Honestly, I think she and Rodan are good in this one, too. The last big trailer specifically hovers the dialogue “Which of them are here to protect us” over Mothra and Rodan and saves the line “And which of them are here to threaten us” over King Ghidorah.

I believe that was Mothra.

I think it was Mothra in caterpillar form.

You know what would be cool for the humans to have if they want to join the fight this time? Some robots, preferably of the giant variety, from some folks working on something call the Jaeger Program. I would sacrifice the next MCU film to watch that crossover.

I thought he was just happy to have a 1:1 fist fight that was a little challenging.

Except for Thor’s entrance, I don’t think most people would rate the Battle of Wakanda too highly.

I still refuse to check out future Netflix MCU shows

“Let him have his fun” was a nice comment to that point.  

how powerful is he without his hammer

I would pay big money to see another Justice League where straight up the main villain is just Shannon Doherty.

It was also nice that Thanos beat up Hulk not by using the power stone or other space magic, but by being an equally hulky big meatbag, but one who actually knows how to fight. There’s something ridiculous about beholding an all-CGI throwdown between a CGI brawler and a CGI actually-knows-how-to-fight-er, but that’s…

I have never seen a better implementation of the Worf Effect than the beginning of this film with Thanos beating the absolute dogshit out of Hulk.

Also they did have a co-ordinated attack plan (good job Peter Q) that was working until it didn’t (screw you Peter Q).

Between that giving and Thor is eye back and giving Thor another weapon, IW really backtracked on Ragnorak.

Having Thanos defeat the the Hulk in hand to hand combat was a nice way to quickly signpost that Thanos is not to be trifled with. Although by that rationale he probably should have wiped the floor in his final fight scene vs Tony, Spidey, Quill etc.  

...And Cersei Lannister goes down in history as the savior of humanity, a paragon of virtue, humility, bravery, and strength.

“Hey that ice demon guy who can raise the dead and set them against us is coming. What should we do?”

Ragnarok, despite being popular, is not a very good movie

I don’t think this sounds like too terrible of an idea.  Once in a while I’d like to find something interesting by chance, like the olden days of channel surfing, rather than today where I only find out what’s good by waiting for the internet to point to a hot trend.