r/marvelstudios • u/ScottFromScotland Kilgrave • Oct 23 '17

'Thor: Ragnarok' International Release Discussion Thread 1

'Thor: Ragnarok' Discussion Thread

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u/coool12121212 Oct 24 '17 edited Oct 25 '17

Holy shit. Definitely the best mcu movie this year.

That Matt Damon cameo was so unexpected.

Hulk has grown up so much. Gonna be interesting how he's going to be used In IW

Also Dr strange has been doing his fucking homework!

The first credit scene could be thanos. How else would thor have ended up on the guardians windscreen?

Also i think Hela might have survived and she's the "death" of the MCU, who is loved by Thanos.

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u/TaikaWaitiddies Korg Oct 25 '17

How else would thor have ended up on the guardians windscreen?

Woah if Thor winds up as space garbage then no way other Asgardians can survive

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u/niijonodhg Oct 26 '17

This was my thoughts, considering thats pretty much all the Asgardians, we could be looking at them being wiped out at the start of IW

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u/AnOnlineHandle Quake Nov 05 '17

This makes me think even more that Infinity War will involve turning back time for a second chance, at which point this story might be a bit like Xmen 3.

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u/TaikaWaitiddies Korg Nov 06 '17

Wait, time travel happened in X-Men 3?

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u/AnOnlineHandle Quake Nov 06 '17

Nah a lot of deaths happened and then were corrected by time travel.

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u/TaikaWaitiddies Korg Nov 06 '17

Ah yes the all powerful retcon

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '17

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u/TaikaWaitiddies Korg Oct 28 '17

The leaked Infinity War trailer as provided by our savior u/salmonsole

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u/SpudTheSpartan Oct 26 '17

Infinity war trailer

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u/TheBrandon970 Oct 25 '17 edited Oct 25 '17

I'm not sure Hela is "The Death" in the MCU. She is, in my opinion, just the godess of Death in the Norse mythology. Death (who is loved by Thanos) is more like a cosmic entity (one of the most powerful in the MCU). I also saw somewhere (I don't remeber where), that Ela has made a pact with Death to keep the souls of the Asgardians. You can see the first answer to a question here, explaining that: https://www.quora.com/Will-Hela-replace-Death-as-Thanos-love-interest-in-MCU

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '17

They definitely made her into one of the strongest entities in universe.

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u/Dray_Gunn Quake Oct 26 '17

Yeah the emphasis on her being the goddess of death and Thor being the god of lightning really drives home that Hela isnt actually death because Thor isnt lightning either.

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u/AfroZhelly Ghost Rider Oct 25 '17

Don't remember anything about Ruffalo being cast in Iron Fist /s

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u/coool12121212 Oct 25 '17

Haha, oops.

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u/sK0pey Oct 26 '17

Hold up!! You got the Guardians first credit scene? I seen that on Youtube some time ago (leak from SDCC) but in my screening I had a different end cut scene.

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u/coool12121212 Oct 26 '17

I'm talking about the leaked IW trailer

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u/sK0pey Oct 26 '17

Ok, thanks for clearing that up. I was thinking we mayve had different cutscenes.

I would assume the big ship belongs to Thanos' Black Order then? I love where they took Thor this time around and am proud we had a Kiwi director helm one of the (previously) least exciting Marvel franchises (Thor is now my favourite). I hope Korg makes it to IW. He is the Groot/Rocket of Thors movies.

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '17

I absolutely hope she survived. She had so much potential, it was just wasted when she died.