie?

They often say that sometimes “silence says it all”, and surely when you’ve gone to see Marvel Studios tapes, people usually talk about what they thought of the movie, but in the particular case of the new Thor movie, when the lights came on the people were silent, and that was more than enough to indicate that they had not enjoyed the performance.

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Although it seems that the plot begins with a good scene, it soon falls into a well that we all know: Marvel’s comedy without measure. And you can see the attempt to replicate the humor of Thor: Ragnarok (2017), but this time it is much more crude and unfunny, to the point that people in the theater only laughed once.

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We have to admit that hopes were high for Christian Bale’s performance as Godhunter Gorr, and while the actor does his best with the character, it’s written so poorly that it fails to have the moments of glory that it deserves. Undoubtedly, many from the beginning theorized that the villain would suffer the same effect as others in the UCM, a strong decrease in his powers and abilities in contrast to those in the comic, and we are sorry to tell you that it was.

The truth is that Jane Foster aka. Mighty Thor, Valkyrie, and Thor’s butt are the MVPs of the story, in addition to a couple of combat sequences in three-quarters of the film and at the end of it, but other than that there is not much more to say about the story, which is overall pretty mediocre. As for the post-credits scenes, both turn out to be some of the best in recent Marvel productions, as they aim to expand this vast universe interestingly.

CHRIS HEMSWORTH’S FUTURE AT MARVEL STUDIOS

After having seen the new adventure of Thor, the old statements of Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, about that he would like to continue seeing Hemsworth in the UCM since he would be “excited to see how this complex continues to evolve, stand out a lot. character”, as he mentioned in an interview for TotalFilm.

And while it is true that there are many stories in comics featuring the son of Odin, it seems that the company is far from figuring out how to adapt them on screen. However, a couple of days ago Hemsworth spoke about the future of the character, mentioning that in addition to the Jane Foster version, there will be other versions of Thor, which seems to be a subtle hint that the end of Thor could be closer than expected. what we believe

Although they are assumptions, we could already see this formula with Captain America, who after the departure of Chris Evans, Anthony Mackie took the mantle of the hero, and later we saw the version of Halley Atwell in What If (2021) and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022).