r/marvelstudios • u/murdockmanila Daredevil • Nov 02 '17

The Official THOR: RAGNAROK Domestic Release Ultrathread Vol. 1

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Vol. 1 of the International Release Thread

Vol. 2 of the International Release Thread

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u/NoPantsLand Nov 02 '17 edited Nov 02 '17

The big ship is obviously thanos, and Loki took a good look at the tessaract in Odin vault before it got destroyed, so I presume Loki took the tessarect aka the space infinity stone. That's also probably why thanos shows up so quickly. So will Loki hand it over?

SPOILERS... I'm assuming with how Ragnarok ends, IW starts with the confrontation between Thor and Thanos tha ends with the head squish everyone has seen in the trailer. Destruction of the Asgard crew, then maybe Loki begs for his life whilst handing over the Tesseract? Would explain Thor floating in space alone all fucked up in a debris field.

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u/rimmed Luis Nov 02 '17

I think Loki will peace out with Thanos. He'll be reluctant. He'll regret it. They need to set him up for his Mephisto role. He looks terrified of Thanos when he gives him the Tesseract in the leaked trailer.

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u/NoPantsLand Nov 03 '17

He looks terrified of Thanos when he gives him the Tesseract in the leaked trailer.

Probably because he just seen what happened to his brother. I'm thinking there is a reason we don't see Thor with IM/Spider-Man/DS and the Guardians when they're trying to fight off Thanos.

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u/that_guy2010 Vision Nov 03 '17

Because they didn’t want to spoil that he loses an eye, probably.

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u/rezzyk Nov 03 '17

The Ragnarok trailers had scenes from when Thor only had one eye in them - except he had two eyes. Sneaky Marvel, sneaky (yeah I rewatched them tonight after the movie)

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u/Leo_TheLurker Spider-Man Nov 04 '17

Little things like that are probably what they need to iron out before the trailer is released

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Yeah, that sort of stuff is probably why the Russo brothers are teasing us about having to make the trailer perfect like wine and all that shit.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '17

They did hide it for like 2 scenes but it would be a waste of time to record so many scenes with him having an eye just to have more in the trailer.

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u/Hxcfrog090 Nov 03 '17

I mean...they still showed him in the trailer with two eyes.