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Ragnarok poster
Ragnarok title card

On-screen title card.

Ragnarok closing title card

Closing on-screen title card.

Thor: Ragnarok is 2017 film and fifth in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three. It was produced by Marvel Studios, and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The film was directed by Taika Waititi, from a screenplay written by Eric Pearson, based on a story by Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost, and Stephany Folsom. It is the third film in the Thor series, although the character will continue in the Avengers spin-off series. It is a great departure from the previous two, losing the "fish out of water" aspect by having Thor accustomed to Earth culture, while spending less time there and more time in space, adding more comedy, giving Thor a radical new look, and leaving out or reducing virtually all of the previously established characters through various means (mostly through death).

Release dates[]

  • El Capitan Theatre, United States: October 10, 2017
  • United States: November 3, 2017

Briefing[]

In the midst of preventing Ragnarok, a doomsday-level event for Asgard, Thor is marooned on a gladiatorial-like planet, where he is forced to fight none other than the Hulk, for the Grandmaster's entertainment. With the clock ticking, Thor tries to convince the Hulk, and other allies, to escape with him and save Asgard.

Debriefing[]

Cast[]

Main[]

Supporting[]

Mentioned-only characters[]

Production[]

Notes[]

Trivia[]

Cultural references[]

  • While in New York, there is Synchrony Bank ad on top of a taxi.
  • In a deleted scene, Banner compares Thor's plight in not being able to fly to the Disney character Dumbo, in that they both have to find it inside of themselves.

See also[]

External links[]

  • TBA
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