Age of Ultron Ultron! We Would Have Words With Thee! Official Thor/Chris Hemworth Thread

[Eggyman]

When I look at that picture I imagine them finishing off some goons and both looking to the sound of Banner turning into Hulk and loosing his sh**.

 

[BigThor]

I'm definitely curious to see if Thor is going to hold some restraint on himself when taking on Human villains. I don't envy any Hydra agent that would have to confront him.

Between getting smashed by the Hulk or getting bashed by Thor's hammer..yikes.lol

I'm more intrigued to see Thor finally go up against human weapons like guns and tanks.

I wanna see how he stands up to bullets and tank shells, especially tank shells.

 

[Bren]

IM took a direct hit from a tank shell virtually unscathed, in armour that was inferior to the one Thor crushed with his bare hands. Thor better not have any issue with regular army tank shells.

 

[Ghostcrow13]

Well logically either he isn't going to get hit by a shell, or a shell isn't going to hurt him much.

 

[BoredGuy]

Yeah, I want to see a little more of everything from Thor

More weather, more strength, more flying, more durability

In AOS, Sif got blasted by a shotgun and didn't even flinch, plus she got to kick that trailer and show some serious strength.
Thor needs to top those feats and top 'em hard!

The geeks like us know that fighting Hulk to a standstill and surviving a beating from Kurse show insane power
but the GA needs a clear example of just how badass he is

 

[jaqua99]

Didn't Thor flip a car in the first movie or are you talking about feats of strength without Mjolnir?

If we wanna get technical..Hulk kicks that truck while enraged in the age of ultron trailer, it flipped and slid..but when Thor hit a car with his hammer..the way the car flew, idk, but it looks like Thor's hit was harder Thor doesn't get any wow factors, but he has his moments of "in a class of his own", they are there

 

[BigThor]

IM took a direct hit from a tank shell virtually unscathed, in armour that was inferior to the one Thor crushed with his bare hands. Thor better not have any issue with regular army tank shells.

Good point, I never grow tired of seeing superhuman durability being shown.

Scenes like when Thor scrapped against that mountain or taking point blank lasers to the face.

Yeah, I want to see a little more of everything from Thor

More weather, more strength, more flying, more durability

In AOS, Sif got blasted by a shotgun and didn't even flinch, plus she got to kick that trailer and show some serious strength.
Thor needs to top those feats and top 'em hard!

The geeks like us know that fighting Hulk to a standstill and surviving a beating from Kurse show insane power
but the GA needs a clear example of just how badass he is

I'm with ya on all the above bro.

I think MS is finally starting to focus more on "feats" than they've previously done. Sifs appearance in AOS, The Winter Soldier, and the trailers for Age of Ultron are good starts.

 

[Venomfan]

Even some people in Marvel itself seem to think Thor's powers come from his hammer. In the latest avengers assemble episode Hawkeye (i think) says Thor without his hammer is like Iron man without his Armour

 

[Mjölnir]

Even some people in Marvel itself seem to think Thor's powers come from his hammer. In the latest avengers assemble episode Hawkeye (i think) says Thor without his hammer is like Iron man without his Armour

It doesn't change my view of the show as I couldn't possibly rate it any lower than I already do. It's terrible.

 

[Loki882]

Loki shrugged off automatic gunfire at the beginning at the last movie, and I believe that Lady Sif took a point-blank shotgun blast in her guest appearance on AOS (I'd have to rewatch the episode to be sure though) and kept going. So I expect that bullets will do exactly jack and squat to Thor. Also, Loki took a blast from both a destroyer-powered cannon and IM's repulsors and both did nothing more than knock him on his ass for a few seconds. And Thor's much physically stronger than Loki is. So unless it's something like a tactical nuclear missile, IDK human weapons are going to be all that effective against Thor. It'll be like in MOS where the US Military tried to go up against Zod and his Kryptonians, and got their asses handed to them. Picture that, but Thor against HYDRA grunts.

 

[Venomfan]

well its sounds like Thor is gonna have some trouble with the Hydra agents because they'll need to call in the Hulk who is described as their atomic bomb who only joins if absolutely necessary. Hulk is the heavy hitter in these movies apparently, not the two of them

 

[Herolee10]

well its sounds like Thor is gonna have some trouble with the Hydra agents because they'll need to call in the Hulk who is described as their atomic bomb who only joins if absolutely necessary. Hulk is the heavy hitter in these movies apparently, not the two of them

Personally, I don't think it's going to be the case where Thor is going to have trouble with the Hydra agents but more about the team realizing that there's more ground that needs to be covered, thus unleashing the Hulk.

I think an article, that was describing the aftermath of the Hydra Raid, mentioned on how Black Widow told Banner that if the Hulk hadn't joined the fihgt, more people would have died.

NO matter ho powerful Thor is, he can't be everywhere at once, hence you need another big gun from the group to cover places where Thor, Iron Man, or Cap can't be at.

 

[MbJ]

The set visit has Hemsworth saying that Thor is the one to realize the whole thing is connected to something greater. I'm wondering if he's gonna be the one to draw the connection to the Infinity Stones and Thanos since it sounds like Ultron goes after the Stone in Loki's scepter.

 

[Herolee10]

I think he might have been referring more about how "Ragnarok" and how the events of this film will set him up for that.

 

[CoherentChaos]

In the first trailer, we see some sort of energy rail gun. Assuming Hydra's got more where that came from It is Strucker's base of operations after all, and apparently he gets all the good stuff. That's about the only thing I think could pose any threat to Thor, let alone also require them to bring out the Hulk. Because without such an ace in the hole, Hydra reaally should consider immediate surrender when the entire team rolls onto the block. Don't care how fanatical you are, you don't fight the Earth's Mightiest Heroes with ordinary weapons.

Are the Twins involved in this sequence?

 

[BigThor]

Even some people in Marvel itself seem to think Thor's powers come from his hammer. In the latest avengers assemble episode Hawkeye (i think) says Thor without his hammer is like Iron man without his Armour

Actually he said "Thor without his hammer is like Iron Man without his money".

 

[HKpowerup]

I feel like Marvel is kind of afraid to show Thor being powerful because it seems like they want to always place some type of "limitation" on powerful heroes.

They have already shown Thor to be *VERY* powerful. The best example of this is destroying numerous Chitauri and a couple of Leviathans in Avengers 1 over a 10-15 second span. It's one of the best displays of power and destruction in comic book movie history. And that's just one of a good number of examples in the MCU of Thor being a badass mofo.

Thor on the other hand is, so they want to make sure that he's not too powerful otherwise they probably think that it'd be hard to create obstacles for him.

Exactly. You have to be very careful with Thor as he's already a ridiculously overpowered character thanks to Mjolnir. He has Hulk/Superman-like strength and durability, throw in the hammer combined with no weaknesses and it's very easy for him to appear invincible.

I see many Thor fans here are concerned about how he's going to be portrayed in AoU.

You folks have nothing to be concerned about.

He is going to get some amazing feats in AoU (like Avengers 1), and Hemsworth's star power is on the rise so he will get key scenes too, but remember Marvel has to give other characters like Hawkeye & Hulk more attention in these ensemble films because they don't have solo films. At least Thor does.

 

[HKpowerup]

well its sounds like Thor is gonna have some trouble with the Hydra agents because they'll need to call in the Hulk who is described as their atomic bomb who only joins if absolutely necessary.

Well, let's see the movie first please

Hulk is the heavy hitter in these movies apparently, not the two of them

Nah, both are heavy hitters in my opinion and it was clearly established in the first Avengers movie. Plus Thor was portrayed Superman-like in the beginning of the first Thor movie when he battles the Frost Giants and takes out a huge chunk of Jotunheim land.

 

[HKpowerup]

Personally, I don't think it's going to be the case where Thor is going to have trouble with the Hydra agents but more about the team realizing that there's more ground that needs to be covered, thus unleashing the Hulk.

I think an article, that was describing the aftermath of the Hydra Raid, mentioned on how Black Widow told Banner that if the Hulk hadn't joined the fihgt, more people would have died.

NO matter ho powerful Thor is, he can't be everywhere at once, hence you need another big gun from the group to cover places where Thor, Iron Man, or Cap can't be at.

Agreed and well said.

 

[HKpowerup]

Yeah, I want to see a little more of everything from Thor

More weather, more strength, more flying, more durability

In AOS, Sif got blasted by a shotgun and didn't even flinch, plus she got to kick that trailer and show some serious strength.
Thor needs to top those feats and top 'em hard!

The geeks like us know that fighting Hulk to a standstill and surviving a beating from Kurse show insane power
but the GA needs a clear example of just how badass he is

Definitely more flying!! Thor looks far more awesome flying than Superman, holding the hammer and having to spin it before going airbourne, looks way more cool and we haven't seen enough of that in the MCU. And this is coming from a huge Superman fan

 

[HKpowerup]

I'm more intrigued to see Thor finally go up against human weapons like guns and tanks.

I wanna see how he stands up to bullets and tank shells, especially tank shells.

Yup, me too.

I reckon one good, well-placed angry lightning-charged hammer strike from the sky ought to easily destroy 2-3 tanks in one go (thanks to the ensuing shockwave), going by Thor's observed MCU power levels. Agree/disagree?

 

[Mjölnir]

Definitely more flying!! Thor looks far more awesome flying than Superman, holding the hammer and having to spin it before going airbourne, looks way more cool and we haven't seen enough of that in the MCU. And this is coming from a huge Superman fan

It would be cool to see a good part of Thor vs Vision take place in air.

 

[HKpowerup]

It would be cool to see a good part of Thor vs Vision take place in air.

Absolutely!

I think I have mentioned it here before, but if we do indeed see Thor vs. Vision in AoU (as set reports have alluded to it), it has the chance of being more spectacular than Hulk vs. Hulkbuster.

You can do so much more with Thor & Vision in terms of abilities and powers compared to the other 2.

It may not have the emotional weight or raw brutal nature of Hulk vs. Hulkbuster, but could be just as memorable if not more so.

Gosh, I can't wait for this movie.

 

[HKpowerup]

I'm sure most, if not all, have seen this, but in case anyone hasn't here's a compilation clip of all of Thor's fight, attack, etc. scenes in the MCU. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iAy-wOkZbk

 

[BigThor]

well its sounds like Thor is gonna have some trouble with the Hydra agents because they'll need to call in the Hulk who is described as their atomic bomb who only joins if absolutely necessary. Hulk is the heavy hitter in these movies apparently, not the two of them

Let's just ignore the fact that Thor and Hulk were both called "The Big Guns" in TA. Also Thor was specifically called upon to accompany Widow incase Banner Hulks out on the Helicarrier.

Not to mention he killed more Leviathan's than any other Avenger. Plus he was the only one capable of temporarily plugging up the wormhole per Cap's orders.

What did Hulk do? Beat up a staff-less Loki, destroy a couple foot soldiers, and "one" Leviathan?