THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER Rumored To Include An Appearance From An Unexpected MCU God - Possible SPOILERS

@URCOMMENTSUCKS - taika has done more good comic accurate things in his one movie than any comic film detector excluding the russos

@URCOMMENTSUCKS - None of the films are completely accurate to the comics. Thor is more similar in spirit and execution than the previous films. Thor is usually a space faring action comedy in the comics

@Hulkh8liars - Taika can't even have Thor say "Aye!", my man. There's nothing comic accurate in Thor Ragnarok outside of the most surface-level shit, come on. In what comics did you see Brunhilde as a cowardly space garbage collector who would refuse to let Thor go and save his people? You won't, because Brunhilde is do-or-die for Asgard and honor.

@BlackBeltJones - as long as they are all aliens or extra dimensional beings(like in the comics) I'm okay with this. I've always appreciated marvel for including every mythology while simultaneously making them all fake

@rychlec -

@Zarog - the worst thing of it all, it's Hemsworth we have to blame for the turn which Thor have taken in recent years. Like known to many, he got bored with the role and frustrated with the lukewarm reception to his character when Iron Man and Cap have pulled the blanket of attention on themselves. So his rationale was, "Well, I suppose it's because my character is so serious. We need to lighten him up." And he was the one to suggest Waititi as the director. The dude's clearly not understanding why his Thor wasn't hitting it big. It wasn't the lack of humor, Chris, because your version of Thor always had it. Every scene he's in in pre-Ragnarok movies, he's either smiling or making funny remarks or being the butt of the joke. And if lack of humor is what makes a character unappealing, I wonder why characters like Aragorn will always remain more popular and beloved than most of MCU heroes.

And don't get me started on what they've done to Planet Hulk. I'm still in awe that more people aren't ripping Thor Ragnarok and its writers along with Feige to shreds for taking one of the greatest, most complex Marvel stories ever published and turning it into a braindead subplot for a comedic Thor flick.

Worst of all, this could've been easily avoided had Feige not go ahead of the curve with the story concept for the 3rd movie before they even had a director, and when they got Taika, they could've chosen the source material that's actually appropriate to his sensibilities. There aren't many comedic stories with Thor in the comics, but they exist. And some of them could work for the premise which Waititi wanted to do, ai 80s road trip, buddy movie. Shit, that story exists even in mythology, it's called "The Story of Thor's Stolen Hammer", and it's about Thor's hammer being stolen and him having to retrieve it with Loki by dressing up as a bride to fool the giant who stole it and get it back. That's the kind of Thor story Taika could do, not make a lobotomized, piss-poor take on one of the grimmest Marvel stories, which to understand its premise requires an esoteric thinking, not the comedic one.

The story of Ragnarok deserves Lord of the Rings treatment, with Amon Amarth blasting from speakers during the title credits, not what the MCU gave us.