Confusing Moments In Thor: Love And Thunder Explained
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Date: 2022-07-14
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drownoble
There was no confusion about Gorr not being on Earth. His markings and that of his daughter, combined with him praying to a non-Terrestrial god make that clear. Looper should actually watch the movie before making a comment that they have to go to the comics for an explanation.
Thor's hammer was always implied to have some sentience, since the hammer judges if the wielder is worthy or not. This was established many movies ago.
There was no confusion about Jane's misunderstanding about the last time she saw Thor. Since the time between Snap and Blip was 5 years, and the time she states is 5 years off Thor's, then we all know she was Snapped. Again, Looper really dropped the ball as this info was in the trailer.
Zeus not letting Thor go made sense when we find out that Stormbreaker's ability to create a bifrost is required to get to Eternity. At the time, it didn't but if Looper had a measure of patience then it would of made sense by third act.
Gorr doesnt seem to have telepathy, more like empathy as he senses things about people. He can't read Jane's mind, but senses that she isn't actually a god and is dying.
Jane didnt abandon physics. It was well-established in the movie that since her chemo wasn't working she was desperate and decided if science can't save her maybe magic can. She was well aware of Thor's powers as being magical. It was also established that Thor had Mjolnir look out for Jane, so the Hammer began calling to her in her time of need. There was no confusion as when she's Mighty Thor she's fine but if she reverts back to Jane the cancer progresses. Once again, Looper needs to actually watch the movie and pay attention because this was impossible to miss.
Gorr can lift Stormbreaker because it doesn't have the requirement of being worthy. Thanos caught it in Avengers, Groot picked up the pieces, etc. Looper missed this detail too.
It was actually quite clear as to why Thor didn't kill Gorr in front of Eternity. Since Gorr was the 1st to enter he gets his wish granted. Thor was quite aware he couldn't overcome a being like Eternity. Looper, I can't believe I have to keep saying this Watch The Movie before posting videos like this.
Overall a very poor effort on Looper's part.
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There was no confusion about Gorr not being on Earth. His markings and that of his daughter, combined with him praying to a non-Terrestrial god make that clear. Looper should actually watch the movie before making a comment that they have to go to the comics for an explanation.
Thor's hammer was always implied to have some sentience, since the hammer judges if the wielder is worthy or not. This was established many movies ago.
There was no confusion about Jane's misunderstanding about the last time she saw Thor. Since the time between Snap and Blip was 5 years, and the time she states is 5 years off Thor's, then we all know she was Snapped. Again, Looper really dropped the ball as this info was in the trailer.
Zeus not letting Thor go made sense when we find out that Stormbreaker's ability to create a bifrost is required to get to Eternity. At the time, it didn't but if Looper had a measure of patience then it would of made sense by third act.
Gorr doesnt seem to have telepathy, more like empathy as he senses things about people. He can't read Jane's mind, but senses that she isn't actually a god and is dying.
Jane didnt abandon physics. It was well-established in the movie that since her chemo wasn't working she was desperate and decided if science can't save her maybe magic can. She was well aware of Thor's powers as being magical. It was also established that Thor had Mjolnir look out for Jane, so the Hammer began calling to her in her time of need. There was no confusion as when she's Mighty Thor she's fine but if she reverts back to Jane the cancer progresses. Once again, Looper needs to actually watch the movie and pay attention because this was impossible to miss.
Gorr can lift Stormbreaker because it doesn't have the requirement of being worthy. Thanos caught it in Avengers, Groot picked up the pieces, etc. Looper missed this detail too.
It was actually quite clear as to why Thor didn't kill Gorr in front of Eternity. Since Gorr was the 1st to enter he gets his wish granted. Thor was quite aware he couldn't overcome a being like Eternity. Looper, I can't believe I have to keep saying this Watch The Movie before posting videos like this.
Overall a very poor effort on Looper's part.
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RCESMR
My take on Zeus was that he and the other gods in the City aren't necessarily being worshipped anymore by their respective peoples, so they hang out in Op. City and let Zeus perform for them. Zeus does this happily for the same reason; his people do not worship him anymore, but the other gods do. I don't think he's necessarily afraid of Gorr or the Necrosword. I think he's confident (if not overconfident) in his ability to deal with that problem. I think he just doesn't want to give up his good life of being worshipped (now) by the other gods. You see this a little more in the credits scene where he sends his son after Thor. He thinks Thor has hurt his reputation. EDIT: Added a couple of reference points.
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My take on Zeus was that he and the other gods in the City aren't necessarily being worshipped anymore by their respective peoples, so they hang out in Op. City and let Zeus perform for them. Zeus does this happily for the same reason; his people do not worship him anymore, but the other gods do. I don't think he's necessarily afraid of Gorr or the Necrosword. I think he's confident (if not overconfident) in his ability to deal with that problem. I think he just doesn't want to give up his good life of being worshipped (now) by the other gods. You see this a little more in the credits scene where he sends his son after Thor. He thinks Thor has hurt his reputation. EDIT: Added a couple of reference points.
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Jace
I found the movie to be really silly, overly silly to be honest. So much that it made it difficult to adjust from the funny scenes to the more serious scenes. I believe the contrast took away from Bales performance
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I found the movie to be really silly, overly silly to be honest. So much that it made it difficult to adjust from the funny scenes to the more serious scenes. I believe the contrast took away from Bales performance
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