I thought the black goo was much more malleable than just being a sword. But I only read one series with Gorr.
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New trailer for Marvel's Thor: Love and Thunder
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I wouldn't disagree either.....certainly dampens my excitement. Still will plan to see it obviously, but yeah, some concerning signs.
Still need to see Dr Strange 2, think we will see that this coming weekend.
I don't know, I guess I'm a simple man, I think Taika's take on Thor is fun.
These movies are funny, creative, and a fun ride. I have a good time watching these.
I look forward to seeing it and once again reading threads after that are filled with why it's the worst movie ever made and everyone who likes it should feel bad. Marvel and SW threads are really something these days.
These movies are funny, creative, and a fun ride. I have a good time watching these.
I look forward to seeing it and once again reading threads after that are filled with why it's the worst movie ever made and everyone who likes it should feel bad. Marvel and SW threads are really something these days.
All-Black is generally a "sword" and its full name is actually All-Black the Necro Sword......but it actually is supposed to be pretty goo-ish and have a bunch of symbiote-esc abilities....similar to how Carnage can make a Mace, a Sword an Axe or whatever....All-Black in theory could change into any weapon form the wielder wanted it to be.....but Sword is basically the default form so to say.
His cowl should have actually been black and made from All-Black.....making it just a random piece of cloth does diminish what All-Black should be capable of.
But who knows we might see All-Black do some cool shit in the actual fights.
Originally Thor and Loki find a homeless and crazed Odin in that alleyway, then Hela shows up and kills him. It didn't go over well with test audiences, so they changed the location and gave Odin a more poignant goodbye.
The sword is a symbiote so it's caught up in Sony's rights apparently
Agreed. Why do people need to moan so much? Green screen? The only thing green that I care about is the new She-Hulk show coming up(exclusively on Disney+). Why can't people just enjoy these perfectly crafted movies and shows? I really wish these were a bit more popular, at the moment it's a bit tiring to be a part of a tiny minority that enjoys MCU.
I'm so sick of everyone being an expert critic of in-progress trailer CGI now as if we're not still trying to get through a pandemic that had the entire VFX industry overloaded when it was already in bad shape before 2020
Look, one day this little company might have enough in them to swing bigger and hit a wider market. Until then, you have to make do, unsavory attacks on your favy properties and all. The sun will shine on Disney/Marvel.
am I the only one who thought of Nomak from Blade 2 when saw Gorr?killing gods: not even once
This is looking really great and the sense of fun seems like Ragnarok's. "Grape?"
Well, I mean... it is. Perhaps he's not wearing the artificial eye in that scene.
I'm criticizing it as someone who can't remember the last Marvel movie I saw that didn't have suspect as hell CG in a lot of spots. I can obviously sympathize with a VFX industry struggling, but how do you explain movies like Dune? The new Avatar looks absolutely bonkers as well. The easier answer seems to be that Marvel doesn't need to care. They have timelines to abide by and the movies do just fine at the BO. It's just a shame.
I'm sure it'll still be great! But weirdly the full trailer left me less excited than the teaser.
It's not a leak.
It's what happens in one of the sequel comics years later.
Btw, the sword in the original comic had no references at all that would require Sony involvement.
I know Hemsworth looks insane irl but his body looks kind of cgi here.
Might be the light I suppose.
Now I want Gorr to do a wall crawling elbow drop.am I the only one who thought of Nomak from Blade 2 when saw Gorr?
I feel like the Thor of the last few movies wouldn't be that mad about little public nudity
that's kinda what's hilarious to me about his reaction. he's not at all embarrassed just very annoyed by being nude.
Maybe he's still not that comfortable with his god bod after going a long time with a dad bod. I mean it's relatable lol
I love how magic and gods and clothes flicking and all is just a generally accepted thing in the MCU at this point :D
Never stop being fun, Feige. Nobody needs "grounded" realistic superheroes.
Never stop being fun, Feige. Nobody needs "grounded" realistic superheroes.
What about all the pre-pandemic MCU movies that had all these same issues though? Also, there have been pandemic movies that are CG heavy that look great. So this is a pretty flimsy defense.
The compositing, coloring etc. isn't bad because of COVID. It's bad because of the Marvel Studios pipeline wherein thou shalt push out 4 shows and 3-4 movies a year because reasons (mostly money?).
Yes, we should wait until the movie is out, like how No Way Home, Eternals and Doctor Strange 2 had oodles better visual effects on release.
i loved ragnarok
this one i dunno. i'm not feeling it and it just feels eh.
i'm giving Taika the benefit of the doubt though. The guy is hitting more than missing
this one i dunno. i'm not feeling it and it just feels eh.
i'm giving Taika the benefit of the doubt though. The guy is hitting more than missing
I mean as far as I'm concerned this is the money shot lol
And it's better for it. Marvel Comics has skirt away of flat out calling Earth 616 actually Earth 616. Let Kevin Feige own that if Tom Brevoort will not.
There was literally a thread on this site last week on the state of VFX studios given the pandemic, this is the norm now with tight timelines and overworked studios. Dune and Avatar are anomaly's which had very long lead times/development
IMAX released the teaser trailer in 4K on YouTube, so there's hope
Marvel Studios' Thor: Love and Thunder | Official IMAX® Teaser
Experience Marvel Studios’ Thor: Love and Thunder, Filmed for IMAX, on July 8.
youtu.be
Oh I misread. The MCU often veers from the comics so I wouldn't expect that exact ending.
The Batman for example was filmed entirely during the pandemic, uses basically all the same tech, and looks way better without having long lead-times or post-production cycles. We can make all the excuses we like but it basically comes down to this being how Marvel Studios has chosen to produce things. And based on the bottom line, you can't really argue with their method as the ROI is insanely high. But it doesn't mean we as fans shouldn't ask for more.
This is on Marvel. And when they choose to line up so many movies in a year, they should be lambasted for doing this to the people working in that industry. It doesn't look as good as other examples. There's no way around it.
Also this trailer makes me wonder how much the Guardians are gonna be in this. Like they was showed more in the teaser trailer but they barely had any time in this trailer and the new poster doesn't even show them in it. Not a problem either way but just wondering here.
I feel like it'll be the first few scenes and then go separate ways, with maybe a sync up at the final battle.
I'm betting we get a cool opening sequence with them and they'll be gone by the title card
I expect them to go away within the first 20 minutes of the film. 1 or 2 scenes tops.