This movie and Infinity War is gonna be fun to watch.
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Studio politics suck so this is as close as I'm getting to a Hulk flick.

I also like them blending the serious with the comedic - this director is perfect for that.

The poor Kiwi has to balance a very popular Hulk story, a very popular Thor story, a lead in to Avengers 3, and pumping life into a franchise that so far has been one of the most bland and forgettable.

If he pulls this off he'll be the next James Gunn...
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Reviews are out

Sounds like a winner!

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/thor_ragnarok_2017
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I love that one review blurb:

That's pretty much exactly what I'm looking for based on these reviews.

I cannot wait to see this movie.
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I know it won't remain at 100% from the critics (there always has to be those one or three contrarians just to get noticed), but man it's rare to see 100% from the critics.
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Got two tickets for opening night... I'm actually really enjoying the long Marvel arc up to Infinity War.
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Given the hint that Thor: Ragnarok co-writer Christopher Yost recently dropped on Twitter, no one in Asgard will be safe when the third Thor movie opens on July 28, 2017.
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Let's be honest, Thor, Loki and Heimdall are safe. Everyone else is fair game, though.
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The more trailers for this I watch, the more I'm thinking screw this movie... its starting to look cornball as hell
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And the Hulk of course...
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Yeah, it has been compared to Guardians of the Galaxy, but most people are saying it is really a good/fun movie and really pretty funny, but yeah.. probably a bit cornball.

I don't mind.. a little cornball and taking itself lighter is better than the other Thor movies. And it might have the best adversary we have had in some time in Hela.
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Obviously
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JEFF

FUCKING

GOLDBLUM
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I just got back, and my first thought are that it was above all, fun. More than once I was edge-of-my-seat holy-crap excited, which I usually don't get at movies. I absolutely loved the Mark Mothersbaugh (!) score, and the use of music. A few plot points were under-earned, but that's a minor quibble. I like the places they took the characters, and the world-building was exquisite; there were also a lot of jokes, scenes, characters, and happenings beyond what you saw in the trailers. I put it about on par with Guardians of the Galaxy in both quality and feel, so if you liked that I think you'll really like this.
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I keep hearing that but Hela destroying Asgard doesn’t sound light and fun.
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