Thor: Ragnarok Spoilers

[indes]

Originally Posted by WhiteTiger

That's something I've thought about before, too. But honestly...if I was basically paid to eat healthy and hit the gym all the time with a private trainer...I feel I could do it, too. But when I have to research everything myself, and fit it in around a 44hr/wk job on top of that...something's gotta give.

Agree with that.

Chris Pratt from Dwyer to Starlord

4 hours a day, 5 days a week.

[speede5]

Originally Posted by indes

Agree with that.

Chris Pratt from Dwyer to Starlord

4 hours a day, 5 days a week.

Good lord I need a nap after reading that work out.

[GGG]

Originally Posted by FireGilbert

It was initially Part 1 and Part 2 however it is now Avengers: Infinity War and an untitled Avengers Movie.

I just found a quote from Kevin Feige. It's pretty much what I thought, two distinct movies with the same elements:



http://www.mtv.com/news/2130574/kevi...-movie-future/

Infinity guntlat/war comic book spoilers and speculation how that will fit in the movie. Don't read if unfamiliar with comic books and want to keep it that way.

Spoiler!

I think that they will have resolution with Thanos at the end of InfinityWar movie. Think the end of infinity gauntlet comic book with Thanos defeated and the gems distributed amoung the heroes. In the comics this was led by Adam Warlock who was introduced in the movies in the credit scene in guardians 2. In infinity War and crusade comics you have each have of Adam Warlock as the Villan. So I suspect in the movies you will have GOTG 3 and Stange 2 set up Adam Warlock getting the gems as a bad guy then in the next infinity war movie have the Avengers et al fighting Adam Warlock with Thanos turning good and saving the universe at the end.

[Finger Cookin]

Holy hell was that ever good. After feeling like I've taken the MCU for granted for quite a while now (beyond the airport scrap in Civil War), this movie felt the most "Oh my god I can't believe what I'm seeing in the screen" feeling since the first Avengers five years ago.

[Coach]

I liked it. I had pretty lofty expectations. I thought the humor was well placed, but I don't think it was a non-stop laugh fest (I don't think it was supposed to be).

I was kind of hoping the final battle between Thor and Hela would be more apocalyptic. I mean, it's Ragnarok.

Overall it was fun. 8/10. I'd say 7.5 but Ruffalo as a spaced out Banner was pretty great.

[d_phaneuf]

Originally Posted by JFK

Okay, that was great.

-Loved the cameos by Matt Damon and Sam Neil in the Asgard play.
-Cate Blanchett was amazing
-Karl Urban killed it too, didn't even know he was in it.
-Jeff Goldblum was his insane funny self
-Loved that Ibris Elba as Heimdell got a bigger role
-Rachel House was hilarious as Goldblum's bodyguard lady
-And the director himself as the Rock alien

The humour was solid and on point. Was worried for an Marvel superhero movie it might be too much but the only obvious joke was Banner jumping from the ship, landing on the bridge and not turning into the Hulk yet.

Another huge win for the MCU. Hope these movies aren't overlooked come award season. Ten Best Picture nominations each year and Spiderman, Logan, Wonderwoman and Thor have been all high quality.

The third person in that was the 3rd Hemsworth brother too, he's better known in Australia and was also in Westworld

[getbak]

Originally Posted by indes

Agree with that.

Chris Pratt from Dwyer to Starlord

4 hours a day, 5 days a week.

[TheyCallMeBruce]

This first post credit end scene makes sense now, based on what people saw at comic con's infinity war trailer...

Spoiler!

Thor was found by the GoTG team floating in space. Thanos had attacked his ship, which make sense why he was found that way.

[St. Pats]

Was so funny and I thought I was watching some kind of Search for the Wilder people Marvel comic mix. Pretty well what it was with the same humor and then the action from the Thor series. Worked very well.