
Thor
Thor Odinson
Movie · Phase 3
2017 · 130 min
Odin dies on a Norwegian cliff and his firstborn walks out of the prison he built for her. Hela destroys Mjolnir with one hand, throws both brothers off the Bifrost and takes Asgard in an afternoon…

Odin dies on a Norwegian cliff and his firstborn walks out of the prison he built for her. Hela destroys Mjolnir with one hand, throws both brothers off the Bifrost and takes Asgard in an afternoon, because Asgard's golden age was a conquest she led and Odin painted over.
Thor lands on a garbage planet run by a hedonist and has to win a gladiator match against the Hulk to get home. Waititi's version of Thor is funnier and lighter than anyone expected, and the film still ends with the correct answer: Asgard is not a place, so burn it down and get on the ship.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Chris Hemsworth | Thor |
| Tom Hiddleston | Loki |
| Cate Blanchett | Hela |
| Mark Ruffalo | Bruce Banner / Hulk |
| Tessa Thompson | Valkyrie |
| Jeff Goldblum | The Grandmaster |
| Taika Waititi | Korg |
Critics
93%
Thor: Ragnarok is a joyful, riotously entertaining superhero adventure that finally gives its title character a movie worthy of his mighty powers.
The MarvelGossips verdict
The most fun Marvel has been and the moment the studio learned a lesson it then over-applied for six years. Blanchett and Thompson are both excellent, and Hela is criminally underwritten for a villain who wins for most of the runtime. The colour, the Mothersbaugh score and Korg carry it past every structural complaint you could make.