Recent content by Cyrille86

THANK YOU (Insert Steve Carell gif here)! Exactly what bothered me. Valkyrie, drunk for decades, rocking body. Steve Rogers at the end of The first Avenger, can't even get drunk in the first place. Thor, 1500 years old, godly stamina and, like you pointed out, Asgardian metabolism, looks like...

Thing is

Well...that is kinda true, but...

Exactly! Redemption is the key notion here!

I am somewhat unsatisfied with the notion "he or she got more screen time in the previous one, so now they need to step back" in a three-hour movie. I think, for instance, that IW did a better job in less time, as it provided lots of characters moments to shine. The Hulk got a few good punches...

Then, I suppose, the dialogue with Odin in Ragnarok does not match up with the narrative in Thor 1, where it seemed as if Thor's power was tied to the hammer.[/spoiler]

I think that both sides have many arguments to argue for their point of view. However, it seems a bit over the top to discredit other views by assuming that we do not understand. I do understand, I just do not like it and argue that other choices would have left everyone happy. Also, this talk...

Hm, I get the notion of trying to explain things away, especially if one is overall happy with the movie (I consider Cap fans as especially happy)...

What I would have wanted to see: - An even more fierce, ruthless, buffed Thanos - Marvel getting her ass beat (not for laughs, but to show just how much stronger Thanos is) - IW-Thor that teams up with the heavy hitters Marvel and Hulk to subdue Thanos - Hulk doing "something" to Thanos to...

Granted, talking in all seriousness about something so fleeting and superficial as superheroes can render it difficult to say something that could be considered profound ;) However, if we chose, for the fun of it, to take it seriously, I think that each and everyone is entitled to their opinion...

Well, I would not treat it as an epiphany I had, but I do share the notion. The Hulk was in the movie for brains, comedy, and to unsnap the snapped. Thor was in the movie to retrieve the Aether, provide comic relief and to give Caps a chance to outshine everyone. Hit fatness? A sad attempt of a...

Sorry for the wait ;) I actually am one of the few to give a really bad rating. Not a troll. I and my wife are just regular MCU (not comic) fans that put a tremendous amount of money, time and, in part, emotions into this franchise. After IW, and tons of movies we found amazing (Ragnarok)...

I understand. However, so was Stark in IM3, so was Hawkeye in AEG, yet, having panic attacks and going on a killing spree were, imho, the much better choices to let the characters cope or show their PTSD. As I said, fat Thor was probably to some degree a plot device to properly nerf him. I must...

I can see your point, I do, but it is still a matter of perspective and expectation. He is not a joke, true, but he is used as comic relief and jokes around a lot. He even comes off as cocky in this one, quite self-absorbed, if you ask me. To me it boils down to the question: What if your sole...