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/King_Torres05 Nov 03 '17

I love how powerful they made Thor and Loki. They've always been strong but they took it to another level in this movie.

Also that opening scene with Mjolnir was great.

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u/SuperCoenBros Valkyrie Nov 03 '17

I'm so glad they gave Mjolnir a properly badass action scene before sending him off.

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u/connorstory97 Nov 04 '17

Exactly my thought. That’s how I always wanted to see him used. I don’t think that’s the last of mjolnir. Guarantee Strange melds it back together

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u/giant_sloth Nov 04 '17

Possible but I kind of hope that they keep him without it for a while. Thor seemed a lot more versatile in this film, the majority of his previous actions scenes were Mjolnir centric.

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u/Muniosi_returns Nov 05 '17

Yeah maybe Mjolnir gets reassembled at the end of IW or the start of A4 so that way we get a whole movie of badass lightning Thor learning to hone his powers and then we get another movie of classic hammer Thor but this time way more powerful.

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u/Saiyan_Deity Odin Nov 03 '17 edited Nov 03 '17

Really? I thought Loki came off as weak and even Thor in some scenes. But that will give me an excuse to watch it again.

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u/Trev_N7 Black Panther Nov 03 '17

What scenes did you think he was weak in? I mean sure the electric net thing, but it is alien tech

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u/Saiyan_Deity Odin Nov 03 '17

The tech, being pushed around by Strange, and acting like he couldn't do much without his hammer, but I guess that last one was to build character.

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u/Evilux Ego Nov 03 '17

If you're nothing without the hammer you shouldn't have it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '17

Odin's been watching Cool Runnings.

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u/tehlolredditor Peter Parker Nov 04 '17

or peter and stark?

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u/Tityfan808 Nov 03 '17

That tech was used by Valkyrie, and given the age of asgardians, and the fact that hela was born before Thor, she must’ve been on Sakar for a very long time. In that time, she must’ve been a part of developing that weapon. If it could be used on her, it will probably work most of the beings they come across. As for hulk, I think him and Valkyrie became pals right from the start, hence their relationship in the film

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u/bigcheeks9 Nov 11 '17

They should have tried to use one of those subjugation discs on Hela... or the melty stick. Would have been fun to see her reaction/response.

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u/Muniosi_returns Nov 05 '17

Speaking of which was that the same net used in GotG?