Throwback Thorsday Most Memorable Scene: The Revengers vs Hela's Army (Thor: Ragnarok)

I love Thor: Ragnarok it was such an unexpected cinematic adventure from the beginning to the end. And I also love this scene with Heimdall, Korg and The Revengers (Thor, Loki, Valkyrie and Hulk) fighting Hela's army to stop Hela and rescue the Asgardians.

In the first Thor movie, Thor was so arrogant and thought he was all powerful compared with how he doubted himself and his powers in the third movie trying to stop his sister Hela. But once he realized his strength, he was able to draw upon his full powers which was visually stunning. I would have loved to have seen another movie with The Revengers they were an interesting team.

Art of the Day: Valkyrie

Artwork: Valkyrie - Thor: Ragnarok concept art by Constantine Sekeris

Art of the Day: Valkyrie

Artwork: Valkyrie by Kyle Petchock

Art of the Day: Loki, Hela and Thor (Thor: Ragnarok)

Artwork: Hela Arrives - Thor: Ragnarok concept art by Andy Park

Art of the Day: Thor vs Hulk (Thor: Ragnarok)

Artwork: Thor vs Hulk - Thor: Ragnarok concept art by Andy Park

Art of the Day: Thor and Loki (Thor: Ragnarok)

Artwork: Thor and Loki - Together to the End by White-Night-56

Why wasn't there a scene like this in Thor: Ragnarok? Thor and Loki were finally sorting through their family issues and a hug would have shown just how much growth and progress these two brothers have gone through. And not to mention it would have been a really heart-warming moment for them.

In Thor: Ragnarok, Do You Believe Jane Foster Broke Up with Thor?

I don't think it surprised anyone when it was revealed in Thor: Ragnarok that Dr. Jane Foster and Thor were no longer together. Those two had absolutely zero romantic chemistry and their relationship ending was the best thing that could have happened to them.

As much as I like the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Thor and Jane Foster, I was not disappointed that they were over. There was no way that lackluster romance could have progressed and having them break up was a good way to give both characters a fresh start.

Prior to Thor: Ragnarok being released, it was announced that Jane wasn't going to appear in the movie and after watching it, I couldn't imagine any where her character could have been featured in it anyway. Her chapter in Thor's life had ended and I was okay with that because I see this version of Jane continuing to focus on her work as an astrophysicist where she was probably starting to find herself too busy to focus on her relationship with Thor. While Thor was most likely preoccupied with trying to stop the visions he was having about Ragnarok destroying Asgard leaving little time to focus on their relationship.

This was a couple most likely heading in two different directions instead of growing together. Which is why I do believe Jane would have broken up with him because as an analytical person, I believe she came to the decision that it was better for their relationship to end instead of it being dragged out. She knew that it was not working for either of them and made the decision to end it.

What do you think, would Jane have broken up with Thor in Thor: Ragnarok?

Art of the Day: Valkyrie (Thor: Ragnarok)

Artwork: Valkyrie - Thor: Ragnarok concept art by Ryan Meinerding

Art of the Day: Loki and Thor

Artwork: Junk Food by Cantashi

Everything about these two are complete opposites from their personalities to they way they dress. Loki is total goth in all black while Thor is more laid back like his personality perhaps I will post an actually Fashion Meets Comics for these two about their Midgardian style.

Too bad there wasn't a scene like this in the movie with these two idiots grabbing a snack.

Quote: Thor and Loki (Thor: Ragnarok)

Loki: I swear I left him right here.

Thor: Right here on the sidewalk or right here where the building's being demolished? Great planning!

Loki: How was I supposed to know? I can't see into the future. I'm not a witch!

Thor: No? Then why are you dressed like one?

I love Thor: Ragnarok, that movie was the absolute best. And I can't believe Loki put their father Odin in a retirement home on Earth. It's unbelievable that he just dumped the King of Asgard off in a retirement home just to get him out of the way. Thor looked like he wanted to laugh at the absurdity of the situation while also throttling Loki for leaving their father in some random place on Earth.

Art of the Day: Loki and Valkyrie

Artwork: Loki and Valkyrie by sadelionne

I know the Marvel movies so far have not done a great job of acknowledging that there are LGBTQ+ characters in the films but they do include characters such as Loki and Valkyrie in prominent roles. Hopeful one day they won't be afraid to actually openly express it in one of their upcoming movies. 

DVD Tuesday: Thor: Ragnarok

If you haven't seen Thor: Ragnarok, this is a movie you really must see. I'm a Thor fan and I loved the first two movies but this third one went in a completely different direction and I think that's why I enjoyed it so much. As different as it is, the movie still fits in perfectly with the other Thor movies.


Thor: Ragnarok

Description:

Imprisoned on the other side of the universe, the mighty Thor finds himself in a deadly gladiatorial contest that pits him against the Hulk, his former ally and fellow Avenger. Thor's quest for survival leads him in a race against time to prevent the all-powerful Hela from destroying his home world and the Asgardian civilization.

Art of the Day: Valkyrie

Artwork: Valkyrie by yawniverse

Weekend Film: Thor: Ragnarok

If I wasn't sick, this would be the only movie I'd go see this weekend. I'm already seeing a lot fans saying how much they like the movie and I think that's really cool. I'm sure there are going to be some who don't like the movie but so far I haven't seen any.


Starring: Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Cate Blanchett, Idris Elba, Jeff Goldblum, Tessa Thompson, Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Hopkins and more

Description:

Imprisoned on the other side of the universe, the mighty Thor finds himself in a deadly gladiatorial contest that pits him against the Hulk, his former ally and fellow Avenger. Thor's quest for survival leads him in a race against time to prevent the all-powerful Hela from destroying his home world and the Asgardian civilization.

Thor: Ragnarok Movie Poster

I am so sick. I have a really bad cold at least I hope it's not the flu but anyway I wanted to post this last poster for Thor: Ragnarok before I go back to lying down. The movie is officially out today and I'm trying my best to avoid spoilers.

Even though there is a lot going on in this poster somehow it works visually. It's busy yet proportional which is probably why it's able to work so well.

Thor: Raganorak: Thor Poster

I honestly can't wait to see Thor: Raganorak and this poster of the Mighty Thor is awesome. I was trying to tamper down my enthusiasm for this movie but then I thought why should I. I think it's okay to be excited about stuff, I feel like far too many people downplay their feelings as to not appear as if they're a fangirl/boy which I don't think there is anything wrong with.

Anyway, totally love this poster, Thor looks great.

Thor: Ragnarok: Loki Poster

Thor must be yet again desperate if he needs Loki's help to stop Hela. Loki is so untrustworthy I wouldn't be surprised that he double crosses Thor at some point in Thor: Ragnarok. He's done it plenty of times before but it will be even more surprising if he doesn't.

Thor: Ragnarok: Valkyrie Poster

I believe Thor: Ragnarok will be the first live action appearance of Valkyrie. And from what I've seen from the trailer, she's as formidable as she is in the comics.

Thor: Ragnarok: Hulk Poster

I was already sold on going to see Thor: Ragnarok, I'm a Thor fan enough said. But when it was announced that Hulk was going to be in the movie that totally increased my interest in seeing it. Mark Ruffalo's nerdy Bruce Banner is one of my favorite live action versions of the Hulk. And with this powerhouse added to Thor's team, I can't see how they can lose the fight against Hela.

Thor: Ragnarok: Heimdall Poster

Here's hoping Heimdall will get more scenes in Thor: Ragnarok. Although the scenes he was in for the first two movies were good, I still wanted more of them. Only five more days left until this movie is released, who else can't wait to see it?