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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BrokenTwin" data-source="post: 8690688" data-attributes="member: 7017978">I thoroughly enjoyed it. I liked how they didn't bother making it a mystery about who Mighty Thor was, since that cat would have been out of the bag LONG before the movie ever released even if they did try to keep it a secret. Valkyrie finally confirmed onscreen as bi was great, even if it was in "editable for international release" moments. Thor empowering the children to fight the shadow monsters was zany nonsense that I absolutely adored, though it's my personal headcanon that it only worked because Gor didn't want to actually hurt them. Waititi's style isn't for everyone, but it definitely works for me, and him directing it was the only reason I bothered to watch another MCU movie in theatres.Ever since time travel and the multiverse were established, coherent canon was a lost cause anyway. At any moment a dead character can just appear and "be from a timeline OR 'verse where they survived". Even though they're not the same person, but they keep doing it anyway.[SPOILER="[Resurrections]"]White Vision may have Hex Vision's memories, but he's still not OG Vision, time-skipped Gamora isn't Starlord's Gamora, TVA-Loki isn't Thor's Loki despite seeing footage of his life, pre-memorywipe MJ is dead and gone regardless of SpiderMan breaking his promise to meet her again[/SPOILER]So I've stopped giving a fig about continuity on a large scale (and the MCU in general, to be honest). We hit comic-level overpowered convoluted nonsense a while ago in the MCU, so at this point I'm just here for the ride and to stan my favorite characters.</blockquote>

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