Die Marvel Studios haben nicht nur einen neuen Trailer zu Thor: Love and Thunder veröffentlicht, sie haben den Film auch Teilen der US-Presse gezeigt, die nun ihre ersten, knappen Meinungen auf Twitter online gestellt haben (beides unten eingebettet). Schenkt man diesen Tweets Glauben ist der vierte Thor-Film mit Chris Hemsworth als Titelheld das bislang beste Werk der aktuellen Phase 4 des MCU. Außerdem wird der Humor gelobt, auch wenn dieser anscheinend dafür sorgt, dass der Bösewicht (gespielt von Christian Bale) etwas zu kurz kommt.
Kurz ist übrigens auch Thor: Love and Thunder. Bereits bei Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness waren einige verblüfft, dass der Film nur 126 Minuten. Der neue Thor dauert sogar noch etwas kürzer. Komplett mit Abspann und After-Credit-Scenes hat der Blockbuster eine Laufzeit von 119 Minuten. Die dürften aber vollgepackt sein, immerhin darf dieses Mal auch Natalie Portman als Superheldin aktiv werden, was bereits die alten Trailer angeteasert und gezeigt haben.
In THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER begibt sich Thor (Chris Hemsworth) auf eine Reise, wie er sie noch nie erlebt hat – und auf die Suche nach innerem Frieden. Doch sein Ruhestand wird von einem galaktischen Killer namens Gorr (Christian Bale), unterbrochen, der die Auslöschung aller Götter anstrebt. Um die Bedrohung zu bekämpfen, holt sich Thor Hilfe von Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), Korg (Taika Waititi) und seiner Ex-Freundin Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), die – zu Thors großer Überraschung – auf unerklärliche Weise als „Mighty Thor“ seinen magischen Hammer Mjölnir schwingt. Gemeinsam begeben sie sich auf ein kosmisches Abenteuer, um das Geheimnis von Gorrs Rache zu lüften und ihn aufzuhalten, bevor es zu spät ist.
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Another classic Thor adventure! #ThorLoveAndThunder is everything I wanted it to be. Big, colorful, weird Guns N' Roses-fueled battles to go w/ a hopelessly romantic story about discovering love in unexpected places. Christian Bale & Russell Crowe are especially great. And Korg! pic.twitter.com/fu0gTUuMRj
#ThorLoveAndThunder went and made me ship Thor and Dr. Jane Foster in 2 hours. They (aka Taika) really went and did that. Seriously, I haven't felt this way since Tony/Pepper and I'm just speechless. Who am I? Where do I go from here? Is there fanart? pic.twitter.com/8Ug57QuDEk
#ThorLoveAndThunder is a bright spot in a wobbly Phase 4 as Ragnarok redux, down to its goofy lark humor and its undercooked A-list star as villain. Unconcerned with cameos and fan service, it feels like a tonic. Much better/funnier than the sum of its unimpressive marketing. pic.twitter.com/hwTLk8Chhs
I saw #ThorLoveAndThunder. It can't quite match the visual or comedy bombast of Ragnarok, but Taika Waititi makes up for it with an emotionally mature Marvel movie. It's also very funny (Natalie's got jokes) and features one of the most stunning visual sequences in MCU history.
#ThorLoveAndThunder has very high highs & very low lows. It’s very Taika Waititi and is tonally all over the place. That said, the second half is way better than the first and I really loved what Christian Bale brought to the table. Also, Natalie Portman is fantastic as expected. pic.twitter.com/NCCsDS7bj2
There was a lot that worked with #ThorLoveAndThunder Visually it looked great, Jane and Thor storyline is the best it’s been, Bale shines but unfortunately I thought the comedy overpowered the film. If you go in expecting a big comedy Iyou’ll enjoy. I was expecting a little more.
Tweeting after a #MarvelStudios premiere is difficult because you want to take some time to think about what you just saw but everyone is looking for an instant review. For now I’ll just say I had a blast with #ThorLoveAndThunder and I hope @TaikaWaititi makes more MCU movies. pic.twitter.com/jFHlJVm4A2
#ThorLoveAndThunder is predictably hilarious yet unexpectedly personal and heartfelt. Christian Bale and Natalie Portman's performances truly shine while Waititi delivers an emotional story. I think this may be my favorite Thor movie. pic.twitter.com/i7BpmQHvQ1
— Richard Nebens - The Direct (@RichardNebens) June 24, 2022
#ThorLoveAndThunder is rad as hell. Taika Waititi delivered a perfect remix of Marvel comics I deeply love.
It was super funny, ridiculously exciting, and genuinely inspirational. I'm very, very happy Natalie Portman returned. Can't wait to see it again (in 3D)! pic.twitter.com/C9fcqmjc0L
#ThorLoveAndThunder just cemented itself as one of my favorite MCU films. Bursting w/so much heart, emotion & sincerity, I teared up, I smiled from ear to ear. This film is a warm hug & plea to cherish the present, live in the moment do something that matters. I adore this film! pic.twitter.com/FYnwC2Gyqv
#ThorLoveAndThunder is absolutely AMAZING. It blows every other Marvel movie out of the water, and doubles down on the Ragnarok charm. A classic @TaikaWaititi joint, so many laughs and tears, with a moving narrative and beautiful visuals. And those post credits? OH MY GOD. pic.twitter.com/41iuRXPf0O
#ThorLoveAndThunder is electric! A wacky, high energy delight with a cast full of aces crushing one scene after the next. LOADS of laughs (my face legit hurts), menace of Christian Bale’s Gorr is chilling, but most of all loved that it’s a film brimming with good vibes & heart. pic.twitter.com/CjVHkxAprC
Bildnachweis: © Marvel Studios | Szene aus "Thor: Love and Thunder"
