@Spidey91 - Do we know for a fact this isn't on her original contract? Her past comments always came across as "I'm done as far as I know", but if Marvel called her back she might still be on the hook.

In any case, I think Ragnarok really changed the landscape. Thor was always the most dysfunctional and lackluster of the Phase 1 solo franchises, but now it feels fresh and interesting. Plus Marvel has changed a lot in the last six years. And being asked to come back as a hero (rather than a love interest) and possibly a meaty role where she's fighting cancer has got to be pretty attractive for her.

But I do hope they're giving her some cash, too. And the potential for more appearances, because there is a lot of potential there.

@Spock0Clock
No, that's...that's not exactly what i meant.

I'm talking about Thor's different storyarcs.

I loved Ragnarok, and after i was done watching it, my mind went to picture all different kinds of scenarios where one could take Thor.
One without a hammer, lost an eye, lost Asgard, but he still managed to save his people, most of em at least, and...He was a King!
I thought they were going to build Asgardia or New Asgard either on Earth or somewhere else in the universe.

Heh. NOPE.
Thanos happened.
That purple ass mofo changed everything.
Killed all those Asgardians, killed Loki, Heimdall, no rainbow bridge, Thor had to Rocky Balboa his way to Thanos, got a new badass Hammer, got a new sexy and stinky ass eye, went aaaaaall BRING ME THANOOOOOOOOS on him!!!!

And you know, i was like...aigh...aight, this shit is not what i had in mind, but it's still hot af.

Then i thought a new trilogy with that kinda Thor, someone searching his place in the universe, a King...of nothing.
The last son of Asgard (heh), was something really cool to explore.
But then f*cking Endgame happened, and after those 5 years...we got a fat f*ck Thor.

Now...i get the point of all that...depressing storyarc, and hey, it's not like he wasn't a total badass in the third act, with that Viking look with dreadlocks and all.
Matter of fact, we learned that there ARE still some Asgardians, that they kinda DID build a New Asgard...on Earth, and at the end of the day...Thor kinda left everything to...i guess find his place in the universe, but the way they handled all that?
Not a big fan.
First of all, 90% of all that shit happens off-screen.
But when it comes to the rest...they straight out killed the potential of all those different storylines.

I mean, eventually, you could've ALWAYS get right here, with Thor, a new eye, hammer, even Jane as the Mighty Thor, but c'mon, slow down ffs!!!

This is like setting up the stage for All Star Superman, then changing the scenario to have something similar to Kingdom Come, just to end up with TDKR Superman.

All different, but awesome storylines, but none of them were properly...handled.

I hate that, and i'm experiencing something similar with the Superman comics...UGH!

@Spock0Clock
Don't get me wrong, it's not like you have to squeeze in every single story and if done well, i CAN accept something happenin' off-screen, but what they did with Thor was very interesting on one hand...but it still kinda left a bad taste in my mouth. :/
It's like they are constantly going zig zag with him, changing the status quo, in a span of...what? 2 years?
They did basically next to nothing with him in 10 years, 2 Thor movies, 2 Avengers movies and now that shit's ACTUALLY getting interesting with him, they....they don't want to stick with one storyline, they want to tell all kinds of stories and rather quickly, dunno why, really...

With everything we've seen, i doubt that a movie with Jane as Thor was necessary.

I'm gonna keep an open mind, man...but yeah, feels like a waste of damn good potential if you ask me...

@MadKingCipher
Sure, i guess...
But seeing how they treated the warriors three and their deaths, it's not like they give too much importance to these Asgardians. :P

I knew that Sif was alive (if not snapped) and Thor could've made lots of lil Asgardian babies with her.:3

@Spock0Clock
Huh...
Realistically speaking, all wishful thinking aside and considering everything, how long do you think they will keep this same continuity?
In other words, how long do you think they'll keep going forward, without their big guns like Tony, Steve etc?
Not to mention that...i guess they will eventually lose other actors in the upcoming years, right?
Sure the X-people alone can keep the boat afloat for many many years, but even as a long time X-fan, i'd hate to see the MCU as a synonymous for X-Men, you know what i mean?