If there is something unexpected in the movies Taika Waititi, the details of his jokes. We know that they will be there, that the goal of making us laugh with crazy situations and dialogues is one of their most deeply rooted and grateful habits, that they are not going to lose it and that we are happy about it. Thus, although we are aware of what is being offered, it manages to confuse us on the basis of goodness. And now says closing Thor: Love and Thunder we won’t see it.
“End of this movie so cool, so nice and so unexpected for this character…,” he comments to the magazine Empire referring to the fate of the God of Thunder, played by Australian Chris Hemsworth in nine feature films of the saga; He continues, “I’d like to leave before the public says, ‘We’re tired of you.’ conversation.”
We don’t think audiences will get tired of Taika Waititi in the Marvel Cinematic Universe any more than their cousin James Gunn, who is more serious in handling but with whom he shares his sassy humorous streak, is less brutal. perhaps in the case of the director of the antipodes. But we agree with him that the main character Thor: Love and Thunder finds himself in an unexpected position after some rather unexpected twists and turns in the last section.
A few final twists with a lot of feeling in Thor: Love and Thunder
However, the twists and turns that end Chris Hemsworth’s film stem from the director’s determination to offer the audience more than laughter. “As irreverent as director Taika, everyone his films have a huge amount of heart”, says Tessa Thompson, who plays the Valkyrie with Thor: Ragnarok (2017). “[Y] It has perhaps more than what we’ve seen in other parts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.” Well, maybe not to that extent.
“I wanted to get into the drama a little more this film and in some more emotional aspects,” admits Taika Waititi. “In my films, I love when people laugh and cry, and I don’t think people cried in ragnarok“. There was no need for this; we were very pleased to be awakened by his delirium. But here he wants to offer an adventure “that touches on this idea of love in every possible way.” And he understands it.
