Thor: Love and Thunder teaser

[Cadence]

So the new trailer just came out, and it looks a lot better. And if those are actually Natalie Portman's arms, damn, once again proving that with the right diet, some exercise, a schedule of endless time, and the best personal trainers money can buy, you too can get in shape

 

[John R Davis]

Oooooh. That looks fun.

 

[Mannahnin]

I liked the first teaser, but this trailer is definitely better.

Also, this meme looks to be fake, but still...

 

[Asisreo]

I'm just excited for Hemsworth butt

 

[Mallus]

Well that looks delightful.

 

[Umbran]

Okay, so, for mythology fans, Thor's goats get a character poster...

 

[Mirtek]

Just came back from the cinema. I can't recommend the movie. It somehow felt "off". IMHO weaker than Dark World and the MCU seems to fray at the edges. To me it just loses cohesion. What is their role and relation to the rest of the MCU? It was full of stuff that just makes you question

• Where the heck was/were that/they during endgame?
• Why wasn't that used to stop the snap?
• Or after the snap when all seemed hopeless?
• Thor knew about all of that and never brought it up even once?

It's becoming like the disparate comics it's based on. Each doing their own separate thing and occasionally crossovering without otherwise giving a crap about each others worlds.

Thor in the MCU was always a strange ride from the ambiguous "gods or advanced aliens" angle in movie 1 over the decisively "we are no gods" stance in movie 2 to fully embracing the "god of that, goddess of this, who are you the god of?" stuff in movie 3.

Now movie 4 makes

Spoiler

gods a fully normal thing an dozens of planets. Not just having a religion, but actively interacting and being protected on a day by day basis with/by their deities.

. If that's supposed to always have been normal the events of previous movies should have been reflected that.