Thor lost pretty much everything in this movie. his hammer, his long hair, his eye and his home: Asgard.
I feel so sorry for Thor. he lost everything he loved. :(
You bet I did. Despite all the laughs, the movie for certain took a dark turn for our hero. Thor took a beating down (literally and figuratively) like we probably haven’t seen any of the main Avengers take a beating before. He lost the things he cared about the most (including his father) and was essentially stripped of EVERYTHING that previously made him a god. And it all happens so fast, he doesn’t have time to take it all in.
Some can slam this movie as nothing but a mindless action comedy all they want, but as far as I’m concerned the movie manages to pack a punch.
Good point, despite the laughs, it really did include a "coming of age" aspect, where Thor accepts his responsibility as Asgard's leader.
shareYes and he lost his father as well. However, he did get his brother back. I think Loki’s character arc has come full circle so I’m seriously hoping that they don’t make Loki take 100 steps backward in Infinity War and betray Thor again. Loki’s the only thing he has left right now, besides his Asgardian people who look like are all killed in the next movie. As much comedy as there was in Ragnarok, the movie really was heartbreaking. ☹️
shareAnd the poor guy cried like a girl when he got his haircut (did no care that much about his daddy evaporating)
But no reason to feel sorry for this Thor, in the original myth of Ragnarök he had a epic, brutal fight with the Midgard serpent and won, but then bled out from his wounds incurred - they all died actually...
...gloomy, doomy Twilight of the Gods, ....this film was more like Thor: Fragglerock: joke dispenser of the Marvel gods.