Thor 💖Love and Thunder⚡

Do you know what Thot: Lust and Blunder is gonna do?

It will make Thor: The Dark World look like a masterpiece!

I’ve not seen much enthusiasm for this film. I’m surprised that Disney isn’t claiming that “It’s going to be super popular; it got lots of views within 24hrs!” like they were trying to claim with ‘Eternals’ (this didn’t even get to a million within 24hrs from what I can remember)…and of course we all know how that went! Especially since they didn’t even bother reading the comments at the time which were mostly criticizing the glaring plot-holes in the trailer. I smell a bomb.

@Legatus_Legionis

I’m a woman and in normal circumstances I wouldn’t have minded the gender-swapping…if it was written well and there’s a decent actress in the role (good example is Tilda Swinton as the Ancient One on the first Dr Strange film). As one that respects Portman’s acting abilities, even I took one look at this and laughed at the idea of her being a female Thor. I don’t like seeing male heroes I like being dumbed down to make a female character look good. I want to see strong, masculine (swash-buckling is a bonus here as well I admit 😂) men saving the day; not being dumbed down for Twitter! Hence why I’ll NEVER forgive them for what they did to Thor on ‘Endgame’ just to appease Brie Larson 😠!

@Mustangride1

I’ve been saying that for ages😂. Or they could’ve had Emily Blunt as Lady Thor. Either one of them is taller than poor Natalie Portman.

Speculation on Marvel movies is a pointless exercise. They all follow the same formula. Character starts at a low point, events set in motion by villain usually motivated by revenge or lust for power or some misguided attempt at doing something good (i.e. thanos solving overpopulation in the dumbest way ever). Character then teams up with another hero, finds their mojo again during some light hearted buddy comedy before a climactic CGI battle during which the villain has the upper hand only for the hero to then achieve victory through some late surprise.

They’re all the same. Aside from the first Iron Man, second Captain America, Guardians 1 and Infinity War, they all kinda suck. They’re the most bland, generic films ever, filmed on dinky green screen sound stages with some of the cheapest adobe after effects plugin sfx ever.

As for 50 year old Natalie Portman with cgi arms calling herself Thor (like it’s a title, not a name)… it’s and idea about 12 years past its due date, and it’s dumb as hell. In general what Marvel did to Norse mythology is disgusting. Let’s see them gender swap Mohammed or Jesus if they want to take creative liberties with other people’s religions.

One word describes this movie: Craptacular.

I’m surprised that even the critics hate this film. I would’ve thought that they’d be all over it like what happened with Captain Marvel. Never thought about the Thor films being like the previous Batman film series. Only difference is, is that I personally think that ‘Batman and Robin’ is 10x more watchable than this rubbish: