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How Thor Transforms in 'Avengers: Endgame' Anatomy of a Scene

How Thor Transforms in 'Avengers: Endgame' Anatomy of a Scene

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Avengers: Endgame hit yet one more milestone, surpassing Avatar as the global box office winner. On July 30, the film arrives on digital. In this video, its directors, Anthony and Joe Russo, look back at one of their favorite scenes. Its one involving Thor as you havent quite seen him before. Five years after Thanoss Snap that eliminated half the population, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) gets a visit from Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) and Rocket Raccoon (voiced by Bradley Cooper. What they find is a superhero drowning himself in beer and video games to mask the pain of the responsibility he feels for the massive loss of life. Hemsworth plays both the comedy and solemnity of the scene in intriguing ways, and the directors discuss the challenges he faced, performing in a 30-pound bodysuit and interacting with CG characters. Read the review here:
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 9


Many are saying Thor was made into a joke
Here are my thoughts
Because he is depressed from the inside but as in Thor Ragnarok, Thor is funny guy so he is following his funny arc in this movie.
Even in Infinity he cracked jokes but in one scene with rocket he broke and talked about losing his whole family and in the next scene he again jokes, this shows that he is hiding his pain with jokes just like most people do, having a smile in the face but deep inside broken and those broken behaviour can be seen to pop out once and a while when he lets lose himself(the scene with Thor's mother Frigga)
I think Hemsworth did a fantastic job of showing his inner pain with eyes and at the same time laughing and cracking jokes (it is subjective i know)
I think Thor not doing much in Endgame will play a big role in Thor becoming unworthy and Jane taking his title. Thor has to prove himself again of being worthy(just a fanfriction for Thor 4)

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Thor was brilliant in this movie. I know people say he was turned into a joke, but ever since Ragnarok he has been a guy who uses a comedic personality as a defense mechanism for pain and guilt. And as I rewatched Endgame I saw Thor less as a comedic character but more as someone so tortured by his guilt
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To me, the duality of this scene is very impressive. And the denial that Thor does with him being fat and playing games all-day without going outside meeting with people PAIRED and CONTEXTUALIZED with his anger that Hulk make him face with the reality is a thing of great to pull off.
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In retrospect I think Thor in Endgame was really well done, but its hard to take it as the deep performance it was after Ragnarok turned into an over the top comedy despite tremendous tragedy. Maybe Im the only one but I hated Ragnarok for that. It cheapened the feel of his story.
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Since the makers insist that the next film include adult issues, I will not be following these films anymore. Hollywood needs to let children be children. Captain America actor spoke out politically, that's his right, but propaganda use on children is wrong!
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I dont like how the movie laughs at Thor so much when hes literally got depression anxiety and ptsd. I think the movie should have appreciated his pain more and taken it seriously. The whole moral is hes still worthy right? then why are we laughing at him
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He eats to much turkey legs. Becomes thor god of food. Thor god of gluten. Thor god of trans fat. Thor god of every day is a cheat day. Thor looking more like a lazy mortal then a norse god
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There is one small flaw, I don't think Thor would say Oh my God! Thats a very christian, occidental expresion. He is God from another galaxy.
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People who think Thor is just a joke are just very short sided to me idk how you don't see the tragedy beneath the comedy
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