Movies: Thor: Ragnarok

[HanSolo]

I have to be honest. This looks like the worst Marvel film yet.

Well thank you for being honest.

 

[beowulf]

I have to be honest. This looks like the worst Marvel film yet.

And you continue to be the worst HF poster of all time.

 

[BonMorrison]

I have to be honest. This looks like the worst Marvel film yet.

But how do you feel about Star Wars? Additionally please advise on how you feel about racism in Hollywood.

 

[Jumptheshark]

hopefully the crank up the fun

but is sounds like the actor who plays Loki has made it clear it is his last Thor movie

 

[Engebretson]

As others have said, it's got a real GotG feel to it, which I dig. I love the placement of Immigrant Song on the trailer too.

Looks fun and the villain actually looks like a threat to the good guys.

I didn't know black-haired dominatrix Cate Blanchett in skin-tight spandex was something that my life needed but apparently it is.

Same

 

[Jussi]

Wow, over 12 million views in about 24 hours and just on Marvel's own channel. Way more hype than the previous Thor films. Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" has also seen increased viewings.

 

[SirPaste]

Wasn't really a huge fan of the first two Thor movies but this one looks pretty awesome

 

[beowulf]

hopefully the crank up the fun

but is sounds like the actor who plays Loki has made it clear it is his last Thor movie

For some he was the top choice to take over the Bond franchise...makes ya wonder if true.

 

[kurt]

Wasn't really a huge fan of the first two Thor movies but this one looks pretty awesome

Yeah, I feel totally the same way. Never expected this would look even remotely appealing to me - very pleasantly surprised.

 

[Jussi]

Kevin Smith seemed to like the trailer:

 

[Mantis]

This looks so good

 

[serge2k]

For some he was the top choice to take over the Bond franchise...makes ya wonder if true.

I could see it. Hiddleston would be a good fit as a charming type Bond.

 

[Dipsy Doodle]

Don't know if it was mentioned in the thread, but the fact that this movie's directed by "What We Do In The Shadows" co-creator/director Taika Waititi bodes real well for the comedy factor. That movie was fantastic.

its just a trailer. marvels movies are usually solid. planet hulk. whats not to love?

IIRC, the poster in question also believes Linkin Park and Blink 182 were good.

Context.

 

[Very Stable Genius]

For someone close to 50 Cate Blanchett is still damn fine.

 

[Jumptheshark]

For someone close to 50 Cate Blanchett is still damn fine.

and she has popped out 5 kids and it wasnt till someone point out who she was i went holy......

 

[tacogeoff]

Looks like fun! I honestly didn't mind the first two at all so I am sure I will enjoy this one.

 

[Jumptheshark]

For some he was the top choice to take over the Bond franchise...makes ya wonder if true.

report today is craig has agreed to do one more

 

[JA]

Whichever firm cut this trailer did one hell of a good job.

The trailer gives us some bombastic, bold, beautiful visuals and, paired with the right choice of music, really overwhelms the senses. From an aesthetic point of view, this trailer hits all of the right notes. It doesn't reveal the story, but hints at a few specific plot points that probably take place in the first half of the film -- only enough to give us a sense of the film's premise; we are introduced to two subplots and there isn't an obvious connection between them at this point.

Outside of the punchline at the end, the entire trailer is quite intense and up-tempo. "Immigrant Song" is an excellent choice to accompany the visuals; it's heavy and fearsome, and its subject matter makes it a perfect fit for this promotional piece. The tone of the trailer becomes more aggressive due to its incorporation. It is the type of thunderous song that an athlete or a soldier would use to psyche themselves up.

Thor: The Dark World was bogged down by the stupidity of its plot and a lack of seriousness; the film didn't take itself seriously enough and felt like a comedy. This trailer strikes the right tone, and if the trailer is reflective of the film's tone, this is going to be far different. The film can feature gags, but there should also be a sense of peril and a tense tone. There should be suspense and some moments should be sublime in the aesthetic sense (see: sublime (philosophy)).

Frankly, it's a better trailer than any I've seen since the final The Force Awakens preview. It packs a punch.

I don't agree at all with those who say the choice of music is reminiscent of Guardians of the Galaxy. The choice of music is indicative of the tone of the films. The Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack is comprised of mid-1970s pop recordings, and the tone of that franchise matches the tone of the music. This is rock. This is what pumps people up for action.

 

[KesselBuiltMyHotrod]

 

[beowulf]

Some bad actors lol I loved the trailer but come on with the over the top reactions.

 

[tacogeoff]

Whichever firm cut this trailer did one hell of a good job.

The trailer gives us some bombastic, bold, beautiful visuals and, paired with the right choice of music, really overwhelms the senses. From an aesthetic point of view, this trailer hits all of the right notes. It doesn't reveal the story, but hints at a few specific plot points that probably take place in the first half of the film -- only enough to give us a sense of the film's premise; we are introduced to two subplots and there isn't an obvious connection between them at this point.

Outside of the punchline at the end, the entire trailer is quite intense and up-tempo. "Immigrant Song" is an excellent choice to accompany the visuals; it's heavy and fearsome, and its subject matter makes it a perfect fit for this promotional piece. The tone of the trailer becomes more aggressive due to its incorporation. It is the type of thunderous song that an athlete or a soldier would use to psyche themselves up.

Thor: The Dark World was bogged down by the stupidity of its plot and a lack of seriousness; the film didn't take itself seriously enough and felt like a comedy. This trailer strikes the right tone, and if the trailer is reflective of the film's tone, this is going to be far different. The film can feature gags, but there should also be a sense of peril and a tense tone. There should be suspense and some moments should be sublime in the aesthetic sense (see: sublime (philosophy)).

Frankly, it's a better trailer than any I've seen since the final The Force Awakens preview. It packs a punch.

I don't agree at all with those who say the choice of music is reminiscent of Guardians of the Galaxy. The choice of music is indicative of the tone of the films. The Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack is comprised of mid-1970s pop recordings, and the tone of that franchise matches the tone of the music. This is rock. This is what pumps people up for action.

that's actually funny as it was the first thing I thought when I watched the trailer but in regards to *how the whole trailer was put together. absolutely nothing wrong with that but it is honestly the first thing that popped in my head but I didn't feel the necessity to write about it on here.

 

[Amazing Kreiderman]

and she has popped out 5 kids and it wasnt till someone point out who she was i went holy......

I honestly thought that was Kate Beckinsale

 

[Jussi]

Some bad actors lol I loved the trailer but come on with the over the top reactions.

I guess you're new to Youtube reactors? They really don't hold back on their nerdgasms. I mean just look at Kevin Smith reaction I posted earlier.

 

[Jussi]

 

[tacogeoff]

I guess you're new to Youtube reactors? They really don't hold back on their nerdgasms. I mean just look at Kevin Smith reaction I posted earlier.

yup, they sure pander to the camera and are pretty forceful about it. Like watching a five year old in the body/mind of a late 20s man