Thor Love and Thunder SPOILER Discussion Thread

[BloodshotUSA]

Originally Posted by joshsquash729

I'd be curious to see the scenes, if only because of how much I love Dinklage, Goldblum, and Headey. It doesn't even bother me if the scenes aren't canon anymore. In the case of Dinklage and Goldblum, I assume they'd only be one of two things- either Gorr killing them or threatening them in order to track down different gods or (more likely) Thor. If it's the former, at least them not being canon means they could come back in the future. The thought of cutting out Dinklage and Goldblum out of a movie sounds insane to me! If it was my movie, I'd do everything I could to keep them in my movie, whether it makes sense or not.

I assume that at least Goldblum's scenes had him getting killed by Gorr

[BloodshotUSA]

Originally Posted by cheez avenger

https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/s...kIVNRV1TSMR5oQ

That's kind of a slap in the face to Jeff Goldblum, Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by BloodshotUSA

That's kind of a slap in the face to Jeff Goldblum, Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage.

Not really, no.

[rikraq]

Originally Posted by Joeker

I wasnt expecting so much Guns n Roses in the movie (4 songs yay!) so was pleasantly surprised by that. Also, Sweet Child o Mine being the main song used makes a lot sense after watching the movie.

I was surprised at Dio's "Rainbow in the Dark" at the end. I had been listening to that song a lot lately.

[Damon1281]

Originally Posted by rikraq

I was surprised at Dio's "Rainbow in the Dark" at the end. I had been listening to that song a lot lately.

Four Guns and Roses songs and a Dio song? This is officially now my least favorite Thor movie and I haven't even seen it yet.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by Damon1281

Four Guns and Roses songs and a Dio song? This is officially now my least favorite Thor movie and I haven't even seen it yet.

There's also an Enya song. And an ABBA song.

[levcore]

Originally Posted by RossyG

Well, Goldblum, yes.

Dinklage? Meh…

Dinklage was absolutely awful in Infinity War, completely terrible. I wouldn't be sad not to see his character again.

It's a shame they cut out Headey though, she's a good actor.

[SteelbookCat]

I was expecting rainbow in the dark to play during the black and white moon fight.

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by BloodshotUSA

That's kind of a slap in the face to Jeff Goldblum, Lena Headey and Peter Dinklage.

This is like Dune 2021 all over again, except in that instance, we had enough of a peek at the scenes to know that what was cut would have enhanced the film.

Why not release them on the disc and let the fandom decide?

Or, make it like the 3D: a value-add to a high-priced collector's release that is released exclusively in the Japanese market?

[rikraq]

The scene with Thor sharing his power with the kids reminded me of Buffy's final battle.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by rikraq

The scene with Thor sharing his power with the kids reminded me of Buffy's final battle.

TV Buffy or movie Buffy? It's been ages...

Why not release them on the disc and let the fandom decide?

Contractual agreements most likely

[rikraq]

Originally Posted by blubonnet

tv buffy or movie buffy? It's been ages...

tv.

[unberechenbar]

Originally Posted by levcore

Dinklage was absolutely awful in Infinity War, completely terrible. I wouldn't be sad not to see his character again.

I loved that scene in Infinity War. Part of why the movie is so memorable for me.

[BluBonnet]

Originally Posted by unberechenbar

I loved that scene in Infinity War. Part of why the movie is so memorable for me.

I liked the scene quite a bit, too, in fact I made sure the revisit that particular part of the movie (but didn't rewatch the whole movie) just to make sure I remembered the "origin story" of Stormbreaker.

Stormbreaker, Mjolnir, Thunderbolt... the stories they could tell!

[Just_Discovered_3D]

Originally Posted by unberechenbar

I loved that scene in Infinity War. Part of why the movie is so memorable for me.

I really wanted to believe that the scene was instead in Endgame...

BTW, has Hollywood officially put the kibosh on trying to make Game of Thrones actors become a thing? Because they've thrown them all at the wall and while some have made dents in the drywall, none have stuck...

[RossyG]

Who knows? Maybe when Aquaman 2 comes out we might see Emilia Clarke as Mera.

[Zivouhr]

Thor 4:

Domestic (45.2%)
$325,395,211
International (54.8%)
$395,100,000
Worldwide
$720,495,211

Disney no doubt considers this to be a financial disappointment, as it didn't reach the 1 billion dollar mark, and will have to be written as a loss for them. .7 billion is right on par with The Batman, which also was considered a flop, not reaching the required 1 billion+ mark for big budget films since Avatar's 2 billion in 2009, and Avengers 1 billion+ in 2012. Anything below that, is going to upset the producers.

Joking aside, .7 billiion is not bad, though I imagine the budget for this was a bit less, since a lot of it took place on earth in the suburbs.

[BluBonnet]

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[Farerb]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

Thor 4:

Domestic (45.2%)
$325,395,211
International (54.8%)
$395,100,000
Worldwide
$720,495,211

Disney no doubt considers this to be a financial disappointment, as it didn't reach the 1 billion dollar mark, and will have to be written as a loss for them. .7 billion is right on par with The Batman, which also was considered a flop, not reaching the required 1 billion+ mark for big budget films since Avatar's 2 billion in 2009, and Avengers 1 billion+ in 2012. Anything below that, is going to upset the producers.

Joking aside, .7 billiion is not bad, though I imagine the budget for this was a bit less, since a lot of it took place on earth in the suburbs.

Believe it or not, this had the highest budget for an MCU movie - $250 million.

[BluBonnet]

Glad that they are not being cheap with these movies