After so many Marvel Films, will their first Solo Film 4-quel deliver? Let's find out...
The Good
* Gorr is a fleshed-out and understandable Villain. He's evil in his methods...but you get why he does what he does. Kudos, Writers and Bale.
* Thor's journey here is great, as he learns to love others and himself. He's as fun and badass as ever.
* Mighty Thor has an all-too human motivation to become, well, a God (of sorts). You feel for her during her bittersweet journey.
* Korg. He's always a good thing.
* The Plot is a fun journey across multiple Planets and Realms which- no SPOILERS- takes some unique turns.
The Bad
* To be fair, Taika leans pretty heavily on the 'Korg Narrates a Story' idea to deal with the Plot. It's logical the first time- flowing organically into the next Scene-, but not so much the next 2-3 times. I'm guessing it was a COVID thing?
* Russell Crowe as Zeus is either hilarious or hilariously-bad. Your taste may vary.
* Marvel made another Character Gay. This one is just for you Incels out there.
* We are teased with some 'classic Guardians Adventures with Thor' and only get one. Make it happen, Marvel Animated!
In summary, T:L&T is a fun, surprisingly-deep Film. It's another Taika Waititi Film, in other words.
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