He actually did use “son of a bitch” in Ultron. I just forgot about it.

Trailer #2 had the Thor/Capt. Marvel scene from the reverse perspective, behind Thor’s shoulder so you only saw the flat side of Stormbreaker.  This clip shows from behind Capt. Marvel’s shoulder giving you a good view of the sharp side of the axe.

He never summoned Mjolnir, just the back of Stormbreaker’s axe resembles the hammer.

In the clip, I mean. I’m not saying he wasn’t summoning Mjolnir for....what, like, 5 movies now? 

Three words:

“...that ankle...” ???

See, I don’t entirely agree with this. And in an era when we were lucky if we got two female characters in a superhero movie, all by accident we had this relationship between them on the side, passing the Bechdel test with ease. And while there’s argument to be made that Jane is too defined by Thor, Darcy definitely…

Why do they keep giving Jean/Dark Phoenix prominent colorful veins to signify her descent into evil? That is not a thing in the comics or (outside of Evil Willow from Buffy) popular culture. 

How slow of a response to two broken legs can you get?

“I think she may be hurt...”

“lower stakes than a movie about a god should be.”

The First Avenger is the most-underrated of the films

I loved Ragnarok but in the broad scope of things, I feel Hiddleston’s Loki is the greatest contribution the Thor series has made to the MCU.

I don’t think future Thor projects have been ruled out. Both Hemsworth and Taika have expressed interest in continuing the character.

The most tragic story in the whole MCU was Darcy Lewis getting totally forgotten about in all those post-The Dark World films. Maybe she can show up on Agents Of SHIELD.

The first 2 Thor movies being kind of dull makes me wish Hemsworth was sticking around longer, as it feels like the character is only just hitting his stride.

Darcy was the stealth MVP of the first two Thor movies. Thor 2 missed its chance by not bringing Darcy to Asgard as well, seeing her being sassy and brassy in the Realm Eternal would have been gold. 

i think thor 2's badness is vastly overrated. it’s way better than the original, has some big laughs and tom hiddleston gives a really great performance.

I saw that screengrab at the top of the article and thought “Why’s he look like that? That’s not what he looked like for the whole movie, right? I’d definitely remember that.”

They definitely hadn’t quite figured out his hair/beard. The too-blonde eyebrows are particularly distracting.

Watching Thor, it’s hard to believe Chris Hemsworth would go on to anchor Infinity War with his comedic timing and emotional range.