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Thor: Ragnarok
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Thor has been captured by mysterious enemy forces. He rambles towards a skeleton sharing his cage about having been seeking the Infinity Stones but having found nothing. He says that sometimes you have to get captured to get a straight answer out of someone with that someone being Surtur. Thor manages to get freed from the cage, and arrives at Surtur's world, in which the latter taunts him with the knowledge that Odin is no longer on Asgard and Thor's absence leaves it vulnerable. He announces that Ragnarok is coming to Asgard at his hand and there is nothing Thor can do to stop it, while foolishly confessing that his crown is the source of his powers.
Thor has been captured by mysterious enemy forces. He rambles towards a skeleton sharing his cage about having been seeking the Infinity Stones but having found nothing. He says that sometimes you have to get captured to get a straight answer out of someone with that someone being Surtur. Thor manages to get freed from the cage, and arrives at Surtur's world, in which the latter taunts him with the knowledge that Odin is no longer on Asgard and Thor's absence leaves it vulnerable. He announces that Ragnarok is coming to Asgard at his hand and there is nothing Thor can do to stop it, while foolishly confessing that his crown is the source of his powers.
Actors:
Stan Lee,
Mikey Wulff,
Nicholas Burton,
Sasha Dulics,
Matt LaBorde,
Zachary Levi,
Luke Hemsworth
Stan Lee
28 December 1922, New York City, New York, USA
Mikey Wulff
Nicholas Burton
Sasha Dulics
Matt LaBorde
Zachary Levi
29 September 1980, Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA
Luke Hemsworth
Country:
United States
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A little light to be anything other than pleasingly disposable.
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In its own weird little way, Thor: Ragnarok manages to poke fun at the constant churn of myth and entertainment of which the movie itself is a part. It's a candy-colored cage of delights, but it is a cage nevertheless - and it doesn't hide that fact.
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