Three days before the world premiere of Thor: Love and Thunder, the first ratings of foreign publications appeared online. The film was not to everyone’s liking. At the time of writing, the tape has only 62 points on Metacritic – this is 12 points less than the previous installment.
The maximum score of 100 points was given only by Collider. Most reviewers note that too many jokes make it difficult to empathize with the characters.
Love and Thunder urgently reminds us that creativity and innovation are essential for the MCU to continue evolving in an interesting and genuine way. You can’t say “multiverse” 1000 times and call it a movie.
It’s hard to create tension when the stakes are so low. But the film’s fresh tone and strong emotional depth make up for it. Generous, fearsome and sensitive, Thor may just be the fun hero we need right now.
Thor: Love and Thunder is hampered by plot and misuse of secondary characters, but the movie works great as the MCU’s first romantic comedy thanks to the chemistry between Chris Hemsworth and Natalie Portman.
If this film wanted to give equal weight to the masks of comedy and tragedy, then this attempt failed to live up to expectations.
Thor: Love and Thunder is full of jokes and jokes, but it screams “fun!” so hard that it disappears. Such is the case with gifted director Waititi, who, now that he no longer has to hold back, seems to have forgotten how to do it.
[…] Waititi pushes one-liners to tedious extremes, suppressing any excitement, mythical grandeur, or sense of danger that the Thunder God’s final test might summon. Chris Hemsworth still impresses with his muscles, but the stakes are never quite cut in a film too preoccupied with jokes and a youthful spirit to tell a compelling story.
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Source: VG Times
