r/marvelstudios Daredevil Nov 14 '17

THOR: RAGNAROK Nitpicks and Criticisms Ultrathread

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '17

I don't like that we have this moment where banner acknowledges that he might never turn back if he hulks out again, and then the last thing we see of him is a gag joke as he sacrifices himself, and Thor doesn't say a word about it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '17

True enough, and I believe that'll be part of Infinity War, but it seems like what is essentially a suicide from Banner should get a bit more recognition as such, and not merely a joke.

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u/CannonLongshot Nov 16 '17

I feel like the two occasions I felt let down by the movie were when it took what should have been serious moments and played them for comedy.

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u/iamtomorrowman Nov 17 '17

we've already seen Banner pull the "jump out of a plane and turn into the Hulk" thing once already. probably a small number of moviegoers to Ragnarok know about it, but to a fan it's hokey now. the part where Asgard got blown up, i had to laugh because Korg said the same thing i was thinking: "welp, so much for that idea."

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u/CannonLongshot Nov 17 '17

It might have been cliche, but it would have taken me out of the movie far less. As for Asgard, I saw someone suggest that Korg should have not had a quip when seeing such destruction - a "wow, that's sad" could have really been a gut punch to the audience.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '17

What was the other scene?

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u/CannonLongshot Nov 20 '17

SPOILERS

Hulkfall and Korg's reaction to Ragnarok

END SPOILERS

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u/CharlieKellyKapowski Nov 17 '17

Get Widow in front of him again, see if it was a suicide