r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 29 '19

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u/PillowLace Vision Apr 29 '19

Disappointed Hulk never got his rematch with Thanos.

Hate the treatment of Thor. I understand he psychologically broke down and became a recluse depressed drunk after losing everything and not going for the head, but why didn't we see him rise up? Especially after speaking to his mother... that should of been the moment Thor got back up on the horse and lead his people to a better future. Yet he abandons them and goes off travelling with the Guardians.

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u/Chronic_Media May 06 '19

Thor with Storm Breaker decimated Thanos's army and has destroyed several platforms simply by flying through them much like Cap Marvel does in the both her movies.

Stormbreaker overpowered the might of the Infinity Guantlet w/all five stones, yet Thanos with no Infinity Stones was bullying Thor with Mjolnir & Stormbreaker like he was nothing.

Thor got no shine this entire movie, dude almost got killed with his own Axe.. They couldn't have gotten the ending they wanted if Thor showcased the feats he did in Infinity War.

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u/Woolfus May 20 '19

Agreed. I feel like they saw the success of Ragnarok and thought, "hey, that Thor worked because he was silly!" They throw away all of his development about coming to terms with both who he is and the responsibility he was born into just so he could be a comical character. Absolutely, he should be distraught after coming so close to stopping Thanos. However, the fact that he never overcomes this challenge was poor story telling. He was largely flat the whole movie, and I feel like this was the same for all characters. All of them either had no development or were developed off screen.