THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Director Taika Waititi Believes Thor's Next Villain Needs To Be Stronger Than Hela

I mean, if you count the director and writer as more powerful, then you're the biggest Thor villain I've ever seen.

Taika should not be allowed to talk about the future of Thor. He did great with Ragnarok but Love and Thunder was definitely a downgrade compared to the past 3 Thor movies. It felt like he was making a movie for little kids. Gorr could’ve been so much more and probably was till they edited him out to replace with the slapstick comedy.

Keep putting a hat on a hat, until you jump the shark.. who cares the Texas Chainsaw Massacre game goes live at 10am est!

Taika is number 1 in the list of peoples opinions that shouldn't be listened too with the Thor franchise

Gorr The God Butcher should have been but you f*cked up the whole movie.

The answer to this is Jormungand, but it will never happen. Thor will be killed by Kang in the new Avengers movies or some such other disappointing outcome if I had to bet. I hate you, Waititi, for the record. And I'm not very fond of you either Feige. You've got a slim chance to redeem yourself but I don't see it happening.

Love how he did Gorr erasure in this special about the making of the very film lmao

If they make Thor 5, I think Thor being now a father himself and going up against Hercules and that whole pantheon is an interesting direction that even allows for some serious weighty drama that seems like many are seeking in the character. You just need to make sure whoever helms it is committed and doesn't half-ass the thing like Waititi did with L&T. That film didn't lack serious and complex moments and ideas after all, it just didn't bother to flesh them out.

But I think it's more likely Thor just shows up in the Avengers films and most of his fathering and battling Herc will have already happened off screen, which would be a shame, because then lots of potential character work on Herc would also get lost.

''THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Director Taika Waititi'' needs to shut his damn mouth, admit that he have botched Thor beyond repair, and move the [frick] on, as hopefully us actual fans of Thor will be able to do. If Joel Schumacher can admit he [frick]ed up with Batman, certainly poor-man's Mel Brooks like Waititi can.

Oh, and Hela was a garbage villain. Just like the movie she was a part of. Imagine taking the story as interesting as Ragnarok, taking a character as melancholic and personally connected to Loki as Hela, and turning it all into a nonsensical farce with poop jokes and shitty green screen backgrounds and doing a stupid retcon of her being some estranged daughter of Odin. Her whole point in the comics is to be The Goddess of Death. And this poor-man's version of Hela calls herself that, but that moniker has no meaning. Her only interest in ruling over the world of the living. CB Hela is an ominous character who's neutral to everything - neither good nor evil. Just like physical death does not have favoritism when she claims someone.

One of the best stories with her in the comics is when Thor manages to kill her, but in doing so he erases death from the universe, and thus the worlds begin to crumble due to overpopulation and violence which comes from everyone and everything being immortal, and Thor realizes that death is a necessity without which life can't be what it is. So he brings her back, but in such Hela comes back and claims Thor's life, and only Sif's love for Thor makes Hela reconsider her decision and let Thor live after she sees grieving Sif, making Hela feel empathy for the first time in her existence.




That's good storytelling, and that's from a late 60s comic that was 20-some pages long. Ragnaschlock was a [frick]ign insult to Thor with a plot so stupid, the main villain can't succeed in her plan because the writers and the director forgot to watch the first Thor movie to see that Odin's spear, which lays next to her in the throne room, can also open the portal.

Trash movie.