Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

[Zombo]

I still would like to see...

Captain America : Serpent Society

Doctor Strange : Illuminati

Namor ( surprised this isn't announced yet after the success of Aquaman )

Moon Knight

[Spider-Fan]

I am thinking Doctor Strange 2's most likely title will be Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme. But I can see him and the Illuminati forming in the near future.

[Darth Marcus]

Originally Posted by Zombo

Namor ( surprised this isn't announced yet after the success of Aquaman )

Funnily enough, Scott Derrickson (director of Doctor Strange and its sequel) posted an image on Instagram and Twitter from the comics of Doctor Strange and Namor with the caption "Are You Experienced?", and then took it down pretty quickly. So, is Namor in Doctor Strange 2?

[Show spoiler]

[InuYashaCrusade]

Kind of wish this article came out a week later so that we know what happens in Endgame first.

[pottyaboutpotter1]

This was obviously going to happen after Ragnarok was received incredibly well and Thor quickly became one of the most popular Avengers after Ragnarok and Infinity War.

Marvel might be shifting their schedule somewhat so the set release dates they have might not be what we get. Latest rumours indicate that we will have three MCU films in 2020, for example (Black Widow, The Eternals, Doctor Strange 2). And if we get a third Spider-Man film, we'll get that in 2021 (so Marvel will likely take one of their 2021 films off the schedule and add a release in 2020).

As for Thor, we'll probably see it in 2021 or 2022. I'm leaning towards 2021.

[bradnoyes]

Originally Posted by levcore

They should just call it 4, or TH4R, or 4HOR

FourThor

[DanTheMan]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

I'll obviously watch however many Thor movies they make, but Ragnarok didn't do much for me and I've always thought Thor works better as part of the larger Avengers team than on his own.

I agree. There’s tons of fans of Ragnarok, but I thought the first film of his was the best. His character serves more purpose in the group films.

[kylor]

Thor: God of Thunder

(Captain America) Thaw: God of Ice

[Rodney-2187]

Korg and Miek series on Disney+ please.

[afr52]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

Don't we need to see what happens with Endgame first?

Well, I'll take a wild guess that Thor is gonna survive Endgame. Otherwise how could they pitch Thor 4? Don't see a Captain America 4 or Iron Man 4 being pitched yet. I wonder if the Avengers have a retirement plan?

[afr52]

Originally Posted by Zombo

I still would like to see...

Captain America : Serpent Society

Doctor Strange : Illuminati

Namor ( surprised this isn't announced yet after the success of Aquaman )

Moon Knight

I still hope I live long enough to see The Invaders set in WWII with Cap, Namor and the Human Torch teaming up. We know the Human Torch exists in the MCU as we saw a glimpse of him in CA:TGA and with the success of Aquaman, Namor has got to be developed in the MCU quickly to "catch that Atlantis wave".

[Falaskan]

I feel like I'm in the minority, but they need to get Portman back. As long as she can act interested... Maybe she's just done with CGI heavy films, but these are not the SW prequels...

[imsounoriginal]

I know it’s not exactly heavy on CG but she seemed fine in Annihilation. A good script is a good script, offer her one and I don’t see why’d she turn it down.

But I don’t think Marvel has any interest in her.

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I feel like I'm in the minority, but they need to get Portman back. As long as she can act interested... Maybe she's just done with CGI heavy films, but these are not the SW prequels...

Nah I prefer Thor without Jane. Never felt any real chemistry in that relationship.

[Star Lord]

Natalie Portman is Open to Returning to MCU as Jane Foster

https://screenrant.com/natalie-portm...ster-thor-mcu/

But I want them to explore more cosmic stuff rather than Earth.

[dgoswald]

Without Thor: Ragnarok, the subsequent "Bring Me Thanos" moment in Infinity War (and the arguable rehabilitation of the character and the rise of his cool quotient post-Ragnarok) would've been less enthusiastically received. Thor rode the wave of Ragnarok's success into and throughout the events of Infinity War.

Originally Posted by Star Lord

Natalie Portman is Open to Returning to MCU as Jane Foster

https://screenrant.com/natalie-portm...ster-thor-mcu/

Now she comes crawling back. Well I say nein! TO + LV 4EVA.

[InuYashaCrusade]

I'd rather see Thor and Carol hook up instead.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by dgoswald

Without Thor: Ragnarok, the subsequent "Bring Me Thanos" moment in Infinity War (and the arguable rehabilitation of the character and the rise of his cool quotient post-Ragnarok) would've been less enthusiastically received. Thor rode the wave of Ragnarok's success into and throughout the events of Infinity War.

I’ll admit that in spite of my ambivalence towards Ragnarok. IW saved Thor and made him my second or third favorite MCU character, so I’m not opposed to seeing more Thor movies. And hell, maybe giving him more supporting characters will keep him as part of a team, which is where he works best IMO.

[Mr. Chaverria]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I feel like I'm in the minority, but they need to get Portman back. As long as she can act interested... Maybe she's just done with CGI heavy films, but these are not the SW prequels...

Yeah. Cuz they made Jane such a solid character. Portman was wasted and it was embarrassing to see her used so simple and boring. Portman was looking for change after Thor 1 for sure. It didn't happen when Thor 2 got going.

[Star Lord]

Originally Posted by dgoswald

Without Thor: Ragnarok, the subsequent "Bring Me Thanos" moment in Infinity War (and the arguable rehabilitation of the character and the rise of his cool quotient post-Ragnarok) would've been less enthusiastically received. Thor rode the wave of Ragnarok's success into and throughout the events of Infinity War.

Agreed.