I believe they are straying from the comics version of Ragnarok and instead it seems like Hela, goddess of death, is going to be the main villain overall with Loki and the Executioner being her pawns.
It also appears that Hela in the MCU may be taking the roles of Hela, Enchantress and the physical embodiment of ‘Death’, the being that Thanos is in love with.
Ragnarok? Is that you?
I don’t even know what movie this is. I don’t watch Marvel (usually, saw Civil War) I came here because I saw the opportunity, and took it.
It has Cate Blanchett and Jeff Golblum…that’s good enough for me …
I see what you mean, though–Thor 1 was rather boring compared to the other Phase 1 movies, and while I thought Thor 2 was great, it didn’t really impact the progression of the MCU…hopefully this one will have greater consequence across the shared universe.
Personally i liked elements of the first Thor movie, the soundtrack especially.
The second film’s best moments are with Loki, other than that i feel the film was mostly setting up the idea of the different realms so that they could play with the concept in Ragnarok.
I like both soundtracks a lot, and Loki was awesome in The Dark World. I suppose the idea of the realms is useful, but if that’s all they wanted to do with the second movie, it seems like a waste. A brief scene in Ragnarok could serve the same purpose, and the idea of realms was hinted at in Thor 1.
That’s not to knock The Dark World as a film–I liked it a lot. But the conflict didn’t seem all that necessary, save for the introduction of the Aether as an Infinity Stone…
Seems like Thor is in street clothes holding a business card, the address of which savvy Marvel fans will most certainly recognize as 177A Bleecker St., also known as the residence of one Dr. Stephen Strange