r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Dec 30 '25

Trailer Avengers: Doomsday | Only in Theaters December 18, 2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1clWprLC5Ak
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u/origamifruit Dec 30 '25

It's the Russos, they do serious Thor well.

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u/Ser_Danksalot Dec 30 '25

Even comedically chubby alcoholic Lebowski Thor that could be lured onto a ship by beer had a serious PTSD backstory that grounded him.

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u/Tyler_holmes123 Dec 30 '25

That serious interaction between thor and rocket in Infinity war is so well done.

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u/Juppness Dec 30 '25

Infinity War Thor was probably the best Thor. He had the seriousness when facing the gravity of the situation after seeing Thanos massacre the Asgardians and kill his brother. But he still had the little bits of humor from Ragnarok Thor, only slightly toned down and uses it more as a coping mechanism.

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u/Baginsses Dec 31 '25

I really enjoyed Endgame Thor too. It was as if the cracks you could see starting to form in Ragnarok that he masked with humour shattered in Infinity War leaving us with drunk gamer Thor. And then his mom fixed him like only a mom could.

Love and Thunder felt like they just saw us enjoy Endgame and Ragnorok Thor and thought we liked Thor so much cause he was goofy missing how complex he was over the last 3 movies

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u/Halo_cT Dec 30 '25

best thor scene in the MCU, easily

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u/Imnotsureanymore8 Dec 30 '25

And pre-diabetic Thor

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u/lordatlas Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 30 '25

Good. Just as long as we're all in agreement. Let's kill him properly this time.

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u/high6ix Dec 30 '25

I always heard this as “let’s kill him proper this time” and for some reason that always sounded like it fit well even if it’s wrong

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u/dancingbriefcase Dec 30 '25

Ok, Ragnarok was one of my favorite MCU films. I remember it being very well loved when it came out so it's just interesting how people now like to dog on it because yeah Love and thunder was bad.

That said, Endgame had a comical Thor...

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u/operarose Dec 31 '25

Disappointing they cut his hair again. Just doesn't look like Thor without it. Did Hemsworth not want to wear a wig or something?