In Thor: Ragnarok's mid-credits scene, the God of Thunder's ship is confronted by a far larger vessel which we've since learned belongs to Thanos (in case that wasn't already clear). Now, director Taika Waititi has weighed in on what the sequence means for the hero's future and it turns out that he's as in the dark as the rest of us. Why? Well, Marvel Studios simply hasn't told the filmmaker anything!
"I can't!" Waititi laughed when asked to elaborate on the scene. "I'm so nervous about saying anything about any other movies. What's good about Marvel is that they don't let the directors really find out about the other movies. I think that's a good thing, because I've got a big mouth and I will just give away spoilers. I'm not going to say. I'm not going to say!" One thing he doesn't reveal is whether he shot that or if Avengers: Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo were responsible.
Regardless, there was one man who dreamt it up and his identity is unlikely to surprise you! "That was Kevin Feige, the genius behind this entire thing," Waititi continued. "He wanted a scene like that, where basically it was a cool cliffhanger. It's what these guys are great at with their post-credits and mid-credits scenes. He wanted something that showed Thor and Loki together -- maybe for the last time?" the director concluded. "Who knows -- and then that big ship coming up. It was all his idea."
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