With romance and lightning in the air, Thor: Love and Thunder has graced the big screen. Directed by Taika Waititi, Thor: Love and Thunder is the fourth Thor film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and sees Chris Hemsworth return in the role of the God of Thunder. After the events of Avengers: Endgame, Thor seeks to find inner peace, however he is disturbed when Gorr the God Butcher shows up and threatens to kill off all the gods. Assembling a crew of ragtag heroes, involving his ex-girlfriend Jane Foster who wield Mjolnir now, Thor must defeat this evil. Thor Love and Thunder Movie Review: Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman's Marvel Film is a Bumpy Ride With Occasional Sparks of Taika Waititi Charm (LatestLY Exclusive).
Thor: Love and Thunder felt like a fever dream in many ways. While there were definitely some strengths to the film and the campy tone was executed perfectly at times, it still very much felt like a montage of scenes inspired by the worst parts of Flash Gordon. While the movie does pack in an emotional ending and sets up an exciting sequel, it very much was missing that spark of thunder. But, let’s explore what the ending of Thor: Love and Thunder entails for the franchise and what can we expect going forward.
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What Does the Ending Mean For Thor?