You get some punchy Hemsworth you get some campy Blanchett it only lasts for three minutes and there are no ugly rainbow-space shots. Gruttadaro: Pretty much the entire sequence on Sakaar, but I was especially into the Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory interpolation.ĭobbins: I'm here for Chris Hemsworth being charming and/or Cate Blanchett getting paid, so I'm going with the throne room scene. Austin Collins : Hulk’s jaded temper tantrums. And its origin may make you like it even more.
What was the best moment of the movie?įennessey: Though spoiled in the trailer, Thor’s chipper reading when he learns that his opponent in gladiatorial battle will be the Hulk-“We know each other! He’s a friend from work!”-is one of the year’s best lines, and Chris Hemsworth’s best Marvel moment.
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Kate Halliwell : I haven’t walked out of a movie this attracted to every member of a main cast since The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (I’m sorry.)Ĭhris Ryan : This must have been the most expensive collection of ad-libs in Hollywood history.Īmanda Dobbins : There sure were a lot of children at my screening!Īlison Herman : That a franchise's strongest movie is essentially a spoof of the franchise doesn't say great things about its overall health-but it does make for a good movie! Sean Fennessey : Just a bit of MCU Norse play, hammer-free and Hela fun. What is your tweet-length review of ‘Thor: Ragnarok’?Īndrew Gruttadaro : In the scope of this convoluted, overstuffed movie universe, Ragnarok felt extremely dispensable in a really nice way.
To resolutely determine that (and more), The Ringer staff came together after their viewings to answer several questions. Before Friday, you probably wouldn’t have heard someone say, “I’m really looking forward to this Thor movie.” But! Director Taika Waititi (What We Do in the Shadows ) was given rare authorship over the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most struggling franchise, and suddenly Thor: Ragnarok might be in the running for best Marvel movie ever.
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