Thor - Love and Thunder (4K UHD) [Blu-ray]

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And the jokes are surprisingly hit and miss. Hammer/Axe jealousy notwithstanding, most of the humour here is done in crude shotgun style, with Russell Crowe's Zeus getting in a great little skip-in-a-skirt, but otherwise pretty-much falling flat as Zeus, just one of a number of annoyingly pointless "Gods" introduced whose very depiction robs any impact from the mission of the primary antagonist, a valiantly portrayed but ultimately wasted effort from Christian Bale. (Not that we actually see him kill more than one, but if Gorr the God Butcher's victims are a bunch of idiots, what do we care if they're killed?). Those first two Thormovies felt very Shakespearean in tone. The movies took themselves seriously without fully using the great comedic chops of Chris Hemsworth. There was some decent action and a ton of great Asgardian world-building, but the sense of fun was missing, especially from the sequel that is usually at the bottom of everyone's MCU ranking. When Waititi ( What We Do In The Shadows, Jojo Rabbit) came aboard, he added his own unique comedy style and more or less, rebooted Thor into this adventurous, funny, lovable guy who is still trying to find himself. With the quirky characters from Thor: Ragnarok, taking their cues from the amazing characters of Guardians of the Galaxy, audiences gravitated more towards those funny and energetic personas, thus the new Thor from Ragnarokwas born. Color excellence is enhanced as well, bringing here, under the HDR parameters, an increased sense of vitality, depth, punch, liveliness, and vividness. The film is certainly a production design bonanza and a special effects delight, but these things are not enough to elevate the movie beyond its

are boosted, and skin looks even fuller, healthier, and more natural than the Blu-ray. What little bit of noise the image carries is managed better here, Gag Reel (HD, 3 Mins.) - A funny montage of missed cues, flubbed lines, dancing, laughing, and more. Plot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? The Bottom Line Plot: What’s it about?

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Leaping off that amazing movie and taking place a little while after the events of Avengers: Endgame, Thor and the Guardians of the Galaxy have been having grand adventures together, saving planets and creatures from a variety of villains. Thor has found his new persona and leaned heavily into his new Thor-ness, making sure all of his Guardian friends and people he saves feel worthy and a part of it. He's even found new ways to become one with nature and himself along with traveling on Storm-Breaker, who now has a bigger role in this movie. But below all this happiness and humor is a very lonely Asgardian who is yearning for love again. That one true love he had in Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) all those years ago is still on his mind as he hopes to find someone with that strong connection again. milojthatch the landscape of cinema has changed because of Covid and will probably never be the same. Before Covid no movie was released for streaming at the same time of its theatrical release or within 1 or 2 months after its theatrical release. Shaping a Villain – This featurette introduces Love and Thunder's primary antagonist, Gorr the God Butcher. Shining a light on the man who brings the character to life, this piece highlights his recruitment and process. Then fellow cast and crew reveal personal anecdotes.

Another Classic Taika Adventure– If you’re looking for an “overall” look at the film, stop right here. for delivery volume, intensity, and low-end work. Compared to the Blu-ray, the sense of liveliness, stage fullness, and bottom end support are tangible; Thor." She, Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), Korg (voiced by Taika Waititi), and Thor himself (Chris Hemsworth) team up to battle this new and suddenlythe Blu-ray reveals an obvious increase in sharpness and image clarity. Details are tighter, clarity is firmer, and sharpness is greatly refined. There's engaging elements alongside pinpoint clarity for the duration. Dialogue is clear and center focused with fewer volume and prioritization issues compared

realm of mythology can't find solid footing in the film. Action is present in large scale but never really delights; it's just repetitively tiresome and it's stands as the clear winner for its overall image excellence. Even without conducting an A-B comparison and simply watching the movie again following This Blu-ray release of Thor: Love and Thunder contains no extras on the UHD disc itself, but the bundled Blu-ray offers an audioa relentless pace; it seems like there's always one at the multiplex or another one just around the corner. There's a certain tonality to them all, too, a the fringe of the MCU while remaining one of the most mainstream of the franchises within it. It's a very interesting juxtaposition to say the least. voice" he brings to the franchise. The piece also looks at the film's duality between heart and soul and the big arcs of action and adventure. costumes are suddenly rendered much cleaner and more complex. Skin lines and hairs appear firmer and more tactile, and environments more stable Another Classic Taika Adventure (HD, 8 Mins.) - The cast and crew navigate the comedy, action, drama, and themes of the film.

Gorr (Christian Bale) has just lost his daughter, but he has not lost his faith. But when he confronts his god in hopes of receiving his eternal reward, Hammer-Worthy: Thor and Mighty Thor– Essentially a profile on the two stars of the film: Natalie Portman and Chris Hemsworth. We learn about their characters, training regiment and so forth. can't bridge the gap it builds within itself, or with the rest of the MCU. Dark themes aplenty dot the film, yet they often feel weightless under the As the film opens, we meet Gorr (Christian Bale), who’s just lost his daughter. His people’s god doesn’t seem too moved by his loss and thus Gorr kills him, taking a powerful sword with him. His vow is then to kill all gods everywhere. We then meet up with Thor (Chris Hemsworth) who’s still in tow with the Guardians of the Galaxy, but seemingly missing his true love – Jane (Natalie Portman). As fate would have it, she’s on Earth battling Cancer. When Mjolnir (Thor’s hammer) calls to her, Jane figures she might answer it as it might help her struggle. It does…sort of. Jane is transformed into “The Mighty Thor” and she eventually meets up with the gang to join in the fight against Gorr.

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actually quite a bit of gain here, bringing an even heathier sheen to the picture that accentuates details and environments to their fullest. Clothes and textbook definition of a basic supplemental suite. Disney has bundled in a Movies Anywhere digital code. This release ships with an embossed None of the new Marvel movies have been released in China, which has been a huge market for Marvel in the past. Avengers: Endgame grossed 629 million dollars in China. If you take that away from its worldwide gross, it's only ahead of Spider-Man: No Way Home by 267 million dollars. That's quite impressive, considering Endgame was an ensemble movie and the grand finale of 11 years of Marvel Movies. Last year 3 movies out of the Top 5 at the US box-office were Marvel movies. I hardly believe Disney would see that as a disapointment.