The Failure of Thor: Love & Thunder... 1 Year Later

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  @dirtypablo123 · 3 years ago

  The Snap/Blip is such a good story option I wish the MCU would actually lean on, like how Tramatizing it must’ve been for people to just lose people like that…

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  @GT_Mr.C · 3 years ago

  crazy that they got christian bale and wasted him...

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• DI

  @divyanshuprajapati4953 · 3 years ago

  Thor in rangnarock was playful but he also used to get serious according to the situation like how while seeing the play at Asgaurd you can see his face and tell he thinks of it as dumb thing while the Thor from Love and thunder will enjoy such a thing. Also he went through so much in infinity war and endgame. And you can see how serious he was in infinity war he still cracked some jokes but most of the time he was invested and cared about defeating Thanos and while in endgame he became drunk and acted like fool he still had serious and emotional moments which elevated his character to be more emotional but in Love and Thunder he took everything as joke and he was dumb which is not character accurate, he can take big situation lightly cause he knows his power and not because he is dumb guy. They just forget somehow that Thor is thousands of year old God and while he can have fun he also is very intelligent guy with a lot of experience.

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  @cidschnubedubaubau6781 · 1 year ago

  The Jane thing is so weird, and would have been so easy to fix. Simoly highlight the fact that everyone Thor loves is dead, except Jane. But, they're not together and Thor wants to reconnect because who else right? He cares about her and she is alive. And then regardless of whether or not it works out, have Thor confront the fact that he will outlive her and basically everyone else he knows. So he will need to find a healthy way to deal with that.

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  @Eviscerator03 · 3 years ago

  The analogy for humour in the last two Thor movies is salt. A little bit of salt (Ragnarok) bings out flavour and makes the dish taste better. L&T is a bowl of salt served as a meal.

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  @mediadunce653 · 3 years ago

  I really stan Lady Sif and wanted to see what she had been up to since the events of Dark World. Needless to say, I was not happy with what they did with her.

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  @simianbarcode3011 · 3 years ago

  regarding Jane&apos;s storyline (aside from what others have mentioned), the other reason it&apos;s so clunky in the movie is because they ignored the most important reason why she becomes the Mighty Thor in the first place: Not to cure herself of cancer, or because it&apos;s magically calling to her, but because Thor is gone/unable to weild it anymore. Jane seeks out Mjolnir because &quot;there must always be a Thor&quot;. She takes on that responsibility because Midgard still needs a protector with that power, and no one else was stepping up to do it. And then when she lets go of Mjolnir, she realizes that picking it up removes all her chemo treatments and therefore makes her cancer worse each time... But she does it anyway because it&apos;s a job that needs to be done. <br><br>Just sticking to those main points and adapting it to the situation of the MCU would have made so much more sense, but they decided to only look at the surface level stuff and turn almost everything into a silly joke instead. Wasted potential, and the source material was sitting there, already written out for them to use...

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  @erich.1355 · 3 years ago

  I didn&apos;t see Mjolnir acting like a jilted lover; I saw Thor projecting a lot onto it, though. &nbsp;Stormbreaker, on the otherhand, was partly made of a teenage Groot -- and I definitely see a bit of that coming through.

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  @dantheman_cunningham · 3 years ago

  Love and Thunder I feel is actually a perfect analogy for Phases 4 and 5 thus far. There are interesting, unique ideas and stories to be told, but the way they are told are often rushed, focus on the wrong ideas, or just aren&apos;t the right way to tell that story. It doesn&apos;t help that so much content is being pumped out that it just kind of feels like they&apos;re throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, not giving it enough time to focus in on the ideas that work and either refine or remove those that didn&apos;t.<br>Not to say everything post-Endgame is bad. Things like No Way Home, Loki, &nbsp;Guardians 3, and Shang-Chi I really enjoyed and are some of my favorite MCU films, and most other projects I&apos;ve seen have had elements I do think could work for the future... Except maybe She-Hulk...<br>But still, I hope Phase 5 brings some of the necessary changes for the rest of the saga. Deadpool 3 should hopefully be a good time, and I&apos;m curious how New World Order, Thunderbolts, and DD Born Again will play out.

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  @gradydefontain7461 · 1 year ago

  It would have been cool if Jane was tracking the pieces of Thor&apos;s hammer because of its radiation. She did this because she missed him so much. However, the pieces are radioactive, so they gave her cancer. The thing she searched for because she loved Thor ended up killing her. That would have been my angle

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  @ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom · 3 years ago

  The reason Thor could even use the Thunderbolt and to have its powers shared to other people was in a deleted scene. Like imagine a pretty important plot point and it was cut. I also think the scene ties better to the title &quot;Love &amp; Thunder&quot;.

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  @Jxavier410 · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m so glad that someone has finally said that Jane was the best character of the movie. I enjoyed almost all her scenes

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